COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAJun 06, 1977 · The House convened at 1 p.m., e.d.t. THE SPEAKER (K. LEROY IRVIS) IN THE CHAIR PRAYER REVEREND DOCTOR DAVID R. HOOVER, chaplain of the

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

MONDAY, JUNE 6,1977

prayer:

Session of 1977 161st of the General Assembly Vol. 1, No. 41

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House convened at 1 p.m., e.d.t.

THE SPEAKER (K. LEROY IRVIS) IN THE CHAIR

PRAYER REVEREND DOCTOR DAVID R. HOOVER, chaplain of the

House of Representtives and pastor of St . Paul's Lutheran Church. McConnellshurr. t'ennsvlvania, offered the following

The following roll call was recorded:

YEAS-198

Ahr;~h;im Gamble Mendwino Sranlon Aod~1.sun Garzzia Manmiller Schea f f~ r Ammstrong Gatski McCall Schmitt Arthurs Geesry MrClstchy Srhwpdpr Hrllornini (ieisler McGinnis Scirica Beloff Grorgf. C. MrIntyre Seltzer Brnnctt George, M. McLanr Shuman

Giammarro Mehus Shupnik nprson Gillrttr Mrluskev Sirianni

Almighty God our Father, as we dwell in the majesty of the world about us and share in the mysteries of 'Thy kingdom, we are renewed by the indwelling of Thy Spirit and constantly fulfill the power of Thy creation. We humbly pray that Thou wilt cleanse us from all doubt and fear, and instill within each of us a faith that will not shrink but will remain steadfast and true. We beseech Thee to ever keep us walking firmly in this faith, and evermore defend us from all adversities; who livest and reignest, one God, world without end. Amen.

Glccsnn Gorh~l Goodman (;ray Gr~enf i r ld Gr~enleaf Grie~:" Hxlverson Hamilton Harorr

-. . . . .. Borski Brsndt Brown nllrd IIurns Buter;~ CBltagirone cliputo C a s s i d ~ Cessar Cinnri,llli Cimirri (:ohm

JOURNAL APPROVAL POSTPONED The SPEAKER. Without objection, approval of the Journal

for Wednesday, June 1,1977, will he postponed until printed.

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Haskel l Hayes. I). S . Hayes. S. E. F1elfrii.k I I o~ f f r l (:<,I?

(:<,well Davies I)eMerlio i)e\lerLr,r

Honaman Ilopkins Hutchinson. A. Ilutrhinson. W.

Milanovkh Miller Milliron Miscevich Mo~hlrnann Morris Mowpry Mrkunic Mullm. M. P . Mullen, M. M. Musto Novak Noyr O'Rrien. B. O'Rrien, D. O'Connell O'Donnell O'Kecfe Olivcr I'anroast

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Smith. E. Smith. L. Spencer Spitz Stairs Stapleton Strwart Stuhan Swrr t Taddonio Taylor, E. Taylor, F. T~~rag l i o Thomas Trrllo Val i r~nt i Vraon Wagner Wansarz Warp0

1)eWeese Itkin Parker Was; LEAVES OF ABSENCE GRANTED IIiCarIo .Iohnson P ~ t r a n : a W ~ i d n r r

Dirtz Jones Piccola Wengrr The SPEAKER. The Chair recomizes the maioritv whiu on Ilininni Katz Pirvskv White " . .

leaves of absence. Does the majority whip have any leaves of absence?

Mr. GREENFIELD. Mr. Speaker, I request leaves of absence Kolt*r Kowalyshyn Kusse Laughlln Lehr

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D"mhnlwski Pitts Wiggins 1)ooetucci Krrnick Polit? Williams Dorr Klingaman Pott Wilson Uoyle K n e p p ~ r I'ratt Wilt

for the gentlemen, M ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . - L A U D A D I O and BRUNNER for today; and for the gentleman, Mr. BARBER, for the week.

The SPEAKEK. The Chair recognizes the minority whip. Does the minority whip have any leaves of absence?

Mr. RYAN. Mr. Speaker, I have no requests for leaves of absence.

The SPEAKER. Without objection, leaves are granted. The Chair thanks the gentlemen.

MASTER ROLL CALL RECORDED

Letterman I.rvi Lincoln Livengood

l)Uffy L)umss Englehart Frr Fischrr. R. K. Fisher D. M. Flaher& Voster, A.

W. Frrind Fryer (;all;rghc,r (;allm

I'renderyast Wise I'ylrs Wright, I). Rappaport Wright. J . L. Ravrnstahl Yahnrr Reed Yohn Kenwirk Zrarfoss Khorles Zeller Richardson Zittrrmnn Rirgrr Zord Kitter Zwikl Ruggiero Ryan Irvis, Sa lva to r~ S p e a k ~ r

The SPEAKER. The Chair advises the members within hear. ing of my voice that the Chair is about to take the master roll call.

We will keep the master roll call open for no more than the legal 10 minutes. Members will please report immediately tr the floor. The Chair is about to take the master roll call.

NAYS-0

NOT VOTING-4

I3arhrr Brurrner Laudadio Shelton

The SPEAKER. One hundred ninety-eight members having

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indicated their presence, a master roll is established. I HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED AND

REFERRED TO COMMITTEES

No. 1201 By Messrs. LETTERMAN, A. K. HUTCHINSON and PETRARCA

An Act amending Title 71 (State Government) of the Penn- sylvania Consolidated Statutes, adding a provision relating to the right to elect membership.

Referred to Committee on State Government.

No. 1202 By Messrs. CALTAGIRONE, BROWN, ZELLER, SHUMAN, Mrs. SCANLON, Messrs. GARZIA, BITTINGER, D. R. WRIGHT, STAIRS, GALLEN, GRAY, MILANOVICH, MELUSKEY, CASSIDY, SWEET, CIANCIULLI, RHODES, Mrs. HARPER, Messrs. JONES, DeWEESE, LIVENGOOD, STEWART, ZWIKL and Mrs. WISE

An Act regulating agreements and payments by certain authorities for legal services.

Referred to Committee on Local Government.

No. 1203 By Messrs. PRATT, ARTHURS and FEE

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ABRAHAM, GAMBLE. RAVENSTAHL and GEISLER

An Act amending the act of September 9, 1965 (P. L. 498, No. 252), entitled, as amended, "An act exempting certain fire- men, policemen, volunteer ambulance and rescue squad personnel and National Ski Patrol personnel from civil liahility when rendering emergency care, first aid and rescue in the per- formance of their duties except in certain instances," further providing for the exemption from civil liahility.

Referred to Committee on Judiciary

No. 1208 By Messrs. TRELLO, ABRAHAM, MISCEVICH, GAMBLE, B. F. O'BRIEN TAYLOR, STAIRS and GATSKI

An Act requiring certain structures heated with oil to have a certain size fuel tank.

