Assembly Journal Eighty-Eighth Regular Session 2:00 P.M

STATE OF WISCONSIN Assembly Journal Eighty-Eighth Regular Session 2:00 P.M. MONDAY, January 5, 1987

The assembly was called to order by the chief clerk of General Election held in the State of Wisconsin on the 1985 session, Joanne Duren. November 4, 1986. The prayer was offered by Representative Dismas Also, enclosed is a copy of the signed official canvass Becker of the 7th Assembly District. for the election of Representative to the Assembly. "As we begin a new year and a new biennium it is a Very truly yours, time to put to rest all past regrets. It is a time to renew KEVIN J. KENNEDY old and new hopes. It is a time to reflect on the vision of Executive Secretary our founding fathers, especially in this year, the 200th State Elections Board anniversary of our constitution. We are all aware of the hardships these times have for the homeless in our cities, 1st - Lary J. Swoboda for those who have lost their farm, their job, their hope. Route 1, Box 268 It is a time for us to be strong. As we swear to serve the Luxemburg 54217 people of Wisconsin through our constitution today, we Democrat ask for the grace of vision, that vision possessed by the 2nd - Dale J. Bolle writers of our constitution. Give us the ability to act 10018 Reif Mills Road upon our convictions, not necessarily to follow that which is popular, but to act upon that which is just and Whitelaw 54247 compassionate. Give us the will and fortitude to sacrifice Democrat in order to help those less fortunate. Give us the 3rd - Alvin R. Ott character to put aside personal satisfaction for the N8855 Church Street satisfaction of the common good. Give us the wisdom to Forest Junction 54123 respect difference in order that we might learn from one Republican another's visions. Give us that love which enables us to act as one. Give us the compassion not only for those we 4th - Cathy S. Zeuske represent but for one another that we might respect even 132 S. Bartlett Street those with whom we differ. Shawano 54166 We pray that your grace enable our actions to be a Republican hope for those in despair, a light for those in darkness, a 5th - Gary J. Schmidt joy for those we serve. We pray that our work will be an 1424 Hillcrest Drive instrument of peace, hope, justice. Together let our Kaukauna 54130 actions give the opportunity for the people of this state to Republican revive the hope and dreams of yesterday as they plan and build for a better tomorrow. Amen." 6th - Robert L. Cowles 1586 Amy Street Representative Loftus led the membership in reciting Green Bay 54302 the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of Republican America. 7th - Dismas Becker 1533 N. 23rd Street Milwaukee 53205 COMMUNICATIONS Democrat State of Wisconsin 8th - Peter J. Bock Elections Board 5323 W. Vliet Street Madison Milwaukee 53208 January 5, 1987 Democrat To the Honorable the Assembly: 9th - Walter J. Kunicki Dear Ms. Duren: 1550 S. 4th Street Milwaukee 53204 Please be advised that the attached is a listing of those Democrat persons elected Representative to the Assembly at the 1 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 19871

10th - Betty Jo Nelsen 23rd - Thomas A. Hauke 2640 E. Newton Avenue 1133 S. 122nd Street Shorewood 53211 West Allis 53214 Republican Democrat 11th - 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. 11th Street Milwaukee 53212 Manitowoc 54220 Democrat Democrat 13th - Thomas Seery 26th - Calvin J. Potter 6300 N. 101st Street 808 Green Tree Road Milwaukee 53225 Kohler 53044 Democrat Democrat 14th - Thomas M. Barrett 27th - Wilfrid J. Turba 2845 N. 49th Street Route 2, Box 106 Milwaukee 53210 Elkhart Lake 53020 Democrat Republican 15th- Shirley Krug 28th - David E. Paulson 6105 W. Hope Avenue Route 4, Box 75 Milwaukee 53216 Amery 54001 Democrat Republican 16th - G. Spencer Coggs 29th - Richard A. Shoemaker 3732 N. 40th Street 2805 Crestview Road Milwaukee 53216 Menomonie 54751 Democrat Democrat 17th - Annette P. Williams 30th - William F. Berndt 3237 N. 14th Street Route 1, Box 301 Milwaukee 53206 River Falls 54022 Democrat Republican 18th - Marcia P. Coggs 31st - Joanne B. Huelsman 2351 N. Richards Street 1924 Stardust Court Milwaukee 53212 Waukesha 53186 Democrat Republican 19th - Louise M. Tesmer 32nd - Joseph E. Wimmer 2338 E. Ohio Avenue 1020 Downing Drive Milwaukee 53207 Waukesha 53186 Democrat Republican 20th - Timothy W. Carpenter 33rd - Steven M. Foti 3660 S. 20th Place 842 Dante Drive Milwaukee 53221 Oconomowoc 53066 Democrat Republican 21st - Richard A. Grobschmidt 34th - James C. Holperin 1513 Mackinac Avenue 103 N. Third Street South Milwaukee 53172 Eagle River 54521 Democrat Democrat 22nd - Jeannette Bell 35th - Thomas D. Ourada 1415 S. 60th Street 712 Fourth Avenue West Allis 53214 Antigo 54409 Democrat Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 19871

