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ONE HUNDRED EIGHTH CALENDAR DAY
SIXTY-FOURTH SESSION DAY
Senate Chamber
Des Moines, Iowa, Wednesday, April 26, 1995
The Senate met in regular session at 9:02 a.m., President Boswell
presiding.
A moment of silent prayer was held for the victims and families of
the Oklahoma City bombing.
Prayer was offered by Father John Walsh, pastor of the St. Thomas
Aquinas, Webster City, Iowa.
The Journal of Tuesday, April 25, 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 April 25, 1995, adopted the conference committee
report and passed Senate File 93, a bill for an act related to criminal
offenses against minors and sexually violent offenses and offenders
committing those offenses, by requiring registration by offenders,
providing for the establishment of a sex offender registry, and
providing penalties.
ALSO: That the House has, on April 25, 1995, adopted the conference
committee report and passed Senate File 459, 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.
ALSO: That the House has on April 25, 1995, amended the Senate
amendment, concurred in the Senate amendment as amended, and passed the
following bill in which the concurrence of the Senate is asked:
House File 530, a bill for an act relating to and making
appropriations to the department for the blind, the Iowa state civil
rights commission, the department of elder affairs, the Iowa department
of public health, the department of human rights, the commission of
veterans affairs, and the governors alliance on substance abuse (S-3574
to H-3944).
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS
The following officers of the Senate were invited to the well of
the Senate and each presented a certificate of recognition for
leadership and effort for a successful visit by the President of the
United States to the Iowa Senate on April 25, 1995:
Lori Bristol, John Cacciatore, Bill Krieg, Stephanie Laudner, Greg
Nichols, and Mary Ann Peer.
QUORUM CALL
Senator Horn requested a non record roll call to determine that a
quorum was present.
The vote revealed 49 present, 1 absent and a quorum present.
CONSIDERATION OF BILLS
(Ways and Means Calendar)
House File 558
On motion of Senator Hedge, House File 558, a bill for an act
relating to the recapture tax on property maintained as a fruit-tree or
forest reservation for which a property tax exemption was granted and
providing effective and applicability date provisions, with report of
committee recommending passage, was taken up for consideration.
Senator Hedge 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. 558) 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.
House File 560
On motion of Senator Priebe, House File 560, a bill for an act
relating to the definition of designated person for purposes of the
family farm tax credit and providing effective and applicability dates,
with report of committee recommending passage, was taken up for
consideration.
Senator Bartz offered amendment S-3545 filed by him on April 24,
1995, to page 1 of the bill and moved its adoption.
A record roll call was requested.
On the question Shall amendment S-3545 be adopted? (H.F. 560) the
vote was:
Ayes, 23:
Banks Boettger Borlaug Douglas
Drake Flynn Freeman Hedge
Husak Iverson Jensen Judge
Kramer Lind Lundby McKean
McLaren Redfern Rensink Rife
Rittmer Tinsman Zieman
Nays, 26:
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Bartz Bisignano Black Boswell
Connolly Dearden Deluhery Dvorsky
Fink Fraise Gettings Giannetto
Gronstal Halvorson Hammond Hansen
Horn Kibbie Maddox Murphy
Neuhauser Palmer Priebe Sorensen
Szymoniak Vilsack
Amendment S-3545 lost.
Senator Kibbie offered amendment S-3487 filed by him on April 19,
1995, to page 1 of the bill and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3487 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Bartz filed the following motion to reconsider from the
floor:
MR. PRESIDENT: I move to reconsider the vote by which amendment
S-3545 to House File 560 failed to be adopted by the Senate on April 26,
1995.
Senator Bartz asked and received unanimous consent that action on
the motion to reconsider amendment S-3545 and House File 560 be
deferred.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CALENDAR
House File 126
On motion of Senator Deluhery, House File 126, a bill for an act
relating to certain franchise agreements by amending provisions relating
to transfer, termination, and nonrenewal of franchise agreements, and to
a civil cause of action for appropriate relief, and repealing certain
franchise provision, with report of committee recommending passage and
the bill without recommendation, and placed on the Unfinished Business
Calendar on April 13, 1995, was taken up for consideration.
Senator Deluhery offered amendment S-3575 filed by Senators
Deluhery, et al., from the floor to strike everything after the enacting
clause of the bill.
Senator Halvorson asked and received unanimous consent that action
on amendment S-3575 and House File 126 be deferred.
HOUSE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED
(Deferred April 24, 1995)
Senate File 208
The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 208, a bill for an
act relating to child abuse and termination of parental rights
provisions, and providing an effective date, House amendment S-3501 and
amendment S-3558 by Senator Szymoniak to House amendment S-3501,
deferred on April 24, 1995.
Senator Szymoniak withdrew amendment S-3558 to House amendment
S-3501.
Senator Szymoniak offered amendment S-3563 filed by her on April
24, 1995, to House amendment S-3501 and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3563 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Szymoniak moved that the Senate concur in the House
amendment as amended.
The motion prevailed by a voice vote and the Senate concurred in
the House amendment as amended.
Senator Szymoniak moved that the bill as amended by the House,
further amended and concurred in by the Senate, 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. 208) the vote was:
President pro tempore Bisignano took the chair at 10:54 a.m.
