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Assembly Journal Ninetieth Regular Session 2:00 P.M STATE OF WISCONSIN Assembly Journal Ninetieth Regular Session 2:00 P.M. MONDAY, January 7, 1991 The assembly was called to order by the chief clerk of COMMUNICATIONS the 1989 session, Thomas Melvin. State of Wisconsin The prayer was offered by Father Randy Olson of Elections Board Saint John Baptist Church of Marshfield. Madison "Let us pray: December 10, 1990 Almighty and eternal God, You have revealed Your Dear Mr. Melvin: glory to all nations. God of power and might, wisdom and justice, through You authority is rightly I am pleased to provide you with a copy of the canvass of the November 6, 1990 General Election vote for administered, laws are enacted, and judgement is decreed. representative to the assembly along with the determination by the State Board of Canvassers of the Assist with Your spirit of counsel and fortitude the winners. members of this legislature that their authority may be If the State Elections Board staff can provide you with administered in righteousness and be eminently useful to any further information or assistance, please contact our Your people over whom they govern. May they office. encourage due respect for virtue and religion. May they Sincerely, enact laws with justice and mercy. KEVIN J. KENNEDY Let the light of Your divine wisdom direct the Executive Secretary deliberations of this Wisconsin Legislature and shine State Elections Board forth in all the proceedings and laws framed for our rule and government. May they seek to preserve peace, 1 st - Lary J. Swoboda Promote happiness, and continue to bring us the Route I, Box 268 blessings of liberty and equality. Luxemburg 54217 Democrat We pray for the State of Wisconsin and its officials who are entrusted to guard our political welfare. May they be 2nd - Dale J. Bolle enabled by Your powerful protection to discharge their 10018 Reif Mills Road duties with honesty and ability. Whitelaw 54247 6 We likewise commend to Your unbounded mercy all Democrat tizens of these United States, that we may be blessed in 3rd - Alvin R. Ott the knowledge and sanctified in the observance of Your holy laws. may we N8855 Church Street be preserved in union and that peace Forest Junction 54123 which the world cannot give; and, after enjoying the Republican eternal.blessings of this life, be admitted to those which are 4th - John H. Ainsworth Box 380, W75 Soo Lane We pray to You, who are Lord and God, for ever and ever. Amen." Shawano 54166 Republican 've,RePresentative Kunicki led the membership in 5th - William N. Vander Loop 1908 Parkwood Drive Statesiling of theAmerica. pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United Kaukauna 54130 Democrat JelsalYnne Moore, the daughter of Representative 6th - Rosemary Hinkfuss Gwen Moore, sang the Star Spangled Banner. 1002 S. Monroe Green Bay 54301 Democrat JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 7, 19911 7th - Gwendolynne Moore 20th - Timothy W. Carpenter 1237 N. 25th Street 3660 S. 20th Place Milwaukee 53205 Milwaukee 53221 Democrat Democrat 8th - Peter J. Bock 21st - Richard A. Grobschmidt 5323 W. Vliet Street 1513 Mackinac Avenue Milwaukee 53208 South Milwaukee 53172 Democrat Democrat 9th - Walter J. Kunicki 22nd - Jeannette Bell 1550 S. 4th Street 1415 S. 60th Street Milwaukee 53204 West Allis 53214 Democrat Democrat 10th - Alberta Darling 23rd - Thomas A. Hauke 1325 Dean Road 1133 S. 122nd Street River Hills 53217 West Allis 53214 