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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1993 SESSION OF 1993 177TH OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY No. 66 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. STEIGHNER Thank you, Mr. Speaker. 'Ihe House convened at 9:30 a.m.. e.s.t. Mr. Speaker, I would ask for leave for today only for the gentleman from Philadelphia, Mr. RIEGER; the gentleman THE SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE from Westmoreland, Mr. PETRARCA, and the gentleman from Allegheny, Mr. OLASZ. (GREGORY C. FAJT) PRESIDING The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair thanks the PRAYER gentleman, and without objection, those leaves of absence will be granted. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Today's prayer will be offered The Chair also notes that there are no leaves of absence by Rev. Charles Dorscy, Director of Special Ministries for the being requested from the Republican side. Pennsylvania Council of Churches. REV. CHARLES E. IIOKSEY offered the following prayer: SENATE MESSAGE Let US pray: HOUSE BILLS Eternal Go4 from whose gracious hand we have received CONCURRED IN BY SENATE the wondrous and solemn trust of life, we pause to become I'he clerk of the Senate, being introduced, returned FIB 437, aware of Your care and seek guidance for this House in its PN 1881; HB 1432, PN 2282; AB 1512, PN 2262; and AB business and work today. 2091, PN 2893, with information that the Senate has passed We thank You for the privilege of serving the people of the same without amendment. Pennsylvania and ask You to makc us faithful and wise servants as we use the power of our office. Give us the ability SENATE MESSAGE to see the big picture of the common good in the faces of all the individual men and women and boys and girls across this HOUSE AMENDMENTS wonderful~ ~~ Commonwealth as we cast our votes and use ow CONCURRED IN BY SENATE voice and power, and in the end, give us peace that is The clerk of the Senate, being introduced informed that the promised to those who serve faithfully and in love. Amen. Senate has concurred in the amendments made by the House of Representatives to SB 248, PN 1526; and SB 315, PN PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE I 1777. (The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by members and visitors.) SENATE MESSAGE The SPEAKER pro tempore. 'The Chair would like to HOUSE AMENDMENTS extend a special thank-you to Reverend Dorsey and welcome CONCURRED IN BY SENATE him to the hall of the House today. The clerk of the Senate, being introduced, informed that the I Senate has concurred in the aiendments made by the House JOURNAL APPROVAL POSTPONED of Re~resentatives to the Senate amendments to IIB 659. PN 'The SPEAKER pro tempore. Without objection, the 2958. approval of the Journal of Tuesday, December 14, 1993, will be postponed until printed. The Chair hears no objection. SENATE MESSAGE AMENDED HOUSE RESOLUTION LEAVES OF ABSENCE RETURNED FORCONCURRENCE The SPEAKER pro tempore. lle Chair recognizes The clerk of the Senate, being introduced, informed that the Representative Steighner for leaves of absence on the Senate has concurred in BR 147, PN 2888, with information Democrdtic side. 2308 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE DECEMBER 15 that the Senate has passed the same with amendment in which Faimhild ~esc~~ltz Ry.n D~W~PS~. the concurrence of the House of Representatives is requested. I Lwdansky Santoni Speaker ADDITIONS-0 'c LEAVE OF ABSENCE NOT VOTING-0 The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair retwns to leaves of absence and asks that the chairman, Representative ACOSTA, EXCUSED-5 be added to the leaves. Acoste 01- Petrarca Rieger The Chair hem no objection to that, and Mr. Acosta will Bush be added to the leaves of absence for the day. LEAVES ADDED-2 Cohen, L. I. O'Donnell MASTER ROLL CALL