Referred to Committee on Business and Commerce.

No. 1209 By Messrs. REED, GRAY, BORSKI, JONES and BROWN

An Act amending the "Juvenile Act," approved December 6, 1972 (P. L. 1464, No. 333), further defining the term "de- linquent act."

Referred to Committee on Judiciary.

No. 1210 By Messrs. REED, GRAY, BORSKI, JONES and BROWN

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Perm- sylvania Consolidated Statues, prohibiting certain pseudo-reli- gious cults.


An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for the temporary custody of the driver's license of a person charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance.

Referred to Committee on Transportation.

An Act transferring certain administrative agencies of the D~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l R~~~~~~~~ to the D~~~~~~~~~ of Lagor and Industry,


No. 1204 By Messrs. PRATT, TAYLOR, O'KEEFE, TENAGLIO, ARTHURS, FEE, BENNETT and MILLIRON

No. 1205 By Messrs. LETTERMAN, A. K. HUTCHINSON. PETRARCA and BERLIN

No. 1211 By Messrs. DeMEDIO, DOMBROWSKI, ZITTERMAN, PETRARCA, ZELLER, CAPUTO, CASSIDY, HASAY, TRELLO, LYNCH, ABRAHAM, MISCEVICH, M. M.

An Act amending the Act of September 9, 1965 (P. L. 498, No. 252), entitled, as amended, "An act exempting certain fire- men, policemen, and volunteer ambulance and rescue squad personnel and National Ski Patrol personnel from civil liahility when rendering emergency care, first aid and rescue in the er formance of their duties except in certain instances," extenin; the provisions of the act.

Referred to Committee on Judiciary. I No. 1206 By Messrs. TRELLO, RAVENSTAHL,

LOGUE, M. M. MULLEN, ABRAHAM, MISCEVICH and GAMBLE

An Act declaring certain bridges an emergency condition and providing for their repair or reconditioning.

Referred to Committee on Transportation.

MULLEN, NOVAK, MRKONIC, R. R. FISCHER, PYLES, ARMSTRONG, CIMINI, D. M. O'BRIEN, LEVI, DIETZ, LAUDADIO, BIlTINGER, STEWART, COLE, BRUNNER, LOGUE, HOPKINS, SPITZ, MANMILLER, DiCARLO, D. S. HAYES, TENAGLIO, ENGLEHART, SWEET, PRENDERGAST, KUSSE, MACKOWSKI, HELFRICK, Miss SIRIANNI, Messrs. PICCOLA, BURD, FREIND, A. K. HUTCHINSON, McLANE, SCHWEDER. ITKIN. RHODES. MUSTO. RUGGIERO, WIGGINS, RICHARDSON, BORSKI, FLAHERTY and SHUMAN

An Act amending Title 51 (Military Affairs) of the Pennsyl- vania Consolidated Statutes, providing for the State Treasurer to establish a restricted account for the deposit and expendi- ture of maintenance fees collected from residents of State veterans' homes.

Referred to Committee on Military and Veterans Affairs.

No. 1212 By Messrs. ENGLEHART, PRATT, DORR, FREIND, PARKER, DeWEESE and

No. 1207 By Messrs. TRELLO, MISCEVICH, 1 HASKELL

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No. 1213 By Messrs. ENGLEHART, STEWART, Referred to Committee on Judiciary. YAHNER and BITTINGER

No. 1219 BY Messrs. HOPKINS and McGINNIS

An Act creating a Product Liability Act, fixing time limita- tion remedies and defenses, fixing certain attorneys fees and repealing certain laws.


WEIDNER, STAIRS and FREIND

An Act amending the "Public School Code of 1949," approved March 10, 1949 ( P. L. 30, No. 141, further providing for gifted and talented school-aged persons.

Referred to Committee on State Government. I No. 1220 By Mrs. KERNICK, Messrs. RAVENSTAHL,

An Act authorizing the Department of Property and Sup- plies, with the approval of the Governor and the Department of Environmental Resources, t o convey a tract of land in Lower Yoder Township, Camhria County, in exchange for another tract located in the same township.

No. 1214 By Messrs. RUGGIERO, FRYER, MUSTO, PRENDERGAST, PETRARCA, 1

An Act amending the "Liquor Code," approved April 12, 1951 (P.L. 90, No. 21). permitting wine ~ roduced in Pennsyl- vania to be sold in grocery stores.

Referred to Committee on Liquor Control.

DUFFY, Mrs. GEORGE, Messrs. COWELL and ABRAHAM

KOWALYSHYN, ARTHURS, SCHWEDER, COLE and DeMEDIO

An Act amendine the act of June 18. 1974 (P. L. 359. No. u ~ ~~~

120), entitled "An act creating the ~ u n i c i p a l Police 0ffkers ' Education and Training Commission * " and making an appropriation," excluding part-time police officers from required

An Act amending the "Home Rule Charter and Optional Plans Law," approved April 13, 1972 (P. L. 184, No. 621, providing for the disposition of the records of a government study commission.


training. No. 1221 By Messrs. ABRAHAM, MISCEVICH, Mrs.

Referred to Committee on Local Government. KERNICK, Messrs. COWELL and BROWN

No. 1215 By Messrs. DiCARLO, DOMBROWSKI, A Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitu- tion of Pennsylvania reducing the number of Senators and BENNEm* ENGLEHART and DS. HAYES Members of the House of Representatives.

An Act providing for the conservation of energy by prohibiting rent inclusion of electricity in residential leaseholds and allowing the resale of electricity by certain entities other than public utilities to nonresidential tenants under certain conditions.

PYLES, GREENLEAF and BUTERA 1 No. 1223 Bv Mr POTT. Mrs TAYLOR. Messrs


N,, 1222 B~ M ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . LEHR, A. C. FOSTER, CAPUTO, ANDERSON, DORR and GEESEY


No. 12 16 By Messrs. PANCOAST, HOEFFEI,, POLITE, McGINNIS. McCLATCHY. MEBUS. YOHN.

An Act amending the act of June 22, 1931 (P. L. 720, No. 262), referred to as the City State Highway Law, changing certain routes in the city of York.

Referred to Committee on Transnortation.

No. 1217 By Messrs. BERLIN. GALLAGHER. MANDERINO. O'KEEFE, GREENFIELD.

An Act amending "The General County Assessment Law," approved May 22, 1933 (P. L. 853, No. 1551, extending the period in which appeals shall be heard.

Referred to Committee on Finance.

