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Senate Journal: Wednesday, March 22, 1995

                           SEVENTY-THIRD CALENDAR DAY

                            FORTY-FOURTH SESSION DAY

                                 Senate Chamber

                   Des Moines, Iowa, Wednesday, March 22, 1995



         The Senate met in regular session at 9:03 a.m., President Boswell
    presiding.

         Prayer was offered by the Reverend David ORourke, pastor of the
    Denmark Congregational United Church of Christ, Denmark, Iowa.

         The Journal of Tuesday, March 21, 1995, was approved.



                     HOUSE MESSAGES RECEIVED AND CONSIDERED

         The following messages were received from the Chief Clerk of the
    House:

         MR. PRESIDENT: I am directed to inform your honorable body that the
    House has on March 21, 1995, passed the following bills in which the
    concurrence of the Senate is asked:

         House File 288, a bill for  an act relating to juvenile justice by
    providing for notification of school officials of alcoholic beverage
    violations, authorizing school districts to adopt a dress code policy,
    the expulsion of a student for bringing a weapon to school, an exemption
    in the definition of assault, eliminating the twenty-four hour notice to
    students of a periodic inspection of students lockers, giving access to
    certain juvenile court records to a designated school representative,
    and providing an effective date.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.

         House File 471, a bill for  an act relating to prison time served
    by persons convicted of an aggravated misdemeanor or greater offense, by
    providing for changes in the mandatory minimum terms of sentences to be
    served, by permitting the imposition of up to ninety days of the total
    sentence in a county jail in addition to any terms of probation, and
    providing for a reduction in the amount of good and honor time that may
    be earned by forcible felons.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.



                                   QUORUM CALL

         Senator Horn requested a non record roll call to determine that a
    quorum was present.

         The vote revealed 47 present, 3 absent and a quorum present.



                           BILLS REFERRED TO COMMITTEE

         Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that Senate Files
    422, 445, 448, 450 and 451 be referred from the Regular Calendar to the
    committee on Ways and Means.



                             CONSIDERATION OF BILLS

                               (Regular Calendar)

    Senate File 341

         On motion of Senator Redfern, Senate File 341, a bill for an act
    relating to delinquency charges on credit cards used to purchase or
    lease goods or services from less than one hundred persons not related
    to the card issuer, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Redfern moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 341) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, none.

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Rife

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 346

         On motion of Senator Szymoniak, Senate File 346, a bill for an act
    relating to the establishment of practitioner review committees for the
    purposes of evaluating and monitoring practitioners who self-report
    physical or mental impairments, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Szymoniak moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 346) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, none.

    Absent or not voting, 1:


         Rife
         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 351

         On motion of Senator Fink, Senate File 351, a bill for an act
    authorizing certain cities to appoint additional members to certain city
    commissions, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Fink moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 351) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Fink          Flynn         Fraise
         Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto     Gronstal
         Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen        Hedge
         Horn          Husak         Iverson       Jensen
         Judge         Kibbie        Kramer        Lind
         Lundby        Maddox        McKean        McLaren
         Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, 1:

         Dvorsky

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 370

         On motion of Senator Sorensen, Senate File 370, a bill for an act
    eliminating the requirement for the rotation of names on election
    ballots, was taken up for consideration.
         Senator Sorensen moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 370) the vote was:

    Ayes, 45:


         Bennett       Black         Boettger      Borlaug
         Boswell       Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery
         Douglas       Drake         Dvorsky       Fink
         Flynn         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings
         Giannetto     Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Jensen
         Judge         Kibbie        Kramer        Lind
         Lundby        Maddox        McKean        McLaren
         Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, 5:

         Banks         Bartz         Bisignano     Gronstal
         Iverson

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate Resolution 11

         On motion of Senator Gettings, Senate Resolution 11, a resolution
    urging John Morrell and Company to honor its commitment to provide
    health care coverage to its retirees and their families, with report of
    committee recommending amendment and passage, was taken up for
    consideration.

         Senator Gettings offered amendment S-3131, filed by the committee
    on Business and Labor on March 15, 1995, to page 2 of the resolution and
    moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3131 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Gettings moved the adoption of Senate Resolution 11 as
    amended, which motion prevailed by a voice vote.
    Senate File 375

         On motion of Senator Deluhery, Senate File 375, a bill for an act
    relating to abandoned property subject to control by the treasurer of
    state, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Gronstal withdrew amendment S-3136 filed by him on March
    20, 1995, to page 1 of the bill.

         Senator Gronstal offered amendment S-3171 filed by him from the
    floor to page 1 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3171 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Deluhery moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 375) the vote was:

    Ayes, 48:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell       Connolly
         Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas       Drake
         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn         Fraise
         Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto     Gronstal
         Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen        Hedge
         Horn          Husak         Iverson       Jensen
         Judge         Kibbie        Kramer        Lind
         Lundby        Maddox        McKean        McLaren
         Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rittmer       Sorensen
         Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

    Absent or not voting, 2:

         Black         Rife

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 376

         On motion of Senator Gettings, Senate File 376, a bill for an act
    relating to the regulation of credit unions by authorizing additional
    powers and defining certain business relationships and establishing a
    penalty, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Gettings moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 376) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell       Connolly
         Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas       Drake
         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn         Fraise
         Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto     Gronstal
         Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen        Hedge
         Horn          Husak         Iverson       Jensen
         Judge         Kibbie        Kramer        Lind
         Lundby        Maddox        McKean        McLaren
         Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, none

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Black

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate Concurrent Resolution 23

         On motion of Senator Flynn, Senate Concurrent Resolution 23, a
    concurrent resolution urging support of public broadcasting in Iowa,
    with report of committee recommending passage, was taken up for
    consideration.

         Senator Flynn moved the adoption of Senate Concurrent Resolution
    23, which motion prevailed by a voice vote.
                               UNFINISHED BUSINESS

                            (Deferred March 20, 1995)

    Senate File 178

         The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 178, a bill for an
    act relating to emergency medical services, deferred March 20, 1995.

         Senator Iverson withdrew amendment S-3095 filed by him on March 2,
    1995, to pages 2 and 6 of the bill.

         Senator Priebe offered amendment S-3152 filed by Senators Priebe
    and Iverson on March 21, 1995, to page 5 of the bill and moved its
    adoption.

         Amendment S-3152 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Hammond offered amendment S-3080 filed by her on March 1,
    1995, to pages 5, 13 and 14 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3080 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Iverson offered amendment S-3177 filed by him from the
    floor to page 6 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         A non record roll call was requested.

         The ayes were 29, nays 21.

         Amendment S-3177 was adopted.

         Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that action  on
    Senate File 178 be deferred.



                              IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED

         Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that Senate Files
    341, 346, 351, 370, 375, 376 and Senate Concurrent Resolution 23 be
    immediately messaged to the House.
                     HOUSE MESSAGES RECEIVED AND CONSIDERED

         The following messages were received from the Chief Clerk of the
    House:

         MR. PRESIDENT: I am directed to inform your honorable body that the
    House has on March 22, 1995, passed the following bills in which the
    concurrence of the Senate is asked:

         House File 103, a bill for  an act relating to the liability of
    persons involved in domesticated animal activities.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.

