HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SEVENTY-SEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY

ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIXTH LEGISLATIVE DAY

MAY 2, 1972

11:00 O'CLOCK A.M.

THE HONORABLE W. ROBERT BLAIR,

SPEAKER IN THE CHAIR

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A roll call for attendance was taken and indicated that

a11 were present with the exception of the following:

Representative Eugene M. Barnes illness;

Representative John H. Conolly - no reason given;

Representative J. Horace Gardner - death;

Representative Aaron Jaffe - no reason given;

Representative Henry J. Klosak - illness;

Representative Michael H. McDermott - illness;

Representative Edward J. Shaw - death.

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Doorkeeper: ''Now, all who are not entitled to the House cham-

ber, wkll you please retire to the gallery. Thank youm''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The House' will be in order. The in-

vocation this morning will be by Dr. Johnson-''

Dr. John Johnson: ''We pray . Almighty God, creator and Redeem

er of al1 your people. 1et us ask of thq prophet Micah

''What shall I come before the Lord and bow myself before

God on high?'' And 1et us answer with his words, ''He has

showed you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord

require of you but to do justice and to love kindness,

and to walk humbly with your God. '' Give your spirit to

eaeh one of us now, O Lord., that we might speak juskice

in a11 that we do. Show k'indness toward all with whom

we come into contact. Manifest humility in al1 that we

are privileged to undertake and accomplish and walk eqch

day according to your good and gracious will. For as weA '

seek justice, so let justice reigh over commonwealth, aswe show kindness, let us experience kindness at the hand

.of b0th fore and friend. And as we practice humility, 1et

not khe proud mistake it 'for lack qf courage and as we

walk according to your will, bless us and the people we

represent in this assembly of government. Show faith-

fulness to us as you did to' Abraham and to our fathers

. from hhe days of old. And as we are saddened upon the

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2. (a)death of J. Edgar Hoover we thank you for the service

rendered to our nation by all who dedicate themselves in

public service and we ask your continued gukdqnee upon .

such service. In the name of our redeemer. Amen.''

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Hon. Robert Blair: ''Rol1 call for attendance . It might

be that your keys are in .your desk drawer, if youlll open

them. You locked your key to your desk drawer, yeah. Ah,

a1l right, now. those persons whosq switches are locked so

can make sure theytre on the roll call the gentleman

from Cook, Mr. William Walsh, the gentleman, Mr . Grahata,

Mr. Duff, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Juckett, Mr. Neff Mr. Walter,

Mr. Meclain, Mr. O'Brien, kr. Barry, Mr. Shea, Mr. McGah,

Mr . Taylor, Mr. Sims, Mr . Hudson: Mr. Matijevich: Mr . AlsupMr . Merlo, Mr . Davis , Mr . Leon, Mr . Alsup, :E got you . Theentleman f rom Macon, Mr . Borchers , f or what purpcse do you

rise, sir?''

Webber Borchers: ''Mr. Speaker and Fellow Members of the House

I would like to introduce td the House, the high school

class from Morrisonville/ Illinois. under Mr. Bowline thefrqteBcher, it's American Government class. If they w ill stànn ''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Shea.''

Gerald W. Shea: ''Mr. Speaker, kould you let the Journal showve

that Representative McDermott and Representative Laurino

are absent due to illness.u

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The Journal will so indicate. Mr.

Garmisa, for what purpose do you rise, sir?''

Benedict Garmisa: ''Ah .

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Meséages from the Senate.''

Fredric B. Splcke: uMessage from the Sqnate by Mr. Wright.

Secretary. Mr. Speaker, I am dirécted to inform the Houseof Representatives that'the Senate ha's concurred with th

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House in the passaqe of bills of the followinq titles, to-

wit: House Bills 3709, 3710, 3711, 3712, 3713, 3714. 3715,

and 4113. Passed by the Senate, Ap'ril 27, 1972. Kenneth

Wright, Secretary. Mr. SpeaRer, I am directed to inform

the House of Representatives that the Senate has passed

bills of the following titles, in 6he passage of which I

am instructed to ask the concurrence of the House of Repres

-entatives, to-wit: senate Bill 1358 and senate Bill Number

1478'.' Passed by the Senate, April 27, 1972. Kenneth Wrigh .

Secretary.''

. Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A11 right, the gentleman from Cook,

Mr. Duff, for what purpose do you rise?''

Brian B. Duff: ''Ah Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of p/rson-

al privilege. In the east gallery the students from Wats-

born Junior High Schcol, Winnetka, from the first district

and I wovder if they'd stand up so we could ackncwledge

them . ''

Hon. W. Rob:rt Bla'ir: HThe gentleman from Lee, Mr. Shapiro,

for what purpose do you rise?''

David C. Shapiro: ''Ah, Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of

the House, I would like consent of the Hcuse to table House

Bill 2687, I am the principal sponkor.''

Hon. W . Robert Blair: ''Al1 right, does the gentleman have

leave? The bill will be tabled. The gentleman from Madiso g

Mr. Calvo.''

Horace L. Calvo: .'Mr. Speakèr: Ladies and Gentlemen of the

House, I would like to have unanimous ccnsent to be added

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as co-sponscr to House Bill 4285..'

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Does the gentleman have leave? All

right. Add him as a co-sponsor. Committee reports.''

Fredric B. Selckez ''Mr. Blades. from the Committee on Con-

servation and Water Resourees - Division of Environment, to

which House Bills 4307, 4440, 4441'and 4442 were referred,reported the same back with thp recommendation that the

bills do pass. Mr. Blades, from the Committee on Conserva-

tion pnd Water Resources - Division of'Environment, to

which House Bill 4443 was referred, reported the same backwith amendments theretc, with the recommendation that the

apendments be adopted, that the bill, as amended. do pass

and be re-referred to the Committee on Appropriations. kr.

Rose, from .the Committee on Constitution Implementatione

to which House Bills 3665 and 3666 were referred, reportedthe same back with the rpcommendation that the bills do

pass. Mr. Juckekt, from the Executive Committee, to which

House Bills 3554 and 3745 were referred, reported the same

back with amendments thereto, with the recommendation that

the amendments be adopted and that the bills , as amended,

do pass. Mr. Juckett, from the Executive Committee, towhich House Bills 3608 and 4266 were referred

, reported the

same back with amendments thereto, with thG recommendation

that the amendments be adopted, that the bilks, as amended,

do pass and that they be re-referred to the Committee on

Appropriations. Mr. Juckett, from the Executive Committee,to whieh House Bills 3609, 4217, 4282 and 4283 were refer-

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red reported the same back with the' recommendation that#

the bills do pass. Mr. Juckett, from the Ekecutive Com-

mittee, to which Hcuse Bil1 4144 was referred. reported thesame back witf the recommendation that the bill do pass and

that it be re-referred to the Committee on Appropriations.

