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                  Final

Legislative Synopsis and Digest


     of the
1988 Session of the


Eighty-fifth General Assembly
   STATE OF ILLINOIS
        (No. 12)


Vol. III


Action on all Bills and Resolutions

           Received through

           March 30, 1989
               Published by the
           Legislative Reference Bureau
       Stanley M. Johnston, Executive Director
           Kathleen H. Kenyon, Editor







                      TABLE OF CONTENTS




Officers of the Senate ..............................  3

Officers of the House of Representatives .................  3

Legislative Reference Bureau Members. . ................ 3

Standing Committees of the Senate - Chairmen ..........  5

Standing Committees of the House - Chairmen............  6

Senate Bills 1-2280 ................................  7

House Bills 1-4311 ................................  792

Executive Orders  .................................  2004

Resolutions  .....................................  2005

Joint Session Resolutions ...........................  2006

Senate Joint Resolutions Constitutional Amendments .......  2008

House Joint Resolutions Constitutional Amendments .......  2009

Senate Joint Resolutions ...........................  2019

House Joint Resolutions ............................  2036

Senate Resolutions ................................  2049

House Resolutions  ................................  2124

Statutes Amended .................................  2213

Index to Sponsors - Senate..........................  2322

Index to Sponsors -  House ..........................  2386

Index to Subject Matter..............................  2539

Governor's Action .................................  2851
                           (1,776-4-89-P.O. 72099)
                      (Printed by Authority of the State of Illinois)
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                                                                    HB-3825

HB-3825     MAUTINO.
.                 (Ch. 43, par. 101)
  Amends the Liquor Control Act with respect to oaths of commissioners. Makes
references gender neutral.
  SApr 08 1988     First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3826     FREDERICK,VF - HASARA.
                  (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 808.1)
  Amends the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Confidentiality Act.
Provides that the agency designated by the Governor to protect and advocate the
rights of persons with developmental disabilities shall have access to the records, for
the purpose of inspection and copying, of a person with developmental disabilities
who resides (now, resided) in a developmental disability or mental health facility.
Effective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, pars. 4-208 and 4-605
  Amends the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code. Changes ref-
erences to the "private not-for-profit corporation designated as the agency to pro-
tect and advocate the rights of persons with developmental disabilities" to the
"Guardianship and Advocacy Commission." Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to State Government
                                             Administration
      Apr 28            Amendment No.01    ST GOV ADMIN          Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DEANGELIS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 24       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                             Correctn
      May 25        Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Committee Public Health, Welfare &
                                             Correctn
      Jun 10                               Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Third Reading - Passed 054-002-000
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 20        Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30        Governor approved
                      PUBLIC ACT 85-1247 effective date 08-30-88

 HB-3827    CHURCHILL.
                  (Ch. 34, par. 414)
   Amends the Counties Act. Provides that county contributions for subdivision
 schools may be based on and used for both land acquisition and other major capital
 expenditures rather than just land acquisition.




HB-3827-Cont.


  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 34, new par. 409.18)
  Provides that corporate authorities of counties with population greater than
$600,000 may impose alcoholic beverage taxes. Such taxes shall be used to establish
facilities for those convicted of driving under the influence.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Counties & Townships
      Apr 28                               Do Pass/Consent Calendar 013-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 03       Remvd from Consent Calendar
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 10       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                        Amendment No.01    HOFFMAN               Adopted
                                           052-041-004
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 13       Short Debate-3rd Lost 035-069-004

HB-3828     CHURCHILL - WENNLUND - PANAYOTOVICH.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1022.19)
  Amends the Environmental Protection Act to require operators of landfills and
garbage transfer stations to provide truck cleaning facilities at the exits to the site;
requires truck drivers to clean mud, garbage and other site material off their trucks,
and makes violation a petty offense with a $500 fine.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Limits application to the collar counties.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                             Nat. Resource
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20                               Mtn Prey-Recall 2nd Reading
                        Amendment No.01    CHURCHILL             Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.02    WENNLUND              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000
                   Third Reading - Passed 100-015-001
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 02        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

'HB-3829    CHURCHILL
                  (Ch. 85, pars. 6401, 6403 and 6404)
   Amends An Act concerning the local procurement of architectural, engineering
and land surveying services. Limits application of the Act to contracts requiring the
expenditure of at least $10,000.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3830


'HB-3830 COUNTRYMAN.
                 (Ch. 120, pars. 9-902 and 444j)
  Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act and the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act to
provide that, in sales of businesses, the purchaser be required to withhold an amount
from the purchase price in accordance with a specified formula (now as estimated
by the Department of Revenue). Also enacts provisions establishing time limita-
tions for issuing and resolving stop orders of the Department relating to such sales
of businesses.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3831     OLSON,MYRON - LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7353)
  Amends the AIDS Registry Act. Provides that the meaning of AIDS and
AIDS-related complex shall be the meanings ascribed to those terms by the federal
government (instead of the Centers for Disease Control). Effective immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 55.41
   Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Provides that the Department of Public
Health shall approve tests or testing procedures used in determining exposure to hu-
man immunodeficiency virus or any other indentified causative agent of AIDS.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Provides that the meanings of AIDS and AIDS-related complex shall be as de-
fined by the Centers for Disease Control or National Institutes of Health.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 7304 and 7306
   Amends the AIDS Confidentiality Act. Provides that no person may order (rath-
er than perform) an HIV test without the consent of the subject or his representa-
tive. Provides that provisions relating to giving written consent by an anonymous
coded system do not apply when such consent is not required by law.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      Apr 28                              Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01   OLSON,MYRON            Adopted
                        Amendment No.02   OLSON,MYRON            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 112-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
       May 24      Sen Sponsor DEANGELIS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
       May 25      Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                           Correctn
       Jun 10                              Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             011-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng

   1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3831-Cont.


      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    PUB HEALTH             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 27       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 25       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1248 effective date 08-30-88

HB-3832     LEVIN - CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7315.1)
  Amends the AIDS Confidentiality Act. Deletes provision exempting health
maintenance organizations from application of Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-3833    LEVIN - CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 5-5.5, new par. 5-5.18)
  Amends the medical assistance Article of the Public Aid Code. Deletes require-
ment that the Department of Public Aid consider quality incentive payments to re-
ward long-term care facilities for improving quality of care for AIDS patients.
Requires the Department to establish a separate payment rate to be paid to facili-
ties which provide long-term care to AIDS patients, which rate shall reimburse the
facilities for their additional costs incurred in providing such care.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3834    LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 34-18b; new pars. 34-18e and 34-18f)
  Amends The School Code to establish the local school autonomy phase-in pro-
gram at selected participating attendance centers in school districts situated in cit-
ies having a population exceeding 500,000. Provides for appointment by the board
of education of the District Wide Advisory Committee on Local School Autonomy
and defines its powers and duties, including the manner of selecting participating
attendance centers. Provides for creation in each participating attendance center of
a school management council and defines its powers and duties with respect to
school governance, including instructional objectives, personnel hiring and alloca-
tion and budgetary authority. Provides for dissolution of local school improvement
councils in participating attendance centers, and makes other changes relative to
such improvement councils in non-participating attendance centers. Imposes limits
on staff and expenses of administrative units. Effective immediately.
   STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS.
   STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education)
   This legislation would require the Chicago Board of Education to spend approxi-
mately $30,000 and require the State Board of Education to expend approximately
$138,000 for training.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 008-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17                               St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng

  1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3834--Cont.


     May 19       Second Reading
                  Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                         3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                         THRU 6/03/88 -
                                         BERRIOS
                  Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000
                  Held on 2nd Reading
     Jun 02       Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                         3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                         THRU 6/10/88 -
                                         BERRIOS
                  Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 113-000-000
                  Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 09      Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                         3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                         THRU 6/17/88 -
                                         LEVIN
                  Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 118-000-000
                  Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 17      Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-3835    LEVIN - MORROW - FLOWERS - BERRIOS - MARTINEZ, JONES,L
           AND WILLIAMSON.
                 (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 11-1301.3 and 11-1301.4)
  Amends the Vehicle Code. Provides for a fine of at least $50 for unauthorized use
of handicapped parking spaces. Also provides recognition for out of state handi-
capped parking insignia.
  FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Sec. of State)
  HB-3835 will have no fiscal impact on the Sec. of State Office.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-616 and 11-1301.1)
  Places cap on fine of $100.
      Apr 08 1988 First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14      Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                           Vehicles
      Apr 28                             Recommended do pass 019-001-001
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                             Fiscal Note filed
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17      Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   LEVIN                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18      Third Reading - Passed 116-001-000
                  Arrive Senate
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Primary Sponsor Changed To BROOKINS
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor FRIEDLAND
                                         Committee Rules
                   Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                         Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                         Assigned to Transportation
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3836     BLACK - WILLIAMSON - HULTGREN - PANAYOTOVICH - REGAN.
                 (Ch. 110 1/2, pars. lla-2, 11lla-9, lla-10 and lla-17)
   Amends the Probate Act. Eliminates gambling, idleness, debauchery or excessive
use of intoxicants or drugs as grounds for disability. Requires a petition for guard-


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HB-3836-Cont.


ianship to be accompanied by a report giving more detailed medical information.
Requires the summons to inform the respondent of various rights. Requires the per-
sonal guardian to report to the court annually.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 04                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 007-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 11       Remvd from Consent Calendar
                                          STERN & MATIJEVICH
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 12       Removed Short Debate Cal YOUNG,A
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 13       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 112-000-002
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3837     DIDRICKSON.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 6.02)
  Amends the Civil Administrative Code to provide for an increase of the Labor
Department Advisory Board by 9 members. Provides for staggered terms and for
the composition of the Advisory Board.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Labor & Commerce
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-3838    BARNES.
                  (Ch. 127, new pars. 46.6c and 141.237)
  Amends the Civil Administrative Code and an Act in relation to State finance.
Requires the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs to develop a pro-
gram of grants for band and orchestra trips in connection with performances pro-
moting Illinois. Creates the necessary fund in the State treasury. Effective
immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   In keeping with the bill's designation of grants, changes certain references from
"funds" to "grants".
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 04                              Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                          Committee Revenue
      May 05                              Committee discharged 112-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    BARNES                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 092-025-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3838-Cont.


