STATE OF Assembly Journal Eighty-Sixth Regular Session

MONDAY, January 3, 1983.

2:00 P.M. The assembly was called to order by the chief clerk of that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. Help these the 1981 session, Mr. David Kedrowski. representatives of our great State of Wisconsin to work in an atmosphere of team spirit. Give them the ability to be The prayer was offered by Reverend John E. Midtling honest and frank in all things, and to be able to differ on of Bonnet Prairie Lutheran Church in Rio. issues without being difficult. "Our Kind and Gracious Heavenly Father, who by As this Nation was brought into being under God, and Thy Providence led our Forefathers to this great land in the freedom we enjoy is from Him, help us to which they found refuge from oppression and freedom to acknowledge that we too are under God. We have Worship Thee; we beseech Thee ever to guide our Nation acknowledged that, as a Nation, it is in God we trust. in the way of Thy truth and peace, so that we may never Grant, 0 Lord that our souls may hunger and thirst for fail in the blessing which You have promised to those righteousness, and to know that righteousness exalts a whose God is the Lord. You have given to us, 0 God, a Nation, but sin is a reproach to any people. Help these land wherein we are free to read and hear Your Word, to Legislators to be ever mindful of the welfare of their confess Your Name, and to labor together for the constituents. Help them to be guided by motives of extension of Your Kingdom. Grant, we beseech You, that unselfishness and directed to the common good. Lead us the freedom which has been vouchsafed to us may be to prove our gratefulness for our State of Wisconsin in continued to our children and our children's children, and devotion for the welfare of our state, by the voting the power of Your Word may abound to Your Eternal privilege we enjoy, in improvement of our communities, Glory. and our Nation as a whole. We implore Thee, 0 Father, graciously regard the These blessings and petitions we ask in the Name of President of the United States, Ronald Reagan, his our Lord. Amen." counselors, aides, and all others in authority over us, that, guided by Your Holy Spirit, they may be high in purpose, wise in counsel, and unwavering in duty. COMMUNICATIONS Bless, we pray Thee, those who are leaving office this day, our Governor, Lee Dreyfus, and other elected State of Wisconsin officials, as they continue living their lives day by day in Elections Board other pursuits. We humbly entreat Thee, 0 God, to be Madison with those being sworn into office and seated this day, our new Governor, Anthony Earl, other elected officials, and December 20, 1982 the newly elected Speaker of the Assembly, Tom Loftus, To the Honorable the Assembly: and all members of the State Legislature. We pray Your Dear Sir: guidance upon them in the many decisions that must be made. Help us to rely on Your Almighty Wisdom. You Please be advised that the attached is a listing of those have given to us as a people this great land, stored with persons elected Representative to the Assembly at the treasures, and around it You have cast like a mantle, the General Election held in the State of Wisconsin on sea. We thank You for Your protecting Hand upon us. November 2, 1982. Forgive us where we have done wrong, and guide us in the Also, enclosed is a copy of the signed official canvass path of righteousness. for the election of Representative to the Assembly. We pray for all the members of the Legislature as Very truly yours, they labor together in their various committees, and as a GERALD J. FERWERDA collective body. Grant that we may always be able to Executive Secretary disagree, without being disagreeable. Help us to be able to stand up under the strains and tensions of problems and 1st - Louise M. Tesmer decisions, in meetings and conferences and endless 2314 East Rusk Avenue demands made upon one's time. May we always have 53207 time to turn to You, 0 Lord. Help us to number our days Democrat 1 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3. 1983]

2nd - John R. Plewa 15th - Walter J. Kunicki 5269 S. 20th Street 1550 South 4th Street Milwaukee 53221 Milwaukee 53204 Democrat Democrat 3rd - Chester A. Gerlach 16th - Jeannette Bell 307 Menomonee Avenue 1415 South 60th Street South Milwaukee 53172 West Allis 53214 Democrat Democrat

4th - 17th - Joseph J. Czarnezki 2945 North Prospect 7004 West Van Beck Avenue Milwaukee 53211 Milwaukee 53220 Democrat Democrat 5th - Betty Jo Nelsen 18th - Thomas A. Hauke 2640 East Newton Avenue 1133 South 122nd Street Shorewood 53211 West Allis 53214 Republican Democrat 6th - Gus G. Menos 19th - Jeffrey A. Neubauer 8900 N. Park Plaza Ct. 1130 Main Street, Apt. 313 Brown Deer 53223 Racine 53403 Democrat Democrat 7th - Thomas Seery 20th - James F. Rooney 8016 West Sheridan 1500 Michigan Boulevard Milwaukee 53218 Racine 53402 Democrat Democrat 8th - Lois Pious 21st - Ronald A. Sell 4240 North 68th Street 4612 Erie Street Milwaukee 53216 Caledonia 53402 Democrat Democrat 9th - Thomas W. Meaux 22nd - Cloyd A. Porter 2862A N. 57th Street 28322 Durand Avenue Milwaukee 53210 Burlington 53105 Democrat Republican 10th - G. 23rd - John Martin Antaramian 3761 North 24th Street 8318 25th Avenue Milwaukee 53206 Kenosha 53140 Democrat Democrat 11th - 24th - Joseph F. Andrea 3237 North 14th Street 2405 45th Street Milwaukee 53206 Kenosha 53140 Democrat Democrat 12th - Marcia P. Coggs 25th - Gary K. Johnson 2351 North Richards 1818 Fayette Street Milwaukee 53212 Beloit 53511 Democrat Democrat 13th- 26th - Wayne W. Wood 1533 North 23rd Street 2429 Rockport Road Milwaukee 53205 Janesville 53545 Democrat Democrat 14th - Thomas James Crawford 27th - Charles W. Coleman 1310 North 46th Street N2430 Krahn Drive, Rt. 3 Milwaukee 53208 Whitewater 53190 Democrat Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983]