HUTCHINSON, VROON, HASKELL and R. R. FISCHER

YAHNER, MILLER, HELFRICK, HOEFFEL, WEIDNER, MOEHLMANN, ZEARFOSS, MRKONIC, KNEPPER, O'CONNELL, BRANDT, HOPKINS. W. D.

KATZ, LETTERMAN, ENGLEHART, I Referred to Committee on State Government.

MOKRIS, DeMEDIO. CALTAGIRONE, GOODMAN, TENAGLIO, STAPLETON, DOMBROWSKI, B. F UBRIEN, BROWN,

An Act amending the "Pennsylvania Election Code," approved June 3, 1937 (P. L. 1333, No. 3201, further providing for the General prlrnary and Munic~pal primary elect~ons.

An Act amending the act of July 20, 1917 (P. L. 1158, No. 4011, referred to as the Constable Fee Law, further providing for fees and mileage of constables.


ARTHURS, FEE, ZITTERMAN, MOWERY, BURNS, CIMINI, PETRARACA, WILSON, SHUMAN, GARZIA, POLITE, PIEVSKY, A. K. HUTCHINSON, KOLTER, TRELLO, ABRAHAM, MISCEVICH and NOVAK

No. 1218 By Mrs. GEORGE, Messrs. MELUSKEY, STUBAN, WILSON, DUFFY, GARZIA, I

NO. 1224 By Messrs. POTT, CAPUTO, KNEPPER, PARKER, YAHNER, HELFRICK, ZEARFOSS, NOYE, HOPKINS, VROON and R. R. FISCHER

An Act providing for funding of municipal pension and re- tirement funds.


No. 1225 By Messrs. D. R. WRIGHT, DeWEESE, FINEMAN, IRVIS, Mrs. KELLY, Messrs. COLE, COHEN, GOODMAN, GEORGE,


MANDERINO, FEE, GALLAGHER, CALTAGIRONE, LETTERMAN, LAULIADIO, KOLTER, RENWICK, GIAMMARCO. GRIECO. Mrs. SCANLON.

TAYLOR, Messrs. McCLATCHY, GIAMMARCO, WHITE, JONES, Mrs. KELLY, Messrs. BARBER, THOMAS, HELFRICK and MADIGAN

Messrs. B. F. O'BRIEN, GATSKI, An Act amending "The Fourth to Eighth Class County MILANOVICH, TENAGLIO, ARTHURS. Assessment Law." aonroved Mav 21. 1943 (P. L. 571. No. 254). ~ ~ , .A " . . . BERLIN, CIMINI, YAHNER, VALICENTI, further providing for temporary tax exemption for improve- M ~ ~ , HARPER, M ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , CASSIDY, SWEET, ments or additions to residential property.

ZITTERMAN. RICHARDSON. I Referred to Committee on Finance LIVENGOOL), STEWART, RIEGEK, Mrs. GILLETTE, Messrs. SCHMITT, GARZIA, PRATT, DeMEDIO, GREENFIELD and GEISLEK

No. 1229 By Messrs. CIMINI, REED, PITTS, Mrs. TAYLOR, Messrs. McCLATCHY, GIAMMARCO, JONES. Miss SIRIANI, Messrs. PICCOLA and MANMILLER

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rights, powers and duties of such boards includiig the power to certain offenses. borrow money and issue bonds therefore; and imposing powers Referred to Committee on Judiciary, and duties upon the Secretary of Health and the Secretary of

An Act providing for the creation of medical districts as bodies corporate and politic in counties, cities, boroughs, town- ships and towns within this Commonwealth; ~ rov id ing for the election of hoards of medical district directors: orescribing the

the Commonwealth.

Referred to Committee on Education.

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An Act amending the "Juvenile Act," approved December 6, 1972 (P. L. 1464, No. 333). permitting any person to see the court flies and records of a child charged with committing

No. 1226 By Messrs. DeWEESE. D. R. WRIGHT, FINEMAN, IRVIS, Mrs. KELLY, Messrs. COLE. COHEN. GOODMAN. GEORGE. MANDERINO, FEE. GALLAGHER, CALTAGIRONE, LETTERMAN, LAUDADIO, KOLTEK, RENWICK, GIAMMARCO, CAPUTO, GKIECO, Mrs SCANLON, Messrs WARGO, B F O'BRIEN, GATSKI, ZITFERMAN, GARZIA, AKTHUHS, BERLIN, SHUPNIK, CIMINI. FRYER, YAHNER, VALICENTI, Mrs HARPER, Messrs CASSIDY, SWEET.

I N o 1230 By Messrs. CIANCIULLI WIGGINS, STAPLETON. GIAMMARCO. JONES, GRAY, BORSKI, CALTAGIRONE, GAKZIA. McINTYRE. RUGGIERO. Mrs. SCANLON, Mrs. KELLY and Mr. CAPUTO

An Act authorizing and directing the Department of General Services, with the approval of the Governor, to convey under certain conditions to S t . Rita's Parish and S t . Rita's Com- munity Center, Inc., a certain tract of land and improvements thereon situated in the city of Philadelphia, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Referred to Committee on Urban Affairs.

No. 1231 By Messrs. BRUNNER, DeMEDIO and SWEET

An Act creating the Pennsylvania Physician Edncatinn Council; establishin the powers and duties of such councll; creating a Regional jdvisory Boards to such council; regulating certain appropriations to medical schools and schools of osteopathy; and making an appropriation.

Referred to Committee on Education.

No. 1227 By Messrs. CIMINI, GOEBEL, NOYE, REED, GRAY, BROWN, ZELLER, PITTS. Mrs. TAYLOR. Messrs. McCLATCHY. GIAMMARCO, WHITE, JONES, Mrs. KELLY. Messrs. BARBER, HELFRICK. THOMAS AND MADIGAN.

An Act amending "The General County Assessmelit Law," approved May 22, 1933 (P,. L. 853, No. 155). further providlr~g for temporary tax exemptlon for Improvements or additions to residential property.

Referred to Committee on Finance.

No. 1228 By Messrs. CIMINI, GOEBEL, NOYE, REED, GRAY, BROWN, ZELLEK, PITTS, Mrs.

LIVENGooD, RIEGER, Mrs. GILLETTE, Messrs. SCHMITT, TENAGLIO, PRATT, DeMEDIO and KOWALYSHYN

No. 1232 By Messrs. THOMAS. HELFKICK. DeVERTER and CIMINI

An Act amending the "Physical Therapy Practice Act," approved October 10, 1975 (P. L. 383. No. 110). providing an exemption from certain educttional and testing requirements of the act for certain athletic trainers.

Referred to Comnlittee on Education.