May 24       First reading
             Sen Sponsor MAHAR

Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


Referred to Rules


HB-3839     CHURCHILL.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 607)
  Amends the Illinois Enterprise Zone Act to revise the preference in enterprise
zone designation provision to additionally specify areas with high levels of business
and industry loss.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 05                               Motn discharge comm lost 057-048-000
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3840     DIDRICKSON.
                  (Ch. 111, pars. 901, 904 and 914)
   Amends the Private Employment Agencies Act. Provides for a $100 increase in
licensing fees, a 100% increase in the examination fees and $15 increase in the em-
ployment counsellor renewal fee. Also brings executive search forms for positions
paying less than $40,000 within the definition of employment agencies.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: (Ch. 111, par. 914)
   Removes Executive Search firm inclusion in the definition of employment
agencies.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Labor & Commerce
      May 04                                Recommended do pass 015-001-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 102-011-004
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       May 24       Sen Sponsor HUDSON
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
                    First reading           Referred to Rules
       May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                            Re-referred to Committee on
                                              Assignment of Bills


Jun 02

Jun 16


Jun 22


Waive Posting Notice 7C


Assigned to Insurance, Pensions &
  License Act
Recommended do pass 009-000-000


Placed Calndr,Second Readng
Second Reading
     Amendment No.01    HUDSON
                        & ZITO
                        Adopted
Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
Speaker's Table, Concurence 01


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HB-3840-Cont.


      Jun 27       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/114-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 25       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 22       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1408 effective date 01-01-89

HB-3841     ROPP - NOVAK, HICKS, SALTSMAN, EWING AND BRESLIN.
                  (Ch. 61, par. 2.30)
  Amends the Wildlife Code. Extends the beaver trapping season one month to
March 31.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01     BRUNSVOLD             Lost
                                          049-060-001
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 116-000-001
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Added As A Joint Sponsor DAVIDSON
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3842    ROPP.
                  (New Act)
   Creates the Illinois Council on Vocational Education and defines its powers and
duties. Effective July 1, 1988.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3843    ROPP AND RONAN.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 1201-2, 1203-2, 1203-4, 1203-13, 1204-4, 1204-11
                and 1205-1)
   Amends The All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act. Makes various changes regarding
the operation and regulation of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), including: transfers au-
thority to issue safety certificates for ATVs from the Department of Transportation
to the Department of Conservation who shall, by rule, establish a program to issue
such certificates; with certain restrictions, allows persons under 10 years of age to
operate ATVs; permits, during emergencies, passengers on ATVs; exempts from
registration ATVs operated upon land used for agricultural operations; adds 1 addi-
tional ATV operator as member of advisory committee advising the Director of the
Department of Conservation on matters pertaining to ATVs; and defines competi-
tive ATV event as activity sanctioned by the American Motorcycle Association.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3844     ROPP.
                  (Ch. 111, new par. 4400-33.1)
   Amends the Medical Practice Act of 1987. Authorizes persons licensed under the
Act to practice medicine in all of its branches to employ and train medical assistants

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3844--Cont.


who, under the direct responsibility of the physician, may perform clinical proce-
dures, administer basic first aid, assist with patient examinations or treatments and
perform certain other duties.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3845     GIORGI - TURNER.
                  (Ch. 105, par. 327)
  Amends An Act concerning aquariums and museums in public parks. Eliminates
a reference to a Section that was repealed.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 011-005-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20           Amendment No.01    RICE                  Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02    SALTSMAN              Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03    PULLEN                Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 086-012-016
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor SAVICKAS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 4HB-3846   MCPIKE.
                  (Ch. 127, pars. 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 657 and 666)
   Amends the General Obligation Bond Act. Increases the total amount the State
 is authorized to issue, sell and provide for the retirement of general obligation
 Bonds from $2,796,433,072 to $2,796,433,078. Increases by $1 the amount autho-
 rized for capital facilities, transportation, school construction, anti-pollution, coal
 and energy development and refunding bonds.
   STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE
   HB 3846 will have no appreciable effect on State general obligation debt.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
       Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, pars. 654, 655, 656, and 657
       Adds reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 141.236 and pars. 659,
       661, 662, 669, and 2871; Ch. 144, par. 2404
   Amends General Obligation Bond Act. Increases authorization by $757,100,000.
 Expands purpose of expenditures for the Superconducting Super Collider to include
 tunneling and related capital costs. Increases amount of General Obligation Bonds
 which may be issued in the form of College Savings Bonds from $300 million to
 $500 million. Amends Sections of and adds Sections to the General Obligation
 Bond Act, the Build Illinois Bond Act, the Baccalaureate Savings Act and the State
 Finance Act for the purposes of (1) reducing the cost of the State bond programs,
 (2) allowing for more efficient administration of the State bond programs and (3)
 compliance with new features of the federal tax law. Effective immediately.
   FISCAL NOTE (Bureau of the Budget)
   During FY89, general obligation bond sales of $340 million would support the
 Capital Program. The FY89 general obligation debt service is projected to be

   4 State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3846-Cont.


$148.5 million from the Road Fund and $375.6 million from GRF. Issuance of gen-
eral obligation variable rate debt of $100 million would save the State $2.5 million
to $3.0 million in debt service during the first year and $35 to $40 million over the
life of the bonds, assuming variable rates remained around 4.9%.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 127,par. 659
  Deletes the provision allowing the Governor and Director of the Bureau of the
Budget to determine interest rates, manner of sale, security and fund transfers for
variable rate bonds.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, par. 661
  Reestablishes the requirement that the Director of the Bureau of the Budget
must advertise the sale of bonds in designated newspapers.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, par. 662
  Removes the provision allowing the Governor and Director of the Bureau of the
Budget to reallocate unspent bond proceeds.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, pars. 669 and 2817
  Removes the provision that investment income earned from investment of money
in various funds not needed for current expenditures must be retained in each such
fund.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 141.236
      Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 656 new pars. 141.237 and
      141.238
   Adds provision amending The General Obligation Bond Act to increase the au-
thorization for anti-pollution bonds by $10,000,000. Provides that funds from such
bonds may be used for loans as well as grants. Adds provision amending the State
Finance Act to create the Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund.
   STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE, AS AMENDED
   HB-3846 increases:
      Anti-Pollution  authorization  by ............................................. $  10.0  M ( 2.1%)
      Capital Facilities authorization by  ..........................................  557.1 M(28.0%)
      Refunding authorization by ..................................................  200.0 M(40.6%)
      Potential general obligation debt by .....................................  1,421.1 M(17.3%)
      Potential per capita general obligation
        principal outstanding by       $65.87 (15.1%)
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Decreases bond authorization for capital facilities and educational purposes.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      Apr 21                              State Debt Note Filed
                                          Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 04            Amendment No.01   EXEC VET AFRS         Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            011-007-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11                              Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                   Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading


Held on 2nd Reading


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May 18


Fiscal Note filed




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     May 19           Amendment No.02    CHURCHILL             Adopted
                      Amendment No.03    EWING                 Adopted
                      Amendment No.04    PIEL                  Adopted
                      Amendment No.05    EWING                 Adopted
                      Amendment No.06    EWING                 Withdrawn
                      Amendment No.07    MCPIKE                Withdrawn
                      Amendment No.08    LEVERENZ              Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                  Third Reading - Passed 110-000-003
                  Arrive Senate
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24      Sen Sponsor CARROLL
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
     May 25       First reading          Referred to Rules
     Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                         Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
     Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                         Assigned to Appropriations I
                                         State Debt Note Filed AS AMEND.
                                         Committee Appropriations I
      Jun 15                             Recommnded do pass as amend
                                           022-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21      Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   APPROP I              Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22      Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                  Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 23      H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01
      Jun 24      Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01
      Jun 30      S Refuses to Recede Amend 01
                  S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
                  Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL
                                           HALL, LECHOWICZ,
                                           WEAVER,S &
                                           ETHEREDGE
                  Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST
                  Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCPIKE,
                                           LEVERENZ, BOWMAN,
                                           CHURCHILL & EWING
      Jul 02      Tabled House Rule 79(E)

HB-3847    LEFLORE.
                 (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 6-106.1a)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires the Secretary of State to establish a
drug testing program for school bus drivers. Provides that persons testing positive
shall be required to undergo counselling and rehabilitation programs established by
the State Superintendent of Education in conjunction with the Secretary of State.
Provides that all costs associated with such drug testing or subsequent rehabilita-
tion shall be borne by the employer of the person tested.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                           Vehicles
      May 04                             Interim Study Calendar
                                           TRANSPORTATN
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die







SHB-3848 RICHMOND - BRUNSVOLD - BRESLIN - HICKS - NOVAK, CURRAN,
           DEJAEGHER, DUNN,JOHN, GRANBERG, HANNIG, HARTKE, HOMER,
           MAUTINO, MULCAHEY, PHELPS, REA, SALTSMAN, SATTER-
           THWAITE, WOLF AND HULTGREN.
                 (Ch. 5, new par. 1213.1)
  Amends the Illinois Farm Development Act. Creates a Center for Post-Harvest
Technology in Peoria to promote the use of agricultural products for food, fuel,
pharmaceuticals, chemicals, materials and other value-added products, to promote
bio-technology and genetic engineering, to promote cooperative research into
post-harvest technology, and to encourage the location of post-harvest industries in
Central Illinois. Effective immediately.
  FISCAL NOTE
  It would require an annual appropriation of $250,000 to establish and operate the
Center for Post-Harvest Technology.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Agriculture
      Apr 28                              Recommended do pass 014-000-002
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11                              Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18                              Fiscal Note filed
                   Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

' HB-3849   RICHMOND - STEPHENS.
                  (Ch. 43, pars. 115, 118, 121 and 158 and new par. 95.30)
  Amends the Liquor Control Act. Creates a new class of licensees for limited wine
manufacturers. Defines a limited wine manufacturer as one producing no more than
100,000 gallons per year from Illinois grapes, but allows the use of from 60% to
100% imported grapes based on years of operation, subject to the percentages being
increased by the Director of Agriculture in years of crop failure or severe drought.
Provides for $100 license fee. Exempts limited wine manufacturers from the Illinois
excise taxes. Limits sales.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3850     PHELPS - RICHMOND - REA - HICKS - HANNIG AND GRANBERG.
                  (Ch. 24, new par. 11-117-2.1; Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 8-408)
   Amends the Illinois Municipal Code and The Public Utilities Act to prohibit the
purchase or transmission of electrical power generated in a country other than the
United States or generated hydroelectrically outside this State.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that the prohibition against the purchase of hydroelectrically generated
power by municipalities and public utilities applies only to hydroelectric power gen-
erated outside the United States, rather than this State.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
   Limits only the purchase of electrical power generated hydroelectrically outside
of the United States, rather than electrical power generated outside the United
States.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Public Utilities

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3848




HB-3850-Cont.


