Senate Journal: Friday, April 17, 1998

  NINETY-SIXTH CALENDAR DAY
  FIFTY-SEVENTH SESSION DAY

  Senate Chamber
  Des Moines, Iowa, Friday, April 17, 1998

  The Senate met in regular session at 9:09 a.m., President Kramer
  presiding.

  Prayer was offered by the Honorable Wilmer Rensink and his wife
  Marilyn, Sioux County, Sioux Center, Iowa.

  The Journal of Thursday, April 16, 1998, was approved.

  ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration Senate Resolution 112.

  Senate Resolution 112

  On motion of Senator Iverson, Senate Resolution 112,

  1                       SENATE RESOLUTION 112
  2  BY COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ADMINISTRATION
  3  A Senate Resolution honoring Senator Wilmer Rensink.
  4     WHEREAS, Senator Wilmer Rensink is retiring from
  5  legislative office after completing three terms in
  6  office as a state Senator and two terms as a member of
  7  the House of Representatives; and
  8     WHEREAS, Senator Rensink's service as Chairperson
  9  of the Agriculture Committee and as Vice Chair of the
  10  Agriculture and Natural Resources Appropriations
  11  Subcommittee is well recognized; and
  12     WHEREAS, Senator Rensink's dedication, leadership,
  13  and expertise in the areas of agriculture and
  14  education are well recognized; and
  15     WHEREAS, Senator Rensink formed and has been
  16  instrumental in leading a weekly morning prayer group
  17  for legislators and staff for the past six legislative
  18  sessions; and
  19     WHEREAS, Senator Rensink has served honorably and
  20  has unselfishly given of his time and efforts to
  21  further the interests of the State of Iowa and to
  22  provide beneficial programs for the citizens of Iowa;
  23  and
  24     WHEREAS, Senator Rensink has served on many other
  25  standing committees throughout his sixteen years of
  26  legislative service and has been an influential and
  27  devoted legislator in this state; NOW THEREFORE,
  28     BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, That the Senate pay
  29  tribute to Senator Wilmer Rensink for his devoted
  30  service to the Iowa General Assembly and the citizens

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  1  of this state and wish him the very best in the years
  2  ahead; and
  3     BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That an official copy of
  4  this Resolution be prepared and presented to Senator
  5  Wilmer Rensink,

  was taken up for consideration.

  President pro tempore Redfern took the chair at 9:24 a.m.

  President Kramer took the chair at 9:40 a.m.

  Senator Iverson moved the adoption of Senate Resolution 112,
  which motion prevailed by a voice vote.

  HOUSE MESSAGES RECEIVED

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

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I am directed to inform your honorable body that the
  House has on April 15, 1998, amended and passed the following bill in which
  the
  concurrence of the Senate is asked:

  Senate File 2416, a bill for an act relating to the replacement of
  property tax on property associated with electricity and natural gas
  with excise taxes associated with electricity and natural gas,
  establishing a statewide property tax on property associated with
  electricity and natural gas, providing for a special utility property tax
  levy or tax credit, providing for the Act's retroactive applicability,
  providing an effective date, and providing penalties (S-5739).
  ALSO:  That the House has on April 16, 1998, amended and passed the
  following
  bill in which the concurrence of the Senate is asked:

  Senate File 2381, a bill for an act making appropriations from
  and to the rebuild Iowa infrastructure fund for the fiscal year
  beginning July 1, 1998, to the division of soil conservation for deposit
  in the Loess Hills development and conservation fund; department of
  corrections for renovation of the power plant and improvements to the
  water system at the Iowa correctional institution for women, for the
  construction of an additional cellblock at the Fort Dodge correctional
  facility, and for the construction of a 200-bed facility at the Iowa state
  penitentiary at Fort Madison; department of cultural affairs for the
  creation of a historical site preservation grant program; department
  of economic development for a welcome center at Hamburg, to be
  deposited in the physical infrastructure assistance fund, and for
  deposit in the rural enterprise fund to be used for a dry fire hydrant
  and rural water supply education and demonstration project;
  department of education for infrastructure improvements to the
  community colleges; department of general services for major
  renovation needs for state-owned buildings and facilities, for critical
  and deferred maintenance at Terrace Hill, for relocation of offices and
  other transitions costs associated with the renovation of the Lucas
  state office building and the old historical building, for renovation of
  the Lucas state office building, for developing a master plan for the
  capitol complex, for planning and design of a parking structure
  located at the northwest corner of the capitol complex, and for capitol
  interior restoration; department of public defense for maintenance
  and repair of national guard armories and facilities; department of
  public safety for construction of a new patrol post in district 1;
  department of natural resources for the purpose of funding capital
  projects from marine fuel tax receipts for expenditures for local cost-
  share grants to be used for capital expenditures to local governmental
  units for boating accessibility, for the construction of the Elinor
  Bedell state park and wildlife conservation area, for a recreational
  grant matching program, for the blufflands protection revolving fund,
  and for the dredging of lakes; department of transportation for capital
  improvements at all 10 of the commercial air service airports; for the
  Iowa state fair foundation for renovation, restoration, and
  improvement of the cattle barn and horse barn at the state
  fairgrounds and for county fair infrastructure improvements; judicial
  department for capital projects at the capitol building; and state
  board of regents for capital projects at the Iowa school for the deaf
  and the Iowa braille and sight saving school; making appropriations
  of the marine fuel tax receipts from the rebuild Iowa infrastructure
  fund; providing a reversion date to funds appropriated to the
  department of revenue and finance in the fiscal year beginning July
  1, 1997, and ending June 30, 1998; making statutory changes relating
  to appropriations by establishing the blufflands protection fund, by
  reducing the overall appropriation for the restore outdoors program
  for the fiscal period beginning July 1, 1997, and ending June 30,
  2001, as a result of the governor's item veto, by providing for
  coordination of vertical infrastructure databases, by eliminating a
  matching contribution requirement on certain funds appropriated to
  the department of cultural affairs for the fiscal year beginning July 1,
  1997, by extending the allowable time to enter into contracts to
  provide alternative drainage outlets, by allocating part of the funds
  derived from the excise tax on the sale of motor fuel used in
  watercraft from the general fund to the rebuild Iowa infrastructure
  fund; and providing effective dates (S-5740).