28th - James A. Rutkowski 41st - Richard A. Shoemaker 10147 W. Forest Home Avenue 209 3rd Street, W. Hales Corners 53130 Menomonie 54751 Democrat Democrat 29th - Raymond J. Moyer 42nd - Harvey Stower 1620 Heritage Road 515 S. Keller Avenue Rochester 53167 Amery 54001 Democrat Democrat 30th - John C. Schober 43rd - Barbara Gronemus 5840 South Vista Drive 1634 West Street New Berlin 53151 Whitehall 54773 Republican Democrat 31st - Randall J. Radtke 44th - Mark D. Lewis 310 East Washington Street 1509 South Farwell Lake Mills 53551 Eau Claire 54701 Republican Democrat 32nd - James M. Stewart 45th - Robert L. Quackenbush 745 Center Street 510 North Spring Street Whitewater 53190 Sparta 54656 Republican Republican 33rd - Robert G. Goetsch 46th - James C. Holperin Route I. Box 174 103 North 3rd Street Juneau 53039 Eagle River 54521 Republican Democrat 34th - John D. Medinger 47th - Robert J. Larson 1403 South 6th Street 410 East Ogden La Crosse 54601 Medford 54451 Democrat Republican 35th - Virgil Roberts 48th - Lloyd H. Kincaid 308 Park Lane 110 North Crandon Avenue Holmen 54636 Crandon 54520 Democrat Democrat 36th - Brian Rude 49th - 207 Roosevelt Route 1, Box 635 Coon Valley 54623 Poplar 54864 Republican Democrat 37th - John T. Manske 50th - June A. Jaronitzky 509 Golden Lane Star Route. Box 22 Milton 53563 Iron River 54847 Republican Republican 38th - Joseph E. Tregoning 51st - Patricia Spafford Smith West Oates Street 823 Burgs Park Drive Shullsburg 53586 Shell Lake 54871 Republican Democrat 39th - Robert S. Travis. Jr. 52nd - Richard P. Matty 550 Campbell Avenue 965 North St. Paul Road Platteville 53818 Crivitz 54114 Republican Republican 40th - Earl Gilson 53rd - Cletus Vanderpercen Route 4. Cady's Lane Route 5 River Falls 54022 Green Bay 54303 Democrat Democrat

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54th - Cathy Susan Zeuske 67th - Peggy A. Rosenzweig 205 West Lieg Avenue 6236 Upper Parkway North Shawano 54166 Wauwatosa 53213 Republican Republican 55th - Steven C. Brist 68th - John M. Young 520 Irvine Street 1390 Greenway Terrace, #3 Chippewa Falls 54729 Brookfield 53005 Democrat Republican 56th - Joseph L. Looby 69th - Lolita Schneiders 1529 Howard Avenue N89 W17151 Highland Court Eau Claire 54701 Menomonee Falls 53051 Democrat Republican 57th - Heron A. Van Gorden 70th - John L. Merkt 7 Huron Street 12116 North Wauwatosa Road Neillsville 54456 Mequon 53092 Republican Republican 58th David Helbach 71st - Donald K. Stitt 1424 Clark Street East 158 Northport Drive Stevens Point 54481 Port Washington 53074 Democrat Republican 59th Marlin Schneider 72nd - Mary E. Panzer 3820 South Brook Lane 625 Tamarack Drive Wisconsin Rapids 54494 West Bend 53095 Democrat Republican 60th - Donald Hasenohrl 73rd - Lary J. Swoboda 9516 Bluff Drive Route 1 Pittsville 54466 Luxemburg 54217 Democrat Democrat 61st - Sheehan Donoghue 74th Dale J. BoIle 102 Cottage Street Route 1 Merrill 54452 Whitelaw 54247 Republican Democrat 62nd - William A. Kasten 75th - Robert L. Cowles III 1921 Hickory Road 2424 Du Charme Lane Mosinee 54455 Green Bay 54301 Republican Republican 63rd - John H. Robinson 76th - Vernon W. Holschbach 415 Kolter Street 1313 South 11th Street Wausau 54401 Manitowoc 54220 Democrat Democrat 64th - Joseph E. Wimmer 77th - Calvin J. Potter 1020 Downing Drive 808 Green Tree Road Waukesha 53186 Kohler 53044 Republican Democrat 65th - Joanne B. Huelsman 78th - Wilfrid J. Turba 1924 Stardust Court Route 2, Box 106 Waukesha 53 I 86 Elkhart Lake 53020 Republican Republican 66th - Steven M. Foti 79th - David T. Prosser Jr. 811 State Street 2904 N. Meade Street Oconomowoc 53066 Appleton 54911 Republican Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983]

KOth - Esther K. Walling 94th - Mary Lou Munts 1225 Kluck Street 6102 Hammersley Road Neenah 54956 Madison 53711 Republican Democrat 8Ist - Carol A. Buettner 95th - Marjorie M. Miller 232 Fulton Avenue 213 DuRose Terrace Oshkosh 54901 Madison 53705 Republican Democrat 82nd - Gervase Hephner 96th - David E. Clarenbach 219 Oak Street 1035 Sherman Avenue Chilton 53014 Madison 53703 Democrat Democrat 83rd - William J. Rogers 97th - Joseph S. Wineke 1800. Peters Road 116 Berkley Road Kaukauna 54130 Verona 53593 Democrat Democrat 84th - Sharon K. Metz 98th - Charles J. Chvala 2624 Trojan Drive, #612 4837 Eldorado Lane Green Bay 54303 Madison 53716 Democrat Democrat 85th - Francis R. Byers 99th - Thomas A. Loftus 160 North 12th Street 1210 Columbus Street Clintonville 54929 Sun Prairie 53590 Republican Democrat 86th - Patricia A. Goodrich 159 Oak Street Berlin 54923 OATH OF OFFICE Republican Justice Shirley Abrahamson of the Wisconsin 8"th - Tommy G. Thompson Supreme Court administered the oath of office to the 609 Academy Street members en masse. Elroy 53929 Republican The roll was called by the assistant chief clerk of the 1981 session, Mr. Thomas T. Melvin, and the members, 88th - Esther Doughty Luckhardt as their names were called, came to the desk to sign the 211 North Hubbard Street oath of office. Horicon 53032 Republican The roll was taken. ■9th - Earl F. McEssy The result follows: 361 Forest Avenue Present -- Andrea. Antaramian, Becker. Bell, Bolle, Fond du Lac 54935 Bradley. Brist, Buettner. Byers, Chvala, Clarenbach, Republican Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Coleman, Cowles, Crawford, 'm)th - Gordon R. Bradley Czarnezki, Donoghue, Foti, Gerlach. Gilson, Goetsch, 2644 Elo Road Goodrich, Gronemus, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Oshkosh 54901 Hephner, Holperin, Holschbach, Huelsman, Jaronitzky. Republican Jauch. Johnson, Kasten, Kincaid, Kunicki, Larson, Lewis. Loftus, Looby, Luckhardt, McEssy, Manske. - Dale W. Schultz Matty. Meaux. Medinger, Menos, Merkt, Metz. Miller. Box SA Moyer, Munts, Nelsen. Neubauer, Panzer. Plewa, Pious, HiIlpoint 53937 Porter, Potter. Prosser. Quackenbush. Radtke, Roberts, Republican Robinson. Rogers. Rooney. Rosenzweig, Rude, 92nd - No candidate certified Rutkowski, Schneider, Schneiders. Schober, Schultz. Seery. Sell, Shoemaker. Smith, Stewart, Stitt, Stower. - David M. Travis Tesmer, Thompson, T.. Travis, D., Travis. R., 4229 Mandrake Road Tregoning. Turba. Ulichny. Vanderperren. Madison 53704 Van Gorden, Walling. Williams. Wimmer, Wineke, Democrat Wood. Young and Zeuske -- 97. 5 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 19831