      Apr 28           Amendment No.01    PUB UTILITIES          Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            014-001-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    PHELPS                 Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03    PHELPS                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 106-003-001
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor DUNN,RALPH
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

3 HB-3851   RICHMOND.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 14-108 and 14-110)
  Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to extend the Depart-
ment of Corrections retirement formula to certain employees of the Chester Mental
Health Center. Effective January 1, 1989.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

'HB-3852    RICHMOND - HARTKE - HICKS - NOVAK - GRANBERG, BRUNS-
            VOLD, HANNIG AND PHELPS.
                  (New Act)
  Stresses the need for a coordinated program of production agriculture research
and application in this State. Provides for the allocation by the University of Illinois
of funds appropriated for this purpose. Effective July 1, 1988.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Agriculture
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar
                                             AGRICULTURE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3853     RONAN - RYDER.
                  (Ch. 110, par. 12-1001)
   Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to revise the provisions relating to personal
property exempt from judgment to provide that the amounts held in a retirement or
pension plan are exempt (presently only the debtors right to receive payments form
such plan are exempt). Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

 HB-3854    RYDER.
                  (Ch. 82, par. 101.1)
   Amends the Physician's Lien Act. Allows a lien on a patient's claim under the
 Workers' Compensation Act or the Workers' Occupational Diseases Act. Requires
 the patient, if the physician serves a notice of lien, to notify the physician when a
 claim is dismissed or settled, a final order or judgment is entered, or the patient has
 changed attorneys. Effective immediately.

   * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
   3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3854-Cont.


      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

SHB-3855   CHURCHILL.
                 (Ch. 23, pars. 2212.09 and 2214)
  Amends the Child Care Act of 1969 to remove all exclusions from the definition
of "day care center", and require the Department of Children and Family Services
to establish a program of regular inspections for day care centers.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB-3855 constitutes a service mandate for which reim-
bursement of 50% to 100% of the increased cost to school districts and units of local
government is required. Due to the nature of the bill, no estimate of the cost of reim-
bursement is available, but it could be substantial.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, par. 2212.09
  Reinstates the exceptions to the definition of "day care center".
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Select Committee on
                                           Children
      Apr 28                             St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                                         Committee Select Committee on
                                           Children
      May 05           Amendment No.01   CHILDREN              Adopted
                                         Recommnded do pass as amend
                                           012-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                             Fiscal Note Requested WHITE
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13                           , Fiscal Note Request W/drawn
                   Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 112-002-002
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN
                   First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3856    RYDER.
                 (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 100-22)
  Amends an Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental
Health and Developmental Disabilities. Provides that the Department may accept
and hold a grant, gift or legacy given to a Department facility that is no longer oper-
ating or a Department facility that is operating under a different name.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Adds immediate effective date.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Provides that if the Department accepts a grant, gift or legacy made for a partic-
ular purpose to a Department facility which is no longer operating, or is operating
under a different name, the Department shall use the grant, gift or legacy in a man-
ner carrying out the intent with regard to another facility or the renamed facility.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.

   * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1818




HB-3856--Cont.


  Provides that the purpose (rather than intent) of a gift is to be carried out.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to State Government
                                            Administration
      Apr 28                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    RYDER                  Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    MCGANN                 Adopted
                       Amendment No.03    MCGANN                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                            Correctn
      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1249 effective date 08-30-88

'HB-3857    DANIELS - RONAN.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the Community-Integrated Living Arrangements Licensure and Certifi-
cation Act to be administered by the Department of Mental Health and Develop-
mental Disabilities. Provides for licensure of community mental health or
developmental services agencies to provide community-integrated living arrange-
ments for mentally ill or developmentally disabled persons. Establishes licensure re-
quirements and authorizes issuance of 6-month temporary permit to allow the
holder thereof to become eligible for a license. Makes operation without license
punishable by a fine to be determined by the Department. Effective July 1, 1989.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Adds provisions concerning purposes and minimum standards for system of licen-
sure, notice of violations of the Act or rules, filing of complaints alleging violations
of the Act or rules, specific grounds for denial or revocation of a license, and admin-
istrative hearings. Provides that initial or renewal fee for license may not be more
than $200. Provides that operation of an agency after revocation of license or expi-
ration and nonrenewal of license is a business offense punishable by a fine of more
than $500 but not more than $2,000. Provides that operation of an agency without
a license or permit, if such operation continues after receiving a notice of violation
from the Department, is a business offense punishable by a similar fine. All fines
shall be paid to the Mental Health Fund.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 1, 1988)
  Provides that the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
shall issue, for a period not to exceed 6 months, a temporary permit to an applicant

  1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1819





HB-3857-Cont.                       1820

who demonstrates compliance with requirements established in rules and who sub-
mits an acceptable plan to meet all other requirements for full licensure (was, may
issue a temporary permit to allow the holder thereof reasonable time to become eli-
gible for a license).
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to State Government
                                           Administration
      Apr 26       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 114-000-000
                                           Committee State Government
                                           Administration
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    MCGANN                Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.02    MCGANN                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                             Correctn
      Jun 10                               Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 16       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    TOPINKA               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 056-000-001
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 23       H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01
      Jun 24       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01
      Jul 01       S Recedes from Amend. 01/054-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 27       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1250 effective date 07-01-89

HB-3858     BOWMAN.
                  (Ch. 15, pars. 211 and 215; Ch. 127, par. 132.9a)
   Amends State Comptroller Act and Illinois Purchasing Act to change minimum
amount from $2,500 to $5,000 for filing or approval of vouchers for contracts in-
volving professional or artistic skills, contracts paid from personal services and con-
tracts between the State and its employees to defer compensation. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                               Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000
                    Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 17        Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                    Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate




                                   1821                       HB-3858-Cont.

      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 095-017-005
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor NETSCH
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 16       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    SMITH
                                          Verified
                                          Lost
                       Amendment No.02    DEMUZIO
                                          RULED GERMANE
                                          Lost
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 21       Sent to the Governor
                   Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1132 effective date 07-21-88

2 HB-3859   YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 22A-109)
  Amends the Illinois Pension Code. Provides that the Comptroller shall be an
ex-officio member of the Illinois State Board of Investment.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3860     DUNN,JOHN.
                  (Ch. 110, pars. 3-101 and 3-102)
  Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Defines administrative agency to include
those empowered by ordinance to make administrative decisions. Permits ordi-
nances to provide for the application of the Administrative Review Law to the deci-
sions of agencies created or empowered by those ordinances.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3861     RONAN.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4153-202)
   Amends the Nursing Home Care Reform Act of 1979 to prohibit the Depart-
ment of Public Health from prescribing rules which restrict the ability of a facility
to develop flexible staffing patterns except as mandated by the Social Security Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services

  2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.





HB-3861-'Cont.


      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3862     PARKE.
                  (Ch. 34, pars. 3105 and 3111)
  Amends An Act in relation to water supply, drainage, sewage, pollution and flood
control in certain counties. Provides that municipalities located in 2 or more coun-
ties, one of which is a home rule county, may opt out of county control of solid waste
management.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 03       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                          Committee Energy Environment & Nat.
                                            Resource
      May 04                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                          Committee Energy Environment & Nat.
                                             Resource
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3863     PARKE.
                  (Ch. 24, pars. 10-1-17, 10-2.1-4 and 10-2.1-17)
  Amends the Municipal Code. Allows for the appointment of a deputy chief of po-
lice, subject to removal by the appointing authority.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3864     LEVIN - KEANE.
                  (Ch. 120, pars. 604 and 711)
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Provides that the state's attorney in counties
with a population of at least 1,000,000 shall mail to the taxpayer a copy of any final
judgment regarding a certificate of error within 15 days after the judgment is en-
tered (present law prescribes no time limit for the mailing of the notice). Provides
that a county with a population of at least 1,000,000 may provide that no notice of
an application for judgment and sale be sent to the taxpayer if no sale may be or-
dered because of the issuance of a certificate of error.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 706
   Deletes everything and amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Provides, in counties
with a population of 1,000,000 or more, that property that is subject to a certificate
of error shall not be included in regular tax sales and tax sale notices. Establishes
procedures for special tax sales of such property when such sales are necessary.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 05            Amendment No.01    REVENUE               Adopted
                                           016-000-000
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 116-001-000
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng


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HB-3864-Cont.


      May 19       Sen Sponsor NETSCH
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3865     MATIJEVICH.
                  (Ch. 32, new par. 7.90; rep. par. 7.85)
  Amends the Business Corporation Act of 1983. Provides that resident domestic
corporations may not engage in any business combination with an interested share-
holder for a period of 5 years after such shareholder became an interested share-
holder except under certain limited circumstances. Defines terms.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3866     RICHMOND - MULCAHEY - HANNIG - BRUNSVOLD - PHELPS.
  Appropriates $2,000,000 to the University of Illinois for allocation to various en-
tities in furtherance of a coordinated production agriculture program. Effective
July 1, 1988.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 12                               Assigned to Appropriations II
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

' HB-3867   WENNLUND.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1013.4)
  Amends the Environmental Protection Act to direct the Agency to study the fea-
sibility of using civic groups to collect water quality samples. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SHB-3868    STEPHENS.
                  (Ch. 46, pars. 2A-1.2, 22-1, 22-7 and 22-8; new par. 16-6.2; Ch. 111
                2/3, par. 2-101)
   Amends The Public Utilities Act and The Election Code. Provides that members
of the Illinois Commerce Commission shall be subject to retention elections every 4
years. Provides for the expiration of the terms of all commissioners on the second
Monday of January 1991. Provides for retention elections beginning at the 1994
general election. A vacancy is created if a commissioner fails to receive at least a
3/5 vote on retention. Changes terms of office of commissioners from 5 to 4 years.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

'HB-3869 HULTGREN - WENNLUND - PANAYOTOVICH - OLSON,ROBERT.
                  (New Act)
   Directs the Illinois Commerce Commission to prepare an annual report on rail-
way accidents in Illinois involving hazardous materials. Directs the Commerce
Commission to prepare a report by January 1, 1990 on remedial steps to reduce rail-
way accidents involving hazardous materials. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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SHB-3870   BRESLIN.
                 (Ch. 24, par. 11-74.4-4)
  Amends the Illinois Municipal Code to provide that the total area of all redevel-
opment project areas in any municipality shall not exceed 20% of the entire area
within such municipality's corporate limits.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 24, par. 11-74.4-8a
  Limits amount of special tax allocation funds a municipality may receive.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Revises the allowable percentage of a municipality for redevelopment project
areas.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 24, par. 2-2-5
  Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Permits contiguous territory which is in a
county with more than 1,000,000 inhabitants, does not exceed 4 square miles in
area, has all of the registered voters of a township not already included within any
municipality, is wholly bounded by a single municipality, and contains more than
1,200 residents, to incorporate with the permission of any municipality within 1 1/2
miles.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Adds January 1, 1989 effective date.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 11-74..4-4 and 11-74.4-8a
  Deletes provisions relating to redevelopment project areas and special tax alloca-
tion funds. Changes effective date to immediate.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                          Affairs
      May 04                              Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 019-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 17       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                       Amendment No.01    SALTSMAN             Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    SALTSMAN             Adopted
                       Amendment No.03    CAPPARELLI           Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.04    CAPPARELLI           Adopted
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 20       Short Debate-3rd Passed 110-000-000
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 02       Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 07       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SLGV
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Local Government
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 003-000-002
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    LECHOWICZ            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jan 10 1989  Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    LECHOWICZ            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading

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HB-3870-Cont.