Mr. Epton, from the Committee on Public Welfare. to which

House Bill 1324 was referred, reported ihe same back withthe amendment: thereto, with the recommendation that the

amendments be adopted, that the bill, as amended, do pass

and that it be placed on the Consent Calendar. Mr. Epton,

from .the Committee on Public Welfare, to which House Bills

2792, 2795, 2796, 2797, 2798 and 2799 were referred, repor-

ted the same back with the recommendation that the bills do

pass. Mr. Pappasy'from the Committee on Motor Vehicles

Division of Transportation, to which House Bills 3747, 40744149, 4150, 4145, 4146, 4147, 4148, 4190 and 4278 were re-

ferred, reported the same back wiEh the recommenuation that

the Hlls do pass. Mr. Pappas, from the Committee on MotorA '

Vehicles - Division cf Transportation, to which House Bill

3764 was referred, reported the same back with the recom-

mendation that the bilk do not pass. Mr. Pappas, from the

committee on Motor Vehieles - Division of Transportation.

to which House Bills 3781, 4144, 4176e 4177. 4178 and 4179

were referred, reported the same back with amendments there

tô, with the recommendation that the amendments be adopted

qnd that the bills, as'amended, do pass. Mr. McAvoy, from' the Committee on Banks and Savings and Loans Associations -

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Division of Financial Institution, to which was referred

House Joint Resclution 119, offered by Messrs. Sevcik, J.

Y. carter, E. R.. Madigan, W. T. Simms, D. J. O'Brien and

Calvo on April 10, 1972, reported the same back with the

. recommendation that the resolution be adopted. No further

committee reports.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Introduction and first reading of

' House Bil1s.'''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''House Bill 4630, Bill Walsh. Appropriate

$148,758.00 to the Illinois Commission on Inter-governmenta

Coo/eration. Firpt reading of the bill. House Bill 4631, * 'Murphy, et.al. Amends 'The Illinois Municipal Retirement

Fund Article' of 'The Pension Code'. Fir st reading cf the

bill. That's it.'' .

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''For what purpose does the gentleman

from Cooky Mr. Epton, rise?'' ' '

. Bernard E. Epton: ''Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the

House. the Committee on Minority Groups Employment in State

Government is due to report on December 31, 1971. Unfor-

tunately due to the death of its Chairman, Horace Gardner,: '

. the work could not be completed and I would like leave of

the House to extend the .reporting'date to July 1, 1972.'.

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Now, I would ask the gentleman at this

time if he would hold that motion because khere are other .

committees that have similar tvpe problems, on reporting

. 'dates, and I would like to get that resolved with the lead-

ership on both sides of the aisle when we make those decis-

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ions, so if the gentleman would do that, thank yoq. For

what Jurpose does the gentleman from Cook. Mr. Miller, rise '1Peter J. Miller: ''Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Ho se,

I'd like to waive Rule 17 and have.House Bill 4370 consid-

ered by Insuranee Ccmmittee tomorrow morning at 9$00 A.M.

and that's the last day we can get the bills out, so if

the bill is correiting some errors in one pf the insurancebills, House Bill 4370.

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Al1 right . .

Peter J. Miller: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: nDoes the gentleman have leave? All

light, the gentleman may post that bill for hearing. The

gentleman from Cook, Mr. Leort. ''

John F. Leon: ''Ah: Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen.of

the House, House Bill 4292 was to be scheduled for Aearing

tcday, but due to inadvertence was left off the committecalendar. I spoke with the Chairman of the Committee and

he agreed with 'this. I woul; appreciate having it heardx-e

this afternoon in Judiciary II. May I have leave?''

Hcn. W. Robert Blair: ''A1l right, the gentleman have leave?

A1l right, hearing no objection weell post the bill. The

gentleman frol Livingston, Mr. Hunsicker. ''

Carl Hunsicker: ''Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the

House, I would like to have leave to hear House Bill 4574

heard before Agriculture this afternaon. It has not been

posted and the sponsor asked me to post the bill two weeksagO and through an O/erxiihtw it was missed and I would like

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to have it heard this afternoon if possible-'' '

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A11 right. The gentleman. .''

Carl' T. Hunsicker: '''What does it do? Doc Springer, would you

like to answer that, I have a note to make here-''

Hon.. W. Robert Blair: ''A1l right. Does the gen tleman have

leave?''

Carl T. Hunsicker: ''Here's what the bill does.''

Hoh. W. Robert Blair: .'A11 right, a11 righty I have no objec-

tions, so so you may pcst this for hearing this afternoon.

The gentleman from Ccok, Mr. Telcsero''

Arthur A. Telcser: ''.Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of

the House, I wonder if I might have leave to suspend the

Rule for posting concerning House Bill 4422 for elementary

and secondary education tomorrow. I checked this with Re-

presentative Shea, he had no cbjection. It deals with

Scholarships for Spanish Speaking students-''

bert Blair: ''Al1 right, does the gentleman hav'e IHon. W. Roleave to-euspend the rule? The gentleman from Ccok , Mr.

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Gerald W. Shea: ''Leave.''

Hon. W. Robert Blaiç: noh. al1 right, leave's been given,

you may post that bill for hearing. The gentleman from

COOR. Mr. Shea.i' '

Gerald W. Shea: ''Mr. Speaker, on the bills that are going to

be posted and heard tomorrgw, I wonder if the Committee Cler s

èould send out a suppl'emental notice on them.''

Hon. W. Robert Blàir: ''Yes, they'll be directed to do that

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immediately. Mr. Clerk. The gentleman from Cook,' Mr. O'-

Brien.''

Daniel J. O'Brien: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker, I have a similar

request, House Bill 4481 was inadve' rtenfly not posted as

the request was made in the Judiciary and I ask unanimous

consent that the bill be heard at 2:00 P.M. in the Judiciar

Committee.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A1l right, on these various requests,

let me suggest tls, in order that there be no question abou.

it, since it is the Chairman of the ccmmittee's prerogative

to do the pcsting, when you make this request, I would like

for the chairman to 'indicate that that meets with his ap-

proval. Now, is it Judiciary I that you're talking.about?

Judiciary II? Al1 right Mr. Lindberg: the gentleman fromf .

McHenry, Mr. Lindbekg. NOW, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. O'Brien hbs

requested ah leave to suspend the Rule 17 (a) to have a bi1

that is in your committee set for tomorrow and I.want to

make sure that you're agreeable to setting it-''

George W. Lindbergt ''Now, Mr. Speaker, we're meeting today,

today is fine, there's been another one like that with Re-'

tative Leon.''presen

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Theytre both al1 right, then? A11

right, the supplemental notices will be sent by your Clerk.

The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Kipley, for what purpose do

you rise?''

Edward Kipley: ''Ah Mr. Speaker: Chairman of the Credit# .

Regulaticns Colvnittee on the House, I'd like leave of the

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House to include House Bill 4391, which was inadvertently

omitted in the posting oè 4389, 4390. It's a package and

they should be heard and I'd like e have leave of the

House to have it heard tomorrow efternoon at 4:00 P.M.''

Hon. Robert Blair: ''All right, is there leave? Al1 right,

with leave, the rule will be suspended for the purpose re-

quested. The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Sevcik, for what

purpose do you risean

Joseph G. Sevcik: ''We11, Mr. Speaker, I would like to have

leave to hear Hcuse Bill 4136 in Judiciary 11 this afternoo

at 2:00 P.M. This was inadvertently omitted from the post-

ing of last week.''

Hon. W. Robert Biair: ''A1l right now, the gentleman fromr .

Cook, Mr. Shea, has a question with regard to that request.'

Gerald Shea: ''Could you jùst tell us what it does?''

Joseph G. Sevcik: ''Ah, that bill deals with the hiring of jillegal aliens.'.

Hon. W. Robdrt Blair: nAll right, the gentleman has leave to

t the bill The gentleman ffom Cook Mr. Juckett.''pOS . #

Robert Juckett: ''Mr. S/eaker, I'd ask leave to suspend'Rule 17 order to post some bills that were requested by

members but were inadvertently left out. 0ne is House Join

Resolution Constitutional Amendment 13, House Bill 4471,

- 72, -73 and -74 and House Bill 4546.'.