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 Palmer Priebe
Redfern Rensink Rife Rittmer
Sorensen Szymoniak Tinsman Vilsack
Zieman
Nays, none:
Absent or not voting, 1:
Neuhauser
The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
(Deferred April 25, 1995)
House File 340
The Senate resumed consideration of House File 340, a bill for an
act providing for the operation of snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles
by defining public land, deferred April 25, 1995.
Senator Black 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. 340) the vote was:
Ayes, 49:
Banks Bartz Bennett Bisignano
Black Boettger Borlaug Boswell
Connolly Dearden Deluhery Douglas
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:
Drake
The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CALENDAR
House File 247
On motion of Senator Gronstal, House File 247, a bill for an act
relating to the regulation of insurance, including the authority of the
insurance division to regulate certain policies and contracts and
parties to such policies and contracts, establishing fees, and providing
civil penalties, with reports of committees on Commerce and Ways and
Means recommending amendment and passage, and placed on the Unfinished
Business Calendar on April 13, 1995, was taken up for consideration.
Senator Gronstal offered amendment S-3366 filed by the committee on
Commerce on April 6, 1995, to pages 5, 25, 27 and the title page of the
bill and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3366 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Gronstal offered amendment S-3405 filed by the committee on
Ways and Means on April 12, 1995, to pages 16, 24, 25 and the title page
of the bill and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3405 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Gronstal offered amendment S-3413 filed by him on April 13,
1995, to pages 1 and 8 of the bill.
Senator Iverson offered amendment S-3573 filed by him on April 25,
1995, to amendment S-3413 and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3573 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Gronstal moved the adoption of amendment S-3413 as amended.
A non record roll call was requested.
The ayes were 32, nays 12.
Amendment S-3413 as amended was adopted.
Senator Banks offered amendment S-3448 filed by Senators Banks,
Priebe and Bartz on April 17, 1995, to page 1 of the bill and moved its
adoption.
A non record roll call was requested.
The ayes were 27, nays 14.
Amendment S-3448 was adopted.
Senator Gronstal offered amendment S-3503 filed by him on April 19,
1995, to page 2 of the bill and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3503 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Gronstal 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. 247) the vote was:
Ayes, 45:
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 Iverson Judge
Kibbie Kramer Lind Lundby
Maddox McKean Murphy Neuhauser
Palmer Priebe Rensink Rittmer
Sorensen Szymoniak Tinsman Vilsack
Zieman
Nays, none.
Absent or not voting, 5:
Husak Jensen McLaren Redfern
Rife
The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
have passed the Senate and the title as amended was agreed to.
IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED
Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that House File
558 and Senate File 208 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 April 26, 1995, concurred in the Senate amendment and
passed the following bills in which the concurrence of the House was
asked:
House File 94, a bill for an act to permit certain dissolutions of
marriage to take place without a hearing.
House File 203, a bill for an act relating to the location of the
office of the commission of veterans affairs, and providing an effective
date.
House File 393, a bill for an act relating to certain exemptions
from federal motor carrier safety regulations.
House File 507, a bill for an act relating to state government
personnel systems, including affirmative action reports, disability
programs, deferred compensation, experimental research projects, the
state training system, and health insurance contracts for public
employees.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTION
Senate Resolution 21, by committee on Agriculture, a resolution
posthumously honoring Mr. Robert Pim, and recognizing his many
contributions to agriculture.
Read first time and placed on calendar.
RECESS
On motion of Senator Horn, the Senate recessed at 12:25 p.m., until
1:45 p.m.
APPENDIX
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
Communications were received announcing that on April 25, 1995, the
Governor approved and transmitted to the Secretary of State the
following bills:
SENATE FILE 82 - Relating to medical assistance provisions
including those relating to presumptive eligibility for pregnant women
and the estates and trusts of recipients of medical assistance and
providing an effective date.
SENATE FILE 87 - Relating to nonsubstantive code corrections, and
providing effective and applicability date provisions.
SENATE FILE 164 - Relating to the meetings of the Commission on the
Status of African-Americans.
SENATE FILE 206 - Striking Code language that conflicts with
federal work-study program requirements and language relating to
unfunded programs administered by the college student aid commission,
and repealing from the Code certain unfunded programs administered by
the college student aid commission.
SENATE FILE 229 - Eliminating certain requirements regarding the
purchase of coal by public agencies.
SENATE FILE 346 - Relating to the establishment of practitioner
review committees for the purposes of evaluating and monitorying
practitioners who self-report physical or mental impairments.
SENATE FILE 347 - Establishing a study regarding the inclusion of
health care coverage costs for preventive care services and mental
health and substance abuse treatment services under basic and standard
health benefit plans, and providing for conditional effectiveness.
SENATE FILE 385 - Authorizing the appointment of a city board of
review by certain cities.
SENATE FILE 386 - Relating to restitution in certain traffic
offenses which are simple misdemeanors.
CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNITION
The secretary of the senate issued the following certificates of
recognition:
Lori Bristol, John Cacciatore, Bill Krieg, Stephanie Laudner, Greg
Nichols and Mary Ann Peer - For your leadership and effort for a
successful visit by the President of the United States to the Iowa
Senate on April 25, 1995. Senators Boswell, Horn and Rife (4-26-95).