The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair is about to take the master mll call. Members will proceed to vote. CALENDAR The following roll call was recorded: BILLS ON THIRD CONSIDERATION The House proceeded to third consideration of HB 1472, PN 2921, entitled: Adolph Frrgo Lloyd Satber All00 Fam hcYk Sawman An Act amending the act of September 1, 1965 (P.L.436, Argall Fee Lynch Saylor No.221), known as the Pennsylvania Commercial Feed Law of Amu*rong Fichter Maitland Sch- 1966, further providing for defmitions, licensing, fees, BaLer Flea& Mmderino Schuler adulteration, inspection, and penalties; and making a repeal. Barley Plisk Msrkosek Serimti bui& ~remvur ~arsim sanme~ On the question, Bebko-Jm Gamble Maslsnd Sarafini Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Bclardi Gmon Maymik Smith, B. Belfsnti Geir* McCall Smith S. H. Bill was agreed to. Bidin George MsGeehPn ~nydk,D. W. Bishop Gnlach McNally Shhk The SPEAKER pro tempore. This bill has been considered Blsum Giglidti Melio Stairs on three different days and agreed to and is now on final eoyg Gl&k Merry Skel~n passage. Bm Oodshdl Micblovic slmgher The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Bunt Gordoer Mihe StBl mk Gndlu Mihslich St~n Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitution, the yeas Bmtm Grow Miller Stella and nays will now be taken. Cdtqjmae Hal* Mundy Stirh Calrpsbiroca Ham Murphy Slrittmatter YEAS-197 Cam Hde~ Nailw Shlrls Adolph Fargo Lucyk Saurmao Came HWY Niskol Sum Allen Farmer Lynch Saylor Cawley ycc TmgreUi Hmesr~qr N Fee Msitlsnd Schoetz c- Herman O'Brien Taylor. E. Z. Araall Fichter Chiwick Hershey O'Donnell Taylor. J. Armramog Maoderino Schuler Baker Civss Hess Oliver Thomss Fleagle Markosek Scrimenti Clsrir Hughes Penel Tigue Bdey Flick Mswco Sew~el Banislo Freeman Masland Hutchi'mn Pesi Todinson Serafioi Clyme Bebko-Jones Gamble Mayemik Smith, B. Cohq L. I. Itkin Pecmoe Trello Belsdi Gannoo McCall Cohq M. ladlowiec Penit Trish Smith, S. H. Coldell. 1- Phillips True Belfmti Geist McGeehan Snyder, D. W. George ColaizLo Jdin Piscola Tulli Bimvlin McNally Staback Bishop Gerlach Conti Josephs PirWla Uliaoa Melio Stairs Blaum Gigliotti Comell Kim Pi- Vaoce Meny Steelman \ Cordgan Kasunic Plstts Vso Home Bayes Gladeck Mishlmis Steigher Bmw Godshall Misomje Cavell Keller PIesbn vmn Steil Bunt Gordner Mihalich Stem 6y Kenney Raymood Vitali Butkwitz GNitza Miller Stetler curry King Rk Wsshiogtoo Kirkland Reioard waugh Buxtoa GNPP~ Mundy Stish Daley Cslta@moe Hsluska Dehca Krebai Riehhn Williams Murphy Strinmatter C~pp~bianca Hma Nailor Stvrla D-WeY KuLovich Ritter wogm Dent Lscm Roberts Womiak Cam Harley Nidrol Surra Camne Tangreni DBmody hub Robinson Wright. D. R Hasay Nyce Cawley Hemessy 0'Brim Donatvcd hvghlin Roebuck Wright. M. N Taylor, E. Z. huce Lawless Rohrer Yaodrivrits Cessar Hemo O'Donnell Taylor, 1. b Chdwick Thomas D!xtm" kkrer Rmney Ywcic Hershey Oliver Egolf Lee Rubley Civera Hess Penel Tigue zug Clark Hutchinson Psci Todinson Evans Leh Rudy Clymer ltkin Petrooe Trello 1993 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL - HOUSE 2309 Cohen, L. I. Jadlowiec Pettit Trich Fleagle Maaderino Schuler Cohen, M. James Phillips True Badey Flick Markosek Scriwnti Colafella Jamlin Piccola Tulli Fmo Marsico Semmel Colaim Josephs Pistella Uliana Bebko-Jones Gamble Masland Sdni Conli Kaiser Pitts Vance Belardi Ganoon Mayemik Smith, B. Comell Kasunic matts Van Home Belfanti Geisl McCall Smith, S. H. Conigan Keller PresIoo veoo Bimlin George McGeehan Snyder, D. W. Cowell Kenoey Raymood Vitali Bishop Gerlash McNally Staback Coy King Reber Washington Blaurn GigliOni Melio Stairs Curry Kirkland RRnard waugh Boyes Gladeck Merry ste.3lman Daley Knbs Richardso~ Williams Brown Godshall Mishlovic StR&a DeLuca Kukovich Ritter Wogao Bud Gordner Mi-e Steil Dempsq. LaCrutta Roberts Waniak Butkovitz Gruitza Mihalich Stw Deot Laub Rdnnson Wright, D. R Buxlon G~PP~ Miller Skila Dedy Laughlio Roebuck Wright, M. N. Callagimoe Halush Muody Stish Donatucci Lawless Rohrer YandIivvlts Cappabianca Hsnna Murphy striumlter Dmce Lederer Rauney Yewcic Cam Harley Nailor SMa Durham Lee Rubley zug Camne Hasay Nickol Sm Egolf Leh Rudy Cawley Hennessq. Nyce Tangmi Evans Lescovitz Ryan Cessar Herman O'Brien Taylor. E. Z. Fairchild Lwdansky Santoni Chadwick Hershey O'Donnell Taylor. 