Absent -- Swoboda -- I. But the power is restrained. As elsewhere in our enlightened system, it is power checked. Vacancies -- 92nd Assembly District -- 1. Above all else, it is a position and person that must live by the rules. ELECTION OF SPEAKER Assembly Rule 3 (k) captures the position well when it states that the Speaker shall "In general, represent and Representative Johnson nominated Representative stand for the Assembly, declaring its will and obeying its Loftus for the position of speaker of the assembly. commands ..." Representative T. Thompson nominated Representative McEssy. I look forward to obeying your commands. The lessons I have learned from two friends -- Norman There being no further nominations, the chair declared nominations closed. Anderson and Ed Jackamonis -- will help us all. The roll was taken. Those of you who were just sworn in are here today because democracy works. You are here to make The result follows: democracy continue to work. For Representative Loftus -- Andrea, Antaramian, You have won an election. Like the recipient of the Becker, Bell, Bolle, Brist, Chvala, Clarenbach, Coggs, Chinese curse, you have realized your desire. M., Coggs, S., Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gilson, Gronemus, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, This chamber is the arena in which you will now fight Holperin, Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, for the people of Wisconsin. Lewis, Looby, McEssy, Meaux, Medinger, Menos, Metz, Robert La Follette said "...democracy is a life; and Miller, Moyer, Munts, Neubauer, Plewa, Pious, Potter, involves continual struggle. It is only as those of every Roberts, Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Rosenzweig, generation who love democracy resist with all their might Rutkowski, Schneider, Seery, Sell, Shoemaker, Smith, the encroachments of its enemies that the ideals of Stower, Tesmer, Travis, D., Ulichny, Vanderperren, representative government can even be nearly Williams, Wineke and Wood -- 58. approximated." For Representative McEssy -- Bradley, Buettner, And when La Follette described his democracy, he Byers, Coleman, Cowles, Donoghue, Foti, Goetsch, Goodrich, Huelsman, Jaronitzky, Kasten, Larson, also was talking about economic democracy. Loftus, Luckhardt, Manske, Matty, Merkt, Nelsen, People are without jobs in Wisconsin today. Some Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Quackenbush, Radtke, Rude, people are hungry. Some people are homeless. Children Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, Thompson, need security. T., Travis, R., Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Walling, Wimmer, Young and Zeuske -- 39. The awesome thing about this job we are fortunate to hold is that we have the power to provide jobs, to provide Absent or not voting -- Swoboda -- 1. help, to provide hope. Representative Loftus was elected speaker of the We only fail, I believe, when we decide not to use the assembly. power the people have given us. I plan to use that power. Representatives Vanderperren and Kunicki escorted It may be that government that governs least governs Representative Loftus to the rostrum. best, but we in Wisconsin are going to have all the The oath of office was administered by Justice government that is necessary to do the job. Abrahamson of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The people already know that those with jobs will Speaker Loftus in the chair. have to help those without jobs. That those with profits will have to help those without profits. The people already know our citizen government REMARKS BY THE SPEAKER cannot work without an educated citizenry. Commerce cannot be facilitated nor can farmers move their goods "Thank you. It is a privilege for me to assume the post without an adequate transportation system. Our of Speaker today. commitment to the elderly and helpless must be I thank you for your confidence and pledge to serve maintained in bad times as well as good. you and the people of Wisconsin to the best of my ability. The Governor of New York in his inaugural address In electing a Speaker, the House bestows on one of its said, "A society as blessed as ours should be able to find members great power over them, and it has been such room at the table for the hungry, shelter for the homeless, since our legislative system first started its evolution in work for the idle, care for the elderly and infirmed and England. hope for the destitute." 6 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 19831

Wisconsin is part of a great nation. We cannot expect Representative Clarenbach was elected deputy to be an island of prosperity and enlightenment. Other speaker of the assembly. states are not our enemies. We must seek common goals Representatives Coggs and Pious escorted with our neighbors and not pursue policies that steal their Representative Clarenbach to the rostrum. jobs- The oath of office was administered by Speaker Slicing the economic pie in a different manner does not make the pie grow larger. Loftus. We must pursue the national idea. And we can make this nation stronger by disagreeing vigorously with ELECTION OF CHIEF CLERK national policies that we feel may hurt us. Representative Schneider nominated Joanne Duren Be proud Wisconsin led the way with the nuclear for the position of chief clerk of the assembly. freeze referenda passed by this House. And we will send a Representative Matty nominated David Hopkins. message of equality to the women of this nation when we adopt an equal rights amendment to our state There being no further nominations, the speaker constitution. declared nominations closed. So let us begin our journey. And remember, the goal The roll was taken. is not to soar with eagles, but to help others to the heights — and then go back for another load. The result follows: Thank you." For Joanne Duren -- Andrea, Antaramian, Becker, Bell, Bolle, Brist, Chvala, Clarenbach, Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gilson, Gronemus, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, Holperin, ELECTION OF DEPUTY SPEAKER Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, Lewis, Representative Smith nominated Representative Looby, Meaux, Medinger, Menos, Metz, Miller, Moyer, Clarenbach for the position of deputy speaker of the Munts, Neubauer, Plewa, Potter, Roberts, Robinson, assembly. Rogers, Rooney, Rutkowski, Schneider, Seery, Sell, Representative Tregoning nominated Representative Shoemaker, Smith, Slower, Tesmer, Travis, D., Ulichny, Luckhardt. Vanderperren, Williams, Wineke, Wood and Speaker Loftus -- 56. There being no further nominations, the speaker declared nominations closed. For David Hopkins -- Bradley, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, Cowles, Donoghue, Foti, Goetsch, Goodrich, The roll was taken. Huelsman, Jaronitzky, Kasten, Larson, Luckhardt, McEssy, Manske, Matty, Merkt, Nelsen, Panzer, Porter, The result follows: Prosser, Quackenbush, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Rude, For Representative Clarenbach -- Andrea, Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, Thompson, Antaramian, Becker, Bell, Bolle, Brist, Chvala, Coggs, T., Travis, R., Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Walling, M., Coggs, S., Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gilson, Wimmer, Young and Zeuske -- 40. Gronemus, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, Absent or not voting -- Pious and Swoboda -- 2. Holperin, Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, Lewis, Looby, Luckhardt, Meaux, Medinger, Menos, Joanne Duren was elected chief clerk of the assembly. Metz, Miller, Moyer, Munts, Neubauer, Plewa, Pious, Representatives Williams and Rogers escorted Potter, Roberts, Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Rutkowski, Joanne Duren to the rostrum. Schneider, Seery, Sell, Shoemaker, Smith, Stower, Tesmer, Travis, D., Ulichny, Vanderperren, Williams, The oath of office was administered by Speaker Wineke, Wood and Speaker Loftus — 57. Loftus. For Representative Luckhardt -- Bradley, Buettner, Byers, Clarenbach, Coleman, Cowles, Donoghue, Foti, Goetsch, Goodrich, Huelsman, Jaronitzky, Kasten, ELECTION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Larson, McEssy, Manske, Matty, Merkt, Nelsen, Panzer, Representative Clarenbach nominated Lewis Porter, Prosser, Quackenbush, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Mittness for the position of sergeant-at-arms of the Rude, Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, assembly. Thompson, T., Travis, R., Tregoning, Turba, Representative Bradley nominated Ervin Conradt. Van Gorden, Walling, Wimmer, Young and Zeuske 40. There being no further nominations, the speaker declared nominations closed. Absent or not voting -- Swoboda 1. 7 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983]