     Jan 10-Cont.                        Floor motion SUSP.5C
                  Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000
                  Arrive House
                                         Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND
                                           RULE 79(D)
                                         & (E) AND PLACE ON
                                         ORDER CONCURRENCE
                                         -BRESLIN
                                         Mtn Take From Table Prevail
                  Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
                  H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/110-000-001
                  Passed both Houses
      Feb 01      Sent to the Governor
      Mar 08      Governor approved
                    PUBLIC ACT 85-1449 effective date 89-03-08

'HB-3871   BRESLIN.
                 (Ch. 127, new par. 63b2.3)
  Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Requires that the Department of Con-
servation employ the majority of its personnel in field services and use the majority
of its personal services appropriations for such employment.
  FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Conservation)
  No fiscal impact in the near term or long range. By far the majority of our person-
nel and personal services expenditures are for field services activities and not admin-
istrative activities.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                           Nat. Resource
      May 04                             Recommended do pass 009-004-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 13                             Fiscal Note filed
                   Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng
      May 20       Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) UNTIL 6/2/88
                                         -BRESLIN
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G
                   Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng
      Jun 02       Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3872     BRESLIN - BOWMAN - FLOWERS, NOVAK, LEFLORE, BRAUN, TUR-
            NER, HICKS AND RICHMOND.
                 Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 8-508.1)
   Amends The Public Utilities Act to require public utilities which own or operate
nuclear power plants to establish a decommissioning trust fund in an amount equal
to 2% of the value of the nuclear power plant. Effective immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Requires two decommissioning trust funds for each nuclear power plant, one of
 which shall be "tax-qualified". Makes other changes.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Requires 2 decommissioning funds for each nuclear plant, one of which shall be
 "tax qualified". Makes other changes.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Public Utilities

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      May 05           Amendment No.01    PUB UTILITIES          Adopted
                                          Do Pass Amend/Short Debate
                                            017-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 19       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                       Amendment No.02    BRESLIN                Adopted
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 115-001-000
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3873     BRESLIN - PHELPS AND LEFLORE.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 147.09)
  Amends the Hospital Licensing Act. Provides that every acute care hospital, for
each Medicare patient determined to need assistance with post-hospital care, shall
create a written comprehensive, individualized discharge plan that is consistent
with medical discharge orders and identified patient needs. Specifies information
which must be included in the plan. Provides for review of the plan if the patient dis-
agrees with it. Establishes procedures for discharge of Medicare patients.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Imposes certain notification and information requirements if the hospital dis-
charge plan recommends home health and other in-home and community-based
services.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Deletes all the amendatory provisions of the bill. Provides that acute care hospi-
tals, for Medicare patients who need assistance with post-hospital care, shall have
programs for development of written comprehensive, individualized discharge plans
to meet identified post-hospital patient care needs.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      Apr 28            Amendment No.01    HUMAN SERVICE         Adopted
                                           Do Pass Amend/Short Debate
                                             019-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 11       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 18                               Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                        Amendment No.02    BRESLIN               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Lost 031-069-008

SHB-3874    HASARA.
                  (Ch. 23, new par. 6104.04)
   Amends the Illinois Act on the Aging. Requires the Department on Aging, with
the assistance of the Department of Insurance, to conduct a public awareness cam-
paign on long-term care insurance to provide the public with information concern-
ing the types, availability and costs of long-term care services and other
information.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

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' HB-3875 CHURCHILL - PETERSON,W - WILLIAMSON - KUBIK.
                 (Ch. 24, pars. 8-4-1 and 11-113.1-1; Ch. 34, par. 421.3; Ch. 42, par.
               263.1; Ch. 48, par. 850.07)
  Amends the Municipal Code, Counties Act, Sanitary District Act of 1907 and
the Illinois Development Finance Authority Act to authorize certain municipalities
and sanitary districts to issue bonds without referendum for stormwater manage-
ment purposes, and to borrow money from IDFA for stormwater purposes; in-
creases IDFA's bond authorization by $10,000,000; requires Cook County to adopt
a stormwater management plan, and submit it for review to the Metropolitan Sani-
tary District; makes other changes.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of the DCCA, HB 3875 fails to meet the definition of a mandate.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Amends the Cook County Forest Preserve Act. Increases the bond authorization
for capital improvements for botanical gardens from $1,000,000 to $7,000,000. Ef-
fective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Amends the Cook County Forest Preserve Act. Increases the bond authorization
for capital improvements for botanical gardens from $1,000,000 to $7,000,000. Ef-
fective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 28      Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                         Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 04                             St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                       Amendment No.01   EXEC VET AFRS        Adopted
                                         DP Amnded Consent Calendar
                                           019-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 06       Remvd from Consent Calendar
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 19       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

'HB-3876    SHAW - YOUNG,A.
                 (Ch. 48, new par. 39y)
   Amends An Act regulating contributions by certain employers to benefit funds or
fringe benefits of their employees. Requires an employer who is required to offer its
employees the option of HMO membership to offer to each employee a health and
accident insurance plan. Effective immediately.
   STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
   STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
   In the opinion of DCCA, HB-3876 constitutes a personnel mandate for which re-
imbursement of the increased cost to a unit of local government is required. Due to
the nature of the bill, no estimate of the amount of reimbursement required is
available.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Human Services
      Apr 26                             St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                                         Committee Human Services

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HB-3875




HB-3876-Cont.


      May 04                             Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19      Second Reading
                  Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20      Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-3877    HASARA.
                 (Ch. 127, par. 526)
  Amends the State Employees Group Insurance Act. Provides that the program of
health benefits offered to State employees shall include coverage for care in a
long-term care facility, but that any such coverage shall be optional at an employ-
ee's election and the cost thereof shall be paid wholly by employees electing such
coverage.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-3878 BRESLIN - WENNLUND, DEUCHLER, CURRIE, KIRKLAND, SATTER-
           THWAITE, PANAYOTOVICH, GIGLIO AND JOHNSON.
                 (New Act)
  Creates the Waste Reduction and Recycling Act. Requires municipalities to
adopt a recycling program, and specifies the requirements of such programs. Re-
quires certain landfill operators to establish drop-off centers for recyclable materi-
als. Requires all plastic consumer packages to bear an embossed or molded mark
identifying the type of plastic, and bans the use of plastic beverage cans and plastic
binders on beverage cans. Requires separate collection and treatment of leaf waste.
Effective immediately.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB 3878 constitutes a service mandate for which reim-
bursement of 50% to 100% of the increased cost to units of local government is re-
quired. The estimated cost of reimbursement in FY91 is $8.25 million to $16.5
million.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes the short title to the Recycling and Waste Reduction Act. Requires
counties and Chicago to adopt and implement long-term solid waste management
plans. Requires composting of certain yard waste. Contains other provisions.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Changes short title to the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act. Restates pro-
visions of H-am 1. Changes yard waste to leaves. Makes numerous other changes.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                          Nat. Resource
      May 04                              St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                       Amendment No.01    ENRGY ENVRMNT        Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            010-003-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 18           Amendment No.02    BRESLIN              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 114-000-000
      May 19       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules

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HB-3878-Cont.


      May 25       Added As A Joint Sponsor VADALABENE
                                          Committee Rules
      Jun 02       Added As A Co-sponsor DEL VALLE
                                          Committee Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3879     CURRIE - DAVIS.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 132.605)
  Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act to provide that the
Council shall have the responsibility to devise policies, regulations and procedures
to enable minority and female owned businesses to access an equitable portion of
professional and artistic contracts. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to State Government
                                           Administration
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 106-011-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       First reading
                   Sen Sponsor SMITH
                                           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3880     CURRIE, DAVIS AND SATTERTHWAITE.
                  (Ch. 127, pars. 132.606 and 608)
  Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act. Requires that agen-
cies that are required to file compliance plans with the Minority and Female Busi-
ness Enterprise Council shall do so by September 1 of each year. Provides that the
Council shall annually file, with the governor, the findings, recommendations and
proposals that are necessary to enforce the Act, and that the Council, under certain
circumstances, may require an agency to revise its plan to provide additional oppor-
tunities for minority and female owned business participation.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes the date to file compliance plans to July 31 of each year instead of Sep-
tember 1.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to State Government
                                             Administration
      Apr 28            Amendment No.01    ST GOV ADMIN          Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 107-010-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor SMITH
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


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HB-3881


HB-3881     CURRIE AND LEFLORE.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 9-6; Ch. 40, par. 505)
  Amends the Public Aid Code to provide that job search, training and work pilot
programs administered by the Department of Public Aid shall be made available to
unemployed parents who have no other means of satisfying their obligations to pay
child support, as well as to unemployed parents of children who receive support ser-
vices from the Department. Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act
to delete restriction that a child must be receiving support services from the Depart-
ment of Public Aid for a court to order an unemployed parent to report to the De-
partment for participation in job search, training or work programs. Effective
immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, par. 9-6
      Adds reference to: Ch. 23, pars. 10-10, 10-12, 10-15 and new
      par. 10-11.1; Ch. 40, new pars. 505.1, 1115, 1224.1 and 2515.1
  Deletes everything. Amends the Public Aid Code, Marriage and Dissolution of
Marriage Act, Non-Support of Spouse and Children Act, Revised Uniform Recip-
rocal Enforcement of Support Act and Parentage Act. Provides that when a person
owing a duty of support is unemployed, the court or administrative enforcement
unit may order the person to seek employment, report periodically on his efforts to
seek employment, report to the Department of Employment Security for job search
services, apply to a Jobs Training Partnership Act provider for participation in its
programs, and, under specified circumstances, participate in job search, training or
work programs of the Department of Public Aid.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    CURRIE                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 115-001-000
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 31       Sen Sponsor MACDONALD
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3882     MAYS - TATE - EWING.
   Appropriates $1 to the Department of Conservation for the purpose of conduct-
ing a study to determine population concentrations of catfish in Illinois rivers and
streams. Effective July 1, 1988.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 12                               Assigned to Appropriations I
      May 05                               Interim Study Calendar APPROP I
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3883     BLACK.
   Appropriates $40,000 to the Vermilion County Conservation District for pur-
chase of equipment for conservation education. Effective July 1, 1988.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 12                               Assigned to Appropriations I

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HB-3883-Cont.