  ALSO:  That the House has on April 16, 1998, concurred in the Senate
  amendment
  and passed the following bill in which the concurrence of the House was
  asked:

  House File 2533, a bill for an act relating to the funding of,
  operation of, and appropriation of moneys to the college student aid
  commission, the department of cultural affairs, the department of
  education, and the state board of regents, providing related statutory
  changes, and providing effective dates.

  HOUSE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED

  Senate File 2416

  Senator Maddox called up for consideration Senate File 2416, a bill
  for an act relating to the replacement of property tax on property
  associated with electricity and natural gas with excise taxes
  associated with electricity and natural gas, establishing a statewide
  property tax on property associated with electricity and natural gas,
  providing for a special utility property tax levy or tax credit,
  providing for the Act's retroactive applicability, providing an effective
  date, and providing penalties, amended by the House, and moved that
  the Senate concur in House amendment S-5739 filed April 17, 1998.
  The motion prevailed by a voice vote and the Senate concurred in
  the House amendment.

  Senator Maddox moved that the bill as 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?" (S.F. 2416), the vote was:

  Ayes, 44:

  Angelo	Bartz	Black	Boettger
  Borlaug	Dearden	Deluhery	Douglas
  Drake	Dvorsky	Flynn	Fraise
  Freeman	Gaskill	Gettings	Gronstal
  Hansen	Harper	Hedge	Horn
  Iverson	Jensen	Judge	Kibbie
  King	Kramer	Lundby	Maddox
  McCoy	McKean	McKibben	McLaren
  Neuhauser	Palmer	Redfern	Redwine
  Rehberg	Rensink	Rife	Rittmer
  Szymoniak	Tinsman	Vilsack	Zieman	

  Nays, 3:

  Connolly	Fink	Halvorson	

  Present, 1:

  Hammond

  Absent or not voting, 2:

  Behn	Schuerer			

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

  PRESENTATION OF GUESTS

  Senator Szymoniak introduced Abram Vore, Hudson; Amy
  Alexander, Maquoketa; Sophia Gray, Council Bluffs; Karma Quick,
  Marion; and Rebecca Larson, Des Moines; the 1998 DSCI Junior
  Commissioners.
  PRESENTATION OF VISITORS

  The Chair welcomed eighteen confirmation class students from
  First Methodist Church, Cedar Falls, Iowa, accompanied by Reverend
  Keith Scott.  Senator Redfern.

  HOUSE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED

  Senate File 2366

  Senator Redfern called up for consideration Senate File 2366, a bill
  for an act relating to the licensing and employment of practitioners
  and the school districts employing them, making appropriations, and
  including retroactive applicability and effective date provisions,
  amended by the House in House amendment S-5400 filed March 30,
  1998.

  The Senate stood at ease at 10:24 a.m. until the fall of the gavel for
  the purpose of party caucuses.

  The Senate resumed session at 11:18 a.m., President Kramer
  presiding.
  IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent that
  Senate Files 2365, 2416, and House File 2163 be immediately
  messaged to the House.

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent that action
  on amendment S-5400 and  Senate File 2366 be deferred.

  HOUSE MESSAGES RECEIVED

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

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I am directed to inform your honorable body that the
  House has on April 17, 1998, amended and passed the following bill in which
  the
  concurrence of the Senate is asked:
  Senate File 2281, a bill for an act relating to compensation for the
  legal defense of indigent persons in criminal, appellate, and certain
  civil cases (S-5743).

  ALSO:  That the House has on April 17, 1998, passed the following bill in
  which the
  concurrence of the House was asked:

  Senate File 2384, a bill for an act to provide for the assessment
  and payment of a thirty-five dollar installment payment fee for fines
  or court costs paid in installments under certain circumstances and
  providing for a contingent effective date.

  PRESENTATION OF VISITORS

  The Chair welcomed thirty-four eighth grade students from Alden
  Community School, Alden, Iowa, accompanied by Kristi Harris and
  David Harms.  Senator Iverson.

  The Chair welcomed twenty-three students from Lakeview
  Elementary, Centerville, Iowa, accompanied by Melissa Wehrle.
  Senator Judge.

  ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration House Concurrent Resolution 121.

  House Concurrent Resolution 121

  On motion of Senator Rehberg, House Concurrent Resolution 121,
  a concurrent resolution recognizing and honoring members of the
  Save the Backbone Lake Committee who participated in the
  restoration of Backbone Lake in Backbone State Park, with report of
  committee recommending passage, was taken up for consideration.

  Senator Rehberg moved the adoption of House Concurrent
  Resolution 121,which motion prevailed by a voice vote.

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent that
  House Concurrent Resolution 121 be immediately messaged to
  the House.
  CONSIDERATION OF BILL
  (Appropriations Calendar)

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration House File 2558.

  House File 2558

  On motion of Senator Boettger, House File 2558, a bill for an act
  relating to mental health, developmental disability, and substance
  abuse service, commitment, and payment provisions, and including
  an applicability provision and an effective date, with report of
  committee recommending passage, was taken up for consideration.

  Senator Boettger offered amendment S-5741, filed by her from the
  floor to page 12 of the bill, and moved its adoption.

  Amendment S-5741 was adopted by a voice vote.

  Senator Szymoniak asked and received unanimous consent that
  action on House File 2558 be deferred.

  ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration House Concurrent Resolution 110.