         House File 170, a bill for  an act relating to exempting employees
    of the state fair authority from the state merit personnel system.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.

         House File 217, a bill for  an act relating to education
    requirements for nurses.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.

         House File 277, a bill for  an act concerning health care coverage
    availability to unemployed individuals.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.

         House File 420, a bill for  an act creating an environmental audit
    privilege and providing penalties.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.



                           BILL REFERRED TO COMMITTEE

         Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that Senate File
    348 be referred from the Regular Calendar to the committee on State
    Government.



                         MOTION TO RECONSIDER WITHDRAWN

         Senator Priebe withdrew the motion to reconsider the vote by which
    amendment S-3129 to Senate File 290 was adopted by the Senate on March
    21, 1995, filed by him on March 21, 1995, and found on page 762 of the
    Senate Journal.



                                     RECESS

         On motion of Senator Horn, the Senate recessed at 10:33 a.m., until
    1:30 p.m.
                                    APPENDIX



                           REPORT OF COMMITTEE MEETING

    WAYS AND MEANS

    Convened: March 21, 1995, 1:40 p.m.

    Members Present: Palmer, Chair; Husak, Vice Chair; Bennett, Ranking
    Member; Connolly, Deluhery, Drake, Freeman, Hedge, Iverson, McLaren,
    Murphy, Neuhauser, Priebe, Szymoniak and Vilsack.

    Members Absent: none.

    Committee Business: Assigned bills to subcommittees; recommended passage
    of Senate Files 179 and 181 as amended; amended and approved SSB 275 as
    a committee bill.

    Adjourned: 2:35 p.m.



                              SIMILAR BILL RECEIVED

         On March 21, 1995, House File 215 was received and attached to
    similar Senate File 353 on the Senate calendar.



                          SUBCOMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOR

                     APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

         In accordance with Senate Rule 59, the following senators were
    appointed to subcommittees of standing committees on March 21, 1995, to
    investigate the appointment and reappointment of the following
    appointees to state boards, commissions and departments:

                                    COMMERCE

         As Commissioner of Insurance:

         DR. THERESE M. VAUGHAN: Gronstal, Chair; Husak and Jensen

         As Consumer Advocate:

         JAMES MARET: Hansen, Chair; Deluhery and Douglas

         As members of the Credit Union Review Board:
         PATRICIA A. BERDING: Gettings, Chair; Flynn and Lundby

         DIANE L. KOLLASCH: Gettings, Chair; Flynn and Lundby

         As a member and chairperson of the Utilities Board:

         ALLAN T. THOMS: Bisignano, Chair; Deluhery and Jensen

                      COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION POLICY

         As Executive Director of the Iowa Telecommunications and Technology
    Commission:

         HAROLD M. THOMPSON: Dvorsky, Chair; Deluhery and McLaren

                                     ETHICS

         As a member of the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board:

         GERALDINE M. LEINEN: Drake, Chair; Neuhauser and Hedge

                                 HUMAN RESOURCES

         As Administrator of the Division of Community Action Agencies:

         JAMES SMITH: Kramer, Chair; Neuhauser and Vilsack

         As Administrator of the Division of Persons with Disabilities:

         DONALD W. WESTERGARD: Vilsack, Chair; Tinsman and Hammond

         As Administrator of the Division on the Status of Women:

         CHARLOTTE B. NELSON: Szymoniak, Chair; Kramer and Neuhauser

         As members of the Athletic Trainer Advisory Board:

         ALAN J. BESTE: Boettger, Chair; Hansen and Szymoniak

         MARGARET SUSAN CIGELMAN: Kramer, Chair; Vilsack and Dvorsky

         DANNY T. FOSTER: Neuhauser, Chair; Szymoniak and Tinsman

         DENISE A. HARKLAU: Hammond, Chair; Tinsman and Hansen

         As members of the Board of Behavioral Science Examiners:

         MARY M. CONWAY: Bartz, Chair; Dvorsky and Neuhauser

         LINDA S. TRUDEAU: Boettger, Chair; Hansen and Dvorsky

         STANTON L. VISSER: Hansen, Chair; Bartz and Vilsack

         As members of the Board of Physician Assistant Examiners:

         DR. PATRICIA A. BANWART: Tinsman, Chair; Hansen and Vilsack
         MARK G. DAVIS: Boettger, Chair; Neuhauser and Dvorsky

         As a member of the Commission for the Blind:

         JOHN C. WELLMAN: Kramer, Chair; Vilsack and Tinsman

         As members of the Commission of Elder Affairs:

         BERTRUM BIDNE: Bartz, Chair; Neuhauser and Dvorsky

         HAROLD B. DAVIS: Hansen, Chair; Szymoniak and Boettger

         ELMER H. VERMEER: Hansen, Chair; Bartz and Neuhauser

         As members of the Commission on Community Action Agencies:

         LOIS H. EICHACKER: Szymoniak, Chair; Vilsack and Tinsman

         MERL McFARLANE: Dvorsky, Chair; Hammond and Bartz

         STEPHANIE A. STEBENS: Tinsman, Chair; Vilsack and Hansen

         As members of the Commission on the Deaf:

         POLLY A. ADAM: Kramer, Chair; Szymoniak and Boettger

         DONNA S. HANSEN: Dvorsky, Chair; Hansen and Bartz

         MARVIN W. TUTTLE: Szymoniak, Chair; Hammond and Boettger

         As members of the Community Health Management Information System
    Governing Board:

         DENNIS L. BILLINGS: Dvorsky, Chair; Tinsman and Neuhauser

         JOHN M. COMSTOCK: Tinsman, Chair; Dvorsky and Hammond

         As members of the Council on Human Services:

         DENNIS D. KILLION: Vilsack, Chair; Kramer and Dvorsky

         GREGG R. NARBER: Kramer, Chair; Tinsman and Dvorsky

         DIANNE L. PACA: Boettger, Chair; Szymoniak and Hansen

         As Director of Public Health:

         CHRISTOPHER G. ATCHISON: Szymoniak, Chair; Kramer and Tinsman

         As Director of the Department for the Blind:

         R. CREIG SLAYTON: Szymoniak, Chair; Neuhauser and Kramer

         As Director of the Department of Elder Affairs:

         BETTY L. GRANDQUIST: Szymoniak, Chair; Kramer and Boettger

         As members of the Iowa Council on Human Investment:
         LOIS H. EICHACKER: Szymoniak, Chair; Tinsman and Neuhauser

         ELAINE A. PFALZGRAF: Dvorsky, Chair; Neuhauser and Tinsman

         CHARESE E. YANNEY: Hansen, Chair; Bartz and Dvorsky

         As members of the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
    Commission:

         SHARON BLAIR: Kramer, Chair; Hammond and Szymoniak

         MYRNA L. LANGERUD: Bartz, Chair; Hammond and Neuhauser

         BARBARA J. LIPS: Tinsman, Chair; Szymoniak and Hansen

         JEAN E. OXLEY: Neuhauser, Chair; Bartz and Vilsack

         STEVEN REUTER: Boettger; Chair; Hammond and Szymoniak

         BEVERLY ZIEMAN: Bartz, Chair; Vilsack and Hammond

         As a member of the Prevention of Disabilities Policy Council:

         MONICA H. KURTZ: Kramer, Chair; Szymoniak and Hansen

         JERRY D. STILWELL: Szymoniak, Chair; Bartz and Dvorsky

         CAROL A. WATSON: Neuhauser, Chair; Dvorsky and Boettger

         As members of the State Citizen Foster Care Review Board:

         LIL M. PERRY: Vilsack, Chair; Szymoniak and Tinsman

         HARRIET VANDE HOEF: Tinsman, Chair; Vilsack and Hammon

         As members of the State Health Facilities Council:

         PATRICIA A. HOFMASTER: Kramer, Chair; Hansen and Hammond

         DR. HARRY C. RASDAL: Bartz, Chair; Dvorsky and Neuhauser

                                    JUDICIARY

         As members of the Board of Corrections:

         FRANCES V. COLSTON: Hammond, Chair; Szymoniak and McKean

         KENNETH R. HOEFLE: Drake, Chair; Bisignano and Giannetto

         JIM R. SCHWIESOW: Neuhauser, Chair; Hansen and Boettger

         ALLAN W. VANDER HART: Redfern, Chair; Neuhauser and Hansen

         As a member of the Board of Parole:

         BARBARA BINNIE: Maddox, Chair; Hammond and Vilsack

         As a member of the Drug Abuse Prevention and Education Advisory
    Council:

         KAREN L. WALL: Hansen, Chair; Szymoniak and Boettger

         As members of the Indigent Defense Advisory Commission:

         CARLYNN D. GRUPP: Bartz, Chair; Neuhauser and Vilsack

         A. PATRICIA HOULIHAN: Bisignano, Chair; Giannetto and Redfern
         RICHARD P. TEKIPPE: Giannetto, Chair; Fraise and Bartz

         As members of the Iowa State Civil Rights Commission:

         BERNARD L. BIDNE: Bartz, Chair; Neuhauser and Bisignano

         SALLY M. ODONNELL: Hansen, Chair; Giannetto and Redfern

         As members of the Narcotics Enforcement Advisory Council:

         YALE H. JARVIS: Vilsack, Chair; Bisignano and Drake

         LORI LEWIS: Halvorson, Chair; Bartz and Szymoniak

         LT. RUSSELL C. UNDERWOOD: Maddox, Chair; Fraise and Hansen

         As members of the State Judicial Nominating Commission:

         DONALD CULP: Fraise, Chair; Hansen and Maddox

         CAROL A. GOLDEN: McKean, Chair; Hammond and Giannetto

         LEE W. HOLT: Boettger, Chair; Fraise and Giannetto

                                LOCAL GOVERNMENT

         As members of the County Finance Committee:

         CHRISTINE M. VAN METER: Maddox, Chair; Sorensen and Fraise

         SHARON L. WINCHELL: McKean, Chair; Fink and Black.

                                NATURAL RESOURCES

         As Director of the Department of Natural Resources:

         LARRY J. WILSON: Fink, Chair; Black, Deluhery, Lundby and Rensink

         As members of the Environmental Protection Commission:

         KATHRYN J. DRAEGER: Borlaug, Chair; Sorensen and Dearden

         CHARLOTTE MOHR: Rensink, Chair; Deluhery and Judge

         GARY C. PRIEBE: Kibbie, Chair; Dearden and Hedge

         ESTHER M. STROTHER: Black, Chair; Fink and Lundby

         As members of the Iowa Comprehensive Petroleum Underground Storage
    Tank Fund Board:

         CATHY A. ROTTINGHAUS: Freeman, Chair; Dearden and Sorensen

         JACKLYN K. VAN EKEREN: Kibbie, Chair; Judge and Rensink

         As members of the Natural Resource Commission:

         MARIAN L. KIEFFER: Black, Chair; Sorensen and Borlaug

         JOAN C. SCHNEIDER: Kibbie, Chair; Black and Rensink
         As members of the Renewable Fuels and Coproducts Advisory
    Committee:

         MYRON D. CARLSON: Hedge, Chair; Judge and Kibbie

         DAVID L. HOLMES: Hedge, Chair; Judge and Fink

         ERIC C. SEUREN: Hedge, Chair; Judge and Fink

                SMALL BUSINESS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND TOURISM

         As members of the Iowa Economic Development Board:

         ANN JORGENSEN: Boettger, Chair; Bennett and Flynn

         ELDON E. LEONARD: Bennett, Chair; Boettger and Flynn

         As members of the Small Business Advisory Council:

         SARAH A. FALB: Boettger, Chair; Bennett and Flynn

         FRANCES S. FLECK: Bennett, Chair; Boettger and Flynn

         LEONA E. WESTPHAL: Bennett, Chair; Boettger and Flynn

         As members of the Wallace Technology Transfer Foundation of Iowa:

         STEVEN S. BERGER: Boettger, Chair; Bennett and Flynn

         NADINE S. DRENNAN: Boettger, Chair; Bennett and Flynn

         MARLYS D. JOHNSON: Boettger, Chair; Bennett and Flynn

                                STATE GOVERNMENT

         As members of the Accountancy Examining Board:

         JEAN E. KRUSE: Lundby, Chair; Halvorson and Connolly

         JOHN M. SKLENAR: Sorensen, Chair; Giannetto and Bennett

         PAUL S. STAVE: McLaren, Chair; Fink and Giannetto

         DOROTHY L. VOTROUBEK: Rittmer, Chair; Sorensen and Giannetto

         As Administrator of the Division on the Status of
    African-Americans:

         ROMELLE H. SLAUGHTER: Dearden, Chair; Gronstal and Lundby

         As Adjutant General:

         MAJOR GENERAL WARREN G. LAWSON: Kibbie, Chair; Gronstal and Drake

         As members of the Alcoholic Beverages Commission:

         DR. SUZANNE B. MULDER: Lind, Chair; Bisignano and Gronstal

         SHIRLEY M. WOODSMALL: Dearden, Chair; Gronstal and Lundby

         As members of the Architectural Examining Board:

         CAROLYN E. OLSEN: McLaren, Chair; Fink and Connolly
         NORMAN H. RUDI: Lundby, Chair; Kibbie and Fink

         As a member of the Board of Barber Examiners:

         ALAN L. THOMPSON: Sorensen, Chair; Giannetto and Lundby

         As a member of the Board of Chiropractic Examiners:

         DR. RONALD C. EVANS: Fink, Chair; Gronstal and Lind

         As a member of the Board of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences
    Examiners:

         SUSANNE E. WOLRAB: Lundby, Chair; Gronstal and Fink

         As members of the Board of Dental Examiners:

         DR. JERRY C. PRAHL: Bennett, Chair; Gronstal and Kibbie

         DR. JAMES A. RAECKER: Lind, Chair; Bisignano and Sorensen

         DR. FRED A. RIDDLE, JR.: Drake, Chair; Halvorson and Sorensen

         As a member of the Board of Dietetic Examiners:

         MARGARET B. TAIT: Giannetto, Chair; Sorensen and Lind

         As members of the Board of Examiners for the Licensing and
    Regulation of Hearing Aid Dealers:

         RICHARD T. CLARK: Halvorson, Chair; Fink and Lind

         RONALD G. RICHER: Lundby, Chair: Fink and Halvorson

         As members of the Board of Medical Examiners:

         DR. JAMES M. CATERINE: McLaren, Chair; Giannetto and Halvorson

         MARY C. HODGES: Rittmer, Chair; Gronstal and Kibbie

         DR. DALE R. HOLDIMAN: Bennett, Chair; Fink and Giannetto

         DR. TERESA A. MOCK: Lind, Chair; Kibbie and Bisignano

         As a member of the Board of Mortuary Science Examiners:

         JAMES W. BARR: Drake, Chair; Gronstal and Kibbie

         As members of the Board of Nursing Examiners:

         RODMON C. BELL: Drake, Chair; Gronstal and Kibbie

         REGENE L. OSBORNE: Bennett, Chair; Giannetto and Kibbie

         RICHARD A. PETERSEN: Bennett, Chair; Giannetto and Kibbie

         GUY W. RICHARDSON: Sorensen, Chair; Connolly and McLaren

         As members of the Board of Optometry Examiners:
         JANE F. ECKLUND: Sorensen, Chair; Bisignano and McLaren

         BRENDA S. NEVILLE: Rittmer, Chair; Giannetto and Fink

         DR. ROBERT H. SHARP: McLaren, Chair; Gronstal and Connolly

         As members of the Board of Pharmacy Examiners:

         JAY J. CAYNER: Rittmer, Chair; Giannetto and Halvorson

         PHYLLIS A. MILLER: McLaren, Chair; Gronstal and Kibbie

         As members of the Board of Physical and Occupational Therapy
    Examiners:

         DIANA R. BROWER: Lundby, Chair; Connolly and Dearden

         ERIC G. JACOBS: Lundby, Chair; Drake and Kibbie

         As a member of the Board of Podiatry Examiners:

         DR. WILLIAM W. GRONEN: Lind, Chair; Gronstal and Halvorson

         As members of the Board of Psychology Examiners:

         DR. DAN L. ROGERS: Halvorson, Chair; Fink and Drake

         CONNIE L. SCHMETT: Bennett, Chair; Dearden and Fink

         As members of the Board of Social Work Examiners:

         RICHARD MATLAND: McLaren, Chair; Giannetto and Sorensen

         KATHLEEN M. MORGAN: Dearden, Chair; Bisignano and Bennett

         As members of the Board of Speech Pathology and Audiology
    Examiners:

         ALAN K. HEIDECKER: Fink, Chair; Halvorson and Rittmer

         DOROTHY L. McKEE: Bennett, Chair; Connolly and Sorensen

         As Commissioner of the Lottery:

         DR. EDWARD STANEK: Bisignano, Chair; Connolly and Lind

         As members of the Commission of Veterans Affairs:

         MILDRED R. DAWSON: Giannetto, Chair; Kibbie and Drake

         LARRY J. JATHO: Giannetto, Chair; Kibbie and Drake

         As members of the Engineering and Land Surveying Examining Board:

         DWAYNE C. GARBER: Lundby, Chair; Sorensen and Halvorson

         ANNE W. McKEOWN: Gronstal, Chair; Kibbie and Drake

         As members of the Investment Board of the IPERS:

         KATHY G. KAHUE: Kibbie, Chair; Gronstal and McLaren
         BRUCE G. KELLEY: Kibbie, Chair; Gronstal and McLaren

         As a member of the Iowa Board of Veterinary Medicine:

         DR. DONALD R. JACOBI: Kibbie, Chair; Gronstal and Drake

         As a member of the Iowa Emergency Response Commission:

         CINDY RASPILLER: Lundby, Chair; Halvorson and Drake

         As members of the Landscape Architectural Examining Board:

         ALFRED C. BOHLING, JR.: Connolly, Chair; Dearden and Rittmer

         DIANA HOOGESTRAAT: McLaren, Chair; Gronstal and Dearden

         As members of the Lottery Board:

         CONNIE M. ALT: Lind, Chair; Kibbie and Lundby

         ROSS M. SUTTON: Bisignano, Chair; Gronstal and Lundby

         As members of the Personnel Commission:

         DOROTHY F. CARPENTER: Gronstal, Chair; Dearden and Lundby

         MERLIN D. HULSE: Rittmer, Chair; Fink and Connolly

         HUBERT W. WINEBRENNER: Rittmer, Chair; Sorensen and Halvorson

         As members of the Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board:

         TERRENCE D. CULVER: Lundby, Chair; Kibbie and Bisignano

         DAVID R. HICKS: Rittmer, Chair; Fink and Giannetto

         CATHY G. JONES: Rittmer, Chair; Fink and Giannetto

         As a member of the Real Estate Commission:

         TERRY W. ROGERS: Gronstal, Chair; Kibbie and Drake

         As a member of the Respiratory Care Advisory Committee:

         EARL L. HOWARD: Bennett, Chair; Giannetto and Halvorson

         As members of the State Board of Examiners for Nursing Home
    Administrators:

         WARREN D. RIPPEY: Connolly, Chair; Dearden and Drake

         PATRICIA E. TIARKS: McLaren, Chair; Gronstal and Bisignano

         As members of the State Racing and Gaming Commission:

         RICHARD CANELLA: Lind, Chair; Bisignano and Gronstal

         BRADLEY R. PEYTON: Lind, Chair; Bisignano and Gronstal

                                 TRANSPORTATION
         As members of the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy Council:

         DONALD S. LYNN: Rittmer, Chair; Black and Fraise

         THOMAS S. MULLIN: Douglas, Chair; Gettings and Connolly.

         As a member of the State Transportation Commission:

         THOMAS L. ALLER: Fraise, Chair; Drake and Fink

                                 WAYS AND MEANS

         As Director of Revenue and Finance:

         GERALD D. BAIR: Palmer, Chair; Szymoniak and Drake

         As Executive Director of the Iowa Finance Authority:

         TED R. CHAPLER: Bennett, Chair; Neuhauser and Connolly

         As members of the Iowa Finance Authority:

         JAMES W. BALMER: Neuhauser, Chair; Murphy and Drake

         DARWIN T. LYNNER, JR.: Szymoniak, Chair; Priebe and Freeman

         ROOSEVELT TAYLOR: Vilsack, Chair; Szymoniak and Freeman.

         As a member of the State Board of Tax Review:

         GAYLE N. VOGEL: Deluhery, Chair; McLaren and Priebe
                                AFTERNOON SESSION

         The Senate reconvened at 1:34 p.m., President Boswell presiding.