The roll was taken. INTRODUCTION AND REFERENCE OF PROPOSALS The result follows: Read first time and referred: For Lewis Mittness -- Andrea, Antaramian, Becker, Bell, Belle, Brist, Chvala, Clarenbach, Cog,gs, M., Coggs, Representative Johnson introduced a privileged S., Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gilson, Gronemus, resolution. Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, Holperin, Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, Lewis, Assembly Resolution 1 Looby, Meaux, Medinger, Menos, Metz, Miller, Moyer, Notifying the senate and the governor that the 1983- Munts, Neubauer, Plewa, Pious, Potter, Roberts, 84 assembly is organized. Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Rutkowski, Schneider, Seery, By Representatives Loftus and Johnson. Sell, Shoemaker, Smith, Stower, Tesmer, Travis, D., The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 1 be Ulichny, Vanderperren, Williams, Wineke, Wood and adopted? Speaker Loftus -- 57. Motion carried. For Ervin Conradt -- Bradley, Buettner, Coleman, Cowles, Donoghue, Foti, Goetsch, Goodrich, Huelsman, Representative Johnson introduced a privileged Jaronitzky, Kasten, Larson, Luckhardt, McEssy, resolution. Manske, Matty, Merkt, Nelsen, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Quackenbush, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Rude, Schneiders, Assembly Resolution 2 Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, Thompson, T., Travis, Relating to the services of the resident clergy. R., Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Walling, Wimmer, By Representatives Loftus and Johnson. Young and Zeuske -- 39. The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 2 be Absent or not voting -- Byers and Swoboda -- 2. adopted? Lewis Mittness was elected sergeant-at-arms of the Motion carried. assembly. Representative Johnson introduced a privileged Representatives Coggs and Robinson escorted Lewis resolution. Mittness to the rostrum. The oath of office was administered by Speaker Assembly Resolution 3 Loftus. Relating to listing the continuing standing committees of the assembly, creating a standing committee on forest productivity and rural development for the 1983-84 session, and making corrections in CHIEF CLERK'S ANNOUNCEMENT assembly rules 18 (6), 23 (1) and 39 (4). Joanne Duren announced that she has appointed By Representatives Loftus and Johnson. Thomas T. Melvin as assistant chief clerk for the 1983 Assembly amendment 1 to Assembly Resolution 3 session. offered by Representatives T. Thompson, Prosser and R. Representatives Holperin and Thompson escorted Travis. Thomas T. Melvin to the rostrum. Representative Johnson moved rejection of assembly The oath of office was administered by Speaker amendment 1 to Assembly Resolution 3. Loftus. The question was: Shall assembly amendment 1 to Assembly Resolution 3 be rejected? The roll was taken. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ANNOUNCEMENT The result follows: Lewis Mittness announced that he has appointed Ayes -- Andrea, Antaramian, Becker, Bell, Bolle, Mark Wexler as assistant sergeant-at-arms for the 1983 Brist, Chvala, Clarenbach, Coggs, M., Coggs, S., session. Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gilson, Gronemus, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, Holperin, Representatives Munts and Robinson escorted Mark Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, Lewis, Wexler to the rostrum. Looby, Meaux, Medinger, Menos, Metz, Miller, Moyer, The oath of office was administered by Speaker Munts, Neubauer, Plewa, Pious, Potter, Roberts, Loftus. Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Rutkowski, Schneider, Seery, Sell, Shoemaker, Smith, Stower, Travis, D., Ulichny, Vanderperren, Williams, Wineke, Wood and Speaker Loftus -- 56. 8 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 19831