  House Concurrent Resolution 110

  On motion of Senator Szymoniak, House Concurrent Resolution 110,
  a concurrent resolution affirming the efforts of the child welfare
  services work group established by the Legislative Council,
  requesting approval for continuance of the work group, and
  requesting that leadership of the General Assembly work with the
  Governor and Iowa's congressional delegation in developing a
  memorandum of understanding with the federal government, with
  report of committee recommending passage, was taken up for
  consideration.

  Senator Szymoniak moved the adoption of House Concurrent
  Resolution 110, which motion prevailed by a voice vote.
  ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration Senate Resolution 115.

  Senate Resolution 115

  On motion of Senator Iverson, Senate Resolution 115,

  1                      SENATE RESOLUTION 115
  2  BY COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ADMINISTRATION
  3  A Senate Resolution honoring Senator Don E. Gettings
  4     for his years of legislative service.
  5     WHEREAS, Senator Don E. Gettings will this year
  6  complete his fourth term of office in the Senate and
  7  over twenty-one years of service to the state of Iowa
  8  as a member of the General Assembly; and
  9     WHEREAS, Senator Gettings has served honorably and
  10  has unselfishly given his time and efforts to further
  11  the interests of the state of Iowa and to provide
  12  beneficial programs for the citizens of Iowa; and
  13     WHEREAS, it is proper that Senator Gettings be
  14  honored for his many years of service to the state of
  15  Iowa; NOW THEREFORE,
  16     BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, That the Senate pay
  17  tribute to Senator Gettings and express its gratitude
  18  for the service rendered by him; and
  19     BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Senate present to
  20  Senator Gettings his Senate chair in appreciation for
  21  his service,

  was taken up for consideration.

  Senator Iverson moved the adoption of Senate Resolution 115,
  which motion prevailed by a voice vote.

  BUSINESS PENDING

  Senate File 2366

  The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 2366, a bill for
  an act relating to the licensing and employment of practitioners and
  the school districts employing them, making appropriations, and
  including retroactive applicability and effective date provisions, and
  House amendment S-5400, previously deferred.
  Senator Fink offered amendment S-5745, filed by Senators Fink,
  et al., from the floor to pages 14, 24, and 25 of House amendment
  S-5400, moved its adoption, and requested a record roll call.

  On the question "Shall amendment S-5745 to amendment S-5400
  be adopted?" (S.F. 2366), the vote was:

  Ayes, 22:

  Black	Connolly	Dearden	Deluhery
  Dvorsky	Fink	Flynn	Fraise
  Gettings	Gronstal	Halvorson	Hammond
  Hansen	Harper	Horn	Judge
  Kibbie	McCoy	Neuhauser	Palmer
  Szymoniak	Vilsack	

  Nays, 28:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Boettger
  Borlaug	Douglas	Drake	Freeman
  Gaskill	Hedge	Iverson	Jensen
  King	Kramer	Lundby	Maddox
  McKean	McKibben	McLaren	Redfern
  Redwine	Rehberg	Rensink	Rife
  Rittmer	Schuerer	Tinsman	Zieman	

  Absent or not voting, none.

  Amendment S-5745 lost.

  Senator Harper offered amendment S-5744, filed by Senators
  Harper, et al., from the floor to page 24 of House amendment S-5400,
  and moved its adoption.

  A record roll call was requested.

  On the question "Shall amendment S-5744 to amendment S-5400
  be adopted?" (S.F. 2366), the vote was:

  Ayes, 22:

  Black	Connolly	Dearden	Deluhery
  Dvorsky	Fink	Flynn	Fraise
  Gettings	Gronstal	Halvorson	Hammond
  Hansen	Harper	Horn	Judge
  Kibbie	McCoy	Neuhauser	Palmer
  Szymoniak	Vilsack	
  Nays, 28:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Boettger
  Borlaug	Douglas	Drake	Freeman
  Gaskill	Hedge	Iverson	Jensen
  King	Kramer	Lundby	Maddox
  McKean	McKibben	McLaren	Redfern
  Redwine	Rehberg	Rensink	Rife
  Rittmer	Schuerer	Tinsman	Zieman	

  Absent or not voting, none.

  Amendment S-5744 lost.

  Senator Hedge took the chair at 12:47 p.m.

  Senator Redfern moved that the Senate concur in the House
  amendment.

  A record roll call was requested.

  On the question "Shall the motion to concur be adopted?" (S.F. 2366),
  the vote was:

  Ayes, 27:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Boettger
  Borlaug	Douglas	Drake	Freeman
  Gaskill	Hedge	Iverson	Jensen
  King	Kramer	Lundby	Maddox
  McKean	McKibben	McLaren	Redfern
  Redwine	Rehberg	Rensink	Rittmer
  Schuerer	Tinsman	Zieman	

  Nays, 23:

  Black	Connolly	Dearden	Deluhery
  Dvorsky	Fink	Flynn	Fraise
  Gettings	Gronstal	Halvorson	Hammond
  Hansen	Harper	Horn	Judge
  Kibbie	McCoy	Neuhauser	Palmer
  Rife	Szymoniak	Vilsack	

  Absent or not voting, none.

  The motion prevailed and the Senate concurred in the House
  amendment.
  Senator Redfern moved that the bill as 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?" (S.F. 2366), the vote was:

  Ayes, 27:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Boettger
  Borlaug	Douglas	Drake	Freeman
  Gaskill	Hedge	Iverson	Jensen
  King	Kramer	Lundby	Maddox
  McKean	McKibben	McLaren	Redfern
  Redwine	Rehberg	Rensink	Rittmer
  Schuerer	Tinsman	Zieman	

  Nays, 23:

  Black	Connolly	Dearden	Deluhery
  Dvorsky	Fink	Flynn	Fraise
  Gettings	Gronstal	Halvorson	Hammond
  Hansen	Harper	Horn	Judge
  Kibbie	McCoy	Neuhauser	Palmer
  Rife	Szymoniak	Vilsack	

  Absent or not voting, none.

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

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent that
  Senate File 2366 be immediately messaged to the House.

  President Kramer took the chair at 1:28 p.m.