Hon. W. Rovert Blair: ''Does the gentleman have leave? All

right, the gentleman from Cook, l4r. Duff.''

Brian B. Duff: ''Ah, Mr. Speaker, may I ask leave to suspend

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Rule 17 to post House Bill 4428 tomorrow in the Highways

committee - Motor Vehiclçs. I have spoken to the Chairman

and Mr. Shea and they b0th agree-''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''For what purpose does the qentleman

from Cook. Mr. Douglas, rise?''

Bruce L. Douglas: ''Mr.

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Well wait a minute. The gentleman#

from Cook, Mr. Duff, has a#ked leave to suspend the pro-

visions of Rule i7, is there objection? All right. Now,

Mr. Douqlas.''

Bruce L. Douglas: $'Mr. Speaker, I am the chief sponsor of

House Bill 1613 the purposes of which have now been met#

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by administrative action in Chicago's Office of Urban Re-

newal and I would like to ask lèave of this House to table

House Bill 1613.1.

Hop. W. Robert Blair: ''A11 right, is there objection? Hearin!none, the bill will be tabled. The gentleman f/om Cook, 1Mr. Sehliekmané for what purpose do you rise, sir?''

Eugene F. Schlickmanz ''Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen

of the House, I request the leave of the House to add Re-

presentative Raymond Welsh as a covsponsor of House Bill

4265. I'm the principal sponsor of the bill and I'm makingthis request on behalf of Represèntative Welsh

.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A1l right, does the gentleman have

leaue? He'll be added as a co-sponsor. The gentleman from

Sangamon, Mr. Jones.''

J David Jonesz ''Mr. Speaker, Ladies an'd Gentlemen of the

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House, I ask leave to table House Bill 4565, which I am

the Chief-sponsor. This ection has been taken care of

in other legislation in the senate.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Objection? A1l right. the bill will

be tabled. With leave of the House, wedll go to introduc-

tion and first reading.''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''House Bill 4632, Chapman. A bill for an

-act to amend 'The Illinois Income Tax Act'. First reading

of the bill. That's it.'.

Hon. k. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Burditt.''

George M. Burditt: ''Ah Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen# .

of the House, may I have the unanimous consent to have

House Bill 4130 heard by the Full Appropriations' Conmitteel

this afternoon? The bill has been he4rd by the sub-commit-

tee, the Minority Spokesman on the Committee and the Chair-

man of ihe Committee and the Assistant Minority Leader havet. I

1a11 approved this and I therefore request unanimous consentl''

Y ''A1l right.Hon. W. Robçrt Bla r:

George M. Burditt: ''Waive Rule 17?''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: nThe Chairman of Appropriations, Mr.

Reg'ner? Yeah? Mr. Burditt''s requested the suspension of

Rule 17 so that his appropriation bill mA ht be heard in

your appropriation meeting this afternoon and we are sure

you are agreeing with that procedure, is that correctr'

David J. Regner: nThere is no objection.''

Hon. W . Robert Blair: ''A1l fight, add that to the list if

there is no objection. The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Shea.''

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Gerald W. Shea: ''Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the

Housev the bill that Representative Burditt is talking a-

bou't is the. . .that bill is the deficiency appropriation

bill for the Pollution Control Board. Now. I kncw that

there are many, many members interested in that particular

subject, I would like to call it to the attention of 'theHouse.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Al1 ritht, does the gentleman have

leave to have it heard in Full Committee this afternoon?Appvopriations Committee. Okay. The gentleman from Cook .

Mr. Shea-''

Gerald W. Shea: '$Mr. speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the

House, I'm the Chief Sponsor of House Bill 2890 whichamends 'The Administrative RevieW Act.

. would like tohave leave of the House tu have it posted and heard in ''Judiciary 11 this afterno'on. I've talked with te Ccmmittè

Chairman and he has no objection-''

Hon. W . Robert Blair: ''Which committee?nve

Gerald W. Shea: ''Judiciary 11. ,'

Hon. W. Robert Blair: '1AII right, Mr. Lindberg, you can post

that bill this afternoon? Al1 right: any cbjectbn? Leave

will be granted then. What's the number of the bill again?

So we can. .n

'Gerald W. shea: ''House Bill Q89O.n

Hon. W. Robert Blair: 6'2890. The gentleman from Peoria, Mr.Lauterbach.''

Wilbur H . Lauterbach : ''Mr . . Speaker and M'èmbers of the House,. N' ) r 1 *'.' s..?i ) ! '-;>%.. G E N E R A L A S S E 51 13 L Y, (k l:a. .) x j jj 1 f.j

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I'd like to have House Bill 4213 heard by Judiciary -

Division II, I've talked to Mr. Lindberg on the matter and

it is agreeable with him.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A1l right, the gentleman from McHenry,

Mr. Lindberg.''

George W. Lindberg: ''Ah,

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Ah Mr. Lauterbach has requested?#

'Okay? If there be no objection, then that bill will be

added ko the list to the leadership. Ah, the gentleman

from Cook, Mr. Fleck-''

Charles 'J. Fleck: ''M<. Speaker, I wish to :sk leave of the

House to table House Bill 3705. I am the chief cponsor.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Is there objecti'on? Hearing none,

the bill will be ah tabled. The gentleman from ah Will,

Mr. O'Brien.''

George M. O'Brien: ''Ah, Mr. Speakere a point of privilege. j. !Ah

, above here and to the rear is the distinguished eighth t

grade grpduating class of Friedland School District 40C.

Mrs. Warkentein and some of the parents are here with them

and I'd like to have the House recognize these peoplew Ah#

.would you a11 stand so we can seea''

Hon. W. Robert Blairz ''The .gentleman from Adams: Mr. Mcclain.'

Elmo Mcclain: ''Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the House,

I'd like also to introduce over in the right gallery histor

students frcm Quincy College with' Bob Rickter, Father Lan-

dry and Father Aaron, they're right over there and they're

from Quincy.''

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman frcm Cook, Mr. Yourell- ''

Harry Youbell: 1'A point of personal privilege, Mr. Speaker.''

Hon. W. Robert Bla r: Prccee .

Harry Yourell: 'tI would like to introduce to the members of

the House an outstanding young lady who has given a great

deal of her time and efforts to the Parklawn School for the

Mentally Retarded'. She is presently serving as Principal,

Mrs. Evelyn Barrow in the balcony up there.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Introduction and oh committee reports-'

Fredric B. Selcke: ''Mr. Wall from the Committee bn Registra-

tion and Regulation, to which Honse Bills 3784 and 3795

Qere referred, reported the same back with amendments there

to, with the recommendation that the amendments be adopted

and that the bills, as amendbd, do pass. Mr. Wall, from

the committee on Registration and Requlation, to which

House Bills 3800, 4187: 4327, 4335 and 4336 were referred; I. I' jr:ported the same back with Ge recommendation that the l

bills do pass.' No further c'ommittee reports.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Cook, Mrn otis

Collins.''

Otiy G. Collins: ''Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the

House. I would respectfully request leave of the House to

have suspend the provisionsof Rule 17 in order to have Hous

Bill 4589 heard by the Public Welfare Committee. This has

been cleared with the Ch znnan, Representative Epton, of the

Welfare Committee.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''AI'1 right, he indicates that that is. .