1. Fajt Lloyd Sather Civera Hess Oliver Thomas Clark Hughes Pal Tigue Clymer Hukhinmo Pesci Tomlinmn Cohen, L. I. ltkio Pelmne Trello NOT VOTING-1 Cohen. M. Jadlowiec Pait Trieh Colafella lames Phillips True Hughes Colaina lamlin Piccola Tulli Conti lowphs Pistella Uliana Comell Kaiser Pillli Vance Asosta Olasz Peirarca Rieger Conigan Kasunic Platto Van Home Bush Cowell Keller Pnston Veon COY Kenney Raymood Vitali cuny King Reber Washington The majority required by the Constitution having voted in Daley Kirkland Rtinard Waugh Williams the affirmative, the question was determined in the affirmative DeLuca Krebs Richardson Dempse~ Kukovich Riner wogan and the bill passed finally. Dent LaGrotta Roberts womia Ordered, That the clerk present the same to the Senate for Dedy hub Rabinsoo Wright, D. R concurrence. Donalusci hughlin Raebuck Wright. M. N Druce Lawless Rohrer Yandrisevits * * * Durham Lederer Roooey Yw"c Eeolf Lee Rublw Zun- The IRouse proceeded to third consideration of SB 1237, Leh Rudy Lescovitz Ryan Dew-, PN 1496, entitled: Fajt Levdansky Santoni An Act amending the act of March 10, 1992 (P. L. , No. - NAYS-0 IA), entitled "An act appropriating money from the Sunny Day Fund to the Department of Commerce for various projects NOT VOTING4 throughout th~sCommanwealthfar fiscal year 1991-1992,'' further defining a project. EXCUSED-5 On the question, costa OIaz Petrarca Rieger Will the House agree to the bill on third consideration? Buh Bill was agreed to. The SPEAKER pro tempore. ?his bill has been considered The two-thirds majority required by Act 32 of 1985 having on three different days and agreed to and is now on final voted in the affirmative, the question was determined in the passage. affirmative and the bill passed finally. The question is, shall the bill pass finally? Ordered, That the clerk return the same to the Senate with Agreeable to the provisions of the Constitutio~the yeas the information that the House has passed the same without and nays will now be taken.
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    AUSTRALIAN Vol. 24 No. 3 APRIL, 1971 CLAY TARGET --- Registered for posting as SHOOTING NEWS a periodical-Category 'W' OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION AUSTRALIAN Official Organ of the Australian Clay Target CLAY TARGET Association SHOOTING NEWS Editor: C. M. BERRY, A.I.S.M. Address all correspondence to Secretary-Editor: C. M. BERRY, Box 2038 S, G.P.O., Melbourne, Vic., 3001. Oflice: 5th Floor, Nicholas Buildings, 37 Swanston Street, Melbourne, Yic., 3000. Phones: 63-9777, Private 99-2234. I6 COPY CLOSING-NOT LATER THAN 1st OF MONTH PRECEDING PUBLICATION CLUB affiliation Subscription, $10 per annum. SHOOTER'S REGISTRATION FEE, $5 per annum, must be forwarded through CLUB Secretary. NON-SHOOTER Subscription, $5 per annum. All fees become due on January 1, each year. liPrinted by Industrial Printing and Publicity Ca. Ltd.. 24 Victoria Street, Carlton, 3053 - 34.8106. Patron Lieut.-General Sir W. BRIDGEFORD. K.B.E., C.B., C.B.E., M.C. Prcsidellt Page Mr G. H. IIALL, No. BOX 421. Geelong, Vic. 3220. IIon. Vice-1.residentr (1870) F. R. HUDSON P.O. Box 38 Marrickvilie, N.S.W., 2204 Editor's Notes . 1 J. w. STEINER, 5 vivian kt., Rivervale. w.A.. 6103. Letter to the Editor 3 Mr John HOUSTON, Mr 13. G. JAMES, Tips and Tales .... ~ .. .. ... 5 Mr D. B. MOW M~ W. E. H. RAINBIRD: o.B.E.. Mr J. M. WILSON, Mr J. M. TYQUIN. Inter-Service Trap Shooting ... ... ... 6 Exe~~li~eCommittee Clubs and Meetings .... ... .... ... 7 Mr E. T. BALDWIN, P.D. Box Ion, Tatura, Vic., 3616.