Noes — Bradley, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, Cowles, Assembly Joint Resolution 2 Donoghue, Foti, Goetsch, Goodrich, Huelsman, Relating to the life and public service of Eugene M. Jaronitzky, Kasten, Larson, Luckhardt, McEssy, Lamb. Manske, Matty, Merkt, Nelsen, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, By the entire membership of the assembly, co- Quackenbush, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Rude, Schneiders, sponsored by Senator Cullen. Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, Thompson, T., Travis, R., Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Walling, Wimmer, The question was: Shall Assembly Joint Resolution 2 Young and Zeuske -- 40. be adopted? Absent or not voting -- Swoboda and Tesmer -- 2. Motion carried. Motion carried. Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Joint The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 3 be Resolution 2 be immediately messaged to the senate. adopted? Granted. The roll. was taken. Representative Johnson introduced a privileged joint The result follows: resolution. Ayes -- Andrea, Antaramian, Becker, Bell, BoIle, Assembly Joint Resolution 3 Brist, Chvala, Clarenbach, Cogg,s, M., Coggs, S., Relating to the achievements of Edward G. Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gilson, Gronemus, Jackamonis as speaker of the . Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, Holperin, By the entire membership of the assembly, co- Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, Lewis, sponsored by Senator Cullen. Looby, Meaux, Medinger, Menos, Metz, Miller, Moyer, Munts, Neubauer, Plewa, Pious, Potter, Roberts, The question was: Shall Assembly Joint Resolution 3 Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Rutkowski, Schneider, Seery, be adopted? Sell, Shoemaker, Smith, Stower, Tesmer, Travis, D., Motion carried. Ulichny, Vanderperren, Williams, Wineke, Wood and Speaker Loftus -- 57. Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Joint Noes — Bradley, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, Cowles, Resolution 3 be immediately messaged to the senate. Donoghue, Foti, Goetsch, Goodrich, Huelsman, Granted. Jaronitzky, Kasten, Larson, Luckhardt, McEssy, Manske, Matty, Merkt, Nelsen, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Representative Johnson introduced a privileged Quackenbush, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Rude, Schneiders, resolution. Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, Thompson, T., Travis, R., Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Wimmer, Young Assembly Resolution 4 and Zeuske -- 39. Relating to the seating of Robert M. Thompson as the Absent or not voting -- Swoboda and Walling -- 2. representative to the assembly for the 92nd assembly district. Motion carried. By Representatives Loftus and Johnson. Representative Johnson introduced a privileged joint Assembly substitute amendment 1 to Assembly resolution. Resolution 4 offered by Representatives T. Thompson, R. Travis and Radtke. Assembly Joint Resolution 1 Representative Johnson moved rejection of assembly Relating to the life and public service of Walter B. substitute amendment 1 to Assembly Resolution 4. Chilsen. By the entire membership of the assembly, co- Representative Prosser asked unanimous consent to sponsored by Senators Chilsen and Cullen. be excused from voting pursuant to Assembly Rule 77. Granted. The question was: Shall Assembly Joint Resolution 1 be adopted? The question was: Shall assembly substitute Motion carried. amendment I to Assembly Resolution 4 be rejected? Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent The roll was taken. that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Joint The result follows: Resolution 1 be immediately messaged to the senate. Granted. Ayes -- Andrea, Antaramian, Becker, Bell, BoIle, Brist, Chvala, Clarenbach, Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Representative Johnson introduced a privileged joint Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gronemus, Hasenohrl, resolution. Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, Holperin, Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, Lewis, Looby, Meaux, 9 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983]

Medinger, Menos, Metz, Miller, Moyer, Munts, Looby, Meaux, Medinger, Menos, Metz, Miller, Moyer, Neubauer, Plewa, Pious, Potter, Roberts, Robinson, Munts, Neubauer, Plewa, Pious, Potter, Roberts, Rooney, Rutkowski, Schneider, Seery, Sell, Shoemaker, Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Rutkowski, Schneider, Seery, Smith, Stower, Tesmer, Travis, D., Ulichny, Sell, Shoemaker, Smith, Stower, Tesmer, Travis, D., Vanderperren, Williams, Wineke, Wood and Speaker Ulichny, Vanderperren, Williams, Wimmer, Wineke, Loftus -- 55. Wood and Speaker Loftus -- 58. Noes -- Bradley, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, Cowles, Noes -- Bradley, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, Cowles, Donoghue, Foti, Gilson, Goetsch, Goodrich, Huelsman, Donoghue, Foti, Goetsch, Goodrich, Huelsman, Jaronitzky, Kasten, Larson, Luckhardt, McEssy, Jaronitzky, Kasten, Larson, Luckhardt, McEssy, Manske, Many, Merkt, Nelsen, Panzer, Porter, Manske, Matty, Merkt, Nelsen, Panzer, Porter, Quackenbush, Radtke, Rogers, Rosenzweig, Rude, Quackenbush, Radtke, Rosenzweig, Rude, Schneiders, Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, Thompson, Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, Thompson, T., Travis, T., Travis, R., Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Walling, R., Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Walling, Young and Wimmer, Young and Zeuske -- 41. Zeuske -- 38. Absent or not voting -- Prosser and Swoboda -- 2. Absent or not voting -- Prosser and Swoboda -- 2. Motion carried. Motion carried. Representative T. Thompson moved that Assembly Speaker Loftus administered the oath of office to Resolution 4 be referred to the committee on Elections. Robert M. Thompson as the representative from the 92nd assembly district. The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 4 be referred to the committee on Elections? Representative T. Thompson introduced a privileged resolution. The roll was taken. The result follows: Assembly Resolution 5 Relating to adopting the rules of the assembly in Ayes -- Bradley, Buettner, Byers, Coleman, Cowles, effect at the conclusion of the 1981-82 regular session of Donoghue, Foti, Goetsch, Goodrich, Huelsman, the assembly as the rules of the 1983 assembly. Jaronitzky, Kasten, Larson, Luckhardt, Manske, Matty, By Representatives T. Thompson and Prosser. Merkt, Nelsen, Panzer, Porter, Quackenbush, Radtke, To committee on Elections. Rosenzweig, Rude, Schneiders, Schober, Schultz, Stewart, Stitt, Thompson, T., Travis, R., Tregoning, Turba, Van Gorden, Walling, Wimmer, Young and Zeuske -- 38. MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE Noes -- Andrea, Antaramian, Becker, Bell, Bolle, By Donald J. Schneider, chief clerk. Brist, Chvala, Clarenbach, Coggs, M., Coggs, S., Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gilson, Gronemus, Mr. Speaker: Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, Holperin, I am directed to inform you that the senate has Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, Lewis, organized and is ready to proceed to the business of the Looby, McEssy, Meaux, Medinger, Menos, Metz, Miller, 1983-84 legislative session: Moyer, Munts, Neubauer, Plewa, Pious, Potter, Roberts, Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Rutkowski, Schneider, Seery, Adopted and asks concurrence in: Sell, Shoemaker, Smith, Stower, Tesmer, Travis, D., Senate Joint Resolution 2 Ulichny, Vanderperren, Williams, Wineke, Wood and Speaker Loftus -- 58. ACTION ON THE SENATE MESSAGE Absent or not voting -- Prosser and Swoboda -- 2. Motion failed. Senate Joint Resolution 2 The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 4 be To create the session schedule for the 1983-84 adopted? biennial session period. Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent The roll was taken. that the rules be suspended and that Senate Joint The result follows: Resolution 2 be taken from the senate message and taken up at this time. Granted. Ayes -- Andrea, Antaramian, Becker, Bell, Bolle, Brist, Chvala, Clarenbach, Coggs, M., Coggs, S., The question was: Shall Senate Joint Resolution 2 be Crawford, Czarnezki, Gerlach, Gilson, Gronemus, concurred in? Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner, Holperin, Motion carried. Holschbach, Jauch, Johnson, Kincaid, Kunicki, Lewis, 10 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983]

Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent COMMUNICATIONS that the rules be suspended and that Senate Joint Resolutioo 2 be immediately messaged to the senate. State of Wisconsin Granted. Office of the Secretary of State Madison I, Douglas La Follete, Secretary of State of the State of Wisconsin, do hereby certify that the following COMMUNICATIONS proposed amendments to the Constitution of the State of November 10, 1982 Wisconsin have been approved by the Regular Session of Mr. Thomas Melvin the Legislature of 1981, and duly published, as required Assistant Chief Clerk by Section 1, Article XII of the Constitution, and are hereby referred for further approval to the Legislature of Room 220A West, State Capitol 1983. Madison, Wisconsin 53702 Enrolled Joint Resolution 30 (Senate Joint Dear Tom: Resolution 51) This letter is to inform you that we have elected the Enrolled Joint Resolution 43 (April 1982 Special following individuals to Assembly Democratic leadership Session AJR 1) positions: In Testimony Whereof, I have Majority Floor Leader: Gary Johnson hereunto set my hand and official Assistant Majority Floor Leader: Richard seal, in the City of Madison, this Shoemaker 3rd day of January, 1983. Caucus Chairperson: James Rooney DOUGLAS La FOLLETTE Caucus Vice-Chairperson: Secretary of State Caucus Secretary: Steven Brist Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: Lloyd Kincaid Sincerely, 1981 Senate Joint Resolution 51 Enrolled No. 30 JAMES F. ROONEY ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION Democratic Caucus Chairperson To create section 25 of article I of the constitution, relating to prohibiting denial of equal rights on the December 28, 1982 basis of sex (first consideration). Mr. Tom Melvin Whereas, equality of legal rights, regardless of sex, is Assistant Chief Clerk necessary to achieving the ideal of equal justice under Room 220A West, State Capitol law; and Madison, Wisconsin 53702 Whereas, the adoption of an equal rights amendment Dear Tom, is in the judgment of the legislature and the people of the state of Wisconsin a necessary and proper means of Per your request, please find below a listing of the assuring such equality; and Assembly Republican leadership for the 1983 Legislative Session. Whereas, it is the intent of the legislature to ensure that benefits and protections provided to persons of one Minority Leader: sex are extended to all persons, and it is further the intent Assistant Minority Leader: Bob Travis of the legislature that this principle of extension of Caucus Chairperson: Joe Tregoning benefits shall apply to any protection or benefit provided Caucus Vice-Chairperson: Randy Radtke by law unless such law is specifically repealed by the Caucus Secretary: June Jaronitzky legislature; and Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: John Young Whereas, the legislature here acknowledges that such an amendment shall have no effect on the ability of Kindest personal regards, congress to conscript persons for military service of any JOSEPH TREGONING kind; and Republican Caucus Chairperson Whereas, it is the intent of the legislature that the right of privacy guaranteed in the federal constitution permits sex-segregated sanitary facilities; and 11 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983]

Whereas, the legislature intends this amendment to (4) The legislature may by law impose taxes on apply to discrimination based on sex and not incomes, privileges and occupations, which taxes may be discrimination based on sexual orientation; and graduated and progressive, and reasonable exemptions may be provided. Whereas, the legislature has determined, understands and intends that such an amendment shall not limit in (5) The legislature may by law impose excise, sales any way the legislature's power to enact legislation and use taxes. Of any tax imposed on sales or use, the prohibiting, regulating or allowing abortion; now, legislature shall by law set aside an amount equal to 40% therefore, be it of the proceeds for a school property tax credit. Fifty percent of the amount shall be made available to the Resolved by the senate, the assenzbly concurring, That: towns, villages and cities in proportion to their share of SECTION I. Section 25 of article I of the the total property tax levied for education purposes and constitution is created to read: 50% of the amount shall be made available to the towns, villages and cities on the basis of a general equalization [Article I] Section 25. Equality of rights or equal school aid formula, as set by law. Such towns, villages protection under the law may not be denied on the basis and cities shall allocate the entire amount of such moneys of sex. . to property owners in proportion to their share of total Be it further resolved, Thai this proposed amendment assessed valuation in the taxing jurisdiction. The be referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next resultant amounts shall be shown separately on property general election and that it be published for 3 months tax bills as a credit against all property taxes due. previous to the time of holding such election. Be it further resolved, That this proposed amendment be referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next general election and that it be published for 3 months April 1982 Special Session previous to the time of holding such election. Assembly Joint Resolution 1 Enrolled No. 43

ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION SEAT ASSIGNMENTS To amend section 1 of article VIII of the constitution, relating to earmarking not less than 40% of any state January 3, 1983 sales or use taxes for education property tax relief To the Honorable Assembly: (first consideration). Pursuant to Assembly Rule 2 (4), in the 1983 session Resolved by the assembly, the senate concurring, That: Democratic members will be seated on the east (door) side of the center aisle plus seats 56, 69 to 72. 81 to 84 and SECTION I. Section 1 of article VIII of the 96 to 100; seat 55 will remain unassigned, and constitution is amended to read: Republican members will be seated in the remaining seats [Article VIII] Section I. The Except as further on the west (window) side of the aisle. provided in this section, the rule of taxation shall be THOMAS LOFTUS uniform but the. Speaker ( I ) The legislature may empower by law authorize Member Seat No. cities, villages or towns to collect and return taxes on real Andrea 92 estate located therein by optional methods. Antaramian 87 Becker 99 (2) Taxes shall be levied upon such property with Bell 71 such classifications as to forests and minerals including Bolle 86 or separate or severed from the land, as the legislature Bradley 77 shall prescribe prescribes by law. Taxation of Brist 68 agricultural land and undeveloped land, both as defined Buettner 74 by law, need not be uniform with the taxation of each Byers other nor with the taxation of other real property. 45 Chvala 69 (3) Taxation of merchants' stock-in-trade. Clarenbach 9 manufacturers materials and finished products, and Coggs. M. 14 livestock need not be uniform with the taxation of real Coggs, S 30 property and other personal property, but the taxation of Coleman 17 all such merchants' stock-in-trade, manufacturers' Cowles 50 materials and finished products and livestock shall be Crawford 57 uniform, except that the legislature may provide by law Czarnezki 32 that the value thereof shall be determined on an average Donoghue 46 basis. Taxes-mey-ake-be-imilesed Foti 42 12 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983]