MOTION TO RECONSIDER
MR. PRESIDENT: I move to reconsider the vote by which House File
340 passed the Senate on April 26, 1995.
PATRICK J. DELUHERY
SPECIAL GUESTS
Senator Black presented the following visitors from Zheleznovodsk
in the Stavropol Krai of Russia who were in Iowa studying the school
system: Ludmilla Skorokhod, Superintendent of Schools; Irina Vasilyeva,
Vice Superintendent of Schools, Valentina Burlutzkaya, Principal of
Middle School and Zinaida Nastyukova, Teacher.
PRESENTATION OF VISITORS
The Chair welcomed the following visitors who were present in the
Senate gallery:
Thirty-five twelfth grade students from Dunkerton High School,
Dunkerton, accompanied by George Pickup. Senator Murphy.
Forty fifth, sixth and seventh grade students from Lutheran
Interparish School, Williamsburg, accompanied by Andy Armbrecht and
Marna Durr. Senator Husak.
Thirty-two eighth grade students from St. Edwards School, Waterloo,
accompanied by Don Sullivan. Senators Lind and Redfern.
COMMITTEE REPORTf
AGRICULTURE
Final Bill Action: SENATE RESOLUTION 21 (SSB 366), a reoslution
posthumously honoring Mr. Robert Pim, and recognizing his many
contributions to agriculture.
Recommendation: APPROVED COMMITTEE RESOLUTION.
Final Vote: Ayes, 15: Priebe, Judge, Bartz, Banks, Black, Boswell,
Douglas, Fraise, Giannetto, Hedge, Husak, McLaren, Palmer, Sorensen and
Zieman. Nays, none.
Fiscal Note: NOT REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.
AMENDMENTS FILED
S-3574 H.F. 530 House amendment
S-3575 H.F. 126 Patrick J. Deluhery
Tony Bisignano
Michael E. Gronstal
John W. Jensen
Donald B. Redfern
S-3576 H.F. 288 Mike Connolly
S-3577 H.F. 505 Berl E. Priebe
John P. Kibbie
H. Kay Hedge
Sheldon Rittmer
William D. Palmer
Allen Borlaug
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Senate reconvened at 2:25 p.m., President pro tempore Bisignano
presiding.
QUORUM CALL
Senator Horn requested a non record roll call to determine that a
quorum was present.
The vote revealed 38 present, 12 absent and a quorum present.
IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED
Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that House File
247 be immediately messaged to the House.
The Senate stood at ease at 2:31 p.m. until the fall of the gavel
for the purpose of a committee meeting.
The Senate resumed session at 3:17 p.m., President Boswell
presiding.
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 April 26, 1995, passed the following bill in which the
concurrence of the House was asked:
Senate File 366, a bill for an act relating to the exhibition of
humans.
ALSO: That the House has on April 26, 1995, concurred in the Senate
amendment to the House amendment, and passed the following bill in which
the concurrence of the House was asked:
Senate File 358, a bill for an act relating to habitual offenders
of the motor vehicle laws, by providing for an administrative
adjudication of the habitual offender status, and providing for the
payment of fees.
ALSO: That the House has on April 26, 1995, refused to concur in
the Senate amendment to the House amendment to the following bill in
which the concurrence of the House was asked:
Senate File 150, a bill for an act relating to child abuse
involving termination of parental rights in certain abuse or neglect
cases and access by other states to child abuse information.
ALSO: That the House has on April 26, 1995, amended the Senate
amendment, concurred in the Senate amendment as amended, and passed the
following bill in which the concurrence of the Senate is asked:
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 (S-3581 to H-3428).
ALSO: That the House has on April 26, 1995, passed the following
bill in which the concurrence of the Senate is asked:
House File 570, a bill for an act relating to funding for and the
name of the national center for talented and gifted education and making
an appropriation.
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 37 present, 13 absent and a quorum present.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CALENDAR
House Joint Resolution 13
On motion of Senator Gronstal, House Joint Resolution 13, a joint
resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of
Iowa relating to the equality of rights of men and women under the law,
with report of committee recommending passage, and placed on the
Unfinished Business Calendar on April 13, 1995, was taken up for
consideration.
Senator Gronstal moved that the resolution be read the last time
now and placed upon its passage, which motion prevailed by a voice vote,
and the resolution was read the last time.
House Joint Resolution 13, a Joint Resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of the State of Iowa relating to the
equality of rights of men and women under the law.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IOWA:
Section 1. The following amendment to the Constitution of the State
of Iowa is proposed.
Section 1 of Article I of the Constitution of the State of Iowa, is
amended to read as follows:
RIGHTS OF PERSONS. Section 1. All men and women are, by nature,
free and equal, and have certain inalienable rights -- among which are
those of enjoying and defending life and liberty, acquiring, possessing
and protecting property, and pursuing and obtaining safety and
happiness.
Sec. 2. The foregoing amendment to the Constitution of the State of
Iowa is referred to the General Assembly to be chosen at the next
general election for members of the General Assemlby and the Secretary
of State is directed to cause the same to be published for three
consecutive months previous to the date of that election as provided by
law.