36th - John A. Volk 49th - David A. Brandemuehl Route 1 Route 2, Box 64 Wabeno 54566 Fennimore 53809 Democrat Republican 37th - Randall J. Radtke 50th - Dale W. Schultz 310 E. Washington Street Box 8A Lake Mills 53551 Hillpoint 53937 Republican Republican 38th - Margaret S. Lewis 51st- Joseph E. Tregoning 1038 Meadowood Lane West Oates Street Jefferson 53549 Shullsburg 53586 Republican Republican 39th - Robert G. Goetsch 52nd - Earl F. McEssy Route 1, Box 174 361 Forest Avenue Juneau 53039 Fond du Lac 54935 Republican Republican 40th - Francis R. Byers 53rd - Mary E. Panzer 357 Garfield Avenue 635 Tamarack Drive, West Marion 54950 West Bend 53095 Republican Republican 41st - Robert T. Welch 54th - Carol A. Buettner Route 1, 24th Road 232 Fulton Avenue Redgranite 54970 Oshkosh 54901 Republican Republican 42nd - Ben Brancel 55th - Esther K. Walling Route 1, Box 229 1225 Kluck Street Endeavor 53930 Neenah 54956 Republican Republican 43rd - Charles W. Coleman 56th - Gordon R. Bradley N2430 Krahn Drive, Route 3 2644 Elo Road Whitewater 53190 Oshkosh 54901 Republican Republican 44th - Wayne W. Wood 57th - David T. Prosser, Jr. 2429 Rockport Road 2904 N. Meade Street, No. 3 Janesville 53545 Appleton 54911 Democrat Republican 45th - Timothy L. Weeden 58th - John L. Merkt 2024 Bootrnaker Drive 10501 N. O'Connell Lane Beloit 53511 Mequon 53092 Republican Republican 46th - Thomas A. Loftus 59th - Dwight A. York 1210 Columbus Street Route 1, Box 115 Sun Prairie 53590 Lomira 53048 Democrat Republican 47th - David G. Deininger 60th - Susan B. Vergeront 2116 1 1 th Street 390 Vista View Drive Monroe 53566 Cedarburg 53012 Republican Republican 48th - Sue R. Magnuson 61st - Scott Fergus 504 Grandwood Court 2142 1/2 Clarence Avenue Madison 53714 Racine 53405 Democrat Democrat JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

62nd - Jeffrey A. Neubauer 75th - Mary Hubler 111 Ilth Street 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 M. 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 Richard Hamilton 80th - Robert M. Thompson 1008 W. Spruce Street Route 1, Box 300 Chippewa Falls 54729 Poynette 53955 Democrat Democrat 68th- Joseph L. Looby 81st - David M. Travis 1529 Howard Avenue 4229 Mandrake Road Eau Claire 54703 Madison 53704 Democrat 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 - David J. Lepak 9516 Bluff Drive S70 W14832 Cornell Circle Pittsville 54466 Muskego 53150 Democrat Republican 71st - Stan Gruszynski 84th - John C. Schober 2272 Stanley Street 5840 S. Vista Drive Stevens Point 54481 New Berlin 53151 Democrat Republican 72nd - Marlin D. Schneider 85th - John H. Robinson 3820 Southbrook Lane 415 Kolter Street Wisconsin Rapids 54494 Wausau 54401 Democrat Democrat 73rd - Frank Boyle 86th - Brad Zweck Route 1, Box 175 7720 Alderson Street Superior 54880 Schofield 54476 Democrat Democrat 74th - Barbara J. Linton 87th - Robert J. Larson Route I, Box 299 228 E. Broadway Highbridge 54846 Medford 54451 Democrat Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

88th - Richard P. Matty OATH OF OFFICE 965 N. St. Paul Road Justice William Bablitch of the Wisconsin Supreme Crivitz 54114 Court administered the oath of office to the members en Republican masse. 89th - Cletus J. Vanderperren The roll was called by the assistant chief clerk of the Route 16, County Trunk C 1985 session, Mr. Thomas T. Melvin, and the members, Green Bay 54303 as their names were called, came to the desk to sign the Democrat oath of office. 90th - Mary Lou E. Van Dreel The roll was taken. 2825 Otto Court The result follows: Green Bay 54303 Democrat Present — Antaratnian, Barca, Barrett, Becker, Bell, Berndt, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Bradley, Brancel, 91st - Barbara Gronemus Brandemuehl, Buettner, Byers, Carpenter, Clarenbach, 1634 West Street Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Coleman, Cowles, Deininger, Whitehall 54773 Farrow, Fergus, Fortis, Foti, Goetsch, Grobschmidt, Democrat Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hamilton, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Holperin, Holschbach, Hubler, Huelsman, Johnsrud, 92nd - Terry M. Musser Krug, Krusick, Kunicki, Ladwig, Larson, Lepak, Route 1, Box 98 Margaret Lewis, Mark Lewis, Linton, Loftus, Looby, Black River Falls 54615 McEssy, Magnuson, Matty, Medinger, Merkt, Musser, Republican Nelsen, Neubauer, Notestein, Ott, Ourada, Paulson, Porter, Potter, Prosser, Radtke, Roberts, Robinson, 93rd - Mark D. Lewis Rosenzweig, Rutkowski, Schmidt, Schneider, 1509 S. Farwell Street Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Seery, Shoemaker, Eau Claire 54701 Swoboda, Tesmer, Thompson, Travis, Tregoning, Democrat Turba, Vanderperren, Van Dreel, Van Gorden, Vergeront, Volk, Walling, Weeden, Welch, Williams, 94th - Virgil Roberts Wimmer, Wineke, Wood, York, Young, Zeuske and 308 Park Lane Zweck — 98. HoImen 54636 Democrat Absent with leave — Panzer — 1. Vacancies — None. 95th - John D. Medinger 1809 S. 16th Street La Crosse 54601 Democrat ELECTION OF SPEAKER 96th - DuWayne Johnsrud Representative Vanderperren nominated Represent- Route 1, Box 91A ative Loftus for the position of speaker of the assembly. Eastman 54626 Representative McEssy nominated Representative Republican Nelsen. 97th - Lolita Schneiders There being no further nominations, the chair declared nominations closed. N89 W17151 Highland Court Menomonee Falls 53051 The roll was taken. Republican The result follows: 98th- Peggy A. Rosenzweig For Representative Loftus — Antaramian, Barca, 6236 Upper Parkway North Barrett, Becker, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Wauwatosa 53213 Carpenter, Clarenbach, Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Fergus, Republican Fortis, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hamilton, 99th- Margaret A. Farrow Hasenohrl, Hauke, Holperin, Holschbach, Hubler, Krug, Krusick, Kunicki, Mark Lewis, Linton, Loftus, 14905 Watertown Plank Road Looby, Magnuson, Medinger, Neubauer, Notestein, Elm Grove 53122 Potter, Roberts, Robinson, Rutkowski, Seery, Republican Shoemaker, Swoboda, Tesmer, Thompson, Travis, Vanderperren, Van Dreel, Volk, Williams, Wineke, Wood, Young and Zweck — 53. 5 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