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' otis G. Collins: .'4589.'1

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A11. . . ''

Otis G. Ccllins: ''House Bill- ''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: '' . . .right. We, Mr. Collins. I think

we'd better hold that bill, the last one, for checking. It

is indicated that it has been to Executive Committee ratherthan Public Welfare. We'll have the Clerk 's Office check

on that. All right, let's look at that. Mr. Epton, that

bill is in Executive. The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Graham.'Elwood R. Graham: ''Mr. Speaker, I ask leave to remove my

name as co-sponsor of House Bill 4079.'6

Hon. W. Robert Bkair: ''Is there objection? Al1 right, ah,the gentleman's name will be removed . The gentleman from

Randolphk Mr. Springer.'' 1Norbert G. Springer: ''Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of

the House I'd like to have leave of the House for Repres->entative O'Hallaren's name to be added to House Bill 3703

as a sponsor.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''All righty is there objection? Allright, hearing none, Mr. O'Hallarenewill be added to that

bill as a sponsor. The gentleman from Cook, Mr. Kosinski.''

Roman J. Kosinski: ''Ah Mr. Speaker, I request leave from the#

House to suspend the appropriate rules and provisions of

Rule 17 (a) to permit the hearing of House Bill 4590 in

Judiciary 11 today. I've checked with Mr. Lindberg and

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part of the qroup and they are agreeable .''

Hon. W. Aobert Blair: ''All .right, the Chairman's agreed, so .

we'll is there objection? The gentleman have leave then to

have 17 suspended? Al1 right, the gentleman from Cook, Mr.

scariano.''

'' i d Gentlemen'of theAnthony Scariano: Mr-speaker and Lad es an

House. I ask for 'unanimous consent to suspend the provision

of Rule 17 to permit the hearing of House Bills 4608 and

4609. I've checked with the Chairmen of the Committee and

he's agreeable that these bills be heard today at 4:00 P.M .

in the Transportations Committee.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Al1 right, the Chairman ot thecommittee,

Mr. Neff, indicates that he'll set those bills for hearing.1

Is there no objection? All Yight. The gentleman from Mc-

Lean, Mr. Ha1l.'9

Harber H. Ha1l: ''Ah Mr. Speaker, I request leave of the 1ê j

ble House Bill Number 2316.'' lHouse tc ta

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''All right, is there objection? Does

the gentleman have leave? Al1 right, the bill will be

tabled. The gentleman from Lake, Mr. Murphy.''

W. J. Murphy: ''Mr. Speaker, I now request leave of the House

to hear House Bitl 4631 in the Pension Laws Committee this

afternoon. I have approved this with the Committee Cheir-

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Hon. W. Robert Bl/ir: .'Al1 right, the Chairman's indicated

that it is agreeable with him, so we'll suspend the pro-

visions of Rule so that that bill m'ay be heard this

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afternoon. Is there no objection? H'earing none, the billwill be heard. The gentleman from Randolph

, Mr. Springer-''Norbert G. Springer: ''Mr. Speakek pnd Ladies and Gentlemen of

the House, as èhief Sponsor of Hcuse Bill 3703, I wouldlike to withdraw as chief sponsor. ''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Does the gentleman have leave? Al1

right, ah, he will be removed as a sponso'r on that bill.

'he gentleman from Vermilion, Mr. Craig, for what purposedo you rise, sir?''

Robert Craig: ''Mr. Speaker: I'd like to ask for House Bill

4330 to be heard tomorrow in Elepentary and Secondary Edu-cation.''

. Hon. W. Robert Blair: .'Ah ah ah Mr. Soderstrom, is that# #

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been cleared with Mk. Soderstrom?''

Robert Craig: ''He isn't here, I can't clear it-''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Why don't you check with Mr. Shapiro, ,

. (Ihe's the Vice-chairman of the Committee and then we'll'comelba'ck to ycur request in a moment for unanimous cansent .z-.z .

Al1 right, the gentleman from Vernilion, Mr. Craig: has

nc# cleared his request for unanimous consent to have ;$i11 to which he referr'ed set for hearing Elementaryand seeondary Education; this afternoon

. Is there objectio ?Hearing none, the bill kill be set for

.hearing. For what

purpose does the gentleman from Lawrence, Mr. Cunningham,

rise?''

Roscce D. Cunningham: ''Mr.. Speaker. request consent to hear

4430 by Judiciary 11 this afternoon. I have cleared it wit

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b0th sidbs of the aisle . ''

Hon . W . Robert Blair : ''And with the Committee Chairman? Mr .' Lindberga''

Roscoe Cunningham: HYes. I have.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: '.A11 right. Does the gentleman have

leave? That bill will be set for hearing in Judiciary II .

The gentleman frcm Kane, Mr. Hill, for what purpose do you

, -rise, sira''

John Jerome Hil1: ''Ah, Mr. Speaker, I'd iike to have leave to'

o jha/e House Bill 4219 heard in Elementary and Secondary Ed-ucation. It's Representative Choate's bill and it's been

cleared by the Chairman, Mr. Shapiro.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Al1 right, does the gentleman haVel

. 1leave unanimous consent to suspend the rule? Hearing no i:. . !1objection, then this will be posted for hearing. The

gentle man f rom F'ranklin, Mr . Hart . '' 11$

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Richard 0. Hart: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker, I would like to 1

have similar consent to have House Bill 4603 posted for

hearing in Elementary and Secondary Education tomorrow at

2:00 P.M. at the regular time. This has been cleared with

Representative shapiro, the Vice-chairman of the Committee.'

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Does the gentleman, is there objectionWho's the Chairman? Shapiro has cleared it. All right.

Another one? The gentleman from Franklin, Mr. Hart.''

Richard 0. Hart: ''Ah: while I'm on my feet, Mr. Speoker, I'd

like to introduce to the membership the 8th grade class

from Webster Junior High in Benton, Illinois. They're in

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the gallery.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Adams, Representa-

tive MCC1ain.''

Elmo Mcclain: OAh. Mr. Speaker, Ladips and Gentlemen of the

House, I'd like to waive the appropriate rules to hear Hous

Bill 4627 heard tomorrow in the Education Committee and it

has the approval'of the Chairman of the Committee .''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Are there any cbjections? Hearing

none: the gentleman's bill will be posted for hearing tom-

orrow. The gentleman from Knox. Representative McMaster.''

A. Thomas McMaster: ''Mr. Speaker, I would like permission to

suspend the appropriate rule to have House Bill 4498 heard

1in Elementary and Secondary Education Committee meeting toml

t 2:00 P.M. I have confe' rred with the Chairman of lorrow a' j .the Committee

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Are there any objections? Hearing nön ,1Rule 17 will be suspended and the gentleman's bill will be I.

Iposted and heard today. Thé qentleman from Ccok, RepresentA

ative Juckett.''

Robert S. Juckett: ''Mr. Speaker: ah. I ask leave to suspend

Rule 17 for posting of two more bills in the House Executiv

Committee tomorrow, House Bill 45:9 Bnd 4592, so at the

reqg est of their sponsors.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Are'there any objecticns? The gentle-man from Cook, Representative Shea.

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Gerald W. Shea: ''Could you tell us what the bills do, pleasea'

b '' i1l 4589 has'' to do with day careRo ert S. Juckett: House' B

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centers and an appropriation of $2 million to get them im-

proved started, etc. and the other one, 4592 has to dob

with Vietnam vetbrans and is an administration bill to in-

clude them in programs.''

Hon'. W. Robert Blair: ''Hearing no objections, Rule 17 will be

suspended and those two bills will be heard in the House

Executive Colmnittee. With leave of the House, we'll return

to the order bf House Bills First Reading.''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''Hcuse Bill 4633. Juckett, et.al. Approp-

riates $15.000.00 to the Mental Hea1th Fund Advisory Com-

mittee. First reading of the bil1.''