  HOUSE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED
  (Deferred April 7, 1998)

  Senate File 2320

  The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 2320, a bill for an
  act relating to gambling by imposing a moratorium on new licenses to
  conduct gambling on excursion gambling boats and at pari-mutuel
  racetracks with gambling games, limiting the location of future
  excursion gambling boats, prohibiting gambling licensees from
  allowing the loaning of money by credit card or other electronic
  means for gambling purposes, and imposing a scheduled fine for
  gambling by persons under twenty-one years of age, and House
  amendment S-5359, deferred April 7, 1998.

  Senator Gronstal called up the motion to reconsider the vote by
  which amendment S-5541 to House amendment S-5359 to Senate
  File 2320 failed to be adopted by the Senate, filed by him on April 7,
  1998, found on page 1125 of the Senate Journal, and moved its
  adoption.

  A record roll call was requested.

  On the question, "Shall the motion to reconsider be adopted?"
  (S.F. 2320), the vote was:

  Ayes, 27:

  Borlaug	Connolly	Dearden	Deluhery
  Drake	Fink	Flynn	Fraise
  Gaskill	Gettings	Gronstal	Hansen
  Harper	Horn	Iverson	Judge
  Kibbie	Kramer	Lundby	Maddox
  McLaren	Palmer	Rehberg	Rife
  Rittmer	Szymoniak	Tinsman	

  Nays, 23:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Black
  Boettger	Douglas	Dvorsky	Freeman
  Halvorson	Hammond	Hedge	Jensen
  King	McCoy	McKean	McKibben
  Neuhauser	Redfern	Redwine	Rensink
  Schuerer	Vilsack	Zieman	

  Absent or not voting, none.

  The motion prevailed and amendment S-5541 by Senators Rife
  and Horn to House amendment S-5359 was taken up for
  reconsideration.

  Senator McKean asked and received unanimous consent that
  action on amendment S-5541 to House amendment S-5359 and
  Senate File 2320 be deferred.
  ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration Senate Concurrent Resolution 118.

  Senate Concurrent Resolution 118

  On motion of Senator Jensen, Senate Concurrent Resolution 118, a
  concurrent resolution requesting the Legislative Council to establish
  an interim study committee to review the issue of the deregulation
  and restructuring of the electric utility industry, with report of
  committee recommending passage, was taken up for consideration.

  Senator Iverson moved the adoption of Senate Concurrent
  Resolution 118, which motion prevailed by a voice vote.

  UNFINISHED BUSINESS
  (Deferred April 16, 1998)

  House File 2530

  The Senate resumed consideration of House File 2530, a bill for an
  act relating to the administration of the tax and related laws by the
  department of revenue and finance, including administration of state
  individual income, corporate income, franchise, sales, services, and
  use, motor fuel, cigarette and tobacco, local option, inheritance and
  estate, and property taxes and the livestock production credit;
  providing penalties; and including effective and retroactive
  applicability date provisions, previously deferred.

  President pro tempore Redfern took the chair at 1:56 p.m.

  Senator Maddox 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. 2530), the vote was:

  Ayes, 47:
  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Black
  Boettger	Borlaug	Connolly	Dearden
  Deluhery	Douglas	Drake	Dvorsky
  Fink	Flynn	Freeman	Gaskill
  Gettings	Gronstal	Halvorson	Hammond
  Hansen	Harper	Hedge	Horn
  Jensen	Judge	Kibbie	King
  Kramer	Maddox	McCoy	McKean
  McKibben	McLaren	Neuhauser	Palmer
  Redfern	Redwine	Rehberg	Rensink
  Rife	Rittmer	Schuerer	Szymoniak
  Tinsman	Vilsack	Zieman	

  Nays, none.

  Absent or not voting, 3:

  Fraise	Iverson	Lundby			

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

  WITHDRAWN

  Senator Maddox asked and received unanimous consent that
  Senate File 2360 be withdrawn from further consideration of the
  Senate.

  IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent that
  House File 2530, House Concurrent Resolution 110, and Senate
  Concurrent Resolution 118 be immediately messaged to the
  House.

  CONSIDERATION OF BILL
  (Regular Calendar)

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration House File 2532.

  House File 2532

  On motion of Senator Kibbie, House File 2532, a bill for an act
  relating to the maximum value of prizes awarded in raffles and
  certain games of skill and chance, with report of committee
  recommending passage, was taken up for consideration.

  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. 2532), the vote was:

  Ayes, 45:

  Bartz	Behn	Black	Boettger
  Borlaug	Connolly	Deluhery	Douglas
  Drake	Dvorsky	Fink	Flynn
  Fraise	Freeman	Gaskill	Gettings
  Gronstal	Halvorson	Hammond	Hansen
  Harper	Horn	Iverson	Jensen
  Judge	Kibbie	King	Kramer
  Maddox	McCoy	McKean	McKibben
  McLaren	Neuhauser	Redfern	Redwine
  Rehberg	Rensink	Rife	Rittmer
  Schuerer	Szymoniak	Tinsman	Vilsack
  Zieman	

  Nays, 4:

  Angelo	Dearden	Hedge	Palmer	

  Absent or not voting, 1:

  Lundby			

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

  President Kramer took the chair at 2:05 p.m.

  ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration Senate Resolution 120.

  Senate Resolution 120

  On motion of Senator Iverson, Senate Resolution 120, a resolution
  requesting that the Legislative Council authorize an interim study of
  statewide jail space needs, with report of committee recommending
  passage, was taken up for consideration.

  Senator Iverson moved the adoption of Senate Resolution 120,
  which motion prevailed by a voice vote.

  The Senate stood at ease at 2:09 p.m. until the fall of the gavel.

  The Senate resumed session at 3:08 p.m., President Kramer
  presiding.

  BUSINESS PENDING

  House File 2558

  The Senate resumed consideration of House File 2558, a bill for an
  act relating to mental health, developmental disability, and substance
  abuse service, commitment, and payment provisions, and including
  an applicability provision and an effective date, previously deferred.