On the question Shall the resolution be adopted? (H.J.R. 13) the
vote was:
Yeas, 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 resolution having received a constitutional majority was
declared to have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.
HOUSE AMENDMENT TO
SENATE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED
House File 530
Senator Flynn called up for consideration House File 530, a bill
for an act relating to and making appropriations to the department for
the blind, the Iowa state civil rights commission, the department of
elder affairs, the Iowa department of public health, the department of
human rights, the commission of veterans affairs, and the governors
alliance on substance abuse, amended by the Senate, further amended by
the House and moved that the Senate concur in House amendment S-3574 to
Senate amendment H-3944 filed April 26, 1995.
The motion prevailed by a voice vote and the Senate concurred in
the House amendment to the Senate amendment.
Senator Flynn moved that the bill as amended by the Senate, further
amended by the House and concurred in by the Senate, 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. 530) the vote was:
Ayes, 48:
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, 2:
Banks Priebe
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 House Files
530 and House Joint Resolution 13 be immediately messaged to the House.
The Senate stood at ease at 3:40 p.m. until the fall of the gavel
for the purpose of party caucuses.
The Senate resumed session at 5:25 p.m., President Boswell
presiding.
HOUSE MESSAGES RECEIVED
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 April 26, 1995, amended and passed the following bill in
which the concurrence of the Senate is asked:
Senate File 179, a bill for an act relating to the maximum
property tax levy for certain county hospitals (S-3585).
ALSO: That the House has on April 26, 1995, concurred in the Senate
amendment and passed the following bill in which the concurrence of the
House was asked:
House File 482, a bill for an act relating to the funding for the
Iowa communications network and providing an appropriation.
ALSO: That the House has on April 26, 1995, amended the Senate
amendment, concurred in the Senate amendment as amended, and passed the
following bill in which the concurrence of the Senate is asked:
House File 528, a bill for an act relating to criminal and
juvenile justice, including authorizing the suspension of the juveniles
motor vehicle license, authorizing a criminal justice agency to retain a
copy of a juveniles fingerprint card, providing that certain identifying
information regarding juveniles involved in delinquent acts is a public
record, exempting certain offenses from the jurisdiction of the juvenile
court, placing a juvenile in detention as a dispositional alternative,
waiving a juvenile to adult court, the release or detention of certain
criminal defendants pending sentencing or appeal following conviction,
limiting the circumstances under which a juvenile may consume alcoholic
beverages, providing for notice to parents when a juvenile is taken into
custody for alcohol offenses, adding custody and adjudication
information regarding juveniles to state criminal history files,
establishing a juvenile justice task force, authorizing the transmission
of communicable disease information by radio in certain circumstances,
and enhancing or establishing penalties (S-3586 to H-4057).
QUORUM CALL
Senator Horn requested a non record roll call to determine that a
quorum was present.
The vote revealed 43 present, 7 absent and a quorum present.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Leave of absence was granted as follows:
Senator Dvorsky for the remainder of the day on request of Senator
Black.
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION
(Regular Calendar)
Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent to take up for
consideration Senate Resolution 21.
Senate Resolution 21
On motion of Senator Priebe, Senate Resolution 21, a resolution
posthumously honoring Mr. Robert Pim, and recognizing his many
contributions to agriculture, was taken up for consideration.
Senator Priebe moved the adoption of Senate Resolution 21, which
motion prevailed by a voice vote.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CALENDAR
Senate File 273
On motion of Senator Deluhery, Senate File 273, a bill for an act
relating to the administration of trusts and estates by corporate
fiduciaries, placed on the Unfinished Business Calendar on April 6,
1995, was taken up for consideration.
Senator Deluhery asked and received unanimous consent that House
File 257 be substituted for Senate File 273.
House File 257
On motion of Senator Deluhery, House File 257, a bill for an act
relating to the administration of trusts and estates by corporate
fiduciaries, was taken up for consideration.
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? (H.F. 257) 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, none.
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.
Senator Deluhery asked and received unanimous consent that Senate
File 273 be withdrawn from further consideration of the Senate.
HOUSE AMENDMENT TO
SENATE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED
House File 471
Senator Giannetto called up for consideration 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, amended by the Senate, further amended by the House and
moved that the Senate concur in House amendment S-3568 to Senate
amendment H-3928 filed April 24, 1995.
The motion prevailed by a voice vote and the Senate concurred in
the House amendment to the Senate amendment.
Senator Giannetto moved that the bill as amended by the Senate,
further amended by the House and concurred in by the Senate, 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. 471) 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, none.
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CALENDAR
Senate File 413
On motion of Senator Gronstal, Senate File 413, a bill for an act
relating to underground storage tanks by increasing the environmental
protection charge, providing for the use of risk-based corrective action
standards, expanding property transfer insurance and loan guarantees,
extending the compliance date for upgrade requirements, creating
marketability and innocent landowner funds and providing benefits,
requiring certification of groundwater professionals and creating a
penalty, requiring a study, and providing for repeals, and
implementation, effective date, and retroactive applicability
provisions, with report of committee on Ways and Means recommending
passage, and placed on the Unfinished Business Calendar on April 6,
1995, was taken up for consideration.