Hon. Robert Blair: ''With, ah, .with leave of the House.

' , jwe'll go to the order of House Bills third reading and ap- 1l

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jpearing on House Bills third reading is House Bill 1612.l

The gentleman from Cook, Representative J. J. Wolf, is rq-

cognized.'' tllJaqcb 'lohn Wolf: HMr. Speaker: ask leave of the House' to !

have Hou/e Bill 1612 returned to the order of second for th

purpose of an amendment.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: HDoes the gentlepan have leave? ' A11

right, hearing no objection, House Bill 1612 will be return

ed to the order of secoid reading for the purposes of an

amendment.''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''Amendment Number One, J. J. Wolf. Amend

House Bill 1612 on page 1, by striking .a1l of lines 28

through and inserting in lieu thereof the following:

'Section 3. Any person who fails to eomply in. .

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Does the gentleman have leave? Hear-

. ing no objections, House Bill 1569. Representative Shea,did you seek recognition, sir?n

Gerald W. Shea: nIfve got cne amendment that but where's the

second one?''

C. L. Mccormick: nThe second one if you remember, Representa-tive' Shea, was the one that increased the size of the board

.by one person.and it took out from under the 'regulations ,

the companies that published the forms in this particular

area. I thought ycu understood and aqreed on it before-n

Gerald W. shea: .'Well, I've only got one a/endment in front

of me and it starts out by adding Section 17..'

C. L. Mccormick: ''The only amendment Sèction 18 this act does.. t'

lnot apply within the jurisdicticn of any home rule unit.

'!1The other amendment

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Gerald W. Shea: 'lThe other amendment. that's a wonderful k. I

Iamendment.''

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C. L. McCor:4cR: '''The other amendment is not a very good a-mendment, but I figured I had to take it

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Gerald W. shea: ''Well, . . .''

C..L. MccormicR: ''But this other amendment is more of a house

keeping amendment and *1'11 bring if over and let you see

it, you'll have no objections.'' .

Gerald W. Shea: ''Wel1 I thought the amendment was supposed#

to read the act does not apply within the jurisdction ofany home rule unit or home rule county

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C. L. Mccormick: ''Well4 I don't know , this is a copy of thel. %%à - h ; .;-k .- 79k1 .;r .,,. ?'''i ( '.71::' 1). G E N E R A L A S S E M 8 L Ytttix- : : ;j . . .% jj ;l 1 Gc X ' . 1 l ('k);.

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onq you had written.''

Gerald W. Shea: ''You're going to amend it today and then

bring it back to third?''

C. L. Mccormick: ''I don't care if they bring it back to third

for tomorrow if they want to.''

Gerald W. Shea: ''A11 right, if you'll leave ii on secoùd, I'dappreciate it.''

L. Mecormick: ''That's okay .''

Gerald W. shea: S'Thank you.''

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C. L. Mccormick: ''Leave it on second after we adopt the two

amendments.'.

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Okay, House Bill 1569 will now be on

#the order of second reading, the gentleman from Johnson, j. '

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iRepresentative Mccormick is recognized, ah# does the Clerk $' . $

have the amendments?''

Fredric B. selcke: ''Yeah .'' '.

1IHon. W. Robert Blair: ''Read the amendments

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. Sylcke: ''Amendment kumber One, Mccormick. Amend

House Bill 1569 on page 1l. by adding after line 24 the fol

lowing: 'section l8. This Act does not apply within the

jurisdiction of any home rule unit' ''

Hon. w. Robert Blair: nThe gentlemsn from Johpson, Repres-

entative Mccormick.''

c L Mecormick: ''I move the adoption Mr. speaker.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Is there any diocussion? If not, the

gentleman has offered to move the adcption of Amendment Number One to House Bill 1569. A11 those in favcr signify by

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saying 'Yeas', the opposed 'No. the amendment is pdopted.#

Are thùre further amendments?''

Predric B. Selcke: ''Amendment Number Two, Mccormick. Amend

House Bill b69 on page 5, line l9, by striking said line

19 and inserting in lieu thereof the following: and so

forth.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Johnson, Represent-

ative Mccormick.''

c. L. Mccormick: ''Ah this amendment applies only to the#

people who print the forms and has nothing to do with the

meaning of the bill, it's just an agreed amendment. And

I move for its adoption-''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Is there any discussion? If not: the 1

. lgentleman has offered to move the adoption of Amendment !INumber Two tc House Bill 156.9. All those in favor of the

' adoption signify by saying 'Yeas' the opposed 'No' the '# # .(

Iapendment is adopted. Are there further amendments? Re- !

pkesentatAve Mc/ormick, do you seek recognition, sir?''C. L. Mccormick: ''Yes, please. Mrw.speaker, I notice that

in 1569 it excludes any home rule unit, but is that okay?

Okay. Thank you.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Nowe you want this to remain on the

order of second reading?''

i k ''No no move it back to the third now. ''C. L. Mccorm c : , ,

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Third readipg. With leave of the Hous p

we'll return to the order of House Bills second Reading.

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentlemen from Cook , Representa-

tive Wolf.''

Jacob John Wolf: ''That should be Amendment Number Tuo, Mr.

Speaker.''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''Okay, we've got it. ''

Hon. W . Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Cook, Representa-

tive Wolf.''

àa'cob John Wolf: ''Ah: Amendment Number Two as the Clerk said

strikes lines 28 through 33 and thN net effect of that Mr. !ISpeaker is to eliminate the need for the dealef to maintain '.

Irecords to show compliance and it also removes the imprison=Iment so the the ah person who fails to comply would only be'

. Isubject tc a fine not to exceed $1,000.00. That eliminates'' :

. !the six month imprisonment or b0th . And I move its adoptiop.''1

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Ah is there any discussion? If not#

the gentleman has offered to move the adoption of Amendment )tNumber Two to House Bill 1612

. All those in favcr signify k

by sayinge 'Yeas' the opposed 'No' the amendment is adopt-#' #

ed. Are there further amendments? Third reading. On the

order of third reading appears House Bill 1569, forwhich

purpose the gentleman fram Jchnson, Representative Mccor-

mick is recognized.''

C. L. Mccormick: ''Ah, Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of

the House, House Bill 1569 through some error or other got 1to third reading. I'd like now to have it recalled for the

purpose of adopting two amendments that were agreed to by

everybody concerned.n

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Fredric B. selcke: ''House Bill 3645. A bill for an act to

amend sections 3 and 7 of 'The Illinois Industrial Develop-

ment Authority Act'. Seccnd reading of the bill. No com-

mittee amendments.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Any amendments from the floor? Third

reading. A11 right, with leave of the House, we'll go to

House Bills second reading. 4302.''

Fredric B. Selcke: HHouse Bill 4302. A bill for an act to

amend'sections 7-61 of 'The Election Code'. second reading'

. jof the bill. No committee amendments.''Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''For what purpose does the gentleman

from cooke Mr. Shea, rise?''