  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?" (H.F. 2558), the vote was:

  Ayes, 49:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Black
  Boettger	Borlaug	Connolly	Dearden
  Deluhery	Douglas	Drake	Dvorsky
  Fink	Flynn	Fraise	Freeman
  Gaskill	Gettings	Gronstal	Halvorson
  Hammond	Hansen	Harper	Hedge
  Horn	Iverson	Jensen	Judge
  Kibbie	King	Kramer	Lundby
  Maddox	McCoy	McKean	McKibben
  McLaren	Neuhauser	Redfern	Redwine
  Rehberg	Rensink	Rife	Rittmer
  Schuerer	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.

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent that
  House File 2558 be immediately messaged to the House.

  ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent to take up
  for consideration Senate Resolution 108.

  Senate Resolution 108

  On motion of Senator Iverson, Senate Resolution 108,

  1                        SENATE RESOLUTION 108
  2  BY COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ADMINISTRATION
  3  A Senate Resolution honoring Senator Mary Neuhauser.
  4     WHEREAS, Senator Mary Neuhauser is retiring from
  5  legislative office after completing one term in office
  6  as a state Senator and four terms as a member of the
  7  House of Representatives; and
  8     WHEREAS, Senator Neuhauser's service as Chairperson
  9  of the Oversight, Audit and Government Reform
  10  Appropriations Subcommittee and as Vice Chair of the
  11  Ethics Committee is well recognized; and
  12     WHEREAS, Senator Neuhauser's dedication,
  13  leadership, and expertise in the areas of governmental
  14  oversight, ethics and campaign finance, and education
  15  policy are well recognized; and
  16     WHEREAS, Senator Neuhauser has assisted newly
  17  established democracies of the former Soviet Union by
  18  coordinating a visit from representatives of the
  19  Stavropol Duma, the parliamentary body of Iowa's
  20  sister state in Russia, and by visiting Stavropol as a
  21  representative of the Iowa Senate; and
  22     WHEREAS, Senator Neuhauser is well known for her
  23  attention to detail and probing questions in
  24  considering public policy decisions and enacting
  25  legislation; and
  26     WHEREAS, Senator Neuhauser's distinguished career
  27  as a state legislator has included service as an
  28  Assistant Majority Leader and Assistant Minority
  29  Leader in the House of Representatives during the
  30  Seventy-fourth and Seventy-fifth General Assemblies,
  Page 2

  1  respectively; and
  2     WHEREAS, Senator Neuhauser has served honorably and
  3  has unselfishly given of her time and efforts to
  4  further the interests of the State of Iowa and to
  5  provide beneficial programs for the citizens of Iowa;
  6  and
  7     WHEREAS, Senator Neuhauser has served on many other
  8  standing committees throughout her twelve years of
  9  legislative service and has been an influential and
  10  devoted legislator in this state; NOW THEREFORE,
  11     BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, That the Senate pay
  12  tribute to Senator Mary Neuhauser for her devoted
  13  service to the Iowa General Assembly and the citizens
  14  of this state and wish her the very best in the years
  15  ahead; and
  16     BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That an official copy of
  17  this Resolution be prepared and presented to Senator
  18  Mary Neuhauser,

  was taken up for consideration.

  President pro tempore Redfern took the chair at 3:42 p.m.

  President Kramer took the chair at 3:48 p.m.

  Senator Iverson moved the adoption of Senate Resolution 108,
  which motion prevailed by a voice vote.

  BUSINESS PENDING

  Senate File 2320

  The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 2320, a bill for an
  act relating to gambling by imposing a moratorium on new licenses to
  conduct gambling on excursion gambling boats and at pari-mutuel
  racetracks with gambling games, limiting the location of future
  excursion gambling boats, prohibiting gambling licensees from
  allowing the loaning of money by credit card or other electronic
  means for gambling purposes, and imposing a scheduled fine for
  gambling by persons under twenty-one years of age, House
  amendment S-5359, and amendment S-5541 by Senators Rife and
  Horn to House amendment S-5359, previously deferred.
  Senator McKean asked and received unanimous consent to
  withdraw amendment S-5747, filed by Senators McKean and
  Halvorson from the floor to amendment S-5541 to House amendment
  S-5359.

  Senator McKean offered amendment S-5748, filed by him from the
  floor to amendment S-5541 to House amendment S-5359.

  Senator Gronstal raised the point of order that amendment S-5748
  was not germane to the bill.

  The Chair ruled the point well taken and amendment S-5748 out
  of order.

  Senator McKean asked and received unanimous consent that
  action on amendments S-5541, S-5359, and Senate File 2320 be
  deferred.

  The Senate stood at ease at 4:08 p.m. until the fall of the gavel.

  The Senate resumed session at 4:38 p.m., President Kramer
  presiding.

  HOUSE MESSAGE RECEIVED

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

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I am directed to inform your honorable body that the
  House has on April 14, 1998, passed the following bill in which the
  concurrence of the
  Senate is asked:

  House File 2546, a bill for an act relating to waste tires and tire-
  derived fuels.

  Read first time and referred to committee on Appropriations.

  The Senate stood at ease at 4:41 p.m. until the fall of the gavel.

  The Senate resumed session at 5:13 p.m., President Kramer
  presiding.
  BUSINESS PENDING

  Senate File 2320

  The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 2320.

  Senator McKean offered amendment S-5750, filed by Senators
  McKean and Halvorson from the floor to amendment S-5541 to
  House amendment S-5359, and moved its adoption.

  A record roll call was requested.

  On the question "Shall amendment S-5750 to amendment S-5541
  be adopted?" (S.F. 2320), the vote was:

  Rule 23, requiring all Senators present to vote except those who
  express a conflict of interest, was invoked.