                      HOUSE MESSAGE RECEIVED AND CONSIDERED

         The following message was received from the Chief Clerk of the
    House:

         MR. PRESIDENT: I am directed to inform your honorable body that the
    House has on March 22, 1995, passed the following bill in which the
    concurrence of the Senate is asked:

         House File 289, a bill for an act relating to solid waste tonnage
    fees.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.



                              INTRODUCTION OF BILL

         Senate File 458, by committee on Ways and Means, a bill for an act
    relating to the duties of the county treasurer and providing effective
    and applicability dates.

         Read first time and placed on Ways and Means Calendar.



                                   QUORUM CALL

         Senator Horn requested a non record roll call to determine that a
    quorum was present.

         The vote revealed 44 present, 6 absent and a quorum present.



                             CONSIDERATION OF BILLS

                               (Regular Calendar)

    Senate File 366
         On motion of Senator Neuhauser, Senate File 366, a bill for an act
    relating to the exhibition of humans, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Neuhauser moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 366) the vote was:

    Ayes, 44:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Boettger      Boswell       Connolly      Dearden
         Deluhery      Douglas       Drake         Dvorsky
         Fink          Flynn         Fraise        Freeman
         Giannetto     Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond
         Hansen        Hedge         Horn          Husak
         Iverson       Judge         Kibbie        Lind
         Lundby        Maddox        McKean        McLaren
         Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Tinsman       Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, 2:

         Borlaug       Jensen

    Absent or not voting, 4:

         Black         Gettings      Kramer        Szymoniak

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 372

         On motion of Senator Fraise, Senate File 372, a bill for an act
    relating to the exemption for attorneys who have provided abstract
    services under the title guaranty program, was taken up for
    consideration.

         Senator Fraise moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 372) the vote was:

    Ayes, 2:


         Drake         Fraise
    Nays, 47:

         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell       Connolly
         Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas       Dvorsky
         Fink          Flynn         Freeman       Gettings
         Giannetto     Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond
         Hansen        Hedge         Horn          Husak
         Iverson       Jensen        Judge         Kibbie
         Kramer        Lind          Lundby        Maddox
         McKean        McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser
         Palmer        Priebe        Redfern       Rensink
         Rife          Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak
         Tinsman       Vilsack       Zieman

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Black

         The bill not having received a constitutional majority was declared
    to have failed to pass the Senate.

    Senate File 284

         On motion of Senator Hansen, Senate File 284, a bill for  an act
    relating to the crime of forgery, by prohibiting the knowing possession
    of forged writings, including documents prescribed for entry into, stay,
    or employment in the United States, and providing penalties, with report
    of committee recommending passage, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Hansen moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 284) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 386

         On motion of Senator Redfern, Senate File 386, a bill for an act
    relating to restitution in certain traffic offenses which are simple
    misdemeanors, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Redfern moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 386) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, none.

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Palmer

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.
    Senate File 396

         On motion of Senator Bartz, Senate File 396, a bill for an act
    relating to limited liability companies, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Lundby asked and received unanimous consent that action  on
    Senate File 396 be deferred.



                              IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED

         Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that Senate Files
    366, 284 and 386 be immediately messaged to the House.



                             CONSIDERATION OF BILLS

                               (Regular Calendar)

    Senate File 369

         On motion of Senator Szymoniak, Senate File 369, a bill for an act
    relating to a conference on domestic violence, was taken up for
    consideration.

         Senator Szymoniak asked and received unanimous consent that action
    on Senate File 369 be deferred.

    Senate File 359

         On motion of Senator Redfern, Senate File 359, a bill for an act
    providing for the modification of no-contact orders in domestic abuse
    cases in certain circumstances, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Redfern moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 359) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, none.

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Priebe

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 367

         On motion of Senator Szymoniak, Senate File 367, a bill for an act
    relating to domestic abuse and victim protection and providing a
    penalty, a delayed effective date, and a conditional effective date,
    with report of committee on Ways and Means recommending passage, was
    taken up for consideration.

         (Action on Senate File 367 was deferred.)



                                BUSINESS PENDING

    Senate File 369

         The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 369, a bill for an
    act relating to a conference on domestic violence, previously deferred.

         Senator Szymoniak offered amendment S-3188 filed by her from the
    floor to page 1 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3188 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Szymoniak moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.
         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 369) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.



                             CONSIDERATION OF BILLS

                               (Regular Calendar)

         Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent to take up for
    consideration Senate Files 417, 428, 438 and 440.

    Senate File 417

         On motion of Senator Giannetto, Senate File 417, a bill for  an act
    relating to the crime of assault, by changing the elements of assault
    without intent but causing injury, creating the crimes of intentional
    assault causing injury and assault causing serious injury, and providing
    penalties, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Giannetto asked and received unanimous consent that action
    on Senate File 417 be deferred.

         President pro tempore Bisignano took the chair at 2:42 p.m.

    Senate File 428

         On motion of Senator McKean, Senate File 428, a bill for an act to
    provide for the reciprocal rendition of prisoners as witnesses in
    criminal proceedings and providing an effective date, was taken up for
    consideration.

         Senator McKean moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 428) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 438

         On motion of Senator Hammond, Senate File 438, a bill for an act
    relating to juvenile justice including notice requirements for certain
    hearings and authorizing associate juvenile judges to perform marriage
    ceremonies, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Hammond moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 438) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

         Senator Judge took the chair at 3:52 p.m.

         President Boswell took the chair at 3:56 p.m.

    Senate File 432

         On motion of Senator Hammond, Senate File 432, a bill for  an act
    relating to sexually violent predators, by providing that the place of
    commitment shall be under the control of the department of corrections,
    by requiring the state to pay the costs incurred by a county for
    services in sexually violent offender proceedings, and providing an
    effective date, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Hammond offered amendment S-3170 filed by her on March 21,
    1995, to page 2 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3170 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Hammond moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 432) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 353

         On motion of Senator Bisignano, Senate File 353, a bill for an act
    to require that all inmates of the institutions under the control of the
    department of corrections perform hard labor, was taken up for
    consideration.

         Senator Bisignano offered amendment S-3176 filed by him from the
    floor to pages 1, 2 and the title page of the bill and moved its
    adoption.

         Amendment S-3176 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Bisignano asked and received unanimous consent that House
    File 215 be substituted for Senate File 353 as amended.

    House File 215

         On motion of Senator Bisignano, House File 215, a bill for an act
    to require that all inmates of the institutions under the control of the
    department of corrections perform hard labor, and providing transition
    provisions, was taken up for consideration.

         (Action on House File 215 was deferred.)

    Senate File 120

         On motion of Senator Szymoniak, Senate File 120, a bill for an act
    requiring that prison inmates obtain a general equivalency diploma prior
    to the granting of parole or work release, and providing exceptions,
    with report of committee recommending amendment and passage, was taken
    up for consideration.
         Senator Szymoniak offered amendment S-3127 filed by the committee
    on Judiciary on March 15, 1995, to page 1 and the title page of the bill
    and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3127 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Szymoniak moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 120) the vote was:

    Ayes, 48:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Hammond       Hansen        Hedge
         Horn          Husak         Iverson       Jensen
         Judge         Kibbie        Kramer        Lind
         Lundby        Maddox        McKean        McLaren
         Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rittmer       Sorensen
         Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, 1:

         Rife

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Halvorson

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title as amended was agreed to.