Senator Gronstal offered amendment S-3579 filed by him from the
floor to pages 1, 2, 4, 13 and 14-16 of the bill and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3579 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Gronstal withdrew amendment S-3570 filed by him on April
25, 1995, to pages 6, 11 and the title page of the bill.
Senator Gronstal offered amendment S-3578 filed by him from the
floor to pages 6, 7 and 13 of the bill and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3578 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Banks offered amendment S-3497 filed by Senators Banks, et
al., on April 19, 1995, to pages 11, 16 and the title page of the bill.
Senator Giannetto offered amendment S-3584 filed by him from the
floor to amendment S-3497 and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3584 was adopted by a voice vote.
Sentaor Gronstal offered amendment S-3589 filed by him from the
floor to amendment S-3497 and moved its adoption.
A record roll call was requested.
On the question Shall amendment S-3589 to amendment S-3497 be
adopted? (S.F. 413) the vote was:
Ayes, 23:
Black Boswell Connolly Dearden
Deluhery Drake Fink Gettings
Gronstal Halvorson Hammond Hansen
Horn Husak Iverson Judge
Kibbie Maddox McKean Neuhauser
Sorensen Szymoniak Vilsack
Nays, 26:
Banks Bartz Bennett Bisignano
Boettger Borlaug Douglas Flynn
Fraise Freeman Giannetto Hedge
Jensen Kramer Lind Lundby
McLaren Murphy Palmer Priebe
Redfern Rensink Rife Rittmer
Tinsman Zieman
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
Amendment S-3589 lost.
Senator Husak asked and received unanimous consent that action on
amendment S-3497 as amended and Senate File 413 be deferred.
HOUSE AMENDMENT TO
SENATE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED
House File 215
Senator Bisignano called up for consideration 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, amended by the Senate, further amended
by the House and moved that the Senate concur in House amendment S-3581
to Senate amendment H-3428 filed April 26, 1995.
The motion prevailed by a voice vote and the Senate concurred in
the House amendment to the Senate amendment.
Senator Bisignano moved that the bill as amended by the Senate,
further amended by the House and concurred in by the Senate, 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, 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, none.
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
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 House Files
257, 471 and 215 be immediately messaged to the House.
COMMITTEE REPORT
APPROPRIATIONS
Final Bill Action: HOUSE FILE 565, a bill for an act establishing a
schol-to-work planning and implementation program focusing on career
pathways for students.
Recommendation: AMEND AND DO PASS AS PROVIDED IN AMENDMENT S-3588.
Final Vote: Ayes, 21: Murphy, Boswell, Lind, Bartz, Black, Borlaug,
Douglas, Dvorsky, Flynn, Fraise, Gronstal, Halvorson, Hammond, Husak,
Iverson, Judge, Kibbie, Kramer, Neuhauser, Rensink and Tinsman. Nays,
none. Absent or not voting, 4: Banks, Bisignano, McLaren and Vilsack.
Fiscal Note: NOT REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.
CONSIDERATION OF BILL
(Appropriations Calendar)
Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent to take up for
consideration House File 565.
House File 565
On motion of Senator Kibbie, House File 565, a bill for an act
establishing a school-to-work planning and implementation program
focusing on career pathways for students, with report of committee
recommending amendment and passage, was taken up for consideration.
Senator Kibbie offered amendment S-3588 filed by the committee on
Appropriations from the floor to strike everything after the enacting
clause and to the title page of the bill and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3588 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Kibbie 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. 565) 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, none.
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
have passed the Senate and the title as amended was agreed to.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CALENDAR
House File 288
On motion of Senator Connolly, 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, with
report of committee recommending amendment and passage, and placed on
the Unfinished Business Calendar on April 13, 1995, was taken up for
consideration.
Senator Connolly offered amendment S-3359 filed by the committee on
Education on April 5, 1995, to pages 1-5 and the title page of the bill.
Senator Connolly offered amendment S-3576 filed by him from the
floor to amendment S-3359 and moved its adoption.
Amendment S-3576 was adopted by a voice vote.
Senator Connolly moved the adoption of amendment S-3359 as amended,
which motion prevailed by a voice vote.
Senator Connolly 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. 288) 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, none.
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
have passed the Senate and the title as amended was agreed to.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CALENDAR
Senate File 441
On motion of Senator Szymoniak, Senate File 441, a bill for an act
relating to payment of expenses for persons with mental retardation, and
placed on the Unfinished Business Calendar on April 6, 1995, was taken
up for consideration.
Senator Connolly took the chair at 7:15 p.m.
Senator Szymoniak withdrew amendment S-3249 filed by her on March
27, 1995, to page 1 of the bill.
Senator Szymoniak asked and received unanimous consent that House
File 505 be substituted for Senate File 441.
House File 505
On motion of Senator Szymoniak, House File 505, a bill for an act
relating to payment of expenses for persons with mental retardation, was
taken up for consideration.
Senator Priebe offered amendment S-3577 filed by Senators Priebe,
et al., from the floor to page 1 of the bill, moved its adoption and
requested a record roll call.
President Boswell took the chair at 7:43 p.m.