  Ayes, 24:

  Angelo	Behn	Black	Boettger
  Douglas	Drake	Dvorsky	Freeman
  Halvorson	Hammond	Harper	Hedge
  Iverson	Jensen	King	McKean
  McKibben	Neuhauser	Redfern	Redwine
  Rehberg	Rensink	Schuerer	Zieman	

  Nays, 26:

  Bartz	Borlaug	Connolly	Dearden
  Deluhery	Fink	Flynn	Fraise
  Gaskill	Gettings	Gronstal	Hansen
  Horn	Judge	Kibbie	Kramer
  Lundby	Maddox	McCoy	McLaren
  Palmer	Rife	Rittmer	Szymoniak
  Tinsman	Vilsack	

  Absent or not voting, none.

  Amendment S-5750 lost.

  Senator McCoy offered amendment S-5751, filed by him from the
  floor to amendment S-5541 to House amendment S-5359, and moved
  its adoption.
  A non-record roll call was requested.
  The ayes were 24, nays 26.

  Amendment S-5751 lost.

  Senator Rife moved the adoption of amendment S-5541 to House
  amendment S-5359.

  A record roll call was requested.

  On the question "Shall amendment S-5541 to amendment S-5359
  be adopted?" (S.F. 2320), the vote was:

  Rule 23, requiring all Senators present to vote except those who
  express a conflict of interest, was invoked.

  Ayes, 24:

  Bartz	Borlaug	Connolly	Dearden
  Deluhery	Fink	Flynn	Fraise
  Gaskill	Gettings	Hansen	Horn
  Iverson	Judge	Kibbie	Kramer
  Lundby	Maddox	McLaren	Palmer
  Rehberg	Rife	Rittmer	Tinsman	

  Nays, 26:

  Angelo	Behn	Black	Boettger
  Douglas	Drake	Dvorsky	Freeman
  Gronstal	Halvorson	Hammond	Harper
  Hedge	Jensen	King	McCoy
  McKean	McKibben	Neuhauser	Redfern
  Redwine	Rensink	Schuerer	Szymoniak
  Vilsack	Zieman	

  Absent or not voting, none.

  Amendment S-5541 lost.

  Senator Gronstal asked and received unanimous consent that
  action on House amendment S-5359 and Senate File 2320 be
  deferred.

  HOUSE MESSAGE RECEIVED
  The following message was received from the Chief Clerk of the
  House:
  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I am directed to inform your honorable body that the
  House has on April 17, 1998, amended and passed the following bill in which
  the
  concurrence of the Senate is asked:

  Senate File 2415, a bill for an act relating to agricultural finance,
  providing an appropriation, and providing an effective date (S-5753).

  The Senate stood at ease at 6:29 p.m. until the fall of the gavel.

  The Senate resumed session at 7:03 p.m., President Kramer
  presiding.

  LEAVES OF ABSENCE

  Leaves of absence were granted as follows:

  Senators Dearden and Gettings until they return, on request of Senator Fink.

  HOUSE AMENDMENT CONSIDERED

  Senate File 2296

  Senator Borlaug called up for consideration Senate File 2296, a bill
  for an act appropriating funds to the department of economic
  development, certain board of regents institutions, the department of
  workforce development, the public employment relations board,
  making related statutory changes, and providing an effective date
  provision, amended by the House in House amendment S-5540 filed
  April 7, 1998.

  Senator Borlaug offered amendment S-5749, filed by him from the
  floor to House amendment S-5540.

  Senator McCoy offered amendment S-5756, filed by him from the
  floor to amendment S-5749 to House amendment S-5540, and moved
  its adoption.

  A record roll call was requested.

  On the question "Shall amendment S-5756 to amendment S-5749
  be adopted?" (S.F. 2296), the vote was:
  Ayes, 19:

  Connolly	Deluhery	Dvorsky	Fink
  Flynn	Fraise	Gronstal	Halvorson
  Hammond	Hansen	Harper	Horn
  Judge	Kibbie	McCoy	Neuhauser
  Palmer	Szymoniak	Vilsack	

  Nays, 28:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Black
  Boettger	Borlaug	Douglas	Drake
  Freeman	Gaskill	Hedge	Iverson
  Jensen	King	Kramer	Lundby
  Maddox	McKean	McKibben	McLaren
  Redfern	Redwine	Rehberg	Rife
  Rittmer	Schuerer	Tinsman	Zieman	

  Absent or not voting, 3:

  Dearden	Gettings	Rensink			

  Amendment S-5756 lost.

  Senator Harper offered amendment S-5755, filed by Senators
  Harper and McCoy from the floor to amendment S-5749 to House
  amendment S-5540.

  Senator Iverson called for a division of amendment S-5755:  lines
  3-13 as division S-5755A; lines 14-36 as division S-5755B.

  Senator Harper moved the adoption of division S-5755A.

  A non-record roll call was requested.

  The ayes were 35, nays 10.

  Division S-5755A was adopted.

  Senator Harper moved the adoption of division S-5755B.

  A record roll call was requested.
  On the question "Shall division S-5755B to amendment S-5749 be
  adopted?" (S.F. 2296), the vote was:

  Ayes, 21:

  Black	Connolly	Deluhery	Dvorsky
  Fink	Flynn	Fraise	Gronstal
  Halvorson	Hammond	Hansen	Harper
  Horn	Judge	Kibbie	Maddox
  McCoy	Neuhauser	Palmer	Szymoniak
  Vilsack	

  Nays, 26:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Boettger
  Borlaug	Douglas	Drake	Freeman
  Gaskill	Hedge	Iverson	Jensen
  King	Kramer	Lundby	McKean
  McKibben	McLaren	Redfern	Redwine
  Rehberg	Rife	Rittmer	Schuerer
  Tinsman	Zieman	

  Absent or not voting, 3:

  Dearden	Gettings	Rensink			

  Division S-5755B lost.

  With the adoption of amendment S-5755 division A, the Chair
  ruled amendment S-5757, filed by Senator Iverson to amendment
  S-5749 to House amendment S-5540, out of order.