Republican Democrat 1 lth - Louis G. Fortis 24th - Margaret Ann Krusick 2123 W. Kendall Avenue 6832 W. Morgan Avenue Glendale 53209 Milwaukee 53220 Democrat Democrat 12th - Barbara Notestein 25th - Vernon W. Holschbach 3459 N. Bremen Street 1313 S. llth Street Milwaukee 53212 Manitowoc 54220 Democrat Democrat 13th - Thomas Seery 26th - James R. Baumgart 6300 N. 101st Street 2211 Wedemeyer St. Milwaukee 53225 Sheboygan 53081 Democrat Democrat 14th - David A. Cullen 27th - Wilfrid J. Turba 3000 N. 60th Street N9617 Turba Court Milwaukee 53210 Elkhart Lake 53020 Democrat Republican 15th - Shirley I. Krug 28th - Harvey Stower 6105 W. Hope Avenue 515 S. Keller Milwaukee 53216 Amery 54001 Democrat Democrat 16th - G. Spencer Coggs 29th - Alvin J. Baldus 3732 N. 40th Street 631 Grandview Court Milwaukee 53216 Menomonie 54751 Democrat Democrat 17th - Annette Polly Williams 30th - Sheila E. Harsdorf 3237 N. 14th Street Route 4, Box 219 Milwaukee 53206 River Falls 54022 Democrat Republican 18th - Marcia P. Coggs 31st - Daniel P. Vrakas 2351 N. Richards Street 320 Zion Street Milwaukee 53212 Hartland 53029 Democrat Republican 19th - Rosemary Potter 32nd - Joseph E. Wimmer 3006 S. Delaware Avenue 1020 Downing Drive Milwaukee 53207 Waukesha 53186 Democrat Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 7, 1991] 33rd - Steven M. Foti 46th - Rudy Silbaugh 842 Dante Drive 115 E. Wilson Street Oconomowoc 53066 Stoughton 53589 Republican Republican 34th - James C. Holperin 47th - David G. Deininger 103 N. Third Street 2116 1 I th Street Eagle River 54521 Monroe 53566 Democrat Republican 35th- Thomas D. Ourada 48th - Sue Rohan 425 DOR Street 6100 Queens Way Antigo 54409 Monona 53716 Republican Democrat 36th. Jerome T. Schwartz 49th- David A. Brandemuehl 602 Kulczyski Lane 13081 Pine Road Armstrong Creek 54103 Democrat Fennimore 53809 Republican 37th - Randall J. Radtke 50th - Dale W. Schultz 433 E. Washington Street Lake Mills 53551 E3576 Highway 154 Republican Hillpoint 53937 Republican 38th. Stephen L. Nass 51st - Stephen J. Freese 160 S. Franklin Street Whitewater 53190 675 Flamingo Lane Republican Hazel Green 53811 Republican 39th Robert G. Goetsch N6485 High Point Road 52nd - Peggy A. Lautenschlager Juneau 53039 252 Sheboygan Street Republican Fond du Lac 54935 Democrat 40th. William D. Lorge Route I, Box 47 53rd - Mary E. Panzer Bear Creek 54922 635 Tamarack Drive, West Republican West Bend 53095 Republican 41st. Robert T. Welch 54th - Gregg Underheim Fire No.11-96, Highway 21, Box 523 Redgranite 54970 1652 Beech Street Republican Oshkosh 54901 Republican 42nd - Ben Waned Route I, Box 229 55th - Dean R. Kaufert Endeavor 53930 930 Betty Avenue Republican Neenah 54956 Republican 43rd. Charles W. Coleman N2430 Krahn Drive, Route 3 56th - Judith Klusman Whitewater 53190 7544 Green Meadow Road Republican Oshkosh 54904 Republican 44th - Wayne W. Wood 2429 Rockport Road 57th - David T. Prosser, Jr. Janesville 53545 2904 N. Meade Street, No. 3 Democrat Appleton 54911 Republican 45th - Judith B. Robson 2411 E. Ridge Road 58th - Steven Loucks Beloit 53511 10640 North Ivy Court. No. 14 Democrat Mequon 53092 Republican 3 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 7, 1991] 72nd - Marlin D. Schneider 59th - Michael A. Lehman 3820 Southbrook Lane 1317 Honeysuckle Road Wisconsin Rapids 54494 Hartford 53027 Democrat Republican 73rd - Frank Boyle 60th - Susan B. Vergeront Route 1, Box 175 390 Vista View Drive Superior 54880 Cedarburg 53012 Democrat Republican 74th - Barbara J. Linton 61st - Robert