No. 1233 By Illessrs. THOMAS. HELFRICK. L. E. SMITH, KUSSE. KENWICK. LEVI, CIMINI. Miss SIRIANNI. Messrs. PICCOLA and MANMILLER

A Joint Hesolution proposing an amendment to the Constitu- tion of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, allowing justices of the peace to complete their term of office after attaining the age of 70 years


No. 1234 By Messrs. BRANDT. 1,INCOLN. DiCAKLO, ZWIKL. BROWN, REED. ZELLER,

An Act amending "The County Code," approved August 9, 1955 (P. L. 323, No. 1301, further providing for the classifica- tion of counties.

Referred to Conimittee on Local Government.


GAKZIA, ARMSTRONG and K.K. I MULLEN, Mrs. TAYLOR, Messrs. FISCHEK DiCARLO, LINCOLN, FEE, SWEET,

An Act providing for the regulation of smoking in publil places and a t public meetings, and providing a penalty.

Referred to Committee on Health and Welfare.

No. 1235 By Messrs. BRANDT, KENWICK, ZELLER, LETTERMAN, WILT and K.K. FISCHER

Referred to Committee on Judiciary. I No. 1236 By Messrs. BENNETT, SHELTON,

GOODMAN, MANDERINO. CAPUTO, HOPKINS, WILSON, Mrs. KELLY, Messrs. BERLIN, A. K. HUTCHINSON, IRVIS, NOYE, LETTERMAN, M. M. MULLEN and VALICENTI

An Act amending the act of September 2, 1961 (P. L. 1177, No. 525), entitled "An act fixing the salaries and compensatjon of members of certain hoards and commissions and repeahng inconsistent acts," increasing the per diem compensation to members of the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

Referred to Committee on Professional Licensure.

No. 1237 By Messrs. BENNETT, SHELTON, GOODMAN, MANDERINO. CAPUTO, HOPKINS, WIL,SON, Mrs KELLY, Messrs. BERLIN, IRVIS, A. K. HUTCHINSON, NOYE, LETTERMAN, M. M. MULLEN and VALICENTI

An Act amending the "Chiropractic Registration Act of 1951," approved August 10,1951 (P. L. 1182, No. 264), further providing for the fees for examinations and biennial registra- tions.


No. 1238 By Messrs. BENNETT, SHELTON, MANDEKINO, CAPUTO, HOPKINS, WILSON, Mrs. KELLY, Messrs. BERLIN, IRVIS, A. K. HUTCHINSON, NOYE, LETTERMAN, M. M. MULLEN and VALICENTI

An Act amending the act of August 12, 1971 (P. L. 313, No. 78), entitled "An Act providing for elimination of discrimina- tory provisions relating to compensation for services and treat- ment under sickness and accident insurance contracts and providing for nondiscriminatory reimbursement of sickness and bodily injury claims thereunder," providing for the inclusion of other plans.

Referred to Committee on Insurance.

No. 1239 By Messrs. BEKLIN, KENWICK, HOEFFEL, REED, WARGO, WAGNER, E. H. SMITH, BRANDT, IRVIS, MANDERINO, GREENFIELD, ENGLEHART, MEBUS, PIEVSKY, GOODMAN, GALLAGHER, COLE, STAPLETON, RAPPAPORT, M. M

MKKONIC, DeMEDIO, SCHWEDER, ZITTERMAN, McLANE, STUBAN, D. R. WRIGHT, COWELI,, Miss SIRIANNI, Mr. DUFFY, Mrs. KERNICK. Mr. W. W. FOSTER, Mrs. WISE, Messrs. MILLIRON, GEESEY, CASSIDY, DOMBROWSKI, Mrs. GILLETTE, Messrs. WANSACZ, McCALL, KOLTER. FREIND, DAVIES, VKOON, MELUSKEY, RIlTER, TRELLO, DeWEESE, MORRIS, ITKIN, ZWIKL, GARZIA, PRAlT, L. E. SMITH, D. S. HAYES, DOYLE, TENAGLIO, TAYLOR, O'KEEFE. CALTAGIRONE. SCHEAFFER. HALVEKSON, POTT, LYNCH, O'CONNELL, DeVERTER, BROWN, Mrs. KELLY, Messrs. STAIRS, ARMSTRONG, BITTINGEK. STEWART, WENGER, MILLER, MOWERY. WEIDNER, MADIGAN, J . L. WKIGHT. BURNS, CIMINI, CESSAR, ZORD, CIANCIULLI, PICCOLA, IMANMILLER, ZEAKFOSS, MACKOWSKI, KNEPPER, TADDONIO, KIEGER. Mrs. SCANLON, Messrs. FLAHEKTY, RHODES, CAPUTO. VALICENTI, NOVAK, ABRAHAM, PRENDERGAST, ZWIKL, DIETZ, WASS, SPITZ, KUSSE and LEVI

An Act to automatically terminate all forms, publications, pamphlets, periodicals and similar materials printed or other- wise reproduced a t government expense.


No. 1240 By Mr. McLANE, Mrs. KELLY, Messrs. TKELLO, A. K. HUTCHINSON, RAVENSTAHL, MISCEVICH, Mrs. GILLETTE, Messrs. BROWN, JONES, HASAY, LEVI. FREIND and TAYLOR

An Act permitting the use of amygdalin (laetrile) by persons who receive a prescription for same; authorizing physicians to prescribe amygdalin.

Referred to Committee on Health and Welfare.

SENATE MESSAGE SENATE BILLS FOR CONCURRENCE

The clerk of the Senate presented the following bills for concurrence:

SENATE BILL No. 184

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Penn- sylvania Consolidated Statutes adding offenses relatin to

editorial changes; and making repeals. 8. criminal usury and extortionate extensions of credlt; ma m g

Referred t o Committee on Judiciary.

SENATE BILL No. 199

An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Penn-


sylvania Consolidated Statutes further defining the offense of obscenity, redefining obscene, and further providing for iujunc- tions.


SENATE BILL No. 251

An Act authorizing the Department of General Services with the approval of the Governor and the Pennsylvania State Police to sell at public sale to the highest bidder a parcel of property located in ~ i d d l ~ t ~ ~ ~ hi^ ~~l~~~~~ county,


SENATE BILL No. 461

An Act amending the act of May 2, 1945 (P. L. 382, No. 164), entitled "Municipality Authorities Act of 1945" authorizing the adoption of rules and regulations that would provide for the safety of persons using airport authority facilities and providing for the enforcement of the same.


SENATE BILL No. 513

An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P. L. 177, No. 175), entitled "The Administrative Code of 1 9 2 9 granting the power to the Public,Utility ,Commission, to levy limited assess- ments against public utlhtles for fuudlng the Consumer Ad- vocate.

Referred to Committee on Consumer Affairs.