  Senator Harper offered amendment S-5754, filed by Senators
  Harper and McCoy from the floor to amendment S-5749 to House
  amendment S-5540, moved its adoption, and requested a record roll
  call.

  On the question "Shall amendment S-5754 to amendment S-5749
  be adopted?" (S.F. 2296), the vote was:

  Ayes, 20:

  Black	Connolly	Deluhery	Dvorsky
  Fink	Flynn	Fraise	Gronstal
  Halvorson	Hammond	Hansen	Harper
  Horn	Judge	Kibbie	McCoy
  Neuhauser	Palmer	Szymoniak	Vilsack	
  Nays, 27:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Boettger
  Borlaug	Douglas	Drake	Freeman
  Gaskill	Hedge	Iverson	Jensen
  King	Kramer	Lundby	Maddox
  McKean	McKibben	McLaren	Redfern
  Redwine	Rehberg	Rife	Rittmer
  Schuerer	Tinsman	Zieman	

  Absent or not voting, 3:

  Dearden	Gettings	Rensink			

  Amendment S-5754 lost.

  Senator Connolly asked and received unanimous consent that
  action on amendment S-5749 to House amendment S-5540 and
  Senate File 2296 be deferred.

  The Senate stood at ease at 7:52 p.m. until the fall of the gavel.

  The Senate resumed session at 8:24 p.m., President Kramer
  presiding.

  LEAVE OF ABSENCE

  Leave of absence was granted as follows:

  Senator Fraise for the remainder of the day, on request of Senator Gronstal.

  BUSINESS PENDING

  Senate File 2296

  The Senate resumed consideration of Senate File 2296 and
  amendment S-5749 to House amendment S-5540, previously
  deferred.
  Senator McCoy offered amendment S-5759, filed by him from the
  floor to amendment S-5749 to House amendment S-5540, moved its
  adoption, and requested a record roll call.

  On the question "Shall amendment S-5759 to amendment S-5749
  be adopted?" (S.F. 2296), the vote was:
  Ayes, 18:

  Connolly	Deluhery	Dvorsky	Fink
  Flynn	Gronstal	Halvorson	Hammond
  Hansen	Harper	Horn	Judge
  Kibbie	McCoy	Neuhauser	Palmer
  Szymoniak	Vilsack	

  Nays, 26:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Black
  Boettger	Borlaug	Drake	Freeman
  Gaskill	Hedge	Iverson	Jensen
  King	Kramer	Maddox	McKean
  McKibben	McLaren	Redfern	Redwine
  Rehberg	Rife	Rittmer	Schuerer
  Tinsman	Zieman	

  Absent or not voting, 6:

  Dearden	Douglas	Fraise	Gettings
  Lundby	Rensink			

  Amendment S-5759 lost.

  Senator Connolly asked and received unanimous consent to
  withdraw amendment S-5758, filed by him from the floor to
  amendment S-5749 to House amendment S-5540.

  Senator Borlaug moved the adoption of amendment S-5749.

  Amendment S-5749 was adopted by a voice vote.

  With the adoption of amendment S-5749, the Chair ruled the
  following amendments out of order:

  S-5760 filed by Senator McCoy from the floor to amendment
  S-5749;
  S-5613 filed by Senator Borlaug on April 9, 1998, to House
  amendment S-5540;

  S-5742 filed by Senator Vilsack from the floor to House
  amendment S-5540; and

  S-5730 filed by Senators Douglas and Gronstal on April 16, 1998,
  to House amendment S-5540.

  Senator Borlaug 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 Borlaug 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. 2296), the vote was:

  Ayes, 36:

  Angelo	Bartz	Behn	Black
  Borlaug	Connolly	Deluhery	Drake
  Dvorsky	Flynn	Freeman	Gaskill
  Gronstal	Halvorson	Hansen	Hedge
  Horn	Iverson	Jensen	Judge
  King	Kramer	Maddox	McKean
  McKibben	McLaren	Neuhauser	Palmer
  Redfern	Redwine	Rehberg	Rife
  Rittmer	Schuerer	Tinsman	Zieman	

  Nays, 9:

  Boettger	Douglas	Fink	Hammond
  Harper	Kibbie	McCoy	Szymoniak
  Vilsack	

  Absent or not voting, 5:

  Dearden	Fraise	Gettings	Lundby
  Rensink		
  The bill having received a constitutional majority was declared to
  have passed the Senate and the title was agreed to.

  IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED

  Senator Iverson asked and received unanimous consent that
  House File 2532 be immediately messaged to the House.
  APPENDIX

  BILLS ENROLLED, SIGNED AND SENT TO GOVERNOR

  The Secretary of the Senate submitted the following report:

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  The Secretary of the Senate respectfully reports that the
  following bills have been enrolled, signed by the President of the Senate
  and the
  Speaker of the House, and presented to the Governor for his approval on this
  17th day
  of April, 1998:

  Senate Files 316, 347, 2109, 2312, 2329, 2331, 2339, 2353, 2376, and 2383.

  MARY PAT GUNDERSON
  Secretary of the Senate

  BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR

  A communication was received announcing that on April 17, 1998,
  the Governor approved and transmitted to the Secretary of State the
  following bills:

  S.F. 540 - Relating to the second injury compensation Act, by providing for
  payments to the second injury fund including the imposition of an employer
  surcharge
  and a sunset of the ability to impose an employer surcharge, providing for
  the
  collection of payments to the second injury fund, and providing an effective
  date and
  applicability provision.

  S.F. 2037 - Relating to the Iowa state fair convention by providing for its
  membership and the election of members to the Iowa state fair board.

  S.F. 2235 - Concerning judicial administration and providing an effective
  date.

  S.F. 2254 - Relating to charges for room and board by certain prisoners.

  S.F. 2259 - Relating to search warrant applications.