For Representative Nelsen — Berndt, Bradley, When he had the opportunity to become a permanent Brancel, Brandemuehl, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, dictator, he refused, saying that dictatorship was "a very Cowles, Deininger, Farrow, Foti, Goetsch, Huelsman, fair spot, but there was no way down from it." Johnsrud, Ladwig, Larson, Lepak, Margaret Lewis, McEssy, Matty, Merkt, Musser, Nelsen, Ott, Ourada, Solon clipped the power of the Senate a bit and Paulson, Porter, Prosser, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Schmidt, invigorated the Assembly, letting a more representative Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Tregoning, Turba, group serve in that body. Van Gorden, Vergeront, Walling, Weeden, Welch, In the Golden Age the Assembly was the place to be. Wimmer, York and Zeuske — 44. The Senate was in decline and Pericles was very much a Absent or not voting — Panzer and Schneider — 2. man of the people. Representative Loftus was elected speaker of the The Assembly was much like the annual meeting. All assembly. who were eligible were members. Each session opened with a sacrifice of a pig to Zeus. Representative Schneider asked unanimous consent to be recorded as voting for Representative Loftus for The member who proposes new legislation is speaker of the assembly. Granted. responsible for it. If it turns out bad, he may be fined, Representatives Byers and Kunicki escorted disenfranchised, or put to death. A way of discouraging hasty legislation that our new majority leader is Representative Loftus to the rostrum. proposing that we adopt. The oath of office was administered by Justice Bablitch of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. A historian described the Assembly this way: Speaker Loftus in the chair. "Only trained orators avail themselves of the right to speak, for the Assembly is a difficult audience. It laughs at mispronunciations, protests aloud at digressions, expresses its approval with shouts, whistling and REMARKS BY THE SPEAKER clapping of hands, and, if it strongly disapproves, makes "Thank you. I consider it a privilege and an honor to such a din that the speaker is compelled to leave the be chosen by you to be the Speaker for a third term. rostrum." No legislator in Wisconsin history has served more The upper house is described as "above the Assembly than three terms as Speaker. in dignity, inferior to it in power." My colleagues know of my love for this house. For So we are lucky, but our colleagues from history, those of you who are now being called freshmen, you will from Solon to Jefferson, and from Milt Lorman to find this a great place to be and a tough place to leave. Harvey Dueholm, have set for us high standards. This Chamber is your arena where, as representatives This session, let's do more listening to people, other of 50,000 people each, you will do battle. It is a place of than ourselves, who have something to say. both logic and emotion, high dudgeon and friendly I will send presently letters to all those of both parties humor. It is humans at their best and every gradation thinking of running for President to drop by and address below their best. It's a fishbowl of Democracy. us when they are in Wisconsin. I will also invite others It is, as you will hear me say on occasion, like the who have something to say to speak to us and I solicit Assembly at Athens in its Golden Age. your suggestions. Indeed, we are the heirs of Solon who set the reforms This session let's defend the Legislature as a beloved in motion for democracy to flourish in the time of institution and pledge not to criticize it unfairly for Pericles. personal gain. Solon was that rare individual at the right place in the This session we will continue to work to be an equal right time. He forged the consensus that kept together a branch of government. However, we have a new society on the verge of disintegration. Governor, he is a Governor of all the people, we only need one Governor, and there is no need for me, Solon was a redistribute-the-wealth kind of guy who especially me, or others, to try to do his job for him. went for half a loaf. Conservatives thought he went too far, radicals criticized him for not going far enough. We will try to make our disagreement with him and among ourselves as civilized as possible so we can accept He got away with a graduated income tax based on agreement with grace rather than surprise. property wealth and let more people participate in the fledgling democracy. He said the Athenians didn't get And this session I hope you join me in making this a the best laws, but they got the best laws the conflicting special two years for our children. groups and interests at that time could be persuaded to We have in our grasp the potential to pass laws that accept. will help a generation reach their full potential. We can 6 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