SENATE BILL No. 563

An Act amending the act of January 30, 1974 (P. L. 13, No, 6), entitled "Loan Interest and Protection Law" changing dis- closure requirements for certain costs charges and for mort- gage payments.


SENATE BILL No. 583

An Act amending the act of April 9, 1929 (P. L. 177, No. 175), entitled "The Administrative Code of 1929" requiring the Department of General Services to conduct cost analyses to utilize energy conservation building standards and the utiliza. tion of abundant fossil fuels or renewable resources in all new public buildings prior to construction.

Referred to Committee on Mines and Energy Management.

SENATE BILL No. 650

An Act amending the act of August 9, 1955 (P. L. 323, No. 130). entitled "The County Code" changing the date for reports by auditors to courts of common pleas and to the Department of Community Affairs.


SENATE BILL No. 6 5 1

amending the act of M~~ 16, 1921 (p. L. 579, NO. 262), entitled as amended sCAn act provldlng for the better management of the jails or county prisons in the several coun. ties of this Commonwealth of the third fourth fifth classes and in certain counties of the sixth class by creating in such counties a hoard to be known by the name and style of inspectors of the jail or county prison with authority to appoint a warden of such prison and by vesting in said board and the officers ap- pointed by it the safekeeping discipline and employment of prisoners and the government and management o s a ~ d ~ a l l s or county prisons" changin the composition of the board of prison inspectors and auttorizing countles of the seventh and eighth class to be governed by this act.


SENATE B I L L N ~ . 658

An Act amending the act of February 1, 1966 (1965 P. L. 1656, No. 5811, entitled "The Borough Code" further providing for the opening of certain streets.


SENATE BILLNo. 795

An Act amending the act of July 9, 1970 (P. L. 461, NO. 160), entitled "Professional Corporation Law" changing certain provisions relating to corporate names.


COMMUNICATION FROM GOVERNOR The Secretary to the Governor presented the following tom-

munication from the Governor:

APPROVAL OF HOUSE BILLS Nos. 91,446 and 482

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Governor's Office, Harrisburg

June 1,1977.

T~ the ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ b l ~ , the H~~~~ of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ t i ~ ~ ~ of the cum. monwealth of Pennsylvania:

I have the honor to inform you that I have this day approved and signed House hill No. 91, printer's No. 101, entitled "An Act amending the act of December 15, 1959 (P. L. 1779, No. 673), entitled 'The Fish Law of 1959,' permitting temporary

of fishways."

MILTON J. SHAPP. GOVERNOR

June 1,1977.

To the Honorahle, the House of Representatives of the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania:

I have the honor to inform you that I have this day approved and signed House bill No. 446, printer's No. 1159, entitled "An Act amending the act of March 10,1949 (P. L. 30, NU. 14), entitled, 'Public School Code of 1949,' by providing for the emergency generated by the gas crisis in relationship to the length of the school year, the compensation of employes and the graduation of qualified students."

MILTON J. SHAPP GOVERNOR

June 1,1977.

To the Honorable, the House of Representatives of the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania:

I have the honor to inform you that I have this day approved and signed House bill No. 482, printer's No. 521, entitled "An Act amending the act of July 28,1953 (P. L. 676, No. 210), entitled 'An act providing for the observance of March fifteenth of each year as Charter Day,' changing the date of this oh- servance."

MILTON J. SHAPP GOVERNOR

SENATE MESSAGE HOUSE BILLS CONCURRED IN BY SENATE

The clerk of the Senate returned the following House bills which were concurred in:


HOUSE BILL No. 102 - -- -

I REMARKS PRESENTED FOR THE RECORD

certain tract of land. I mission of the House to submit brief remarks for the record

An Act authorizing and directing the Department of General Services and The General State Authority with the approval of the Governor and the Department of Public Welfare to convey to the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Armstrong a

me SPEAKER, ~h~ chair recognizes the gentleman from L ~ . banon, Mr. Moehlmann.

Mr. MOEHLMANN. Mr. Speaker, I simply request the per-

the use of blasphemous or obscene words in the corporate upontherecord, name. Mr. MOEHLMANN presented the following remarks for the

HOUSE BILL No. 371

An Act amending the act of May 5,1933 (P. L. 364, No. 106). entitled as amended "Business Corporation Law" prohibiting

SENATE MESSAGE TIME OF NEXT MEETING

concerning my vote on HB 8. The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the gentleman. The

remarks will be submitted for the record and will he spread

Legislative Journal: Mr. Speaker, on Wednesday, June 1, in the confusion

surrouudine the votine on HB 8. the bill to r e ~ e a l the Blue

RESOLVED, (the House of Representatives concurring), That when the Senate adjourns this week it reconvene on Monday, June 13, 1977, and when the House of Representatives adjourns this week i t reconvene on Monday, June 13,1977.

The clerk of the Senate presented the following extract from the Journal of the Senate, which was read:

In the June 6,1977

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

- - Laws. I inadvertently voted in the affirmative.

That vote incorrectly reflects the position I have always taken on HB 8. Therefore, I request the record show my vote should have been recorded in the negative.

QUESTION OF PERSONAL PRIVILEGE

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from In- diana, Mr. Wass. For what purpose does the gentleman rise?

Mr. WASS. Mr. Speaker, I rise to a question of personal privilege.

On the question, Will the House concur in the resolution of the Senate'? Resolution was concurred in.

The SPEAKER. The gentleman will state it. Mr. WASS. Mi . Speaker, last week when we voted on HB 8 I

inadvertently voted "yes" on HB 8. I fully intended to vote "no" on said hill and I surely want the record to show that I oppose

Ordered, That the clerk inform the Senate accordingly.

RESOLUTIONSREPORTED HR92, PN 1233 By Mr. WARGO

that hill. The SPEAKER. The gentleman's remarks will be noted for

the record and understood by the House.

That the Speaker of the House of Representatives assign, the standing committee on Health and Welfare the respons~hll~ty to investigate the closing of the mental health unit a t Embree- ville State Hospital.

Rules.

pita1 with another medical facility

Rules.

STATEMENT BY MR. GARZIA The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from

Delaware, Mi. Garzia. For what purpose does the gentleman rise?

HR 105, PN 1463 (Amended) B~ M,., WARGO

That the Speaker of the House of Representatives direct the Committee on Health and Welfare to conduct a study regard~ng the feasibility of a merger of the Scranton State General Hos-

the things I buy in Delaware are tax exempt in the State of Pennsylvania.

Mr. GARZIA. Mr. Speaker, last week on HB 8, I did not hear a question that was proposed to me of whether I pay the sales tax On anything I in the State of when I go shop- ping on Sunday. I want to assure the House that 99 percent of

ing any ~ r o ~ e z y and equipment, with any other institution gambling will be in effect. without the approval of the General Assembly. I just want to let the body know the amount of money that

HR 106, PN 1404 B~ M ~ , WARGO

That the House of Representatives urge the Department of Public Welfare to refrain from entering into any agreement to lease to or merge the Scranton State General Hospital, includ-

Rules.