      May 05                               Interim Study Calendar APPROP I
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3884     RONAN.
                  (Ch. 46, par. 25-6)
  Amends The Election Code to provide that a vacancy in the office of State Sena-
tor shall be filled by the President of the Senate with the advice and consent of a ma-
jority of the members elected to the Senate and vacancies in the office of State
Representative shall be filled by the Speaker of the House with the advice and con-
sent of a majority of the members elected to the House.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3885     SUTKER - O'CONNELL.
                  (Ch. 110, par. 2-1303)
  Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that judgments entered in cases
filed after June 30, 1988 (except against a governmental entity or where a contract
provides for a different rate of interest) shall bear interest at the rates certified
semi-annually by the State Treasurer to the Courts Administrator and such interest
shall be compounded annually from the date the cause of action is filed until the
judgment is satisfied; and provides that in all other such cases where judgment is en-
tered after June 30, 1988 interest shall accrue at such rates from the date of judg-
ment. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3886     HICKS, NOVAK, VANDUYNE, PHELPS AND RICE.
                  (Ch. 23, pars. 2061.1 and 5035.1)
   Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act and the Act creating
 the Department of Children and Family Services. Provides that records concerning
 reports of child abuse or neglect, and case and clinical records of wards of the De-
 partment and other children or persons receiving or applying for certain services
 from the Department, may be disclosed to members of the news media who, prior to
 such disclosure, have agreed in writing not to disclose the name of any child who is
 a subject of such reports or records, the names of the child's family members, or any
 other information which could be used to identify the child.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Committee on
                                             Children
       May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 SHB-3887   SLATER.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 9-222; Ch. 120, pars. 418, 467.16, 468 and 2002)
   Amends The Public Utilities Act, the Motor Fuel Tax Law, The Gas Revenue
 Tax Act, The Public Utilities Revenue Act and the Telecommunications Excise
 Tax Act to exempt school districts subject to The School Code from taxes imposed
 by these Acts.
       Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
       Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue

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HB-3887-Cont.


May 06


Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E


HB-3888    CHURCHILL.
                 (Ch. 103, new par. 14.1a)
  Amends An Act to revise the law in relation to official bonds to allow county offi-
cials to be covered by blanket bonds where required by law to obtain a bond.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Prevents elected officials from being covered by a blanket surety bond. Removes
language making it mandatory for other officials to be covered by a blanket bond.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 120, pars. 418 and 424; Ch. 127, new
      par. 141.237
  Amends the Motor Fuel Tax Law. Beginning July 1, 1989, in counties with a
population of more than 600,000, but less than 3,000,000, imposes a county motor
fuel tax, also applicable to diesel fuel at a rate to be established by the county board,
but not to exceed 4 cents per gallon. Amends An Act in relation to State finance to
create the County Motor Fuel Tax Fund where tax proceeds will be deposited. Re-
quires monthly distribution of all funds to the county in which such funds were
collected.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      May 04                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 19       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                          Assignment of Bills
                                          Assigned to Local Government
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 16       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    GEO-KARIS            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    PHILIP               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 033-021-001
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
      Jun 27       H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02
      Jun 28       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02
                   S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02
                   S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
                   Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOLMBERG
                                           JONES, JACOBS,
                                           GEO-KARIS &
                                           SCHAFFER


Jul02
Nov 30


Tabled House Rule 79(E)
                       Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND
                         RULE 79(D)
                       & (E) AND PLACE
                       ON THE ORDER OF
                       CONF. COMM. REPTS.
                       -MCPIKE
                       Mtn Take From Table Prevail
Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST (06-28-88)


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      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3889    CHURCHILL - GIORGI.
                 (Ch. 25, par. 27.1; Ch. 53, pars. 35, 37, 44, 72 and 73; Ch. 115, par.
               9.07)
  Amends An Act concerning fees and salaries, An Act to provide for fees in coun-
ties of the third class, An Act to revise the law in relation to recorders, the Clerks of
Court Act, and the Sheriffs Compensation Act. Allows the county board, by ordi-
nance, to increase certain fees of the county services if justified by a cost study
showing that the statutory fees are not sufficient to cover the cost of providing the
service.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 05                              Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                          Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3890     TURNER - GIORGI - WILLIAMS - YOUNG,A - DAVIS, CULLERTON,
            BRESLIN, PHELPS, LEFLORE, MORROW, JONES,L, MARTINEZ AND
            SALTSMAN.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 307.3)
  Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act to provide that the Illinois Hous-
ing Development Authority shall conduct a study in relation to the creation and ad-
ministration of an Affordable Housing Program.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, par. 307.3
      Adds reference to: New Act; Ch. 120, par. 1003; Ch. 127, new
      par. 141.236
  Deletes all. Creates the Illinois Affordable Housing Program Act. Creates the Il-
linois Affordable Housing Advisory Commission which shall recommend steps to
take to alleviate the problem of low-income housing. Provides for loans and other fi-
nancing for the building of low-income housing. Amends An Act in relation to State
finance to create the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. Amends the Real Estate
Transfer Tax Act to raise the tax rate from 250 per $500 of value to 500 per $500.
Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Select Committee on
                                            Housing
      Apr 28            Amendment No.01   HOUSING               Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            011-000-006
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18                              3d Reading Consideration PP
                                          Calendar Consideration PP.
      May 20                              Verified
                   Third Reading - Lost 056-047-007

 HB-3891    DUNN,JOHN.
                  (Ch. 26, par. 4-213)
   Amends the Uniform Commercial Code. Provides that time periods after which
 bank deposits must be available for withdrawal shall be determined by the federal

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HB-3891-Cont.


Expedited Funds Availability Act and Federal Reserve Board regulations under
that Act. Effective September 1, 1988.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Financial Institutions
      Apr 15                                Re-assigned to Judiciary I
      Apr 28                                Do Pass/Consent Calendar 010-000-000
                    Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 04        Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                    Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12        Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17        Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 18        Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19        First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 01        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                            Re-referred to Committee on
                                              Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02        Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                            Assigned to Finance & Credit
                                              Regulations
      Jun 10                                Recommended do pass 009-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23        Third Reading - Passed 053-000-000
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 19        Sent to the Governor
      Jul 26        Governor approved
                      PUBLIC ACT 85-1134 effective date 09-01-88

HB-3892     KULAS - PETERSON,W.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1022.2)
   Amends the Environmental Protection Act regarding defenses to liability for
costs incurred due to a release of hazardous substance. Provides that with respect to
liability for acts or omissions of a third party occurring in connection with a con-
tractual relationship relating to the acquisition of property, an acquiring party may
avoid liability upon a showing that the acquiring party had no knowledge of hazard-
ous substance use or disposal on the property, was a governmental entity or ac-
quired the property by inheritance. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Judiciary I
       May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

3 HB-3893    MCGANN.
                   (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 12-118, 12-123, 12-124, 12-128, 12-130, 12-131,
                 12-133, 12-133.1, 12-135, 12-136, 12-137, 12-139, 12-140, 12-142,
                 12-143, 12-145, 12-146, 12-147, 12-150, 12-151, 12-151.2 and 12-187;
                 rep. pars. 12-110, 12-113, 12-129, 12-132, 12-181 and 12-184; new par.
                 12-194)
   Amends the Chicago Park District Article of the Pension Code to accelerate the
 automatic annual increase for certain persons who retire or were born in the months
 of January and July; provides that persons over age 70 may actively participate in

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HB-3893--Cont.


the Fund; removes age 70 restriction on disability benefits; fixes "money purchase"
annuities at time of retirement rather than age 70; also deletes obsolete matter and
makes other technical changes. Effective January 1, 1989.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS.
  PENSION IMPACT NOTE
  According to the system's actuary, the costs of this bill would probably be minor.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3894     RYDER.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 6-1.1)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Makes grammatical correction.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3895    WOLF.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the State Treasurer Employment Code to govern employment, retention
and dismissal of personnel by the State Treasurer.
   FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Ill. State Treasurer)
   It would be necessary to hire a Dir. of Personnel at an estimated annual salary of
between $30,000 and $40,000 plus benefits. In addition, it would be necessary to
pay per-diem expenses of the appointed Merit Board members, at an estimated an-
nual cost of between $500 and $1,500.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Corrects erroneous reference to the commencement date of World War II.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 04                              Fiscal Note filed
                                          Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                               Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            008-001-003
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       Jun 15      Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    EXECUTIVE             Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
       Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 034-002-017
       Jun 24       Speaker's Table, Concurence 01

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HB-3895-Cont.