  H.F. 2169 - Raising the limit on the amount of assets subject to a
  conservatorship
  in cases where a private nonprofit corporation serves as conservator and
  providing for
  an increase in the amount of assets in a minor ward's conservatorship
  eligible for an
  order for termination of the conservatorship and for delivery of the
  conservatorship
  assets to certain custodians.

  H.F. 2271 - Relating to obsolete and unnecessary provisions of the Code.

  H.F. 2281 - Providing for the mandatory recording of certain residential
  real estate
  installment sales contracts, providing a penalty, and providing for the
  Act's
  applicability.

  H.F. 2454 - Relating to motor vehicle operator proof of financial
  responsibility and
  providing an effective date and for retroactive applicability.

  H.F. 2473 - Providing for mediation in disputes involving agricultural
  producers.

  H.F. 2495 - Relating to the conduct of elections in the state.


  REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  Pursuant to Senate Rule 21, I report that in enrolling
  Senate File 2383, the following corrections were made:

  1.	Page 4, lines 21-25, the following were changed:  "(1)" to "a", "(2)" to
  "b", "(3)"
  to "c", "(4)" to "d" and "(5)" to "e".

  MARY PAT GUNDERSON
  Secretary of the Senate


  EXPLANATIONS OF VOTE

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I was necessarily absent from the Senate chamber on April
  17,
  1998, when the vote was taken on Senate File 2416.  Had I been present, I
  would have
  voted "aye."

  JERRY BEHN

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I was necessarily absent from the Senate chamber on April
  17,
  1998, when the vote was taken on Senate File 2416.  Had I been present, I
  would have
  voted "aye."

  NEAL SCHUERER

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I was necessarily absent from the Senate chamber on April
  16,
  1998, when the votes were taken on Senate Files 2365, 2374, House Files
  2163, 2164,
  2382, and 2550.  Had I been present, I would have voted "aye."

  TOM VILSACK
  CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION

  The Secretary of the Senate issued the following certificate of
  recognition:

  Joel Ebert, Ackley - For being awarded the District VI Principal of the
  Year.
  Senator Iverson (4/17/98).

  MOTIONS TO RECONSIDER

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I move to reconsider the vote by which Senate File 2296
  passed the Senate on April 17, 1998.

  MIKE CONNOLLY

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I move to reconsider the vote by which Senate File 2296
  passed the Senate on April 17, 1998.

  ALLEN BORLAUG

  MADAM PRESIDENT:  I move to reconsider the vote by which Senate File 2296
  passed the Senate on April 17, 1998.

  DERRYL McLAREN

  COMMITTEE REPORT

  APPROPRIATIONS

  Final Bill Action:  HOUSE FILE 2546, a bill for an act relating to waste
  tires and
  tire-derived fuels.

  Recommendation:  AMEND AND DO PASS AS PROVIDED IN AMENDMENT S-5752.

  Final Vote:  Ayes, 24:  McLaren, Kramer, Flynn, Behn, Black, Borlaug,
  Douglas,
  Dvorsky, Freeman, Halvorson, Hammond, Harper, Hedge, Horn, Jensen, Maddox,
  McCoy, Neuhauser, Rehberg, Rensink, Rife, Rittmer, Tinsman, and Vilsack.
  Nays,
  none.  Absent or not voting, 1:  Lundby.

  Fiscal Note:  NOT REQUIRED UNDER JOINT RULE 17.

  AMENDMENTS FILED

  S-5739		S.F. 2416	House
  S-5740		S.F. 2381	House
  S-5741		H.F. 2558	Nancy Boettger
  S-5742		S.F. 2296	Tom Vilsack
  S-5743		S.F. 2281	House
  S-5744		S.F. 2366	Patricia Harper
  Bill Fink
  Rod Halvorson
  Tom Vilsack
  Patrick J. Deluhery
  Patty Judge
  Michael E. Gronstal
  Eugene S. Fraise
  Elaine Szymoniak
  Tom Flynn
  Dick L. Dearden
  Robert E. Dvorsky
  Mary Neuhauser
  Matt McCoy
  Don Gettings
  Dennis H. Black
  William D. Palmer
  Wally E. Horn
  Mike Connolly
  Johnie Hammond
  John P. Kibbie
  S-5745		S.F. 2366	Bill Fink
  Patricia Harper
  Johnie Hammond
  Patrick J. Deluhery
  Patty Judge
  Michael E. Gronstal
  Eugene S. Fraise
  Elaine Szymoniak
  Tom Vilsack
  Mike Connolly
  Dick L. Dearden
  Robert E. Dvorsky
  Mary Neuhauser
  Matt McCoy
  Wally E. Horn
  Don Gettings
  Tom Flynn
  John P. Kibbie
  Rod Halvorson
  Dennis H. Black
  William D. Palmer
  S-5746		S.F. 2320	Andy McKean
  Rod Halvorson
  S-5747		S.F. 2320	Andy McKean
  Rod Halvorson
  Matt McCoy
  S-5748		S.F. 2320	Andy McKean
  S-5749		S.F. 2296	Allen Borlaug
  S-5750		S.F. 2320	Andy McKean
  Rod Halvorson
  S-5751		S.F. 2320	Matt McCoy
  S-5752		H.F. 2546	Appropriations
  S-5753		S.F. 2415	House
  S-5754		S.F. 2296	Patricia Harper
  Matt McCoy
  S-5755		S.F. 2296	Patricia Harper
  Matt McCoy
  S-5756		S.F. 2296	Matt McCoy
  S-5757		S.F. 2296	Stewart Iverson, Jr.
  S-5758		S.F. 2296	Mike Connolly
  S-5759		S.F. 2296	Matt McCoy
  S-5760		S.F. 2296	Matt McCoy

  ADJOURNMENT

  On motion of Senator Iverson, the Senate adjourned at 8:41 p.m.,
  until 1:00 p.m., Monday, April 20, 1998.
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  96th Day	FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1998	1379

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