Gerlach 61 Stitt 3 Gilson 31 Stower 13 Goetsch 75 Swoboda 63 Goodrich 73 Tesmer 34 Gronemus 39 Thompson, R. 56 Hasenohrl 98 Thompson, T. 4 Hauke 91 Travis, D 29 Helbach 100 Travis, R 1 Hephner 62 Tregoning 19 Holperin 82 Turba 27 Holschbach 85 Ulichny 12 Huelsman 23 Vanderperren 95 Jaronitzky 2 Van Gorden 28 Jauch 588 Wai llingi i ain s 51 Johnson 40 Kasten 22 Wimmer 52 Kincaid ' 93 Wineke 70 K unicki 96 Wood 33 Larson 48 Young 25 Lewis 59 Zeuske 47 Loftus 5 Looby 94 Luckhardt 18 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS McEssy 20 Manske 54 Agriculture Matty 49 Lary Swoboda, Chairperson Meaux 88 Gervase Hephner, Vice-Chairperson Medinger 97 Menos 64 Donald Hasenohrl Merkt 41 Patricia Smith Metz 60 Richard Shoemaker Miller 11 Steven Brist Moyer 72 Patricia Gronemus Munts 10 Harvey Stower Nelsen 21 Joseph Tregoning Neubauer 66 Wilfrid Turba Panzer 44 Heron Van Gorden Plewa 35 William Kasten Pious 83 Dale Schultz Porter 79 Children and Human Development Potter 36 John Medinger, Chairperson Prosser 80 Ronald Sell, Vice-Chairperson Quackenbush 76 Robert Thompson Radtke 15 Spencer Coggs Roberts 89 Jeanette Bell Robinson 67 John Schober Rogers 65 James Stewart Rooney 6 Joseph Wimmer Rosenzweig 26 Cathy Zeuske Rude 43 Rutkowski 37 Commerce and Consumer Affairs Schneider 90 Lois Pious. Chairperson Sch neiders 24 Barbara Gronem us. Vice-Chairperson Saiober 53 Lary Swoboda Schultz 78 Marjorie Miller Seer) 38 Annette Williams Scil 81 Spencer Coggs Shoemaker 7 June Jaronitzky Smith ...... 84 John Young SieWiirl ...... 16 Steven Foti 13 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3. 1983]

Peggy Rosenzweig Thomas Seery Cloyd Porter Consumer and Commercial Credit David Prosser Louise Tesmer, Chairperson James Rooney, Vice-Chairperson Brian Rude Gervase Hephner John Plewa Environmental Resources Calvin Potter Jeffrey Neubauer, Chairperson Thomas Meaux Thomas Seery, Vice-Chairperson Robert Jauch Thomas Crawford Esther Luckhardt Ronald Sell Gordon Bradley Jeanette Bell John Schober Earl Gilson Joseph Wimmer Betty Jo Nelsen Cloyd Porter Criminal Justice and Public Safety Randall Radtke David Travis, Chairperson Brian Rude Robert Thompson, Vice-Chairperson Joseph Looby Excise and Fees James Rutkowski Gervase Hephner, Chairperson John Medinger Gus Menos, Vice-Chairperson Marcia Coggs Cletus Vanderperren Barbara Ulichny Joseph Looby Lois Pious Thomas Hauke Walter Kunicki Lloyd Kincaid David Prosser Donald Hasenohrl Sheehan Donoghue Earl McEssy Lolita Schneiders Gordon Bradley Robert Goetsch Esther Luckhardt Richard Matty Economic Development Barbara Ulichny, Chairperson Family and Economic Assistance , Vice-Chairperson Marcia Coggs, Chairperson David Clarenbach Harvey Stower, Vice-Chairperson Jeffrey Neubauer Marjorie Miller Spencer Coggs John Medinger Dale BoIle Walter Kunicki Thomas Seery Ronald Sell Mary Panzer Cloyd Porter Sheehan Donoghue Carol Buettner Robert Travis Robert Cowles Tommy Thompson Dale Schultz Elections Financial Institutions and Insurance Thomas Crawford, Chairperson Thomas Hauke, Chairperson Raymond Moyer, Vice-Chairperson Thomas Meaux, Vice-Chairperson Marcia Coggs James Rooney David Travis Louise Tesmer Barbara Ulichny John Plewa Jeffrey Neubauer Richard Shoemaker Richard Matty Randall Radtke John Young David Prosser Joanne Huelsman John Manske Cathy Zeuske Esther Walling Government Operations Energy and Utilities Virgil Roberts, Chairperson Chester Gerlach. Chairperson Joseph Czarnezki, Vice-Chairperson Earl Gilson. Vice-Chairperson John Plewa Walter Kunicki Joseph Andrea James Holperin Robert Quackenbush Charles Chvala Randall Radtke 14 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983)

Health and Human Services Thomas Crawford Walter Kunicki, Chairperson Steven Brist Robert Jauch, Vice-Chairperson Mark Lewis Chester Gerlach David Prosser Marcia Cog,gs Betty Jo Nelsen David Travis John Schober Patricia Smith Joseph Wimmer Lois Pious Labor John Robinson Jeanette Bell Joseph Looby, Chairperson James Holperin Vernon Holschbach, Vice-Chairperson John Young Thomas Hauke Lolita Schneiders David Clarenbach Wilfrid Turba Chester Gerlach Carol Buettner Calvin Potter Peggy Rosenzweig Robert Thompson Higher and Vocational Education Charles Chvala John Antaramian Marjorie Miller, Chairperson John Merkt Robert Jauch, Vice-Chairperson Esther Luckhardt William Rogers Calvin Potter Joseph Tregoning John Medinger Patricia Goodrich Jeffrey Neubauer James Stewart Joseph Czarnezki Local Affairs Joseph Wineke Joseph Andrea, Chairperson Patricia Goodrich Spencer Coggs, Vice-Chairperson Robert Quackenbush Richard Shoemaker Mary Panzer Vernon Holschbach Joanne Huelsman John Robinson James Stewart Thomas Meaux Highways Joseph Wineke Cletus Vanderperren, Chairperson Dale BoIle Gus Menos, Vice-Chairperson Mark Lewis Virgil Roberts Raymond Moyer Donald Hasenohrl Sheehan Donoghue Patricia Smith Robert Larson Vernon Holschbach John Manske Mark Lewis Esther Walling Raymond Moyer Robert Goetsch Dale Bolle Gordon Bradley Organization (All Ex Officio) Earl McEssy Thomas Loftus, Chairperson Charles Coleman Gary Johnson. Vice-Chairperson Heron Van Gorden David Clarenbach Esther Walling Richard Shoemaker Judiciary James Rooney Tommy Thompson James Rutkowski, Chairperson Robert Travis Charles Chvala. Vice-Chairperson Joseph Tregoning Louise Tesmer 15 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 1983]