      Jun 27      H Concurs in S Amend. 01/117-000-000
                  Passed both Houses
      Jul 25      Sent to the Governor
      Aug 12      Governor approved
                    PUBLIC ACT 85-1167 effective date 01-01-89

'HB-3896 CULLERTON - COUNTRYMAN, BRAUN, SIEBEN AND LEFLORE.
                 (Ch. 1, new pars. 1107, 1108, 1109, 1110 and 1111; Ch. 63, pars. 29,
               29.4, 151 and 152, new par. 29.8; Ch. 127, par. 132.230)
  Amends the Statute on Statutes and other Acts to provide for the enactment and
adoption of official chapter and paragraph numbers for Illinois statutes. Declares
such numbers to be in the public domain and authorizes them to be used in citing
statutes. Directs the Legislative Reference Bureau to establish and charge fees in
connection with the dissemination of certain bills and material from the statutory
database.
  FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by LRB)
  There would be an estimated cost of $100,000 to $200,000 for additional staff
and nominal other associated costs. There would be some recovery of costs due to
the authorized fees.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Directs the Legislative Reference Bureau to create and implement a plan for the
comprehensive and systematic codification of Illinois statutory law.
  FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Prepared by LRB)
  The expenses are estimated at $10,000 for FY89 and could range from $100,000
to more than $200,000 per year for succeeding fiscal years.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      Apr 15                              Re-assigned to Judiciary I
      Apr 28                              Recommended do pass 009-000-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 04                              Fiscal Note Requested CHURCHILL
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                              Fiscal Note filed
                   Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    CULLERTON            Adopted
                                          079-027-005
                       Amendment No.02    CHURCHILL            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03    CHURCHILL            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.04    CHURCHILL            Lost
                                          031-075-003
                       Amendment No.05    CHURCHILL            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.06    CHURCHILL            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.07    CHURCHILL             Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.08    CHURCHILL             Withdrawn
                                          Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 111-001-001
      May 20       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor BERMAN
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor BARKHAUSEN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Executive

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HB-3896--Cont.


      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 014-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 16       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 048-003-005
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 21       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 16       Governor vetoed
                   Placed Calendar Total Veto
      Nov 16       Mtn filed overrde Gov veto CULLERTON
                   Placed Calendar Total Veto
      Nov 17                               3/5 vote required
                   Override Gov veto-Hse lost 053-052-008
                   Total veto stands.

HB-3897     DEJAEGHER - LANG - SUTKER - TERZICH - O'CONNELL, BERRIOS
            AND MARTINEZ.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 403.15)
  Amends the Circuit Breaker Act. Provides that Parkinson's disease medication
will be covered by the Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                               Interim Study Calendar REVENUE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3898     O'CONNELL.
                  (Ch. 42, par. 251)
  Amends An Act to create sanitary districts in certain localities, to drain and pro-
tect the same from overflow for sanitary purposes and to provide for sewage dispos-
al. Provides for staggered terms for trustees of existing sanitary districts organized
under the Act for the first election of trustees after the effective date of the amenda-
tory Act and for the first election of trustees of a district organized under the Act af-
ter the effective date of the amendatory Act. At such elections 3 trustees shall be
elected for 4 years and 2 for 2 years.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                                Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 116-001-000
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24        Sen Sponsor DEGNAN
                    First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-3899     BLACK.
                  (Ch. 46, par. 29-14)
   Amends The Election Code to only prohibit anonymous campaign literature dis-
 tributed within 48 hours of an election and only where such literature constitutes
 defamation actionable under law.
       Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules


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HB-3899-Cont.


      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

SHB-3900   LAURINO - MCAULIFFE - DELEO - GIORGI - PANAYOTOVICH,
           O'CONNELL, TERZICH, KUBIK, STANGE, RONAN, STECZO, BERRIOS,
           CURRAN, FARLEY AND CAPPARELLI.
                 (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 1-155, 3-405, 3-706, 7-402; new pars. 3-707, 3-708,
               3-709, 3-710, 7-601, 7-602, 7-603, 7-604, 7-605, 7-606 and 7-607)
  Amends the Vehicle Code. Provides that, from January 1, 1990 through Septem-
ber 30, 1993, no person, with certain exemptions, shall operate any vehicle unless a
liability policy or bond covering the vehicle is in effect and proof of such coverage is
carried by the operator of such vehicle. Provides for checking vehicles by sampling
to determine whether owners are in compliance with insurance requirements. Es-
tablishes penalties for violations. Makes changes in terminology. Effective January
1, 1990.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 7-608)
  Extends from September 30, 1993 to December 31, 1993 the period during which
a liability policy or bond must be in effect. Limits applicability to motor vehicles de-
signed to be used on a public highway. Prohibits police from stopping vehicles solely
to check for the existence of insurance.
  FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Sec. of State)
  Estimated start up costs are $293,085 and estimated annual costs are $876,806.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
  Makes spelling correction.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5.
  Changes elements of offense of display of a false insurance card. Changes re-
quirements in relation to the form of evidence of insurance. Adds a disclaimer to be
included on certain insurance cards. Makes other changes.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that tow trucks and other specified vehicles (rather than vehicles subject
to the Vehicle Equipment Article) are exempt from mandatory insurance provisions
of the Bill.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 8.
  Changes effective date from January 1, 1990 to July 1, 1989.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Insurance
      Apr 26                             Re-assigned to Transportation and
                                           Motor Vehicles
      May 04           Amendment No.01   TRANSPORTATN          Adopted
                       Amendment No.02   TRANSPORTATN
                                         Motion BE NOT ADOPTE
                                         Motion prevailed
                                         Recommnded do pass as amend
                                           024-004-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                             Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.03   LAURINO               Adopted
                       Amendment No.04   TERZICH               Lost
                                         012-087-005
                       Amendment No.05   LAURINO               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 089-022-005
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng

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                            1839                     HB-3900-Cont.

May 19      Sen Sponsor KUSTRA
            Added As A Joint Sponsor LECHOWICZ
            Added As A Joint Sponsor DUDYCZ
            Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS
            Placed Calendr,First Readng
May 20      First reading         Referred to Rules
May 24      Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                  Re-referred to Committee on
                                    Assignment of Bills
                                  Assigned to Transportation
May 25      Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                  Committee Transportation
Jun 02                            SEN. COLLINS
                                  MOTION TO DIS.
                                  COMM.
                                  Motion failed
                                  Committee Transportation
                                  MAROVITZ
            Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS
            Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ
            Added As A Joint Sponsor KELLY
            Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD
                                  MOTION/MAROVITZ
                                  RE-REF TO JUD
                                  Committee discharged 031-018-000
                                  Re-referred to Judiciary
Jun 07      Added As A Joint Sponsor HAWKINSON
                                  Committee Judiciary
Jun 09      Added As A Co-sponsor ZITO
                                  Committee Judiciary
Jun 10                            Recommnded do pass as amend
                                    008-002-000
            Placed Calndr,Second Readng
Jun 14      Added As A Co-sponsor DEANGELIS
            Placed Calndr,Second Readng
Jun 15      Second Reading
                Amendment No.01   JUDICIARY            Adopted
                Amendment No.02   BERMAN               Lost
                                  020-033-001
                Amendment No.03   COLLINS              Ruled not
                                                        germane
                Amendment No.04   JONES
                                  RULED GERMANE
                                  Lost
                Amendment No.05   DUNN,THOMAS          Lost
                                  023-029-000
                Amendment No.06   DUNN,THOMAS          Lost
                                  020-035-000
                Amendment No.07   JACOBS               Lost
                                  022-029-000
                Amendment No.08   JONES
                                  Verified
                                  Adopted
                Amendment No.09   BARKHAUSEN
                                  RULED GERMANE
                                  Lost
            Placed Calndr,Third Reading
            Added As A Co-sponsor TOPINKA
            Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Jun 17      Added As A Joint Sponsor CARROLL
            Added As A Joint Sponsor RAICA
            Added As A Joint Sponsor WATSON
            Added As A Co-sponsor FAWELL
            Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Jun 22      Third Reading - Passed 042-015-000




HB-3900---Cont.


      Jun 24      Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,08
      Jun 27       H Concurs in S Amend. 01,08/090-022-003
                  Passed both Houses
      Jul 25      Sent to the Governor
      Aug 25      Governor approved
                    PUBLIC ACT 85-1201 effective date 07-01-89

HB-3901    CULLERTON - O'CONNELL - SUTKER - CURRAN - HANNIG, VAN-
           DUYNE, DAVIS AND TERZICH.
                 (Ch. 73, pars. 1065.18-1, 1065.18-20, 1065.18-24; new pars. 1065.18-4a
               and 1065.18-18a; rep. pars. 1065.18-4 and 1065.18-23)
  Amends the Illinois Insurance Code in relation to property and casualty insur-
ance premium rates. Authorizes the Department to review and approve or disap-
prove premium rates. Requires prior Department approval with respect to an
increase or decrease of 10% or more. Specifies financial information to be reported
to the Department. Effective January 1, 1989.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 06                             Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3902    CULLERTON - SUTKER - O'CONNELL - PHELPS - GRANBERG, NO-
           VAK AND TERZICH.
                 (Ch. 38, par. 60-5; Ch. 73, rep. par. 1065.18-5)
  Eliminates exemption for insurance companies and their representatives from Il-
linois Antitrust Act. Repeals authority to act in concert by two or more such compa-
nies contained in Illinois Insurance Code.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 73, new par. 976.2
  Provides that every accident and health insurance policy providing coverage for
hearing services shall include a written notice that the policyholder may elect to
have hearing services received to be reimbursed to a physician or a certified hearing
aid dispenser.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
      Deletes Reference to: Ch. 73, rep. par. 1065.18-5
  Exempts insurers and others from the Antitrust Act in connection with collection
of historical claim data and participating in pooling arrangements or residual mar-
ket mechanisms.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 008-003-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    KUBIK                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02    KUBIK                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 17                              Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.03    KUBIK                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.04    CULLERTON            Adopted
                                          068-041-002
                   Motion to Suspend Rule 36(D) AND PLACE ON
                                          CALENDAR 3RD RDING
                                          -CULLERTON
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 36(D)/060-044-001
                                          Verified
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading


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HB-3902-Cont.