                                BUSINESS PENDING

    House File 215

         The Senate resumed consideration of House File 215, a bill for an
    act to require that all inmates of the institutions under the control of
    the department of corrections perform hard labor, and providing
    transition provisions, previously deferred.
         Senator Hammond offered amendment S-3180 filed by her from the
    floor to page 1 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3180 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Bisignano offered amendment S-3178 filed by him from the
    floor to pages 1-3 and the title page of the bill.

         Senator Giannetto offered amendment S-3181 filed by him from the
    floor to amendment S-3178 and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3181 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Giannetto moved the adoption of amendment S-3178 as
    amended, which motion prevailed by a voice vote.

         Senator Bisignano moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (H.F. 215) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title as amended was agreed to.

         Senator Bisignano asked and received unanimous consent that Senate
    File 353 be withdrawn from further consideration of the Senate.
                                BUSINESS PENDING

    Senate File 417

         The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 417, a bill for  an
    act relating to the crime of assault, by changing the elements of
    assault without intent but causing injury, creating the crimes of
    intentional assault causing injury and assault causing serious injury,
    and providing penalties, previously deferred.

         Senator Giannetto offered amendment S-3197 filed by him from the
    floor to page 1 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3197 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Giannetto moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 417) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.
                             CONSIDERATION OF BILLS

                               (Regular Calendar)

         Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent to take up for
    consideration Senate File 409.

    Senate File 409

         On motion of Senator McKean, Senate File 409, a bill for an act
    relating to the activities of clerks of the district court, and
    providing additional court fees, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator McKean offered amendment S-3195 filed by him from the floor
    to page 2 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3195 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator McKean moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 409) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack

    Nays, none:

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Zieman

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.
    Senate File 349

         On motion of Senator Hansen, Senate File 349, a bill for an act to
    require that certain forcible felons serve at least eighty-five percent
    of the sentence imposed, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Hansen moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 349) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 21

         On motion of Senator Fraise, Senate File 21, a bill for an act
    eliminating the twenty-four hour notice to students prior to a periodic
    search of students lockers, with report of committee on Judiciary
    recommending passage, and report of committee on Education recommending
    amendment and passage, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Connolly offered amendment S-3133 filed by the committee on
    Education on March 16, 1995, to page 1 and the title page of the bill
    and moved its adoption.
         A record roll call was requested.

         On the question Shall amendment S-3133 be adopted? (S.F. 21) the
    vote was:

    Ayes, 38:


         Bisignano     Black         Boettger      Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Gettings      Giannetto     Gronstal
         Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen        Hedge
         Horn          Husak         Jensen        Judge
         Kibbie        Kramer        Lundby        Maddox
         McKean        Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Sorensen      Szymoniak
         Tinsman       Vilsack

    Nays, 11:

         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Borlaug
         Freeman       Iverson       Lind          McLaren
         Rife          Rittmer       Zieman

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Murphy

         Amendment S-3133 was adopted.

         With the adoption of amendment S-3133, the Chair ruled the
    following amendments out of order:

         S-3035 filed by Senator Giannetto on February 7, 1995, to page 1
    and the title page of the bill.

         S-3037 filed by Senators Fraise and Gettings on February 8, 1995,
    to page 1 and the title page of the bill.

         Senator Fraise moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 21) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen        Hedge
         Horn          Husak         Iverson       Jensen
         Judge         Kibbie        Kramer        Lind
         Lundby        Maddox        McKean        McLaren
         Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, 1:

         Gronstal

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title as amended was agreed to.

    Senate File 398

         On motion of Senator Neuhauser, Senate File 398, a bill for an act
    relating to commutation of sentences of persons who have been sentenced
    to life imprisonment, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Hammond offered amendment S-3165 filed by her on March 21,
    1995, to page 1 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3165 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Neuhauser moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 398) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, none.

    Voting present, 1:

         Palmer

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.



                                BUSINESS PENDING

    Senate File 367

         The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 367, a bill for an
    act relating to domestic abuse and victim protection and providing a
    penalty, a delayed effective date, and a conditional effective date,
    previously deferred.

         Senator Szymoniak offered amendment S-3185 filed by the committee
    on Ways and Means to page 8 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3185 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Szymoniak offered amendment S-3198 filed by her from the
    floor to pages 1, 6 and 9 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3198 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Giannetto offered amendment S-3175 filed by him from the
    floor to pages 3, 7 and 8 of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3175 was adopted by a voice vote.

         With the adoption of amendment S-3185, the Chair ruled amendment
    S-3147 filed by Senator Bartz on March 20, 1995, to page 8 of the bill,
    out of order.

         Senator Szymoniak moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.
         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 367) the vote was:

    Ayes, 50:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Murphy        Neuhauser     Palmer
         Priebe        Redfern       Rensink       Rife
         Rittmer       Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman
         Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.



                             CONSIDERATION OF BILLS

                               (Regular Calendar)

    Senate File 296

         On motion of Senator Maddox, Senate File 296, a bill for  an act
    relating to juvenile justice including the conditions under which a
    person under twenty-one years of age may consume alcoholic beverages in
    a home or on private property, providing for the automatic waiver of
    juveniles to adult court in certain circumstances, regarding the
    notification of schools by juvenile court officers of the taking into
    custody of a juvenile, and providing that the juvenile court may
    prohibit a juvenile from driving under certain circumstances, was taken
    up for consideration.

         Senator Vilsack offered amendment S-3119 filed by him on March 13,
    1995, to page 1 and the title page of the bill and moved its adoption.

         Amendment S-3119 was adopted by a voice vote.

         Senator Giannetto asked and received unanimous consent that action
    on Senate File 296 be deferred.
    Senate File 373

         On motion of Senator Neuhauser, Senate File 373, a bill for an act
    to permit the court to find a person in contempt for failure to pay
    restitution after the period of probation, work release, parole, or the
    persons sentence has ended, was taken up for consideration.

         Senator Neuhauser moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 373) the vote was:

    Ayes, 49:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Neuhauser     Palmer        Priebe
         Redfern       Rensink       Rife          Rittmer
         Sorensen      Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack
         Zieman

    Nays, none.

    Absent or not voting, 1:

         Murphy

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

    Senate File 293

         On motion of Senator Boettger, Senate File 293, a bill for an act
    relating to providing for a five-year minimum prison term for a person
    who uses a dangerous weapon in the commission of a forcible felony, was
    taken up for consideration.
         Senator Halvorson offered amendment S-3128 filed by him on March
    15, 1995, to page 1 and the title page of the bill and moved its
    adoption.

         A record roll call was requested.