Primary and Secondary Education Tourism and Recreation Calvin Potter, Chairperson Patricia Smith, Chairperson Joseph Czarnezki, Vice-Chairperson James Holperin, Vice-Chairperson William Rogers Lary Swoboda Virgil Roberts Lloyd Kincaid Marjorie Miller Chester Gerlach Lois Pious Robert Thompson Jeffrey Neubauer Harvey Stower Annette Williams Richard Matty Robert Jauch June Jaronitzky Ronald Sell Charles Coleman Patricia Goodrich Cathy Zeuske Robert Quackenbush John Merkt Transportation Robert Travis Donald Hasenohrl, Chairperson Wilfrid Turba Cletus Vanderperren, Vice-Chairperson Thomas Hauke Revenue Barbara Ulichny Lloyd Kincaid, Chairperson John Antaramian Joseph Wineke, Vice-Chairperson Charles Chvala William Rogers Joseph Tregoning John Antaramian William Kasten Harvey Stower Peggy Rosenzweig John Merkt Brian Rude Charles Coleman Robert Cowles Veterans and Military Affairs John Manske Gus Menos, Chairperson Rules Dale Bolle, Vice-Chairperson Gervase Hephner Gary Johnson, Chairperson (Ex Officio) Joseph Looby Thomas Loftus, Vice-Chairperson (Ex Officio) Lary Swoboda David Clarenbach (Ex Officio) Joseph Andrea James Rooney (Ex Officio) Robert Larson Richard Shoemaker (Ex Officio) Francis Byers Walter Kunicki Heron Van Gorden Tommy Thompson (Ex Officio) Robert Goetsch Robert Travis (Ex Officio) Joseph Tregoning (Ex Officio) Forest Productivity and Rural Development Small Business James Holperin, Co-Chairperson Harvey Stower, Co-Chairperson Annette Williams, Chairperson Lloyd Kincaid Mark Lewis, Vice-Chairperson Donald Hasenohrl John Robinson Patricia Smith Dale BoIle Richard Shoemaker Raymond Moyer John Robinson Barbara Gronemus Earl Gilson Francis Byers Robert Jauch Carol Buettner Steven Brist Steven Foti Sheehan Donoghue Joanne Huelsman Richard Matty State Affairs Robert Larson John Plewa, Chairperson June Jaronitzky Jeanette Bell, Vice-Chairperson William Kasten Annette Williams Audit Barbara Gronemus Earl Gilson Joseph Czarnezki, Assembly Chairperson David Travis Francis Byers Lolita Schneiders Mary Panzer Steven Foti Dale Schultz

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Administrative Rules Education Commission of the States William Rogers, Assembly Chairperson Marjorie Miller Steven Brist. Assembly Vice-Chairperson Thomas Crawford Educational Communications Board Thomas Seery Steven Brist Betty Jo Nelsen Francis Byers Debt Management Council on Highway Safety John Robinson, Assembly Chairperson Cletus Vanderperren Marlin Schneider, Assembly Vice-Chairperson Esther Luckhardt Patricia Smith William Kasten Finance Council on Housing Mary Lou Munts, Assembly Chairperson Marlin Schneider, Assembly Vice-Chairperson John Robinson Sharon Metz Housing Finance Authority Wayne Wood Dismas Becker Thomas Loftus David Helbach Interstate Cooperation Commission Donald Stitt Thomas Loftus (Ex Officio) Employment Relations Gary Johnson (Ex Officio) Thomas Loftus. Assembly Chairperson (Ex Officio) James Rooney Gary Johnson. Assembly Vice-Chairperson (Ex David Travis Officio) Tommy Thompson (Ex Officio) Mary Lou Munts (Ex Officio) Joseph Tregoning Tommy Thompson (Ex Officio) Council on Migrant Labor Legislative Organization Walter Kunicki Thomas Loftus. Assembly Chairperson (Ex Officio) Patricia Goodrich Gary Johnson, Assembly Vice-Chairperson (Ex Officio) Boundary Area Commission Richard Shoemaker (Ex Officio) Richard Shoemaker, Co-Chairperson Tommy Thompson (Ex Officio) Virgil Roberts, Assembly Vice-Chairperson Robert Travis (Ex Officio) Barbara Gronemus Retirement Systems Earl Gilson Vernon Holschbach. Assembly Chairperson Robert Travis Joseph Andrea Brian Rude Patricia Goodrich Radioactive Waste Review Board Tax Exemptions James Holperin Steven Brist, Assembly Chairperson Peter Anderson (public member) Joseph Wineke Robert Quackenbush State Capitol & Executive Residence Board Air Resources Allocation Council David Travis Richard Shoemaker Jeffrey Neubauer Cloyd Porter Lolita Schneiders State Council on Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse State Supported Programs Study & Advisory Committee John Medinger Cletus Vanderperren, Co-Chairperson John Merkt Gus Menos, Assembly Vice-Chairperson John Plewa Sit e Building Commission Louise Tesmer John Pima Gordon Bradley James Rooney Joseph Wimmer Esther Luck hash Council on Traffic Law Enforcement Council on Child Labor Vernon Holschbach Donald Hasenohrl Joanne Huelsman Carol Buettner 17 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 3, 19831

Retirement Research Committee Bernard Powers, Sun Prairie Music Director, Dennis Vernon Holschbach, Assembly Chairperson (Ex Bary, Scott Kueber, Andy Schumacher, Pat White, Officio) Brian Nelson, Doug Gilchrist, Jon Boedefeld and Ed Joseph Andrea, Assembly Vice-Chairperson (Ex Wenzel. Officio) Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent Patricia Goodrich that the assembly adjourn in honor of Sue Meyer and Uniform State Laws Stephanie Case of the speaker's staff for arranging the Thomas Crawford reception in the parlor. Granted. David Prosser

Legislative Council Representative Johnson moved that the assembly Marlin Schneider stand adjourned until 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, January Louise Tesmer 25. Earl McEssy Gordon Bradley The question was: Shall the assembly stand adjourned? Motion carried. Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent The assembly stood adjourned. that the assembly adjourn in honor of the following 4:12 P.M. members of the Cambridge Woodwind Ensemble and the Sun Prairie Tuba Ensemble for the music they played in the parlor prior to today's session: Dave Anderson, Cambridge Music Director, Jackie Larson, Amy Gunnelson, Judy Lund, Amy Furseth and Karen Guetzlow;

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