HR 109. PN 1421

I am sorry I &d not hear the question or I would have an- swered it sooner.

Come December of this year, I 'pend my Sunday after- noons in Atlantic City, spending my money where the casino

leaves this state on Sunday and the amount of money that is B~ M ~ , WARGO going to go into New Jersey from Pennsylvania when the casi-

forcement aithorities

Rules.

~~. That the House of Representatives directs and authorizes the

Sub-Committee on Crime and Corrections of the House Stand- ing Committee on Judiciary to investigate the problems con- nected with the control and reduction of organized crime and public corruution, and the violation of civil rights by law en-

The SPEAKER. The Chair now calls upon the committee I chalrmen to submit their reports of attendance and votes for

no opens up in November. Thank Yous Mr.

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN'S REPORTS PRESENTED


the week beginning Monday, May 30. Said reports will he de- Mr. GALLAGHER, chairman of the Education Committee, livered to the desk clerk. presented the following report:

No Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee Meeting the FROM, James J.A. Gallagher, Chairman weekof May 31,1977. Education Committee

Mr. YAHNER, chairman of the Agriculture Committee, presented the following report:

June 6,1977.

WILLIAM SHUMAN Secretary

June 6,1977.

SUBJECT: Committee Activities

TO: Honorable K. Leroy Irvis, Speaker

Mr. PIEVSKY, chairman of the Appropriations Committee, presented the following report:

June 6,1977.

HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMIlTEE

There were no meetings of the House Appropriations Com- mittee conducted during the week of May 30th, therefore I will not he turning in any attendance or roll call sheets.

MAX PIEVSKY Chairman

Mr. BENNETT, chairman of the Business and Commerce Committee, presented the following report:

June 6.1977.

During the week of May 30, 1977, the Committee on Ed- ucation held no meetings and conducted no hearings.

Mr. RITTER, chairman of the Federal-State Relations Com- mittee, presented the following report:

June 7,1977.

SUBJECT: Committee Report

TO: Hon. K. Leroy Irvis The Speaker

FROM: JamesP. Ritter, Chairman Federal-State Relations Committee

There were no meetings held by the Federal-State Relations Committee the week of May 30,1977.

Mr. BRUNNER, chairman of the Finance Committee, presented the following report:

FROM: Honorable Reid L. Bennett, Chairman Mr. RENWICK, chairman of the Game and Fisheries Com- Business & Commerce Committee

mittee, presented the following report:

SUBJECT: Business & commerce Committee Meetings - Week of May 30,1977


The Business and Commerce Committee did not hold any SUBJECT: Meetings - Committee on Game and Fisheries meetings during the week of May 30,1977.

There were no meetings of the Finance Committee the week of May 31.1977.

RONNY L. GOLDSMITH

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Mr. LAUDADIO, chairman of the Conservation Committee, presented the following report:

TO: Honorable K. Leroy Irais Speaker

FROM: William F. Renwick, Chairman

CONSERVATION COMMITTEE

The Conservation Committee held no meetings or other activities during the period May 24 through June 6,1977.

Mr. SCHMITT, chairman of the Consumer Affairs Com- mittee, presented the following report:

NO CONSUMER AFFAIRS COMMITTEE MEETINGS WERE HELD DURING THIS WEEK. FROM: Anita P. Kelly, Chairman, Committee on Health

and Welfare

The Committee on Game and Fisheries did not hold any meetings the weekof May 30,1977.

Mrs. KELLY, chairman of the Health and Welfare Com- mittee, presented the following report:

June 6,1977.

Attendance Report

Weekof May 30,1977.

Signed C.L. SCHMITT During the week of May 30. 1977, there were no meetings of

SUBJECT: WEEKLY COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT

TO: The Speaker of the House of Representatives

Chairman I the Committee on Health and Welfare.

1977. LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE 96 1

ANITA P. KELLY I fairs Committee, presented the following report: Chairman Committee on Health and Welfare June 6,1977.

June 7,1977. A.J. DeMedio, Chairman SUBJECT: Insurance Committee Meetings Military & Veterans Affairs Committee

Mr. KOWALYSHYN, chairman of the Insurance Committee, presented the following report:

SUBJECT: Committee Report

TO: Hon. K. Leroy Irvis The Speaker

Mr. BERSON, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, pre- SUBJECT: Mines and Energy Management Committee sented the following report: Meeting Report

TO: Honorable K. Leroy Irvis

FROM: Russell Kowalyshyn, Chairman

Please be advised that the Committee on Insurance held no meetings during the week of May 30,1977.

June6,1977. TO: The Honorable K. Leroy Irvis

SUBJECT: Committee Meetings The Speaker

Please be advised that the Military & Veterans Affairs Com- mittee did not meet during the week of 30-May to 3-June.

Mr. B.F. O'BRIEN, chairman of the Mines and Energy ~~~~~~~~~t committee, presented the following report:

June 6,1977.

TO: Office of the Speaker

FROM: Norman S. Berson, Chairman

FROM: Bernard F. O'Brien, Chairman James Wright, Minority Chairman Mines and Energy Management Committee

Judiciary Committee I No meetings were scheduled for the Judiciary Committee

during the weekof May 30,1977.

Mr. VALICENTI, chairman of the Labor Relations Com- mittee, presented the following report:

The Mines and Energy Management Committee did not hold any meetings during the week of May 30,1977.

Mr. RIEGER, acting chairman of the Professional Licensure Committee, presented the following report:

Mr. Speaker: June 6,1977.

The Professional Licensure Committee did not meet the week SUBJECT: Committee Report of May 30,1977.

TO: Honorable K. Leroy Irvis Speaker

FROM: A. Joseph Valicenti, Chairman Labor Relations Committee

HON. WILLIAM W. RIEGER Acting Chairman

Mr. GEISLER, chairman of the State Government Com- mittee, presented the following report:

There were no meetings held by the House Labor Relations Mr. Speaker: Committee during the weekof May 30,1977. The House State Government Committee did not meet during

SUBJECT: Local Government Committee Meetings


Mr. DeMEDIO, chairman of the Military and Veterans Af- I There were no Transportation Committee meetings held dur-

Mr. BELLOMINI, chairman of the Transportation Com- mittee, presented the following report:

June 6.1977. FROM: Lester K. Fryer, Chairman

Room 149-A ext. 3-8683

Please he advised that the Local Government Committee of the House of Representatives held no meetings during the week of May 30,1977.

