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Delaware House Journal 1973Part6.Pdf INDEX 1 INDEX JOURNAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 127TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE BILLS HS 1 for HB 1 - An Act to amend Chapter 1, Title 13 of the Delaware Code relating to the solemnization of marriages and persons authorized to celebrate the marriage ceremony. p. 26, 43, 47, 52, 62, 172, 235. HB 2 - An Act to amend Chapter 13, Title 19 of the Delaware Code relating to labor, and excepting certain persons from the definition of "public employee." p. 26, 139, 145, 487. HB 3 - An Act to amend Chapter 11, Title 30 of the Delaware Code relating to personal income tax, and providing modifications in the taxable income of certain resident individuals. p. 27. HB 4 with HA 1 - An Act t amend Chapter 55, Title 30 of the Delaware Code, relating to taxes on certain public utilities. p. 27, 65, 73. HB 5 - An Act to amend Chapter 13, Part 1, Title 14, Delaware Code relating to working conditions of school employees by providing for duty-free periods for teachers. p. 27, 98, 139, 144, 396, 463. HS 2 for HB 6 with HA 1 - An Act to amend Subchapter III of Chapter 17, Title 24, Delaware Code, relating to qualifications to practice medicine and surgery. p. 27, 135, 146, 156, 248. HB 7 - An Act to amend Chapter 55, Title 15 of the Delaware Code relating to absentee voting. p. 27, 108, 902, 920. HB 8 2nd leg - An Act concurring in a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the State of Delaware, relating to the elimination of prohibition against certain 2 types of lotteries. p. 27, 47, 52, 301, 307, 459. HB 9 - An Act to amend Chapter 53, Title 14 of the Delaware Code relating to summer school for teachers and providing a supplementary appropriation therefor. p. 27. HS 1 for HB 10 - An Act to amend Title 14, Delaware Code, providing for the planning and establishment of community schools and providing for state support for new and innovative community school programs and providing a supplementary appropriation. p. 27, 57. HB 11 - An Act to amend Chapter 40, Part I, Title 14 of the Delaware Code relating to education, and providing for a teacher's right to strike. p. 28. HB 12 - An Act to amend Chapter 11, Part II, Title 5 of the Delaware Code relating to banks, and changing the rate at which banks are taxed. p. 28, 41, 52, 311. HS 1 for HB 13 with HA 1 and SA 2, 3 - An Act to amend Chapter 5, Part I, Title 11 of the Delaware Code pertaining to escape and other offenses relating to custody. p. 28, 49, 108, 110, 677, 691. HB 14 - An Act to amend Chapter 70, Title 9, Delaware Code, relating to building permit fees in Sussex County. p. 28. HB 15 - An Act to amend Chapter 42, Title 11 of the Delaware Code relating to habitual criminals, and providing that certain violations of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act be included within the provisions of the Habitual Criminals Act. p. 28, 108, 699. HB 16 - An Act to amend Delaware Code Title 14, Chapter 13, relating to salary schedules for school employees. p. 29. HB 17 - An Act to amend Titles 10 and 13, by establishing civil and criminal actions concerning desertion and support and conferring exclusive original jurisdiction over all such 3 actions upon the Family Court of the State of Delaware, conferring certain rights of appeal repealing certain other statutes, providing for an additional judge, and for a criminal penalty for dismissal of an employee as the result of an attachment. p. 29, 147, 206, 1027. HB 18 - An Act to amend Title 24 of the Delaware Code, establishing a Physicians' Assistant Program under the jurisdiction of the Board of Trustees of the Delaware Institute of Medical Education and Research with certification by the Medical Council. p. 29. HB 19 - An Act to amend Chapter 5, Title 8 of the Delaware Code relating to corporations subject to, and exempted from, the corporation franchise tax. p. 29, 41, 1116, 1176. HB 20 - An Act to amend Chapter 197, Volume 54, Laws of Delaware, as amended, entitled "An Act revising the prior Charter of the City of Rehoboth Beach and establishing a new Charter therefor and prescribing the powers and duties of the Commissioners of Rehoboth Beach" to provide for vacating an elective office in the event of being found guilty of a felony, to provide travel allowance for nonresident commissioners, to enlarge the time for voting at the annual municipal election, to reduce the age for persons permitted to vote, and to provide additional judges at the annual