         On the question Shall amendment S-3128 be adopted? (S.F. 293) the
    vote was:

    Ayes, 5:


         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Neuhauser
         Szymoniak

    Nays, 43:

         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell       Connolly
         Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas       Drake
         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn         Fraise
         Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto     Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Palmer        Priebe        Redfern
         Rensink       Rife          Rittmer       Sorensen
         Tinsman       Vilsack       Zieman

    Absent or not voting, 2:

         Black         Murphy

         Amendment S-3128 lost.

         Senator Boettger moved that the bill be read the last time now and
    placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote, and the
    bill was read the last time.

         On the question Shall the bill pass? (S.F. 293) the vote was:

    Ayes, 48:


         Banks         Bartz         Bennett       Bisignano
         Black         Boettger      Borlaug       Boswell
         Connolly      Dearden       Deluhery      Douglas
         Drake         Dvorsky       Fink          Flynn
         Fraise        Freeman       Gettings      Giannetto
         Gronstal      Halvorson     Hammond       Hansen
         Hedge         Horn          Husak         Iverson
         Jensen        Judge         Kibbie        Kramer
         Lind          Lundby        Maddox        McKean
         McLaren       Neuhauser     Priebe        Redfern
         Rensink       Rife          Rittmer       Sorensen
         Szymoniak     Tinsman       Vilsack       Zieman

    Nays, none.

    Absent or not voting, 2:

         Murphy        Palmer

         The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
    have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.



                              IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED

         Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that Senate Files
    428, 369, 359, 438, 432, 120, 417, 409, 349, 21, 398, 367, 373, 293 and
    House File 215 be immediately messaged to the House.



                      HOUSE MESSAGE RECEIVED AND CONSIDERED

         The following message was received from the Chief Clerk of the
    House:

         MR. PRESIDENT: I am directed to inform your honorable body that the
    House has on March 22, 1995, passed the following bill in which the
    concurrence of the Senate is asked:

         House File 336, a bill for an act relating to funding and levies
    for mental health, mental retardation, and developmental disabilities
    services; deductions for pension income, treatment of income from
    subchapter S corporations, and increased dependent credit for state
    individual income tax purposes; machinery and equipment phase-in
    exemption and reimbursement for property tax purposes; relating to the
    cash reserve and an infrastructure fund; providing appropriations, and
    providing effective dates and applicability provisions.

         This bill was read first time and passed on file.
                           INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTION

         Senate Resolution 12, by Priebe, a resolution requesting the
    legislative council to create a department of human services institution
    closure task force.

         Read first time and passed on file.



                              INTRODUCTION OF BILL

         Senate File 459, by committee on Appropriations, a bill for  an act
    relating to and making appropriations to the department of justice,
    office of consumer advocate, board of parole, department of corrections,
    judicial district departments of correctional services, judicial
    department, state public defender, Iowa law enforcement academy,
    department of public defense, and for the department of public safetys
    administration, division of criminal investigation and bureau of
    identification, division of narcotics enforcement, undercover purchases,
    and the state fire marshals office, for the fiscal year beginning July
    1, 1995, and providing effective dates and retroactive applicability.

         Read first time and placed on Appropriations Calendar.
                                    APPENDIX



                          SUBCOMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOR

                     APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

         In accordance with Senate Rule 59, the following senators were
    appointed to subcommittees of standing committees on March 21, 1995, to
    investigate the appointment and reappointment of the following
    appointees to state boards, commissions and departments :

                                   AGRICULTURE

         As members of the Iowa Grain Indemnity Fund Board:

         TERRY W. EVANS: McLaren, Chair; Banks and Boswell

         BRUCE A. YUNGCLAS: Sorensen, Chair; Douglas and Palmer

         As members of the State Soil Conservation Committee:

         MARY J. BOOTE: Banks, Chair; Judge and Black

         MARY ANN B. DRISH: Hedge, Chair; Fraise and Giannetto

                                    EDUCATION

         As members of the Board of Educational Examiners:

         MARY M. CONRAD: Iverson, Chair; Kibbie and Neuhauser

         DR. GERALD L. COWELL: Kibbie, Chair; Hammond and Tinsman

         JAMES E. EHMEN: Murphy, Chair; Redfern and Kibbie

         JACQUELINE M. PARKIN: Fink, Chair; Dvorsky and Kramer

         ANN R. SHAW: Fink, Chair; Kramer and Dvorsky

         As Director of the Department of Cultural Affairs:

         WILLIAM H. JACKSON: Kibbie, Chair; Kramer and Connolly

         As a member of the First in the Nation in Education Foundation
    Governing Board:

         MARGARET P. BORGEN: Szymoniak, Chair; Deluhery and Kramer

         As a member of the Iowa Higher Education Loan Authority:

         KATHRYN A. THIELEKE: Szymoniak, Chair; Deluhery and Redfern

         As members of the State Board of Regents:
         DAVID J. FISHER: Connolly, Chair; Tinsman, Kramer, Hammond and
    Kibbie.

         ELLENGRAY G. KENNEDY: Hammond, Chair; Kibbie and Rensink

         BEVERLY A. SMITH: Dvorsky, Chair; Redfern and Murphy



                   BILL ENROLLED, SIGNED AND SENT TO GOVERNOR

         The Secretary of the Senate submitted the following report:

         MR. PRESIDENT: The Secretary of the Senate respectfully reports
    that the following bill has been enrolled, signed by the President of
    the Senate and the Speaker of the House, and presented to the Governor
    for his approval on the 21st day of March, 1995:

         Senate File 17.

    JOHN F. DWYER Secretary of the Senate

                           CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNITION

         The Secretary of the Senate issued certificates of recognition as
    follows:

         Ethan Sproston, Cedar Rapids - For outstanding service to United
    Community Services in Cedar Rapids/Linn County. Senator Horn (3-23-95).

         Mary Marinkovich, Harlan - For Harlan Mother of Young Children of
    the Year. Senator Boettger (3-15-95).

         Coach Tom Estes and the Sioux Center Warriors - For placing 4th in
    the 2A Class of the Boys 1995 State Basketball Tournament. Senator
    Rensink (3-21-95).

         Coach Loren De Jong and the M-OC/Floyd Valley Dutchmen - For
    placing 2nd in the 3A Class of the Boys 1995 State Basketball
    Tournament. Senator Rensink (3-21-95).

         Coach Paul Walton and the Boyden-Hull Comets - For placing 3rd in
    the 1A Class of the Boys 1995 State Basketball Tournament. Senator
    Rensink (3-21-95).



                            PRESENTATION OF VISITORS

         The Chair welcomed the following visitors who were present in the
    Senate gallery:
         Sixty-five sixth grade students from Gladbrook-Reinbeck Middle
    School, Gladbrook, accompanied by Terri Luehring. Senators Husak and
    Jensen.

         Sixteen students from Whiting High School, Whiting, accompanied by
    Carlann Ooten. Senator Bennett.