Gerald W. Shea: ''Ah Mr. Speakery I think there is an amend-11ment up there

. I'm going to offer the amendment. Mr. Speak+' . lIer

. In the body or the bill, it talks about the primary I

Iin April' and I'm changing that if the Clerk would read that:IIto the primary which are the third Tuesday in March.'' !lFredric B. Solekez nAmendment Number One, Shea. Amend House

Bill 4302 on page 3, line 7 by striking 'second Tuesday in

April ' and inserting in lieu thereof the following: 'third

Tuesday of March'.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A1l right, thd gentleman from Cook,

Mr. Sheao''

Gerald W. Shea: ''Mr. Speaker, I would offer Amendment Number

One.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''All Fight, is there discussicn? A1l

those in favor of the adoption of Amendment Number One say

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'Yeas' the opposed 'No' the 'Yeas' have it and the amend-' #

ment is adopted. Are there further amendments? Third read

ing. All right/ the gentleman from Unicn, Mr. Choate.''

Clyde L. Choate: ''Ah Mr. Speaker, I would ask leave of the#

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House to suspend the appropriate rules for the purpose of

introducing an appropriation bill and it falls within the

exemption category.'''

bert glair: ''oh and. . .''Hon. w. Ro ,

Clyde L. Choate: ''And I would like to make a motion.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Al1 right.''

Clyde L. Choate: ''M/. Speaker, Iwould now ask leave of the

House for the appropriate rules to be suspended for the

purpose of asking for this bill to be advanced to the orderi. i

(of second reading without reference to committee and I tti

would explain the bill by s&ying simply that it's jointly kIsponsored by the leadership o: b0th sides of the aisle, thatI

!it requests that the appropriation of $900,000.00 for' the !'

!purpose-6f kemodeling and refurbishing the House chambers.

As you can well see the carpets are worn out as you can

well see the desks are a11 scarred and do need refinishing

and as you can well see it would help to have a little more

room on the floor of this House and these are the things

that we anticipate doing-'' '

Hon W Robert Blair: nA11 right, ah. . .''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''House Bill 4634e Blair, Choate, et.al.

Appropriation to the Secretary of State for the rehabili-

tation of the House chamber. First reading of the bill.''

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A11 rightk does the gentleman have

unanimous consent, this $i1l having been read a first time

to adyance to the order of second Heading without reference

to committee. Al1 right, hearing ho objections, the bill

will be advanced to the order of second reading. Intro-

duction and first reading of'Hcuse Bi11s. ''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''House Bill 4635, Scariano. Appropriates

$5O miziion to the Teachers' Retirement System. First

reading Df the bill. H6use Bill 4636, Kleine. et.al.

iates $10,000.00 for the ordinary and contingent 1Appropr

expenses of the Commission to survey and study prcblems

pertaining to water pollution, water resources. First

reading of the bi1l.*!

' THon. W. Robert Blair: ''A1l right, with leave of the Housq, 1

we'll go & the ordet of vetoes, emendatory vetoes motion's.

senate Bill 1188.'. Il

Fredric B. Selcke: ''Motion. Senate Bill 1188. Pufsuant to

Paragrapi (e) of Section 9 of Article IV of the Constitutio

of 1970, I move that the House Soncur with the Senate in

the specific recommendavions for change to Senate Bill 1188'as set forth in the Governor's message of January l7; 1972,

William D. Walsh.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Cook, Mr. William

Walsh.''

k lsh: ''Mr speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen ofWilliam D. a . .

the House, senate Bill 1188 passed this House last fall by

a substantial margin and it is the bill which would provide

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that by July 1, 1973 al1 of the State would be included in!

a Junior College District. The Governor in his wisdom has

changed a couple' qf parts of the bill there are two spec-#

ific changes, one is that he has changed the date back one

year so that it would be by July 1, 1974. that al1 of the

state would be included in a junior college district. The

second change was that he included a backdoor referendum

' for any territory included by hearing that did not want to

be. Now, this latter suggestion removed much objection to'

jthe original bill and for example the Illinois Agriculturalj''Asscciation which.bitterly fought the bill before now have

endorsed it. Ah, I solicit your support and move that the 1,

'' . jamendatcry veto be adopted.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Adams, Mr. Mcclain.''11Elmo Mcclain: ''Will the gentleman yield to a question, ple:se?''

. ' jHOn.W. Robert Blair: t'Ah, he indicatps thak he wil1.'' 1

l' jElmo Mcclain: ''First of all, 1et me preface this by say'ing !

. . j '. . that itls' a qot better than it was. But I'd like to ask

for example, the district sets up the first school district

and it loses. Then the board checks it out and it loses.

' Are we out of th> district then or do we have to have anon

ther electicn tc say that we don't' want to be in a junior

college district?'' '

William D. Walsh: ''I talked, Mack , you had mentioned this to '

me before and I talked with Dick Fox of, the State Board who

'tells me that the if a' territory elects to be in a junior

college district before December 1, 1973, then that territo y

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will be in without operation of this act. It is only after

December 1, 1973, that the compulsory aspeci of this comes

into play. So that to answer 'your question, there is justone referendum in case a territory does not want to be in-

cluded' in a junior college district. And that is the re-

ferendum to get out after the board tells them theydre in.

They have to Mrom 30 to 90 days to get fifty signatures or

.one-tenth of the registered voters to get the backdoor re-

ferendum into play.''

Elmo Mcclain: ''In other words, if they don't want to be in

junio'r college district, they can stay out?''

William D. Walsh: ''Yes, by operation of the backdoor refer- ,1

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'' hank 'you. '' lElmo Mcclain: T

1,Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Knox, Mr. McMaster.l

A Thomas McMasier: '9Ah, will the sponsor yield for a ques- l* è

ltion?''lHon

. W. Robemt :lair: ''He indicates he will.''' A. Thomas McMaster: ''Ah, 1et us suppose that a certain ter-

ritoèy had a backdoor referendum and votes out of the,

specific district that they have been put in. Does this

mean that they will automatically go in another district

or that they will be in a non-junior œollege districta''

William D. Walsh: ''They will not be in a junior college dis-

trict.''

A. Thomas McMaster: ''We11. in other words, we no longer have

a mandatory junior college district?''

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William D. kalsh: .'Well. yes, that's absokutely right . A1lthis does is expand the opportunities to become a part of

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a junior college district. It is not, as you say, manda-

tory, because they do have an opportunity tc get out.''A. Thomas McMaster: uThank you .o

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Lake, Mr. Pierce.''

Daniel M. Pierce: ''Wi1l the gentleman yield to a questionr'Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''He indicates he wil1

.''

Daniel M.. Pieree: 1'As I read it we have about five high

school districts that tried to form a junior college dis-trict that was defeated. Now, if theyere put in a.districtand they do go to a backdoor referendum

, will each high

!school district be a separate entity on the baekdoor refer-i1endum or will five high school districts be in it? How do l1lyou determine whether the territory is voted out cf the

junior c6llege district, what territory are we talking 1.

!abcut? I don't have the I don't have the amendment in fron#

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William D. Walsh: ''Yeah, here's the here's the language with

respect to that. It says if one-tenth or fifty whicheveris less of the resident voter's of any non-district territor/.

' with respect to which a hearing has ebeen held, and I thinkthat is the key language

, the territory with respect to

which a hearing has been held, so if a hearing has been

held with respeet to one high sehool distriet, then thatis where the backdcor referbndum would take place, if it'sfive. then it would be then within five districts.''

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Daniel M. Pierce: ''And the Junior Ccllege Board, the Junior

college Board, in the Springfield, ah would determine the

territory to hold the hearing on inclusion of the .district,

they would then determine the size cf the territory to be

considered, is that correct?''