L. Turner Route 1, Box 299, Bass Lake Road 36 McKinley Avenue Highbridge 54846 Racine 53404 Democrat Democrat 62nd - Kimberly M. Plache 75th - Mary Hubler 1126 College Avenue 1966 Hawthorne Lane Racine 53403 Rice Lake 54868 Democrat Democrat 63rd - E. James Ladwig 76th - Rebecca Young 4616 Marcia Drive 639 Crandall Street Racine 53405 Madison 53711 Republican Democrat 64th- Peter W. Barca 77th - Spencer Black 1520 Sheridan Road 5727 Dogwood Place Kenosha 53140 Madison 53705 Democrat Democrat 65th - John Martin Antaramian 78th - David E. Clarenbach 8318 25th Avenue 454 Sidney Street Kenosha 53140 Madison 53703 Democrat Democrat 66th - Cloyd A. Porter 79th - Joseph S. Wineke 28322 Durand Avenue 115 Edward Street Burlington 53105 Verona 53593 Republican Democrat 67th - Leo R. Hamilton 80th - Eugene H. Hahn 1008 W. Spruce Street W3198 Old County Highway B Chippewa Falls 54729 Cambria 53923 Democrat Republican 68th - David A. Zien 81st - David Travis W15153 County Highway S 4229 Mandrake Road Gilman 54433 Madison 53704 Republican Democrat 69th - Heron A. Van Gorden 82nd - James A. Rutkowski 7 Huron Street 11335 W. Woodside Drive Neillsville 54456 Hales Corners 53130 Republican Democrat 70th - Donald W. Hasenohrl 83rd - Maxine Hough 9516 Bluff Drive 3059 Swoboda Road Pittsville 54466 East Troy 53120 Democrat Democrat list - Stan Gruszynski 84th. Marc Duff 2272 Stanley Street 1811 S. Elm Grove Road Stevens Point 54481 New Berlin 53151 Democrat Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 7, 1991] 85th- Gregory B. Huber 98th - Peggy A. Rosenzweig 406 S. 9th Avenue 6236 Upper Parkway North Wausau 54401 Wauwatosa 53213 Democrat Republican 86th. Brad Zweck 1886 Jaynes Road 99th - Frank H. Urban Mosinee 54455 1655 Berkshire Road Democrat Elm Grove 53122 Republican 87th- Martin L Reynolds 219W. 2nd Street N. Ladysmith 54848 Democrat OATH OF OFFICE 88th. John G. Gard Pursuant to Article IV, Section 28 of the Wisconsin P.O. Box 119 Constitution, Justice William Bablitch of the Wisconsin Peshtigo 54157 Supreme Court administered the oath of office to the Republican members en masse. 89th - Cletus J. Vanderperren The roll was called by the assistant chief clerk of the 2226 County Road C 1989 session, Mr. Charles Sanders and the members, as Green Bay 54313 their names were called, came to the desk to sign the oath Democrat of office. 90th. Mary Lou Van Dreel The roll was taken. 2825 Otto Court Green Bay 54313 The result follows: Democrat Present — Representatives Ainsworth, Antaramian, 91st. Barbara Gronemus Baldus, Barca, Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, 1634 West Street Boyle, Brancel, Brandemuehl, Carpenter, Clarenbach, Whitehall 54773 Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Coleman, Cullen, Darling, Democrat Deininger, Duff, Fortis, Foti, Freese, Goetsch, Gard, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hahn, Hamilton, 92nd. Terry M. Musser Harsdorf, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Hink fuss, Hisrich, Route I, Box 98 Holperin, Holschbach, Hough, Huber, Hubler, Black River Falls 54615 Johnsrud, Kaufert, Klusman, Krug, Krusick, Kunicki, Republican Ladwig, Lautenschlager, Lehman, Linton, Lorge, 93j. Joseph C. Hisrich Loucks, Medinger, Moore, Musser, Notestein, Ott. 227 Garfield Avenue Ourada, Panzer, Plache, Porter, Potter, Prosser, Radtke, Eau Claire 54701 Reynolds, Roberts, Robson, Rohan, Rosenzweig, Democrat Rutkowski, Schneider, Schneiders Schultz, Schwartz, 94th.
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