      May 20                             Verified
                  Third Reading - Lost 057-045-006

HB-3903    LANG - SUTKER - O'CONNELL - CULLERTON - NOVAK, VANDUYNE
           AND TERZICH.
                 (Ch. 73, new par. 767.27)
  Amends the Insurance Code. Requires simplification of certain insurance poli-
cies. Establishes a method for determining the readability score of policies and sets
a minimum score which policies must meet. Authorizes the Director of Insurance to
specify dates by which policies for different types of insurance must comply with
readability standards.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Consumer Protection
      Apr 28       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                         Committee Consumer Protection
      May 06                             Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

'HB-3904 SATTERTHWAITE - DALEY - LANG - SUTKER.
                 (Ch. 68, new pars. 3A-101 and 3A-102; Ch. 73, par. 1031)
  Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act to add Article 3A prohibiting discrimina-
tion by insurers. Also amends the Insurance Code to include discrimination on the
basis of sex as a prohibited practice in the business of insurance.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3905     YOUNG,A - CULLERTON - CURRAN - SUTKER - O'CONNELL, JOHN-
            SON, SLATER AND TERZICH.
                  (Ch. 73, new par. 1041.1)
  Amends the Insurance Code to create a civil cause of action for any violation of
Article IX, Provisions Applicable to all Companies, and Article XXVI, Unfair and
Deceptive Acts and Practices, of the Code. Provides for a minimum award of $500
plus costs and attorney's fees in every case of recovery of damages. Provides for pu-
nitive damages for willful violations.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 008-002-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    YOUNG,A               Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02    YOUNG,A               Lost
                                          044-,059-000
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

 HB-3906    YOUNG,A - CULLERTON - CURRAN, JOHNSON, SLATER AND
            JONES,L.
                  (Ch. 73, par. 767)
   Amends the Illinois Insurance Code to provide a maximum of $100,000 rather
 than $25,000 as punitive damages when an insurance company has been unreason-
 able and vexatious in refusing to pay a claim. Effective immediately.

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HB-3906-Cont.                     1842

  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 73, pars. 1065.18-1, 1065.18-20,
      1065.18-24; new pars. 1065.18-4a and 1065.18-81a; rep. pars.
      1065.18-4 and 1065.18-23)
      Amends the Illinois Insurance Code in relation to ....................... property and
  casualty insurance premium rates. Authorizes the Department to review and ap-
prove or disapprove premium rates. Requires prior Department approval with re-
spect to an increase or decrease of 10% or more. Specifies financial information to
be reported to the Department. Effective immediately.
  FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Dept. of Insurance)
  The Dept. estimates a need for 25 additional staff positions at an annual estimat-
ed cost of $1,784,700.
      Apr 08 1988 First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14      Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                        Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                        Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 04                            Recommended do pass 008-002-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17                            Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                  Second Reading
                      Amendment No.01   NOVAK                 Adopted
                                        069-041-003
                  Held on 2nd Reading
      May 19                             Fiscal Note filed
                  Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20          Amendment No.02   PARKE                 Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.04   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.05   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.06   MCCRACKEN            Ruled not
                                                               germane
                  Appeal Ruling of Chair MCCRACKEN
                                         Motion failed
                       Amendment No.07   PARKE                Withdrawn
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                                         Verified
                  Third Reading - Lost 059-047-007

HB-3907    CURRAN - LANG - HICKS - NOVAK - DALEY, GRANBERG, LEFLORE,
           TURNER, MORROW, VANDUYNE, HANNIG, MULCAHEY, DAVIS,
           BERRIOS AND MARTINEZ.
                 (Ch. 73, new pars. 760.1 and 761.1, par. 1031; Ch. 121 1/2, par. 2620)
   Amends the Insurance Code and the Deceptive Business Practices Act. Prohibits
 the use of misleading advertising in the sale of insurance. Regulates the use of testi-
 monials, endorsements, and commendations in insurance advertising. Makes viola-
 tions of these provisions a deceptive practice under the Unfair and Deceptive Acts
 and Practices Article of the Insurance Code and a deceptive business practice under
 the Deceptive Business Practices Act. Effective January 1, 1989.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Consumer Protection
      Apr 28       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                         Committee Consumer Protection
      May 06                             Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 HB-3908    DEJAEGHER - NOVAK - BRUNSVOLD - MULCAHEY - HARTKE, CUR-
            RAN, VANDUYNE, HOMER, SALTSMAN, SUTKER, TERZICH,
            O'CONNELL AND FLOWERS.
                 (New Act)
   Creates the Long-Term Care Insurance Act to regulate the sale of individual and
 group long-term care insurance policies in this State. Defines terms. Requires dis-




HB-3908-Cont.


closure of certain information in relation to policies offered for sale. Limits applica-
tion of "pre-existing condition". Provides for right to return policy for refund if the
policy holder is not satisfied for any reason. Authorizes the Director of Insurance to
promulgate rules and regulations to implement the Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 011-000-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 05                               Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

'HB-3909    O'CONNELL - CURRAN - SUTKER - LANG - PHELPS, KULAS, LE-
            FLORE, TURNER, BRAUN, MARTINEZ, HULTGREN, TERZICH AND
            BERRIOS.
                  (Ch. 73, new par. 1065.906)
  Amends the Insurance Code to provide that the Department of Insurance shall
prepare and publish an annual consumer guide which compares the business premi-
ums and rates of insurers that issue medicare supplement insurance, homeowners
and tenants insurance, life insurance, and automobile insurance. Provides for the
content and format of the report and for certain procedures and penalties.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Consumer Protection
      Apr 28       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Consumer Protection
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3910     BRAUN.
                  (Ch. 85, par. 475 and title preceding par. 471)
   Amends an Act authorizing certain withholdings from the compensation of em-
ployees and officials of local governmental agencies. Permits voluntary payroll de-
ductions on behalf of qualified organizations in addition to the United Fund.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 111-006-000
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       May 19       Sen Sponsor DUNN,THOMAS
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       May 20       First reading          Referred to Rules
       May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Local Government

   1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3910-Cont.


      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 055-001-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 01       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1370 effective date 01-01-89

'HB-3911    WHITE.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 622-103, 623-101, 623-102, 623-103, 623-104,
                623-108 and 624-105, new pars. 622-110.1 and 622-117)
  Amends the Clinical Laboratory Act. Authorizes issuance of a Class IV permit to
owners of one or more portable screening equipment instruments which analyze
whole blood chemistry. Provides that such screening equipment shall be subject to
regulation under such permit, but shall not otherwise be considered to be a laborato-
ry or clinical laboratory. Establishes fees in connection with application for and re-
newal of Class IV permits. Effective immediately.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 622-103, 623-101,
      623-102, 623-103, 623-104, 623-108 and 624-105, new pars.
      622-110.1 and 622-117
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 622-102.1
  Deletes everything. Amends the Clinical Laboratory Act. Establishes standards
for conducting health screening tests in clinical laboratories, including definitions,
procedures for conducting screenings, issuance of permits by the Department of
Public Health, and qualifications of directors of laboratories performing screenings.
Effective immediately; repealed July 1, 1989.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 115-002-000
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19        Sen Sponsor CARROLL
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20        First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 02        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                              Correctn
      Jun 10                                Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 17        Recalled to Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01     CARROLL               Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                    Speaker's Table, Concurence 01

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3911-Cont.


      Jun 27       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/114-000-001
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 25       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1251 effective date 08-30-88

SHB-3912    CURRIE.
                 (Ch. 127, par. 702)
  Amends the Transportation Bond Act to increase the Series B bond authorization
for mass transportation purposes.
  STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE
  HB 3912 will have no effect on State general obligation debt.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21                              State Debt Note Filed
                                          Committee Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-3913 CULLERTON AND HENSEL.
                  (Ch. 96 1/2, par. 7403.1; Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1022.15; Ch. 127, pars.
                46.19c and 46.53)
  Amends the Civil Administrative Code, the Natural Resources Act and the Envi-
ronmental Protection Act to authorize certain grants to nonprofit organizations,
municipalities and counties for recycling projects. Changes the conditions for ap-
proval of certain recycling grants by the Illinois Clean and Beautiful Program Advi-
sory Board.
  FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources)
  Fiscal impact of HB-3913 is estimated at $330,000 this year.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1022.15
  Deletes provision amending the Environmental Protection Act to authorize the
Agency to make grants for recycling projects under the Illinois Clean and Beautiful
Program.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                              Fiscal Note Requested WENNLUND
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 17                              Fiscal Note filed
                        Amendment No.01   WENNLUND              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 115-000-002
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor DUNN,THOMAS
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Energy & Environment


Fiscal Note Act may be applicable
SState Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3913-Cont.


      Jun 01      Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS
                                         Committee Energy & Environment
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

HB-3914    MCPIKE - CHURCHILL.
                 (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 702.01)
  Amends the Regional Transportation Authority Act. Requires that upon adop-
tion of the Five-Year Program, copies of the ordinance be filed with various officers.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Requires a copy of the 5 year plan to be given to each service board member.
      Apr 08 1988 First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14      Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                           Vehicles
      Apr 28                             Recommended do pass 026-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17      Second Reading
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20      Third Reading - Passed 104-005-007
      May 24      Arrive Senate
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
                  Sen Sponsor SAVICKAS
                  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                         Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                         Assigned to Transportation
      Jun 10                             Recommnded do pass as amend
                                           004-003-003
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15      Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   TRANSPORTATIN        Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 049-005-001
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 23       H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01
      Jun 24       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01
      Jun 30       S Refuses to Recede Amend 01
                   S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
                   Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/SAVICKAS
                                           COLLINS, JONES,
                                           WATSON & SCHAFFER
      Jul 02       Tabled House Rule 79(E)

'HB!3915    DEJAEGHER - FARLEY - LANG - LEFLORE - VANDUYNE, BLACK,
            TERZICH, SUTKER, O'CONNELL, BRUNSVOLD, HOMER, SALTSMAN,
            CURRAN, DELEO, NOVAK, MORROW, FLOWERS, JONES,L, DAVIS,
            KLEMM, SATTERTHWAITE AND REGAN.
                 (New Act)
   Creates the Elder Abuse and Intervention Neglect Act. Defines terms. Provides
for voluntary reporting of alleged or suspected abuse or neglect of persons 60 years
of age or older. Requires the Department on Aging to design and maintain a state-
wide program for assessing such reports and providing necessary services, including
promulgation of rules and regulations. Requires the Department to report annually
to the Governor and the General Assembly. Effective immediately.

  Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3915--Cont.


  FISCAL NOTE (Dept. on Aging)
  The budget estimates for the program total approximately $3.2 million. Since the
bill allows for implementation as funding becomes available, there would not neces-
sarily be an immediate fiscal impact.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Committee on Aging
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 021-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11                               Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13                               Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 115-002-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor JACOBS
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C


Jun 01


Jun 02


                       Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                         Correctn
Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS
                       Committee Public Health, Welfare &
                         Correctn
Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS
                       Committee Public Health, Welfare &
                         Correctn


Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


'HB-3916    HANNIG.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, rep. pars. 1201-1 through 1209-1)
  Repeals the All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                           Nat. Resource
      Apr 19                               Re-assigned to Transportation and
                                            Motor Vehicles
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3917     MCPIKE.
                  (Ch. 122, pars. 34-21.1, 34-44.1, 34-49, 34-53, 34-73 and new par.
                34-53.3)
  Amends The School Code. Empowers Chicago School Board to enter into agree-
ments including lease or lease purchase agreements for an agricultural science
school and to levy a tax therefor. Effective immediately.
- HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 34-22.10

  SFiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3917-Cont.