help to make newborns healthy; we can help those at risk Representatives M. Coggs and McEssy escorted sith their early education; we can help working parents Representative Clarenbach to the rostrum. by making their life of both work and raising kids more The oath of office was administered by Speaker do-able; we can help educate about the danger of drugs; we can have good grade schools, good high schools and Loftus. we can have a university waiting for them that is both academically sound and affordable; and we can do our part to help make sure there will be jobs available when ELECTION OF CHIEF CLERK they get out of high school, vocational college or the university. Representative Holperin nominated Thomas T. Its's a great day in the State Assembly. I look Melvin for the position of chief clerk of the assembly. forward to working with you. Thank you." Representative Nelsen asked unanimous consent that the vote for chief clerk be recorded as being unanimous for Thomas T. Melvin. Granted. ELECTION OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE For Thomas T. Melvin — Antaramian, Barca, Representative BoIle nominated Representative Barrett, Becker, Bell, Berndt, Black, BoIle, Bradley, Clarenbach for the position of speaker pro tempore of Brist, Buettner, Byers, Carpenter, Clarenbach, Clements, the assembly. Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Coleman, Cowles, Crawford, Representative Wimmer nominated Representative Fergus, Foti, Goetsch, Grobsclunidt, Gronemus, Tregoning. Gruszynski, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Hephner, Holperin, Holschbach, Hubler, Huelsman, Jauch, Johnsrud, There being no further nominations, the speaker Kasten, Krug, Krusick, Kunicki, Ladwig, Larson, declared nominations closed. Lepak, Margaret Lewis, Mark Lewis, Looby, McEssy, Representative Hauke asked unanimous consent that Magnuson, Manske, Matty, Medinger, Menos, Merkt, the vote for speaker pro tempore be recorded as being Metz, Musser, Nelsen, Neubauer, Notestein, Ourada, identical to the vote for speaker with all Democrats Paulson, Plizka, Porter, Potter, Prosser, Radtke, voting for Representative Clarenbach and all Robinson, Rosenzweig, Rutkowski, Schmidt, Republicans voting for Representative Tregoning. Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Seery, Shoemaker, Granted. Swoboda, Tesmer, Thompson, R., Thompson, T., Travis, D., Travis, R., Tregoning, Turba, Vanderperren, For Representative Clarenbach — Antaramian, Van Gorden, Vergeront, Volk, Walling, Weeden, Barca, Barrett, Becker, Bell, Black, Bock, BoIle, Boyle, Welch, Williams, Winuner, Wineke, Wood, York, Carpenter, Clarenbach, Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Fergus, Young, J., Young, R., Zeuske and Speaker Loftus — 97. Fortis, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hamilton, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Holperin, Holschbach, Hubler, Absent or not voting — Panzer and Schneider — 2. Krug, Krusick, Kunicki, Mark Lewis, Linton, Looby, Thomas T. Melvin was elected chief clerk of the Magnuson, Medinger, Neubauer, Notestein, Potter, assembly. Roberts, Robinson, Rutkowski, Seery, Shoemaker, Swoboda, Tesmer, Thompson, Travis, Vanderperren, Representative Schneider asked unanimous consent Van Dreel, Volk, Williams, Wineke, Wood, Young, to be recorded as voting for Thomas T. Melvin for chief Zweck and Speaker Loftus — 53. clerk of the assembly. Granted. For Representative Tregoning — Berndt, Bradley, Representatives Haulce and Nelsen escorted Thomas Brancel, Brandemuehl, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, T. Melvin to the rostrum. Cowles, Deininger, Farrow, Foti, Goetsch, Huelsman, Johnsirud, Ladwig, Larson, Lepak, Margaret Lewis, The oath of office was administered by Speaker McEssy, Matty, Merkt, Musser, Nelsen, Ott, Ourada, Loftus. Paulson, Porter, Prosser, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Schmidt, Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Vergeront, Walling, Weeden, Welch, Wimmer, York and Zeuske — 44. ELECTION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Absent or not voting — Panzer and Schneider — 2. Representative Neubauer nominated Patrick Essie Representative Clarenbach was elected speaker pro for the position of sergeant-at-arms of the assembly. tenspore of the assembly. Representative Welch nominated former representative Sylvester Clements. Representative Schneider asked unanimous consent to be recorded as voting for Representative Clarenbach There being no further nominations, the speaker for speaker pro tempore of the assembly. Granted. declared nominations closed. 7 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY (January 5, 1987]

Representative Hauke asked unanimous consent that The oath of office was administered by Speaker the vote for sergeant-at-arms be recorded as being Loftus. identical to the vote for speaker with all Democrats voting for Patrick Essie and all Republicans voting for Sylvester Clements. Granted. INTRODUCTION AND REFERENCE For Patrick Essie — Antaramian, Barca, Barrett, OF PROPOSALS Becker, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Clarenbach, Cog,gs, M., Cog,gs, S., Fergus, Fortis, Read first time and referred: Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hamilton, Representative Hauke introduced a privileged Hasenohrl, Hauke, Holperin, Holschbach, Hubler, resolution. Krug, Krusick, Kunicki, Mark Lewis, Linton, Looby, Magnuson, Medinger, Neubauer, Notestein, Potter, Assembly Resolution 1 Roberts, Robinson, Rutkowski, Seery, Shoemaker, Notifying the senate and the governor that the 1987- Swoboda, Tesmer, Thompson, Travis, Vanderperren, 88 assembly is organized. Van Dreel, Volk, Williams, Wineke, Wood, Young, By Representative Loftus. Zweck and Speaker Loftus — 53. The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 1 be For Sylvester Clements — Berndt, Bradley, Brancel, adopted? Brandemuehl, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, Cowles, Deininger, Farrow, Foti, Goetsch, Huelsman, Johnsrud, Motion carried. Ladwig, Larson, Lepak, Margaret Lewis, McEssy, Representative Hauke introduced a privileged Matty, Merkt, Musser, Nelsen, Ott, Ourada, Paulson, resolution. Porter, Prosser, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Schmidt, Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Tregoning, Turba, Assembly Resolution 2 Van Gorden, Vergeront, Walling, Weeden, Welch, Relating to listing the continuing standing Winuner, York and Zeuske — 44. committees of the assembly. Absent or not voting — Panzer and Schneider — 2. By Representative Loftus. Patrick Essie was elected sergeant-at-arms of the The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 2 be assembly. adopted? Representative Schneider asked unanimous consent Motion carried. to be recorded as voting for Patrick Essie for sergeant-at- Representative Hauke introduced a privileged joint arms of the assembly. Granted. resolution. Representatives Magnuson and Prosser escorted Patrick Essie to the rostrum. Assembly Joint Resolution 1 To create the session schedule for the 1987-88 The oath of office was administered by Speaker biennial session period; to amend joint rules 82 (2), 83 Loftus. (1), (2), (4) and (5), 96 and 97; and to repeal and recreate joint rule 83(3), relating to introduction of proposals and the modification of joint rules. CHIEF CLERK'S ANNOUNCEMENT By Representatives Loftus, Hauke and Nelsen. . Thomas T. Melvin announced that he has appointed The question was: Shall Assembly Joint Resolution 1 Charles Sanders as assistant chief clerk for the 1987 be adopted? session. Motion carried. Representatives Clarenbach and Tregoning escorted Charles Sanders to the rostrum. Representative Hauke asked unanimous consent that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Joint The oath of office was administered by Speaker Resoludon 1 be immediately messaged to the senate. Loftus. Granted.