On the question Shall amendment S-3577 be adopted? (H.F. 505) the
vote was:
Ayes, 30:
Banks Bartz Bennett Black
Borlaug Boswell Douglas Drake
Fraise Freeman Gettings Giannetto
Gronstal Halvorson Hedge Horn
Husak Iverson Jensen Judge
Kibbie Lind McLaren Murphy
Palmer Priebe Rensink Rife
Rittmer Vilsack
Nays, 19:
Bisignano Boettger Connolly Dearden
Deluhery Fink Flynn Hammond
Hansen Kramer Lundby Maddox
McKean Neuhauser Redfern Sorensen
Szymoniak Tinsman Zieman
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
Amendment S-3577 was adopted.
Senator Connolly asked and received unanimous consent that action
on House File 505 be deferred.
BUSINESS PENDING
House File 126
The Senate resumed consideration of House File 126, a bill for an
act relating to certain franchise agreements by amending provisions
relating to transfer, termination, and nonrenewal of franchise
agreements, and to a civil cause of action for appropriate relief, and
repealing certain franchise provisions, and amendment S-3575 by Senators
Deluhery, et al., to strike everything after the enacting clause of the
bill, previously deferred.
Senator Halvorson offered amendment S-3582 filed by Senators
Halvorson and Fraise from the floor to amendment S-3575, moved its
adoption and requested a non record roll call.
The ayes were 8, nays 31.
Amendment S-3582 lost.
Senator Halvorson offered amendment S-3580 filed by Senators
Halvorson, Fraise and McKean from the floor to amendment S-3575, moved
its adoption and requested a non record roll call.
The ayes were 9, nays 31.
Amendment S-3580 lost.
Senator Deluhery moved the adoption of amendment S-3575, which
motion prevailed by a voice vote.
With the adoption of amendment S-3575, the Chair ruled amendment
S-3373 filed by the committee on Commerce on April 6, 1995, to pages 1
and 2 of the bill, out of order.
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? (H.F. 126) the vote was:
Ayes, 44:
Banks Bennett Bisignano Black
Boettger Borlaug Boswell Connolly
Dearden Deluhery Douglas Drake
Fink Flynn Freeman Gettings
Giannetto Gronstal Hansen Hedge
Horn Husak Iverson Jensen
Judge Kibbie Kramer Lind
Lundby Maddox McLaren Murphy
Neuhauser Palmer Priebe Redfern
Rensink Rife Rittmer Sorensen
Szymoniak Tinsman Vilsack Zieman
Nays, 5:
Bartz Fraise Halvorson Hammond
McKean
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
have passed the Senate and the title as amended was agreed to.
IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED
Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that House File
565 be immediately messaged to the House.
HOUSE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED
Senate Concurrent Resolution 3
Senator Gronstal called up for consideration Senate Concurrent
Resolution 3, a concurrent resolution relating to the compensation of
chaplains, officers and employees of the seventy-sixth general assembly,
amended by the House in House amendment S-3022 filed January 31, 1995.
Senator Gronstal offered amendment S-3587 filed by him from the
floor to House amendment S-3022 and moved its adoption.
A record roll call was requested.
On the question Shall amendment S-3587 to House amendment S-3022 be
adopted? (S.C.R. 3) the vote was:
Rule 23, requiring all Senators present to vote except those who
express a conflict of interest, was invoked.
Ayes, 23:
Bisignano Black Boswell Dearden
Fink Flynn Gettings Giannetto
Hansen Husak Jensen Judge
Kibbie Lundby Maddox Murphy
Neuhauser Palmer Redfern Rittmer
Sorensen Szymoniak Vilsack
Nays, 26:
Banks Bartz Bennett Boettger
Borlaug Connolly Deluhery Douglas
Drake Fraise Freeman Gronstal
Halvorson Hammond Hedge Horn
Iverson Kramer Lind McKean
McLaren Priebe Rensink Rife
Tinsman Zieman
Absent or not voting, 1:
Dvorsky
Amendment S-3587 lost.
Senator Bisignano withdrew amendment S-3025 filed by him on
February 1, 1995, to House amendment S-3022.
Senator Gronstal asked and received unanimous consent that action
House amendment S-3022 and Senate Concurrent Resolution 3 be deferred.
HOUSE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED
Senate File 69
Senator Vilsack called up for consideration Senate File 69, a bill
for an act relating to county expenditures of property taxes for mental
health and developmental disabilities costs by providing for reduction
of property taxes, making appropriations, and providing an effective
date, amended by the House in House amendment S-3082 filed March 1,
1995.
Senator Vilsack offered amendment S-3591 filed by Senators Vilsack,
et al., from the floor to House amendment S-3082.
Senator Lind called for a division of House amendment S-3082.
The Chair ruled that the House amendment was not divisible.
Senator Lundby offered amendment S-3593 filed by Senators Lundby,
et al., from the floor to amendment S-3591 to House amendment S-3082.
Senator Vilsack asked and received unanimous consent that action on
amendment S-3593 to amendment S-3591 to House amendment S-3082, and
amendment S-3591 to House amendment S-3082 be deferred.
Senator Bennett offered amendment S-3361 filed by him on April 5,
1995, to House amendment S-3082.
Senator Bennett asked and received unanimous consent that action on
amendment S-3361 to House amendment S-3082 be deferred.