Honorable K. Leroy Irvis Speaker of the House Main Capitol Building Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Irvis:


ing the week of May 30th

Respectfully submitted, REP. JOSEPH A. PETRARCA Secretary Transportation Committee

Mr. CAPUTO, chairman of the Urban Affairs Committee presented the following report:

June 6,1977.

SUBJECT: Report of Urban Affairs Committee for th, week of May 30,1977

TO: Honorable K. Leroy Irvis, Speaker House of Representatives

FROM: Charles N. Caputo, Chairman Urban Affairs Committee

The Committee on Urban Affairs did not meet during thl weekof May 30,1977.

BILLS REMOVED FROM TABLE AND REREFERRED

The SPEAKER. Does the majority leader have certain mo. tions to place?

Mr. MANDERINO. Yes, Mr. Speaker. The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader for

the purpose of placing motions. Mr. MANIIERINO. Mr. Speaker, the Committee on Rules has

instructed me to make a motion to move the following bills from the table to the floor of the House for rereferral to the Ap- propriations Committee for fiscal notes. and I so move: HE 1001 and HB 1062.

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

BILLS REMOVED FROM TABLE

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. The Committee on Rules has further in-

structed me to make a motion to move the following bills from the table to the active calendar, and I so move: HH 209; HB 711; HB 762; HB 780; and HB 959.


BILL REMOVED FROM TABLE AND RECOMMITTED

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. Mr. MANDERINO. Mr. Speaker, the Committee on Rules has

instructed me to remove from the table HB 1063 and recommit the same to the Committee on Mines and Energy Management as per the request of the chairman of that committee, and I so move.


ANNOUNCEMENT BY SPEAKER The SPEAKER. The Chair has been advised that there is a

printer's error on the calendar. The members should note that HB 634 and HB 1107, on page 13, and SB 163, on page 14, have all been agreed to on second consideration. They should he ap- pearing on your calendar under third consideration. That is a printer's error. That will be corrected for tomorrow's calendar.

ANNOUNCEMENT BY SPEAKER The SPEAKER. The Chair wishes to announce that the Chair

is asking for the declaration of recess of this House until 4 p.m. It will not be necessary for the members to report to the hall of the House a t such time. The purpose of the recess is to permit the Chair to accept additional reports of committees. If there be any additional reports of committees, the Chair is asking that those reports be given a t 4 p.m.

BILLS SIGNED BY SPEAKER Bills numbered and entitled as follows were prepared for

presentation to the Governor:

HOUSE BILL No. 102

An Act authorizing and directing the Department of General Services and the General State Authority with the approval of the Governor and the Department of Public Welfare to convey to the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Armstrong a certain tract of land.

HOUSE BILL No. 371

An Act amending the "Business Corporation Law" approved May 5. 19-):13 (P. L. 364. No. 10Ci). prohibiting the use of blasphemous or obscene words in the corporate name.

Whereupon, The SPEAKER, in the presence of the House, signed the

same.

The SPEAKER. T ~ P Chnir recognizes the m;ijority lmder. Mr. MANDEKINO. M r . Speaker, in ;xddition t r r those bills

the Rules Committee has also instructed me to move the follor\.. ing bills to the active cali,ndar from the table: HI3 Ki1: HB 404

BILLS REMOVED FROM TABLE I

HB 65G; and SB 145

BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE

On the question. Will the House azree to thr.motion'?

HB 1190, PN 1408 By Mr. DeMEDIO

An Act amending "The Administrative Code of 1929," approved April9,1929 (P. L. 177. No. 175). raising thenumber of members a ~ ~ o i n t e d to the State Veterans' Commission and changing tl;hquorum requirement

Militarv and Veterans Affairs.

By Mr. DeMEDIO

Motion was agreed to. I An Act amending Title 51 (Military Affairs) of the Pennsyl-


Military and Veterans Affairs.

REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

vania Consolidated Statutes, providing for the State Treasurer to establish a restricted account for the deposlt and ex- penditure of maintenance fees collected from residents of State veterans' homes.

memhers of the Appropriations Committee did not participate in the preparation of that working document, which is typical and typifies the way the minority has been treated during this session. I would just like the record to reflect that. Thank you,

was labeled, among other things, as a House Appropriations Committee version of a proposed budget,

1 would just like the record to be clear that the Republican

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from Mr. Speaker.

Blair, Mr. Hayes. For what purpose does the gentleman rise? The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the gentleman

Mr. S. E. HAYES. Thank you. Mr. Speaker. I would like to announce that there will be a Republican

caucus beginning a t 2 p.m. this afternoon. Thank you. The SPEAKER. The Chair thanks the gentleman.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

The SPEAKER. The Chair recognizes the majority leader. 1

RECESS The SPEAKER. This House now stands in recess until 4 p.m.

AFTER RECESS The time of recess having expired, the House was called to

order.

INTERROGATION Mr. RYAN requested and obtained unanimous consent tc

interrogate Mr. PIEVSKY. Mr. RYAN. My question is, Mr. Speaker, we have receivec

informally, I suppose, from the Speaker's office what purport! to he a House majority version of a budget. I am wondering it that is in any official form or if i t is in hill form?

Mr. PIEVSKY. No, i t is not, Mr. Speaker. Mr. RYAN. The version that I received alleged that i t was z

House appropriations proposal. Is that accurate? Mr. PIEVSKY. That is right. Mr. RYAN. Did the minority members of the Appropriation:

Committee have any input into that proposal before i t was pul into print?

Mr. PIEVSKY I t is not in print. Mr. RYAN. I t was put in print in the sense that i t was type

written and distributed as a proposed House version? Mr. PIEVSKY. It is just merely a working document, Mr

Speaker. Mr. RYAN. Did the House Republican memhers of the Appro

priations Committee have any input into that working version? Mr. PIEVSKY. They will have input tomorrow, Mr. Speaker. Mr. RYAN. They will have input tomorrow, which is aftel

the fact of the printed working version. Is that accurate?

Mr. MANDERINO. If the Speaker has not yet so announced, I would like to announce the call of a Democratic caucus a t 10 minutes to 2 in the Democratic majority caucus room.

Last week we indicated the subject matter of the There may he a few bills that have to be caucused on, but mainly we will be talking ahout school subsidies and related areas.

HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED TO COMMITTEES

THE SPEAKER (K. LEROY IRVIS) IN THE CHAIR TIME OF CONVENING CHANGED

The SPEAKER. Let me formally remind the memhers that beginning this week our morning sessions will s tart a t 10 in- stead of 9:30. That will allow those members who do commute an additional half hour to get here. That is in the adjournment motion - 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.

No. 1250 By Mr. RAPPAPORT

An Act making an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Referred to Committee on Appropriations.