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS' ANNOUNCEMENT LEAVES OF ABSENCE Patrick Essie announced that he has appointed James Representative Tregoning asked unanimous consent Bouillon as assistant sergeant-at-arms for the 1987 for a leave of absence for today's session for session. Representative Panzer. Granted. Representatives Krug and Radtke escorted James Boullion to the rostrum. 8 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

COMMUNICATIONS Enrolled Joint Resolution 35 (Senate Joint Resolution 1) January 5, 1987 Enrolled Joint Resolution 36 (Assembly Joint Mr. Tom Melvin Resolution 45) Assembly Chief Clerk Room 8 West, State Capitol Sincerely, Madison, Wisconsin 53702 DOUGLAS La FOLLETTE Secretary of State Dear Tom: This letter is to inform you of the results of the Assembly Democratic Leadership elections held in 1985 Senate Joint Resolution 1 Enrolled No. 35 caucus, November 12, 1986. ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION Majority Floor Leader: Thomas Hauke Assistant Majority Floor Leader John Medinger To renumber and amend section 24 (intro.), (1), (2) and (3) Caucus Chairperson: Robert Thompson of article IV; and to create section 24 (5) of article IV Caucus Vice-Chairperson: Spencer Coggs of the constitution, relating to authorizing the creation of a Wisconsin state lottery, with the net Caucus Secretary: Margaret Krusick proceeds used for property tax relief as provided by Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: John Robinson law (first consideration). Sincerely yours, ROBERT THOMPSON Resolved by the senate, the assembly concurring, That: Democratic Caucus Chairperson SECTION 1. Section 24 (intro.) of article IV of the constitution is renumbered section 24 (1) of article IV and amended to read: January 5, 1987 [Article IV] Section 24(1) The Except as provided Mr. Tom Melvin in this section, the legislature shall never authorize Assembly Chief Clerk any lottery or grant any divorce. Room 8 West, State Capitol Madison, Wisconsin 53702 SECTION 2. Section 24(1), (2) and (3) of article IV of the constitution are renumbered, respectively, Dear Tom: section 24(3), (4) and (2) of article IV and amended Following is a listing of the Assembly Republican to read: leadership for the 1987 legislative session: [Article IV] Section 24 (2) Except as the Minority Leader: Betty Jo Nelsen legisletuce-ntey-pfevide otherwise provided by law, Assistant Minority Leader: Joe Tregoning the following activities do not constitute Caucus Chairperson: Robert Welch consideration as an element of a lottery: Caucus Vice-Chairperson: Randall Radtke (a) To listen to or watch a television or radio Caucus Secretary: Lolita Schneiders program. Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: Tom Ourada (b) To fill out a coupon or entry blank, whether Sincerely, or not proof of purchase is required. ROBERT WELCH (c) To visit a mercantile establishment or other Republican Caucus Chairperson place without being required to make a purchase or pay an admittance fee.

COMMUNICATIONS (3) The legislature may authorize the following bingo games licensed by the state, and but all State of Wisconsin profits shall accrue to the licensed organization and Office of the Secretary of State no salaries, fees or profits may be paid to any other Madison organization or person: bingo games operated by religious, charitable, service, fraternal or veterans' Chief Clerk of the Assembly: To the organizations or those to which contributions are I. Douglas La Follette, Secretary of State of the State deductible for federal or state income tax purposes. of Wisconsin, do hereby certify that the following All-pfefitS-letiSt-ifter040-the-lieenseEl-eFgenigetien proposed amendments to the Constitution of the State of end-Re-seletiesrfees-er-prefttsnhell-he-paid-te-any Wisconsin have been approved by the Regular Session of ether-erganizatien-er-petsen, the 1985-86 Legislature and duly published as required (4) The legislature may authorize the following by Section 1 of Article XII of the Constitution: raffle games licensed by the state, and but all profits 9 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

shall accrue to the licensed local organization and SECTION 2. Section 24(1), (2) and (3) of article IV no salaries, fees or profits may be paid to any other of the constitution are renumbered, respectively, organization or person: raffle games operated by section 24 (3), (4) and (2) of article IV of the local religious, charitable, service, fraternal or constitution and amended to read: veterans' organizations or those to which contributions are deductible for federal or state [Article IV] Section 24 (2) Except as the income tax purposes. The legislature shall limit the legislature4nay-previde otherwise provided by law, number of raffles conducted by any such the following activities do not constitute organization. All-prefits-most-iouce-te-the-lieensad consideration as an element of a lottery: leeal-organizetion-and-ne-eideFieSr fees-or-preftte shall-be-paid-te-any-ether-eiguaination-er-peesen: (a) To listen to or watch a television or radio program. SECTION 3. Section 24 (5) of article IV of the constitution is created to read: (b) To fill out a coupon or entry blank, whether or not proof of purchase is required. [Article IV] Section 24 (5) The legislature may authorize the creation of a lottery to be operated by (c) To visit a mercantile establishment or other the state as provided by law. The expenditure of place without being required to make a purchase or public funds or of revenues derived from lottery pay an admittance fee. operations to engage in promotional advertising of (3) The legislature may authorize the following the Wisconsin state lottery is prohibited. Any bingo games licensed by the state, and but all advertising of the state lottery shall indicate the profits shall accrue to the licensed organization and odds of a specific lottery ticket to be selected as the no salaries, fees or profits may be paid to any other winning ticket for each prize amount offered. The organization or person: bingo games operated by net proceeds of the state lottery shall be deposited religious, charitable, service, fraternal or veterans' in the treasury of the state, to be used for property tax relief as provided by law. organizations or those to which contributions are deductible for federal or state income tax purposes. SECTION 4. Numbering of new section. The new All-pfefits-firktiSt-iiiiife-te-the-liesased-efgenigatien subsection "(5)" of section 24 of article IV of the and-no-salefteerfeeS-Of-prefits-sholl-he-paid-te-any constitution, created in this joint resolution, shall ether-ergenizetion-er-pefsea, be designated by the next higher open subsection number in that section if, prior to the ratification (4) The legislature may authorize the following by the people of the amendment proposed in this raffle games licensed by the state, and but all profits joint resolution, any other ratified amendment has shall accrue to the licensed local organization and created a "section 24 (5)" of article IV of the no salaries, fees or profits may be paid to any other constitution of this state. organization or person: raffle games operated by local religious, charitable, service, fraternal or Be it further resolved, That this proposed amendment veterans' organizations or those to which be referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next contributions are deductible for federal or state general election and that it be published for 3 months income tax purposes. The legislature shall limit the previous to the time of holding such election. number of raffles conducted by any such organization. All-preftts-goist-isure-te4he-lietansed leeal-efgnoiantien-Offd-Re-Salafiee;4009-er-PFerits 1985 Assembly Joint Resolution 45 Enrolled No. 36 sheli-be-peid-te-any-ether-orgenisation-er-person: ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION SECTION 3. Section 24 (5) of article IV of the To renumber and amend section 24 (intro.), (1), (2) and (3) constitution is created to read: of article IV; and to create section 24 (5) of article IV [Article IV] Section 24 (5) This section shall not of the constitution, relating to excepting on-track prohibit pari-mutuel on-track betting as provided pari-mutuel betting as provided by law from the by law. The state may not own or operate any prohibition against legislative authorization of facility or enterprise for pari-mutuel betting, or lotteries (first consideration). lease any state-owned land to any other owner or operator for such purposes. Resolved by the assembly, the senate concurring, That: SECTION 4. Numbering of new section. The new SECTION 1. Section 24 (intro.) of article IV of the subsection "(5)" of section 24 of article IV of the constitution is renumbered section 24 (1) of article constitution, created in this joint resolution, shall IV of the constitution and amended to read: be designated by the next higher open subsection [Article IV] Section 24 (1) The Except as provided number in that section if, prior to the ratification in this section, the legislature shall never authorize by the people of the amendment proposed in this any lottery or grant any divorce. joint resolution, any other ratified amendment has 10 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