municipal election. p. 29, 41, 46, 112. HB 21 - An Act making appropriations for the expense of the State Government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1974. p. 29, 254, 446. HB 22 with HA 1, 2 - An Act to amend Chapter 42, Title 11 of the Delaware Code relating to sentences, imposed for felonies. p. 40, 108, 709, 720. HB 23 - An Act to amend Chapter 5, Title 11 of the Delaware Code relating to murder in the First Degree. p. 40, 308. HB 24 - An Act to amend Subchapter XII, Chapter 11, Title 30, of the Delaware Code relating to the State Income Tax, and the secrecy of returns and information. p. 40. HB 25 with HA 4 - An Act to amend Subchapter IV, 4 Chapter 10, Title 14 of the Delaware Code relating to the date set for School Board Elections. p. 40, 111, 122, 125, 130, 396, 492. HS 2 for HD 26 with HA 1 and SA 1 - An Act to amend Title 15, Chapter 45, Delaware Code, relating to the designation of political offices on official ballot and changing the certificates of votes cast in each election district. p. 40, 57, 97, 105, 118, 139, 145, 227, 235, 348. HD 27 with HA 2, 3 - An Act to amend Part II, Title 29, Delaware Code, to provide for registration of Legislative Agents with the Legislative Council, to require reports by Legislative Agents, to prohibit compensation of Legislative Agents based on outcome of Legislation; and to prescribe penalties for violations of the Chapter. p. 42, 297, 334, 971, 1055, 1057. HD 28 - An Act repealing Chapter 19 of Title 6, Delaware Code, relating to "fair trade laws". p. 43, 75, 283, 305, 364, 1029. HD 29 - An Act to amend Delaware Code, Title 14, Chapter 13 relating to salaries and working conditions of school employees by providing for basic increase in salary and appropriate funds. p. 43, 218. HD 30 - An Act to amend Chapter 43, Part II, Title 11 of the Delaware Code relating to eligibility for parole. p. 43, 108, 111, 116. HD 31 - An Act to amend Chapter 4, Part I, Title 11 of the Delaware Code relating to self defense and justification for the use of force; and providing an appropriation therefor. p. 43, 687. HD 32 - An Act to amend Chapter 27, Part III, Title 29 of the Delaware Code relating to the method of payment of State Officials and Employees. p. 43, 65, 93. HD 33 - An Act to amend Chapter 41, Part Ill, Title 21 of the Delaware Code relating to motor vehicles, and providing penalties for passing a stopped school bus. p. 43, 217. 5 HB 34 - An Act to amend Chapter l, Chapter 27 and Chapter 21, Title 14 of the Delaware Code relating to education; and providing for the deletion of certain obsolete sections pertaining to the conduct of schools. p. 43, 52, 63, 462. HB 35 with HA I, 2 - An Act to amend Chapters I and 21, Title 21, Delaware Code, authorizing the Director of the Division of Motor Vehicles to allow franchised automotive dealers to conduct official inspections of vehicles under certain circumstances. p. 44, 102, 190, 388, 417. HB 36 - An Act to amend Title 6, Chapter 25, Delaware Code, by adding a new Subchapter VI dealing with pyramid or chain distribution schemes. p. 44, 256, 293, 368, 462. HB 37 - An Act to amend Title 30, Chapter 27, Delaware Code, relating to a tax on petroleum refineries. p. 45, 52. HB 38 - An Act to amend Section 2503, Title 21, Delaware Code, relating to required age for transfer of title. p. 48 396. ' HB 39 with HA 1, 2 - An Act returning Arden School and its site to the Trustees of Arden. p. 48, 52, 62, 114, 176. HB 40 - An Act to amend Part II and Part III, Title 5 of the Delaware Code relating to banking, and providing that interest be paid on Christmas Club accounts held by Building and Loan Associations, Savings and Loan Associations, banks and trust companies. p. 40, 137. HB 41 - An Act to amend Chapter 19 and Chapter 13, Part II, Title 9 of the Delaware Code relating to the New Castle County Department of Police. p. 48. HB 42 - An Act making a supplementary appropriation from the General Fund of the State of Delaware in the amount of $140,000 to subsidize the Delaware Authority for Regional Transit. p. 48, 390, 601. 6 HB 43, I Leg. - An Act to amend the Constitution of the State of Delaware to prohibit or limit certain heavy industries from locating in the Coastal Zone Area. p. 48, 869. HB 44 - An Act to amend Chapter 34, Title 14, Delaware Code, relating to higher education scholarships. p. 48. HB 45 - An Act to amend Title 14, Delaware Code, relating to sabbatical leave positions for certified professional employees of the public school system.
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