No. 1251 By Mr. PIEVSKY

An Act making an appropriation to the Uivision of Education of the Philadelphla Museum of Art, Philadelphla, Pennsyl- vania.


No. 1252 Ry Mrs. WISE

A Supplement to the act of April 1, 1863 (P.L. 213. No. 227), entitled "An act to accept the c a n t of Public Lands, by the United States, to the several states, for the endowment of Agri- cultural Colleges," making appropriations for carrying the same into effect, providing for a basis for payments of such appropriations and providing a method of accounting for the funds appropriated.

Referred to Committee on Appropriations


believe the press received, a document with numbers on i t that I Referred to Committee on Appropriations

Mr. PIEVSKY. I will he grateful to get all the help we can get, Mr. Speaker.

Mr. RYAN. I am sorry, I did not hear you, Mr. Speaker. hfr. PIEVSKY. we will he to get all the input we can

get, Mr. Speaker. Mr. RYAN. I believe that. I t just seems a shame, Mr. Speaker, that we received, and I

A Supplement to the act of July 28, 1966 (3rd Sp. Sess., P.L. 87, No. 3), entitled "An act providing for the estahlishment and operation of the University of Pittsburgh as an instrumentality of the Commonwealth to serve as a State-related university in the higher education system of the Commonwealth;***" making appropriations for carrying the same into effect, providing for a basis for payments of such appropriations, and providing a method of accounting for the funds appropriated.


No. 1254 by Mr. PIEVSKY

A Supplement to the act of July 7, 1972 (P.L. 743, No. 176). entitled "An act providing for the establishment and operation of Lincoln University ;IS :In ~ l l s l r u i ~ l r ~ t l t ; ~ l ~ t ~ ( 1 1 t l w (:lllllmol:.

wealth to serve as a State-related institution in the hlgher education system of the Commonwealth:""' making ep- propriations for carrying the same into effect, providing for a basis for payments of such appropriation, and providing a method of accounting for the funds appropriated.


No. 1255 by Mr. PIEVSKY

A Supplement to the act of November 30,1965 (P.L. 843, No. 355) entitled "An act providing for the establishment and operation of Temple University as an instrumentality of the Commonwealth to serve as a State-related university in the higher education system of the Commonwealth;"*" making appropriations for carrying the same into effect, providing for a basis for payments of such appropriation and providing a methodof accounting for the funds appropriated.



An Act making an appropriation to the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science.



An Act making an appropriation to the Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades in Uelaware County, Pennsyl- vanla.



An Act making an appropriation to the Medical College of Pennsylvania, East Falls, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Johnson School of Technology of Scranton, Pennsylvania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Delaware Valley Col- lege of Science and Agriculture a t Doylestown, Pennsylvania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Trustees of the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania.



An Act making m appropriation to the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, Philadelghia. Pennsylvania.

Referred to Committcr on A ~ ~ ~ r o ~ ~ r i a t i o n s .


An Act making appropriations to the Trustees of Drexel Uni- versity of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a t Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Carnegie Museum a t Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for maintenance and the purchase of apparatus, suppliesandequipment.



An Act making an appropriation to the Museum of the Phila- delphia Civic Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for maintenance and the purchase of apparatus, supplies and equipment.



An Act making an appropriation to the Trustees of the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania for the general maintenance and operation of the University of Pennsylvania Museum.



An Act making an appropriation to the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia a t Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Philadelphia Musical Academy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for maintenance and general operation.



An Act making an appro riation to the Trustees of the Uni- R versity of Pittsburgh for t e general maintenance and operation of the Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic.



An Act making an appropriation to the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Trustees of the Buhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.





An Act making an appropriation to the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.


An Act making appropriations to the Thomas Jefferson Uni- versity of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania a t Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

WELCOMES The SPEAKER. At this time, the Chair is pleased to welcome

to the hall of the House Steven Eakin and Derek Dickson of



An Act making appropriations to the Trustees of the Hahne- maun Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania.



An Act making an appropriation to the Dickinson School of Law, Carlisle, Pennsylvania.



An Act making appropriations to the Philadelphia College of Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.


No. 1279 Bv Mr. PIEVSKY

An Act making an appropriation to the Trustees of the Berean Training and Industrial School a t Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania.


No. 1280 By Messrs. NOYE and GOEBEL

An Act amending the "Pharmacy Act," approved September 27, 1961 (P.L. 1700, No. 699). providing for the licensing of assistant pharmacists as pharmacists.



An Act making an appropriation to the Downingtown In- dustrial and Agricultural School, Downingtown, Pennsylvania.


Venango County. They are the guests of Representatives I,evi and Kusse, of Venanao.

The Chair has the pleasure of welcoming to the hall of the House Mr. Harry Sharp, Mr. Sam Catanese and sons, Michael and Vincent, of Seward, Pennsylvania. They are the guests of Representative Stewart of Cambria.

We are delighted to have all of you here. We trust that you will see this arm of your government functioning and that you will go away from here having learned something of how this hranch of the government does operate.

The Chair has the honor of welcoming to the hall of the House the John Wister School of Philadelphia, second and fourth graders, who are accompanied by their teachers and par- ents and are the guests of the Representative from Phila- delphia, David P. Richardson, Jr.

It is of great interest to the Chair that these children are accompanied hy their teacher, Mrs. Elaine A. Richardson, who is the mother of David Richardson, and Mrs. Dorothy Carter, who is the aunt of Representative Richardson. They are also accompanied hy Roberta Smith, Catherine Bryant, Lola McCoy, and Mary Ponlson. All are the guests of Representative David P. Richardson, J r .

We are delighted to have you here. We are glad yon were able to get here in time to see just a hit of the session. We hope that you will come hack and we hope also that when you leave here, you will take with you a little more learning of how this branch of your government functions. We are delighted that you visited us and we hope you will return.

The Chair has the pleasure of welcoming to the floor of the House Mr. James Zamhroski, recently discharged from the armed services, residing presently in York, hut originally from Butler, Pennsylvania. Mr. Zambroski is here as the guest of Mr. Arthurs, also of Butler.

We welcome the gentleman; we are glad that he is here. We trust that he will learn something about the functioning of this branch of his government.

ADJOURNMENT Mr. ZITTERMAN moved that this House do now adjourn

until Tuesday, June 7, 1977, a t 10:00 a.m., e.d.t.

On the question. Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to, and (at 4:13 p.m., e.d.t.1 the Houst? ad-

journed.

Documents

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAJun 06, 1977 · The House convened at 1 p.m., e.d.t. THE SPEAKER (K. LEROY IRVIS) IN THE CHAIR PRAYER REVEREND DOCTOR DAVID R. HOOVER, chaplain of the