William D. Walsh: ''We1l, if the State Board made the decision

but Ehey only make the decision if the territory has not

.annexed to a junior college district or formed one prior toDecember 1, 1973.,'

Daniel M. Pierce: HYeah, but what are the territory is one

high :chool district, or three or five for the hearing woul

be decision probably, it would seem to me, the State Junior

College Board. They might split the territory into two

different territorial districts. ''

William D. Walsh: ''That's right after Deeember 1, 1973, thatis correct.''

Daniel M. Pierce: ''And they would therefore determine thë

geographisal are'a where the backdoor referendum would takeplace, is that right?''

William D. Walsh: ''Right.''

Daniel M. Pieree: ''Thank you.''

William D. Walsh: uAl1 rlqht.',

Hon. W. Robert Blair: nAny further discussion? The gentleman

care to close?n

William D. Walsh: ''Well, Mr. Speaker, Members of the House, T

think that al1 of the objection or mcst of the objec'd on ha

been removed on this bill and I solicit your support.'.

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Al1 right the question is shall the

House adopt the amendment? Al1 those in favor will vote

'Yeas' and the opposed 'No'. Mcclain, 'Yeas'. Ah, the

lady from Cook, Mrs. Chapman.''

Mrs. Eugenia S. Chapman: ''Mr. Speaker, Members of the House,

I can understand that members might be stopping for a mom-

ent to consider whether or not to support the Governor's

amendatory veto on this measure. for one do not beiieve

that his amendatory veto improves the bill, because I think

the bill originally was much to be preferred, hcwever, I do

believ'e that this amendatory veto is an an improvement over

the present law. My vote is 'Yeas' on the Governor's amend

atory veto or the bill? Ah , well, this is the bill which

tends to encourage putting .al1 districts in the State withi

a Junior College, so if you support the economy and the

merit of Junior College education, I will think that your

vote should be 'Yeas', however, for those of you who hâveeither reservations about the original bill

, this does in-

clude a backdoor referendum , so you can feel perfectly free

to vote for it.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from McLean, Mr. Hal1.''

Harber H. Hall: ''Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the

House, I hope the dcwnstate members of'this body recognize

what we have here. Time and time again the people in our

district have voted against mandatory junior college dis-

tricts in our areas and'yet we come down here in the last

session and pass this bill and fortunately the bill made an

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amendatory veto to it. I would point out that if we do not

concur in the amendatory veto. that we will have no junior

college districts where we don't want them. I point out

that in connection with the original junior college distric .

the bill, it was, the voters were told that they would not

have to have a junior college in their district, so a pro-

vision was made fcr the schocl' districts to provide for-tuition costs to out of district students coming from any

of oùr school districts &nd they have provided this through

taxation so I believe we've been operating accörding to the

' way it was laid out originally. Support junior college dis

tricts in these areas that have repeatedly indicated that

they did not wish to have them would be an imposition on

people that vote us into office.''

Hon. W: Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Franklin, Mr. Hart.'

Richard 0. Hart: ''Ah, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of

the House, I think this is going to be another incidence

where the-court is going to have to declare one of our

actions or the action of the Governor more particularly,

unconstitutional. In my judgment, there isn't any way inthe world that the Gcvernor'can amend a bill by veto under

the Illinois constitution and put 'in a substantiva measure

like a backdoor referendum and I think it's just going to

be another incidence where the courts are going to say that

the actions of the legislature and the Governor are uncon-

titutional and we ' re goin' g to have to go back tc ours

people again and tell them what we did.''

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Have a1l voted who wished? The Clerk

will take the record. On this question, there are 122

' 'Yeas' and 17 'Nays' and the amendmbnt is adopted and the

bill is passed. A1l right, agreed. with leave of the

House, we'll go to Agreed Resolutions, Aqreed Resolutions.''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''House Resolution 592 Granata, et.al..#

House Resolution 593, Brenne. .House Resolution 594, You-

rell. House Resolution 595, J. J. Wolf, et.al. House

Resolution 596, J. J. Wolf, et.al. Hou'se Resolution 597,

Mcore. House Resolution 598, Welch, et-al. House Joint

Resolution 127 Borchers: et.al-''#

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman frcm Coak, Mr. Hyde.n

Henry J. Hyde: ''Mr.speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the

House, the egreed resolutions. House Resolution 592 is a

memorial to Harry Schwartz who has passed away. House Re-

solution 593 congratulates Fred Glaeser of Richton Park.

House Resolution 594 eongratulates Ann Bennett upon 25 year

service of Veterans of Foreign Wers. House Resolution 595

congratulates Reverend Albert Belda of St. Viatorian for

25 yèars in the priesthood. House Resolution 596 wishes

the German Day Association great success in its annual

celebration, House Resolution 597 commends Stanley Cirkoszfor heroism displayed in saving the life in an explosion.

House Resoluticn 598 salutes Oak Park - River Forest High

Sehool upon their receiving the Presidentbl EnvironmentalMerit Award. House Jcint Resoluticn l27 congratulatesWarren Bcldt of W .S.O.Y. Radio of Decatur for his outstand-

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ing work. I now move adoption of the agreed resolutions-''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: nAl1 those in favor of the adoption of

the agreed resolutions say 'Yeas' the opposed 'Nay', the#

'Yeas' have it and the agreed resolutions are adopted .

For what purpose does the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Duff,

rise?''

Brian B. Duff: ''Ah Mr. Speaker,qcculd I ask for suspension

' of Rule 17 to have some bills posted in Judiciary 11 this

afternoon. I've spoken to the Chairman of the Committee

and the first one is House Bill 4444 which refers to the

administrative procedures of Illinois. The rest are a

series, they are all conformity bills with the new Code of

Corrections as sent through this House . Ah, they are House

Bills 4375,4376. 4377, 4378, 4379, 4380, 4381. 4382. They

are al1 non-substantive and simply changes in the procedure% ' i dministrative vielpoint

. Ah,except t e first which s an a

Mr. speaker, I'd like to hold this motion. as the other

side wan>s to s'peak on it.u

Hon. W. Robert Blair: nA1l right. We will. While that mat-

ter is being discussed, weIll, the gentleman from Cook, Mrr

Juckett.''

Robert S. Juckett: ''Mr. Speaker. I'd 'like to have leave fcr

suspenskon of Rule 17 for theposting of House Bill 4338

in Executive for tomorrow. It deals with it's a Department

bill in the Department of Local Government Affairs.n

Hon. W. Robert Blair: nA1l Pight.''

Robert S. Juckett: ''And also while the Minority Leadery . . .

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Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A11 right, now, discuss that one.''

Robert S. Juckett: ''Right. I'd also like to mbke the announc -

ment for those members on the Executive Committee and forthose of you who have bills in Executive that ExecutiveCommittee is meeting tomorrow morning at 9200 A

.M. in RoomM-5, instead of 2:00 P.M.. 9:00 A.M. tomorrow morning .''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman fromcdok, Mr. B . B.Wolfe.''

Bernard B. Wolfe: ''Wi1l Representative Juckett yield for aquestion?''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''He indieates he will.''

Bernard B. Wolfe: ''Ah. Bob. does that mean that the 2:00 P.M.

, is cancelled, or will you continue after the adjournment

of the House?''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Cook: Mr. Juckett.''

Robert S. Juckett: ''We're going tq start at 9:00 A.M., we wi1go until the House convenes and thdn we'll reconvene afterth'e House adjourns-''

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Bernard B. Wolfe: ''Thank you. ''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from cook, Mr. Phil

dollins.''