created a "section 24 (5)" of article IV of the seat 69 will remain unassigned, and Republican members constitution of this state. will be seated in the remaining seats on the west (window) side of the aisle. Be it further resolved, That this proposed amendment be referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next TOM LOFTUS general election and that it be published for 3 months Speaker previous to the time of holding such election. Member Seat No. Antaramian 65 Barca 100 January 5, 1987 Barrett 32 Mr. Thomas Melvin Becker 94 Assembly Chief Clerk Bell 29 126 West, State Capitol Berndt 79 Madison, Wisconsin 53702 Black 12 Dear Mr. Melvin: Bock 39 Salle 88 In order to facilitate the administration of the 1987 Boyle 81 spring elections, I request that you include a copy of this Bradley 77 letter in the Assembly Journal. There are several Brancel 51 proposed constitutional amendments which will be Brandemuehl 26 presented to the 1987-88 Wisconsin Legislature for Buettner 74 second consideration. If passed, these constitutional Byers 45 amendments must be approved by the people at a Carpenter 13 referenda election. In order to be placed on the ballot for Clarenbach 6 the 1987 spring election to be held on Tuesday, April 7, Coggs, M 14 1987, it is essential that final action by the Legislature be Coggs, S 60 completed no later than Thursday, February 26, 1987. Coleman 16 This deadline also applies for any statewide referenda Cowles 76 questions submitted to a vote of the electors at the April Deininger 50 7, 1987 election. Farrow 71 In order to certify a referendum question the State Fergus 87 Elections Board needs to receive an explanatory Fortis 38 statement of the effect of a "yes" or "no" vote prepared Foti 42 by the attorney general. This statement is included in the Goetsch 75 Type C notice of election which is sent to all county Grobschmidt 40 clerks for publication before the election. The text of the Gronemus 61 question must be certified to the county clerks as soon as Gruszynski 68 possible so that county clerks may prepare the ballots. Hamilton 66 The ballots must be printed so that they are available for Hasenohrl 93 absentee voting no later than 21 days before the election. Hauke 8 The Type C notice must be printed so that it is posted in Holperin 84 each polling place. Holschbach 85 Hubler 99 Thank you for your cooperation. If you or any other Huelsman 72 legislators have any questions, please have them contact Johnsrud 46 the State Elections Board staff. Krug 86 Sincerely, Krusick 31 KEVIN KENNEDY Kunicki 96 Executive Director Ladwig 73 State Elections Board Larson 48 Lepak 23 Lewis, Margaret 56 SEAT ASSIGNMENTS Lewis, Mark 59 Linton 82 January 5, 1987 Loftus 5 Looby 91 To the Honorable Assembly: McEssy 20 Pursuant to Assembly Rule 2 (4), in the 1987 session Magnuson 30 Democratic members will be seated on the east (door) Matty 49 side of the center aisle plus seats 81 to 84 and 96 to 100; Medinger 7 11 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