                            SUBCOMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

                                 Senate File 342

    HUMAN RESOURCES: Hammond, Chair; Bartz and Neuhauser

                                 Senate File 350

    JUDICIARY: Hammond, Chair; Bartz, Boettger, Giannetto and Vilsack

                                 Senate File 379

    JUDICIARY: Maddox, Chair; Bartz, Bisignano, Giannetto and Vilsack

                                 Senate File 382

    HUMAN RESOURCES: Neuhauser, Chair; Tinsman and Vilsack



                           BILLS ASSIGNED TO COMMITTEE

         President Boswell announced the assignment of the following bills
    to committee:


         S.R.          12            State Government
         H.F.          103           Judiciary
         H.F.          217           State Government
         H.F.          277           Human Resources
         H.F.          288           Education
         H.F.          289           Natural Resources
         H.F.          420           Natural Resources



                               EXPLANATION OF VOTE

         MR. PRESIDENT: I was necessarily absent from the Senate chamber
    when the vote was taken on Senate File 409.

         Had I been present, I would have voted aye.
                                                              LYLE E. ZIEMAN



                                COMMITTEE REPORTS

    APPROPRIATIONS

    Final Bill Action: HOUSE FILE 186, a bill for an act relating to energy
    conservation including making appropriations of petroleum overcharge
    funds.

    Recommendation: DO PASS.

    Final Vote: Ayes, 25: Murphy, Boswell, Lind, Banks, Bartz, Bisignano,
    Black, Borlaug, Douglas, Dvorsky, Flynn, Fraise, Gronstal, Halvorson,
    Hammond, Husak, Iverson, Judge, Kibbie, Kramer, McLaren, Neuhauser,
    Rensink, Tinsman and Vilsack. Nays, none.

    Fiscal Note: NOT REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.

    ALSO:

    Final Bill Action: SENATE FILE 459 (SSB 298.1), a bill for an act making
    appropriations to the department of justice, office of consumer
    advocate, board of parole, department of corrections, judicial district
    departments of correctional services, judicial department, state public
    defender, Iowa law enforcement academy, department of public defense,
    and for the department of public safetys administration, division of
    criminal investigation and bureau of identification, division of
    narcotics enforcement, undercover purchases, and the state fire marshals
    office, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1995, and providing
    effective dates and retroactive applicability.

    Recommendation: APPROVED COMMITTEE BILL.

    Final Vote: Ayes, 25: Murphy, Boswell, Lind, Banks, Bartz, Bisignano,
    Black, Borlaug, Douglas, Dvorsky, Flynn, Fraise, Gronstal, Halvorson,
    Hammond, Husak, Iverson, Judge, Kibbie, Kramer, McLaren, Neuhauser,
    Rensink, Tinsman and Vilsack. Nays, none.

    Fiscal Note: NOT REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.



    WAYS AND MEANS

    Final Bill Action: SENATE FILE 179, a bill for an act increasing the
    maximum property tax levy for certain county hospitals.

    Recommendation: AMEND AND DO PASS AS PROVIDED IN AMENDMENT S-3184.
    Final Vote: Ayes, 10: Palmer, Husak, Connolly, Deluhery, Drake, Freeman,
    Murphy, Neuhauser, Szymoniak and Vilsack. Nays, 5: Bennett, Hedge,
    Iverson, McLaren and Priebe.

    Fiscal Note: NOT REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.

    ALSO:

    Final Bill Action: SENATE FILE 181, a bill for an act providing a sales
    tax exemption relating to aircraft and providing effective date and
    retroactive applicability provisions.

    Recommendation: AMEND AND DO PASS AS PROVIDED IN AMENDMENT S-3186.

    Final Vote: Ayes, 15: Palmer, Husak, Bennett, Connolly, Deluhery, Drake,
    Freeman, Hedge, Iverson, McLaren, Murphy, Neuhauser, Priebe, Szymoniak
    and Vilsack. Nays, none.

    Fiscal Note: REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.

    ALSO:

    Final Bill Action: SENATE FILE 367, a bill for an act relating to
    domestic abuse and victim protection and providing a penalty, a delayed
    effective date, and a conditional effective date.

    Recommendation: AMEND AND DO PASS AS PROVIDED IN AMENDMENT S-3185.

    Final Vote: Ayes, 12: Palmer, Husak, Bennett, Connolly, Freeman, Hedge,
    Iverson, McLaren, Murphy, Neuhauser, Priebe and Vilsack. Nays, none.
    Absent or not voting, 3: Deluhery, Drake and Szymoniak.

    Fiscal Note: NOT REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.

    ALSO:

    Final Bill Action: SENATE FILE 458 (SSB 275), a bill for an act relating
    to the duties of the county treasurer and providing effective and
    applicability dates.

    Recommendation: APPROVED COMMITTEE BILL.

    Final Vote: Ayes, 15: Palmer, Husak, Bennett, Connolly, Deluhery, Drake,
    Freeman, Hedge, Iverson, McLaren, Murphy, Neuhauser, Priebe, Szymoniak
    and Vilsack. Nays, none.

    Fiscal Note: NOT REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.
                                AMENDMENTS FILED


         S-3171        S.F.          375           Michael E. Gronstal
         S-3172        S.F.          69            Jim Lind
         S-3173        S.F.          371           Randal J. Giannetto
         S-3174        S.F.          416           Randal J. Giannetto
         S-3175        S.F.          367           Randal J. Giannetto
         S-3176        S.F.          353           Tony Bisignano
         S-3177        S.F.          178           Stewart E. Iverson, Jr.
         S-3178        H.F.          215           Tony Bisignano
         S-3179        S.F.          384           Mike Connolly
         S-3180        H.F.          215           Johnie Hammond
         S-3181        H.F.          215           Randal J. Giannetto
         S-3182        S.F.          178           O. Gene Maddox
         S-3183        S.F.          406           Mike Connolly
         S-3184        S.F.          179           Ways and Means
         S-3185        S.F.          367           Ways and Means
         S-3186        S.F.          181           Ways and Means
         S-3187        S.F.          290           Richard F. Drake
                                                   Don Gettings
         S-3188        S.F.          369           Elaine Szymoniak
         S-3189        S.F.          291           Eugene Fraise
         S-3190        S.F.          403           Tom Vilsack
         S-3191        S.F.          434           Rod Halvorson
         S-3192        S.F.          208           Elaine Szymoniak
         S-3193        S.F.          352           Johnie Hammond
         S-3194        S.F.          396           Mary Lundby
                                                   Michael E. Gronstal
         S-3195        S.F.          409           Andy McKean
         S-3196        S.F.          399           Randal J. Giannetto
         S-3197        S.F.          417           Randal J. Giannetto
         S-3198        S.F.          367           Elaine Szymoniak
         S-3199        S.F.          232           Patrick J. Deluhery
                                                   Richard F. Drake
                                                   Maggie Tinsman
                                                   Don Gettings
                                                   Tom Flynn
                                                   Mary A. Lundby
         S-3200        S.F.          377           Berl E. Priebe
                                                   John P. Kibbie
                                   ADJOURNMENT

         On motion of Senator Horn, the Senate adjourned at 5:58 p.m., until
    9:00 a.m., Thursday, March 23, 1995.

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