Senator Lind offered amendment S-3172 filed by him on March 22,
1995, to House amendment S-3082.
Senator Lind asked and received unanimous consent that action on
amendment S-3172 to House amendment S-3082 be deferred.
The Senate stood at ease at 10:20 p.m. until the fall of the gavel.
The Senate resumed session at 10:45 p.m., President Boswell
presiding.
Senator Horn asked and received unanimous consent that action on
House amendment S-3082 and Senate File 69 be deferred.
HOUSE MESSAGE RECEIVED
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 April 26, 1995, amended and passed the following bill in
which the concurrence of the Senate is asked:
Senate File 481, a bill for an act relating to and making
appropriations to the state department of transportation including
allocation and use of moneys from the general fund, road use tax fund,
and primary road fund, and making appropriations to various state
agencies for capital projects, to the primary road fund, to county fairs
and to the Iowa state fair from the rebuild Iowa infrastructure account
and the general fund, relating to the living roadway trust fund and the
state roadside specialist, the primary road and state highway system,
and other transportation-related statutory changes, requiring
transportation-related studies, making technical changes, and providing
an effective date (S-3597).
APPENDIX
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
Communications were received announcing that on April 26, 1995, the
Governor approved and transmitted to the Secretary of State the
following bills:
SENATE FILE 132 - Relating to compensation for victims of crimes,
by providing for compensation to secondary victims of crimes and
increasing the maximum amount that may be recovered for loss of work
income due to injuries received by victims.
SENATE FILE 142 - Establishing felonious child endangerment as a
nonbailable offense.
SENATE FILE 197 - Relating to the confidentiality of financial
information provided to the Department of Agriculture and Land
Stewardship and providing an effective date.
SENATE FILE 202 - Relating to public health issues, including
certain birth certificates and licensing of athletic trainers.
SENATE FILE 207 - Relating to the distribution and sale of beer,
providing for the regulation of brewer and wholesaler agreements,
prohibiting certain conduct, providing for the transfer of business
assets, providing judicial remedies, specifying applicability, and
providing for other properly related matters.
SENATE FILE 215 - Relating to agricultural management account
moneys and county grants for private rural water well, testing, sealing,
and closure.
SENATE FILE 225 - Eliminating requirements for competitive bids
regarding the printing of election ballots.
SENATE FILE 226 - Relating to the disposition of valueless mobile
homes, modular homes, and manufactured homes.
SENATE FILE 272 - Relating to the validity of a notarial act by an
officer, director, or shareholder of a corporation and providing for
retroactive application.
SENATE FILE 292 - Relating to the powers and duties of the
Department of Natural Resources by authorizing the use of certain
revenue to repay loans related to sewage collection and treatment plants
in state parks and recreation areas.
SENATE FILE 311 - Relating to symbols indicating medical directives
on a validation document for licenses renewal by mail and on a drivers
license or nonoperators identification card.
SENATE FILE 371 - Relating to prohibiting a polygraph examination
of a victim of sexual abuse as a precondition to an investigation by a
law enforcement agency.
SENATE FILE 377 - Relating to the payment of patronage dividends by
cooperative associations which are public utilities.
SENATE FILE 406 - Extending the periods in which an accredited
nonpublic school may apply to the department of education to waive the
requirement that the school provide an articulated sequential
elementary-secondary guidance program and the requirement that the
school provide a media services program.
SENATE FILE 407 - Relating to alkaline manganese batteries.
SENATE FILE 409 - Relating to the activities of clerks of the
district court, and providing additonal court fees.
SENATE FILE 428 - Providing for the reciprocal rendition of
prisoners as witnesses in criminal proceedings and providing an
effective date.
SENATE FILE 436 - Relating to the child abuse registry by providing
access for purposes of certifying sex offender treatment providers, for
certain publicly operated facilities or programs, and for certain
purposes of public employers.
SENATE FILE 437 - Relating to the entitlement to benefits and
dividends under the Iowa Public Employees Retirement System, and
providing effective and retroactive applicability date provisions.
SENATE FILE 438 - Relating to juvenile justice including notice
requirements for certain hearings and authorizing associate juvenile
judges to perform marriage ceremonies.
SENATE FILE 439 - Relating to making false reports to law
enforcement agencies, making spurious calls to emergency 911
communications centers, or providing false information on citations and
establishing penalties and providing a conditional effective date.
SENATE FILE 443 - Prohibiting assaults upon peace officers and fire
fighters by providing penalties and enhancing penalties for resisting or
obstructing peace officers and fire fighters who are performing their
duties.
STUDY BILL RECEIVED
SSB 366
Agriculture
A resolution posthumously honoring Mr. Robert Pim, and recognizing
his many contributions to agriculture.
SUBCOMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
Senate Resolution 19
HUMAN RESOURCES: Vilsack, Chair; Dvorsky and Tinsman
House File 334
APPROPRIATIONS: Flynn, Chair; Iverson and Murphy
House File 471
WAYS AND MEANS: Connolly, Chair; Drake and Palmer
House File 563
STATE GOVERNMENT: Gronstal, Chair; Drake and Sorensen
House File 571
WAYS AND MEANS: Connolly, Chair; Drake and Palmer
BILL ASSIGNED TO COMMITTEE
President Boswell announced the assignment of the following bill to
committee:
H.F. 570 Appropriations
CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION
The secretary of the senate issued the following certificate of
recognition:
Betty Soener - For leadership and effort for a successful visit by
the President of the United States to the Iowa Legislature on April 25,
1995. Senators Boswell, Horn and Rife (4-26-95).
EXPLANATION OF VOTES
MR. PRESIDENT: I was necessarily absent from the Senate chamber on
April 13, 1995, because of a religious commitment. Had I been present, I
would have voted aye as follows:
The appointment of Esther M. Strother, the motion to reconsider and
the appointment of David J. Fisher.
I would have voted nay on the motion to reconsider Harold M.
Thompson and Senate Resolution 17.
I was also necessarily absent from the Senate chamber on April 25,
1995, attending the National Rural Conference in Ames.
Had I been present, I would have voted aye on House Files 489, 559,
550, 507, 393, 252; Senate Files 394, 256, 390, 459, 150, 93; and the
motion to reconsider on Senate File 150.
MERLIN E. BARTZ
MOTIONS TO RECONSIDER
MR. PRESIDENT: I move to reconsider the vote by which amendment
S-3587 to House amendment S-3022 to Senate Concurrent Resolution 3
failed to be adopted by the Senate on April 26, 1995.
STEWART IVERSON, JR.
MR. PRESIDENT: I move to reconsider the vote by which House File
126 passed the Senate on April 26, 1995.
MICHAEL E. GRONSTAL
AMENDMENTS FILED
S-3578 S.F. 413 Michael E. Gronstal
S-3579 S.F. 413 Michael E. Gronstal
S-3580 H.F. 126 Rod Halvorson
Eugene S. Fraise
Andy McKean
S-3581 H.F. 215 House amendment
S-3582 H.F. 126 Rod Halvorson
Eugene Fraise
S-3583 H.F. 518 Steven D. Hansen
Brad Banks
Emil J. Husak
Derryl McLaren
Eugene S. Fraise
Jim Lind
John W. Jensen
Berl E. Priebe
S-3584 S.F. 413 Randal J. Giannetto
S-3585 S.F. 179 House amendment
S-3586 H.F. 528 House amendment
S-3587 S.C.R. 3 Michael E. Gronstal
S-3588 H.F. 565 Appropriations
S-3589 S.F. 413 Michael E. Gronstal
S-3590 H.F. 518 Michael E. Gronstal
S-3591 S.F. 69 Tom Vilsack
William D. Palmer
Berl E. Priebe
Tony Bisignano
Dennis H. Black
Leonard L. Boswell
Mike Connolly
Dick L. Dearden
Patrick J. Deluhery
Bill Fink
Tom Flynn
Eugene Fraise
Don E. Gettings
Randal J. Giannetto
Michael E. Gronstal
Rod Halvorson
Johnie Hammond
Steven D. Hansen
Wally E. Horn
Emil J. Husak
Patty Judge
John P. Kibbie
Larry Murphy
Mary Neuhauser
Albert Sorensen
Elaine Szymoniak
S-3592 S.F. 69 Wayne Bennett
Mary A. Lundby
Andy McKean
O. Gene Maddox
Lyle E. Zieman
JoAnn Douglas
Nancy Boettger
H. Kay Hedge
Donald B. Redfern
Wilmer Rensink
Jim Lind
Mary Kramer
Maggie Tinsman
Merlin E. Bartz
Sheldon Rittmer
Jack Rife
Stewart E. Iverson, Jr.
Richard F. Drake
Mary Lou Freeman
Brad Banks
Derryl McLaren
John W. Jensen
Allen Borlaug
S-3593 S.F. 69 Mary A. Lundby
Mary Lou Freeman
Andy McKean
O. Gene Maddox
Lyle E. Zieman
Nancy Boettger
Maggie Tinsman
H. Kay Hedge
Donald B. Redfern
Jack Rife
Wayne Bennett
Wilmer Rensink
John W. Jensen
Mary E. Kramer
Allen Borlaug
Sheldon Rittmer
Jim Lind
Merlin E. Bartz
Richard F. Drake
S-3594 S.F. 69 Tom Vilsack
William D. Palmer
Berl E. Priebe
Tony Bisignano
Dennis H. Black
Leonard L. Boswell
Mike Connolly
Dick L. Dearden
Patrick J. Deluhery
Tom Flynn
Eugene Fraise
Don E. Gettings
Randal J. Giannetto
Michael E. Gronstal
Rod Halvorson
Johnie Hammond
Steven D. Hansen
Wally E. Horn
Emil J. Husak
Patty Judge
John P. Kibbie
Mary Neuhauser
Albert Sorensen
Elaine Szymoniak
S-3595 S.F. 69 Tom Vilsack
S-3596 S.F. 69 Tom Vilsack
S-3597 S.F. 481 House amendment
S-3598 S.F. 69 Sheldon Rittmer
Richard F. Drake
S-3599 S.F. 69 Tom Vilsack
ADJOURNMENT
On motion of Senator Horn, the Senate adjourned at 10:43 p.m.,
until 9:00 a.m. , Thursday, April 27, 1995.
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