Merkt 41 Joseph Tregoning Musser 78 Heron Van Gorden Nelsen 4 Charles Coleman Neubauer 10 Terry Musser Notestein 57 Alvin Ott Ott 17 Assembly Organization (All Ex-Officio) Ourada 22 Panzer 44 Tom Loftus, Chairperson Paulson 21 Thomas Hauke, Vice-Chairperson Porter 80 David Clarenbach Potter 35 John Medinger Prosser 2 Robert Thompson Radtke 15 Betty Jo Nelsen Roberts 64 Joseph Tregoning Robinson 92 Robert Welch Rosenzweig 43 Children and Human Services Rutkowski 37 Rebecca Young, Chairperson Schmidt 24 Barbara Notestein, Vice-Chairperson Schneider 90 John Robinson Schneiders 18 Spencer Coggs Schober 53 Margaret Krusick Schultz 27 Sue Magnuson Seery 33 Peter Bock Shoemaker 89 Louis Fortis Swoboda 63 Margaret Lewis Tesmer 34 DuWayne Johnsrud Thompson 9 Peggy Rosenzweig Travis 11 David Paulson Tregoning 1 Ben Brancel Turba 25 Vanderperren 95 Colleges and Universities Van Dreel 58 Stan Gruszynski, Chairperson Van Gorden 28 Sue Magnuson, Vice-Chairperson Vergeront 70 John Medinger Volk 98 Spencer Coggs Walling 52 Richard Grobschmidt Weeden 55 Barbara Notestein Welch 19 Barbara Linton Williams 62 Carol Buettner Winuner 3 Margaret Lewis Wineke 97 William Berndt Wood 36 Ben Brancel York 54 Commerce and Consumer Affairs Young 67 Annette Williams, Chairperson Zeuske 47 Sue Magnuson, Vice-Chairperson Zweck 83 Joseph Looby Vernon Holschbach Barbara Gronemus COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS Shirley Krug John Merkt Agriculture Timothy Weeden Barbara Gronemus, Chairperson David Lepak Mary Hubler, Vice-Chairperson Cathy Zeuske Lary Swoboda Steven Foti David Clarenbach Donald Hasenohrl Criminal Justice and Public Safety Virgil Roberts Wayne Wood, Chairperson John Medinger Margaret Krusick, Vice-Chairperson John Volk James Rutkowski Wilfrid Turba John Medinger 12 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987] Environmental Resources and Utilities Dismas Becker Robert Thompson Thomas Seery, Chairperson Spencer Cog,gs Louis Fortis, Vice-Chairperson Thomas Barrett John Robinson Richard Grobschmidt John Antaramian Peter Bock Peter Barca LoIlia Schneiders Spencer Black Robert Goetsch Brad Zweck Carol Buettner Dale Schultz Gary Schmidt Cloyd Porter John Schober Timothy Weeden David Brandemuehl David Lepak David Deininger Education Excise and Fees Calvin Potter, Chairperson Virgil Roberts, Chairperson Richard Grobschmidt, Vice-Chairperson Leo Hamilton, Vice-Chairperson Lary Swoboda Cletus Vanderperren Virgil Roberts Joseph Looby Annette Williams Donald Hasenohrl John Volk Barbara Gronemus Sue Magnuson Earl McEssy Barbara Notestein Cloyd Porter Peter Bock Gordon Bradley Dwight York John Schober Randall Radtke Wilfrid Turba Financial Institutions and Insurance Robert Larson Louise Tesmer, Chairperson Timothy Weeden Scott Fergus, Vice-Chairperson David Brandemuehl Richard Shoemaker Thomas Seery Elections Louis Fortis Thomas Barrett, Chairperson Leo Hamilton Timothy Carpenter, Vice-Chairperson Brad Zweck Calvin Potter Joanne Huelsman Dismas Becker E. James Ladwig Richard Shoemaker Richard Matty Jeffrey Neubauer Dale Schultz Shirley Krug Margaret Lewis Mary Lou Van Dreel Government Operations and Aging Randall Radtke Vernon Holschbach, Chairperson Joseph Wimmer Richard Grobschmidt, Vice-Chairperson Robert Welch Calvin Potter Wilfrid Turba Wayne Wood David Deininger Spencer Black Employment and Training Francis Byers Peter Barca, Chairperson Margaret Farrow Brad Zweck, Vice-Chairperson Health Dismas Becker John Robinson, Chairperson Mark Lewis Peter Bock, Vice-Chairperson John Antaramian John Medinger Scott Fergus Thomas Barrett Barbara Linton Timothy Carpenter Margaret Lewis Rebecca Young Robert Goetsch Brad Zweck Robert Welch Peggy Rosenzweig Randall Radtke Thomas Ourada Margaret Farrow DuWayne Johnsrud 13 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

Carol Buettner Natural Resources Dwight York Spencer Black, Chairperson Barbara Linton, Vice-Chairperson Highways John Robinson Cletus Vanderperren, Chairperson Joseph Wineke Frank Boyle, Vice-Chairperson Stan Gruszynski Donald Hasenohrl Thomas Seery Dale BoIle Frank Boyle Mark Lewis William Berndt John Volk Cloyd Porter Mary Hubler Gordon Bradley Heron Van Gorden Thomas Ourada Earl McEssy Alvin Ott Gordon Bradley Terry Musser Rules David Brandemuehl Thomas Hauke, Chairperson Tom Loftus, Vice-Chairperson Housing and Securities David Clarenbach Dismas Becker, Chairperson John Medinger Timothy Carpenter, Vice-Chairperson Robert Thompson Vernon Holschbach Spencer Coggs Annette Williams Betty Jo Nelsen Mark Lewis Joseph Tregoning Scott Fergus Robert Welch Louis Fortis DuWayne Johnsrud State Affairs Carol Buettner Richard Shoemaker, Chairperson Gary Schmidt Richard Grobschmidt, Vice-Chairperson William Berndt Virgil Roberts Dwight York Wayne Wood Stan Gruszynski Judiciary Sue Magnuson James Rutkowski, Chairperson Barbara Notestein Mary Hubler, Vice-Chairperson David Lepak Louise Tesmer Francis Byers Dale BoIle E. James Ladwig Barbara Gronemus Steven Foti Thomas Barrett Charles Coleman Timothy Carpenter Tourism. Recreation and Forest Productivity Rebecca Young John Schober Lary Swoboda, Chairperson Joanne Huelsman Mary Hubler, Vice-Chairperson Joseph Witnmer Robert Thompson Gary Schmidt John Volk Ben Brancel Frank Boyle Barbara Linton Labor Mary Lou Van Dreel Joseph Looby, Chairperson Richard Matty Mary Lou Van Dreel, Vice-Chairperson Cathy Zeuske Cletus Vanderperren David Paulson David Clarenbach Terry Musser Calvin Potter Ben Brancel Vernon Holschbach Trade. Industry and Small Business Margaret Krusick Mark Lewis, Chairperson Peter Bock Scott Fergus, Vice-Chairperson Susan Vergeront David Clarenbach Esther Walling Richard Shoemaker Joseph Tregoning John Antaramian Robert Larson Shirley Krug David Deininger Frank Boyle 14 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY (January 5, 1987]