Philip W. Collins: ''Ah , Mr. Speaker. Ladies and Gentlemen of

the House, Sub-committee Number One of .the Appropriations

Committee was scheduled to meet tomorrow morning at 9:00A.M. to consider House Bill 4433

. That meeting has been

changed to immediately after adjournment at Room 218. I

have the agreement of the members of the Sub-committee and

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I've checked with the Minority Leader and the Chairman of

the full ccmmittee on this.''

Hon. W. Robert Blair': ''Al1 right, now, we'll go back to Mr.

Duff.''

Brian B. Duff: ''Ah, Mr. Speaker, I have discussed a11 those

bills with the leadership and they're and it's a11 right

by them. Ah, I'd like to renew my motion.'.'

i ''All right is there any objection toHon. W. Robert B air: ,

waiving the provisions tc Rule 17 so these may be heard in

committee? Hearing none, the bills will be posted. Now,

the gentleman from Cook, Mr. Juckett.''

Robert S. Juckett: ''Excuse me, 3r. Speaker, the 9:00 A .M .

session for the Executive Committee is in Room 520. And

the 2:00 P.M. sessicn will be in Room M-5..'

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Did you.want to, leave wasn't given .

on that. Didndt'you have a biïl to. request for setting?

You had requested that a yeah.''#

Robert S. JuVkebt: ''My understanding, Mr. Speaker, is that

they did get it cleared and 1'11 ask leave again.'''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Is there objection? Hearing nohe, the' bill may be.

Robert S. Juckett: ''House bill 4339.tt

Hon. W. Robert Blair: 1.4338, al1 right, now, with leave of

the House, we'll go back to Introduction and First Reading

of House Bi1ls.''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''House Bill 4637 Flinn. Amends an act#

relating to puilic water districts. First reading of the

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bill. House Bi1l 4638, Flinn. Amenzs 'The Municipal Code'First reading of the bill. House Bill 463'.9/ Houlihan.Creates 'The Navy Club, U .S.AX Squadrcn Investments Ccm-. #

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mission.' And ippropriates $5,000.00. First reading cf thebi 11 - ''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Al1 right, the gentleman from St.

Clair, Mr. Flinn.''

Moaroe L. Flinn: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I ask that the

two bills introduced, as Chief Sponsor, just a moment ago,that we waive the rules so far as the posting is ccncerned

so they may be heard this afternoon.'.

Hon. W. Robert Blair: '$Al1 right, you've checked that with

ah# 1'11 assign those bills to Cities and Villages, ncw

did you check with èhe chairman of that Committee?''

Monroe Flinn: ''I have already, sir.''

Hon. W. Robert élair: ''A1l righty .he indicates that hedll

that it's okay for them to be postéd. All right, the gen-

tieman asks for unanimous consent to waive the provisions oA '

Rule 17 so that these two bills may be posted for hearingthis afternoon in committee

. Is there objection? Hearingnone, those bills willbe posted for hearing

. The gentleman

from Cook, Mr. Shea.''

Gerald W. shea: ''Mr. Speaker, Ladies and .Gentlemen of the

House, House Bill 4551 would allow the Chicagc Board of

Education to change its fiscal year. I'd like leave of the

House to have that heard in Elementary and secondary Edu-' cation today.n

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Hon. W . Robert Blair: ''Have you checked with Mr. Shapiro?''

Gerald W. Shea: ''Tomorrow, I haven't had a chance to, 1.11check with him and I can get it done tomcrrow

, then.''Hon. W. Rcbert Blair; ''Mr. Shea.''

Gerald W. shea: ''Mr. Speaker, find I'm in error. It isposted, thank you.

''

Hcn. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman frcm Cook, Mr. Shea.''

h ''Mr S eaker Ladies and Gentlemen of theGerald W. S ea: . p .

Houses House Bill 4269 is a bill in Judiciary II, it's

a Judicial Advisor Bill and I forgot tc post it. May I

have leave Yf the House to have it heard today. It's re-

garding wage deductions. I've talked to Mr. Lindberg andhe's agreeable.''

b t Blair: ''Does the' gentleman have leave tc sus-Hon. W. Ro er

pend Rule 17 so it may be heard? Hearing no cbjecticn, the

bill may.be set. Al1 right, we'll go back to the order cf

Resolutions, ncw-''

Fredric B. Selcke: ''House Resolution 599: Blair, Choate, et.

a l . 9'

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Union, Mr. Choate.''

Clyde L. Choate: ''Mr.

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''Do you want to. have the Clerk raad

the resclution? All right, proceed.''

Fredric B. seleke: ''eWhereas, The House joins all Americansin mourning the loss of Edgar Hoover

, a granite-like

man of high principle, deep conviction and steadfast anduHswerving devoticn; and Whereas

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to Dickerson N. and Annie M. (Scheitlin) Iloover and educa-

ted at George Washington University, where he earned his

L.L.B. in 1916, his L.L.M. in 19l7'and L.L.D. in 1935; and

Whereas, He entered the Department of Justice in 1917 and

rapidly rose to the be in the eyes of his countrymen and th

world and Number One law and crder'man in America; and

Whereas, During his 58 years a; Director of the Federak Bur

. .eau ot Investigation he forged a mighty sword which he has

wielded untiringly in the service of his government and

countrymen against the forces of crime and disqrder; there-

fore be it Resolved, By the House of Representatives of the

Seventy-seventh Generell Assembly of the State of Illinois,

That we mourn this great loss; and be it further Resolved,

That a suitable copy of this resolution be forwarded to the

Office of the Director cf the FBI Department of Justice,

Washington, D.C.'''

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''The gentleman from Union. Mr. Choate.''

Clyde L. Choate: '''We1l. Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of

the House, there comes a time of passing, there comes a tim

of passing for a11 mankind be he large in the eyes of the

world or be he the everyday.fellowman that we know. But

the man that this resoluticn is wrftten about, Edgar

Hoover, like al1 great men, was a controversial figure in

the eyes of many Americans. But certainly there's one

thing that can always be agreed to: I'm sure, by all of the

people within the confines of our 50 states as well as the

world, that here is truly passing on an American. man

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who loved his country, a man who did much good for his

country' and afove all wanted to be known as a man who loved

America and I think that it is béfitting of G is House ad-

journ in the mourning of this great American, J. Edgar

Hoover.'.

Hon. Robert Blair: ''Any further discussion? The g/ntle-

man from Cook, Mr. Hyde.''

Henry J. Hyde: ttMr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the

House, in keeping with the suggestion of the distinguished

Minority Leader, I now move that this Hcuse do stand ad-

journed until the Hour of 12:00 noon on Wednesday, May 3.'.

Hon. W. Robert Blair: ''A1l right. a11 those in favor of the

adoption of the res'olution say 'Yeas', the opposed 'No',

the 'Yeas' have it and the rèsolution is adopted. Nov,

back to the gentleman from Cook. Mr. Hvde. Adjournment

moticn, which is until the hour of 12:00 noon tcmorrow .

Ah, committees are meeting tomorrow morning and we are ad-

dressing ourself mainly to committee work basically thisr

week. We will be having a session on Thursday and compit-

tees that have wcrk that needs to be carried cver, they

have to be out of committee by Friday of this week, sp I

suggest that you recess to ycur colmnittees and cue the

staff to the time and place before Friday, so you get all

the bills tended to. A1f right, a1l those in favor of ad-

journment say 'Yeas' theopposed 'Nc' the 'Yeas' have# . . #

and the House stands adjourned uniil the hour of 12:00 noon

tomorrow.n''*' . m L . .. .... Nq s 1. e!''' ' ( zx .

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