Louis Fortis Administrative Rules Steven Foti John Antaramian, Chairperson Joanne Huelsman Stan Gruszynski, Vice-Chairperson Cathy Zeuske Spencer Black Susan Vergeront Robert Cowles Robert Cowles Robert Welch Thomas Ourada Audit Transportation Joseph Wineke, Assembly Chairperson Donald Hasenohrl, Chairperson Marlin Schneider, Assembly Vice-Chairperson Cletus Vanderperren, Vice-Chairperson Peter Barca James Rutkowski Dale Schultz Robert Thompson Lolita Schneiders Peter Barca Thomas Seery Debt Management David Paulson Margaret Krusick, Assembly Chairperson Joseph Tregoning David Travis Esther Walling Lolita Schneiders Alvin Ott Employment Relations (All Ex-Officio) Urban and Local Affairs Tom Loftus, Assembly Chairperson Spencer Coggs, Chairperson Thomas Hauke Leo Hamilton, Vice-Chairperson Marlin Schneider Dale Bolle Betty Jo Nelsen Joseph Wineke Timothy Carpenter Finance Rebecca Young Marlin Schneider, Assembly Chairperson Mary Lou Van Dreel Walter Kunicki, Assembly Vice-Chairperson Robert Goetsch Marcia Coggs John Schober David Travis DuWayne Johnsrud Jeannette Bell David Deininger James Holperin Margaret Farrow David Prosser Mary Panzer Veterans and Military Affairs Dale Bolle, Chairperson Legislative Organization (All Ex-Officio) Lary Swoboda, Vice-Chairperson Tom Loftus, Assembly Chairperson Joseph Looby Thomas Hauke Louise Tesmer John Medinger Robert Thompson Betty Jo Nelsen Robert Larson Joseph Tregoning Francis Byers Retirement Systems Heron Van Gorden John Volk, Assembly Chairperson Ways and Means Leo Hamilton Jeffrey Neubauer, Chairperson Esther Walling Annette Williams, Vice-Chairperson Tax Exemptions Virgil Roberts Wayne Wood Shirley Krug, Assembly Chairperson Walter Kunicki Jeffrey Neubauer Joseph Wineke John Merkt Thomas Barrett Stan Gruszynski Rebecca Young VISITORS Joseph Wirtuner During today's session, the following visitors Charles Coleman honored the assembly by their presence, and were John Merkt welcomed by the presiding officer and the members: Esther Walling Peggy Rosenzweig Janet Rakowiecki, Jan Pfeiffer and Paula Berg from Susan Vergeront West Allis, guests of Representative Bell. 15 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 5, 1987]

Sherry Freymiller from Fennimore, guest of Ben Rohan and Posy Rohan from Wausau, guests of Representatives Brandemuehl and Tregoning. Representative Magnuson. Priscilla Coggs-Jones from Milwaukee, guest of Elisa Magnuson and Krysia Magnuson from Representative M. Coggs. Madison, guests of Representative Magnuson. Lois Coleman, Kristi Coleman, Carson Coleman, Joan Porter from Burlington, guest of Representative Casey Coleman, Mike Coleman, Cathy Coleman, Pat Porter. Dickinson, Margie Christianson, Dan Mielke, Shirlee Mielke, Bill Sekeres, Pat Sekeres, Jon Law, Tina Law, Mr. and Mrs. Cass Rarnke from Silver Lake, guests Rub o Clark, Ruth Clark, Ellen Wiswell and Florence of Representative Porter. Coleman, guests of Representative Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Nic Kekas from Twin Lakes, guests of Mary Deininger, Chris Deininger, Emilie Deininger, Representative Porter. Wilbur Deininger, Randall Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Torstenson from Genoa City, Robert Reffue, Kathy Reffue, Laurence Vance, Diana guests of Representative Porter. Vance, William Hubbard and Maralyn Hubbard from Monroe, guests of Representative Deininger. Cheryl Schober, Alison Schober, Jessica Schober, Melissa Schober, George Cook, Anne Cook and Scott John H. Farrow, John W. Farrow, Linda Farrow, Cook from New Berlin, guests of Representative Bill Farrow, Connie Farrow, Paul Farrow, Amy Vaitl, Schober. Mark Farrow, William Nernitz, Dorothy Nemitz, Howard Bast, Patty Bast, Trudy Durand, Allan Tetzlaff, Ruth Thompson, Carol Tomlinson, Kari Tomlinson, Ramona Tetzlaff, Mary Haas and Peter Farrow, guests Eric Tomlinson, Bob Kerr, Marge Kerr, Tom Robson, of Representative Farrow. Pam Robson, Charles Tucker and Barb Tucker from Poynette, guests of Representative Thompson. Barbara Grobschrnidt, Tamara Grobschmidt and Mayor Chester Grobschmidt from South Milwaukee, Bonnie Gift from Fennimore, guest of guests of Representative Grobsclunidt. Representatives Tregoning and Brandemuehl. Louise Schroeder, Lorraine Hansen, Jerome Hundt, Orville Tregoning, Rosslyn Brown, Jeannette Olson, Martha Hundt, Lambert Gronemus, Jackie Baken, Judy Glasson, June Brynette and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leroy Gronemus and Mary Gronemus, guests of Summers, guests of Representative Tregoning. Representative Gronemus. Carolyn Cistrunk, Marge Cleghorn, Jason Shirley Hubler, Jack Baumann, Elsie Baumann, Darrough, Josephus Harrell, Sr., Larry Harwell, Mary Ann Knops, Ellen Domask, John Hubler, Margie Barbara Harwell, Catina Harwell, Nekia Harwell, Hubler, Paul Hubler, Patty Hubler, Don Putnam, Kay Tomekia Harwell, Krystal Williams and Curtis Weathers Putnam, Courtney Putnam, Lawrence Urbanek, from Milwaukee, guests of Representative Williams. Marcella Urbanek, George Mercer, Ernie Langosch, Russell Brown, Rena Brown, John Vinopal, Jane Vinopal and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kringle, guests of Representative Hauke moved that the assembly stand Representative Hubler. adjourned until 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, January 13. Jackie Johnsrud, Virginia Schmidt, Sister Anne The question was: Shall the assembly stand Raymond, Don Hansen, Linda Hansen, Nikki Johnsrud, adjourned? Janice Johnsrud and Ron Johnsrud from Boscobel, Motion carried. guests of Representative Johnsrud. The assembly stood adjourned. Ron Krusick, Maxine Krusick, Donna Krusick and 3:35 P.M. Katie Krusick, guests of Representative Krusick. Bonnie Ladwig, John Knape and Joann Knape, guests of Representative Ladwig.