  Adds provision authorizing issuance of bonds not exceeding $20,000,000 for pur-
pose of acquiring school buildings and related property for establishment of an agri-
cultural science school by Chicago School Board. Provides for procedure for such
issuance and regulates use of proceeds.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Adds provision limiting enrollment in agricultural science school to 600 students.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      Apr 15                               Re-assigned to Agriculture
      Apr 27                               Re-assigned to Counties & Townships
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 011-001-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    MCPIKE                 Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.02    MCPIKE                 Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 066-039-009
      May 20        Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24        First reading
                   Sen Sponsor ROCK
                                           Referred to Rules
      May 25        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                             Education
      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 008-006-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Recalled to Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    ROCK                   Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23                               3d Reading Consideration PP
                                           Calendar Consideration PP.
      Jun 24        Third Reading - Passed 035-019-000
                    Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 27        H Concurs in S Amend. 01/070-039-006
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 25        Sent to the Governor
      Aug 31        Governor approved
                      PUBLIC ACT 85-1329 effective date 08-31-88

 SHB-3918   MADIGAN,MJ - TERZICH.
                  (Ch. 25, pars. 27.2 and 27.3a; Ch. 115, par. 9.07)
   Amends An Act to revise the law in relation to clerks of courts. Increases various
fees in counties over 1,000,000. Exempts law enforcement agencies from payment
of fees. Eliminates the exemption for units of local government and school districts
from payment of fees. Eliminates the repeal on January 1, 1990 of the Section relat-
ing to automated record systems and applies the Section to all counties, rather than
counties of not more than 1,000,000. Amends An Act to revise the law in relation to
recorders to remove the deadline until which the county board may provide for an
additional filing fee of $2 to cover the cost of converting the county's storage system
to computer.

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HB-3918-Cont.


  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 9-2-16, 9-2-17, 9-2-18,
      9-2-45, 9-2-47, 9-2-65 and 11-84-1; Ch. 42, pars. 5-1, 5-3,
      5-14 and 5-17.
  Amends the Municipal Code and the Drainage Code to provide for collection of
recording fees from property owners in connection with special assessments. Re-
quires the use of tax index numbers in special assessment documents. Requires the
petitioner to record certain assessment documents. Requires recording of releases.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB-3918, as amended, creates both a due process and
a local government organization and structure mandate for which no reimburse-
ment is required.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 120, new par. 688b
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to allow the county collector to assess a $5 au-
tomation fee to the purchaser of property for delinquent taxes.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 11.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 53, par. 35
  Amends an Act concerning county fees and salaries. Provides that counties of the
first and second class may charge $2 for certified copies of vital records to defray
cost of converting vital record storage system to computers or micrographics.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 12.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 25, par. 27.1.
  Amends An Act to revise the law in relation to clerks of court. In counties of
1,000,000 or less, provides for a $10 fee to the clerk for filing a motion to vacate or
amend a final order in a criminal or quasicriminal matter.
      Apr 08 1988 First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14      Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                        Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                        Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                          Affairs
      Apr 28           Amendment No.01   EXEC VET AFRS        Adopted
                                         Recommnded do pass as amend
                                         018-001-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11                             St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19      Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02   CULLERTON            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03   GIORGI               Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.04   CULLERTON            Adopted
                       Amendment No.05   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.06   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.07   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.08   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.09   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.10   PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.11   GIORGI               Adopted
                       Amendment No.12   CULLERTON            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 067-046-001
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading
                   Sen Sponsor ROCK
                                         Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                         Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                         Assigned to Executive


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HB-3918-Cont.


      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 21       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1252 effective date 01-01-89

HB-3919     WHITE.
                  (Ch. 46, new par. 9-25.1)
  Amends The Election Code to limit campaign expenditures for the General As-
sembly to 100 per person in the district.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3920     DOEDERLEIN.
                  (Ch. 122, new pars. 10-10a, 10-21.4b and 34-8.1a)
  Amends The School Code. Prohibits an officer of an educational employees union
from being a board member, superintendent, principal or other member of the su-
pervisory or managerial staff.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                             Education
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND
                                             ED
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3921     DOEDERLEIN.
                  (Ch. 46, new par. 29-20)
  Amends The Election Code to make it unlawful for the owner of a polling place
to prohibit the posting of campaign signs on election day more than 100 feet from
such polling place on such property adjacent to the polling place.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3922    GIGLIO - SHAW - RICE - STECZO - DAVIS.
                  (New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 1904.10)
   Enacts the Lake Calumet Environmental Enhancement Authority Act. The ter-
ritory of the Authority is all of Cook County. Creates the Authority consisting of 11
members, 4 of which are appointed by the City of Chicago, 3 of which are appointed
by the Cook County Board and 4 of which are appointed by municipalities within
the cleanup jurisdiction of the Authority. The Authority has bonding authority sub-
ject to imposition of a property tax which in turn is subject to prior approval by ref-
erendum submitted to voters within the territory of the Authority. The Authority is
charged with the responsibility of environmental clean up of the Lake Calumet area
and is given various powers to achieve this goal. Act is repealed December 31, 1997.
Effective January 1, 1990.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                             Nat. Resource

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3922-Cont.


      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3923     GIGLIO.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Act. Requires a written disclosure
statement for any transfer of residential property; provides exceptions; sets forth the
form of the Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Statement; requires that any person
who willfully or negligently violates or fails to perform any duty prescribed by this
Act be liable in the amount of actual damages suffered by a transferee.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar EXEC VET
                                             AFRS
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3924     GIGLIO - PANAYOTOVICH.
                  (New Act)
   Creates An Act in relation to Home Inspectors. Requires the Department of Pro-
fessional Regulation, on or before January 1, 1989, to report to the General Assem-
bly on the development and implementation of an examination for the licensing of
home inspectors, on desirable education and experience for the licensing of home in-
spectors, on a certification procedure for home inspectors for which a fee may be
charged, on the development of a disciplinary process against home inspectors and
on the development of a home inspector's scope of practice. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Registration and Regulation
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar REGIS
                                             REGULAT
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

 HB-3925    GIGLIO.
                  (Appropriation)
   Appropriates $25,000 to the Department of Professional Regulation for the pur-
 poses of the study requested by "An Act in relation to home inspectors", enacted by
 the Eighty-fifth General Assembly. Effective July 1, 1988.
       Apr 08 1988  First reading          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
       Apr 12                              Assigned to Appropriations I
       May 05                              Interim Study Calendar APPROP I
       Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 HB-3926    BARNES - BARGER.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 483.7)
   Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to require assessors in counties of less than 1
 million to submit their books to the supervisor of assessments by September 15 each
 year in order to receive their additional compensation.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
       Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, par. 483.7
       Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 575
   Deletes bill and replaces with an amendment to allow assessors in counties of
 500,000 to 1,000,000 inhabitants to turn in assessment books by November 15.


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HB-3926-Cont.


  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Corrects a reference to certain population limitations.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 28, 1988)
      Adds reference to: Ch. 120, pars. 500.23, 500.23-1 and
      500.23-la
  Amends the homestead provisions of the Revenue Act of 1939 to make them re-
troactively applicable for a period of not more than 3 years.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Revenue
      May 04                             Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                         Committee Revenue
      May 05           Amendment No.01   REVENUE               Adopted
                                         016-000-000
                                         Do Pass Amend/Short Debate
                                           016-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 19       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate
      May 20           Amendment No.02   BARNES                Adopted
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
                   Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-002-003
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 31       Sen Sponsor FAWELL
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                         Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                         Assigned to Revenue
      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 009-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    FAWELL               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 057-001-000
      Jun 24       Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 27       H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01
      Jun 28       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01
                   S Recedes from Amend. 01/053-003-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1253 effective date 01-01-89

SHB-3927    BARNES.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 20c12)
   Amends County Board of Health Act. Provides that the County Board of Health
may establish compensation for its members.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Provides that the county board shall set compensation for the board of health,
 monthly compensation must not exceed $200 except for the president, who may
 earn $400.

   t Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3927-Cont.


      Apr 08 1988  First reading            Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Counties & Townships
      May 04                                Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                            Committee Counties & Townships
      May 05                                Committee discharged 112-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01     BARNES                 Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.02     BARNES                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20        Third Reading - Passed 075-025-006
      May 24        Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 31        Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01        First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SHB-3928    HOFFMAN - BARNES.
                  (Ch. 43, pars. 158 and 159, new par. 159.1)
  Amends the Liquor Control Act. Imposes an additional tax on the retail sales of
liquor in counties of more than 100,000 but less than 3,000,000 inhabitants and
contiguous to any county with a metropolitan area with more than 1,000,000 inhab-
itants, for purposes of constructing and operating an incarceration and rehabilita-
tion facility for persons convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Provides for monthly disbursements of taxes collected, less administrative costs, to
such counties for such purposes from the State Treasurer acting ex officio as trustee
for the taxes so collected.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-3929     RONAN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 13-217)
   Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to provide that the provision for refiling of a
civil action within a year after dismissal or prior to the expiration of the statute of
limitations is inapplicable when the dismissal was on the motion of the plaintiff.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-3930     RYDER.
                   (Ch. 23, pars. 5-2 and 5-5.8a)
   Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that, as a condition of eligibility for Med-
icaid, the Department of Public Aid shall require recipients to arrange for direct de-
posit of their Social Security benefits with the nursing facility providing care to
them. The personal needs allowance shall be transferred directly to the recipient or
his representative. Requires the Department to adopt rules concerning payments
for exceptional medical care. Effective immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
       Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, par. 5-2
   Deletes provisions concerning direct deposit of Social Security benefits and trans-
fer of personal needs allowances.

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3930-Cont.


  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Requires facilities to furnish necessary documentation when making a request for
payment for exceptional medical care. Requires the Dept. to determine and notify
the facility of approval or denial within 15 working days.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment.
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      Apr 28           Amendment No.01     HUMAN SERVICE         Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            014-001-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 11       Third Reading - Passed 114-000-000
      May 12       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 16       Sen Sponsor MAITLAND
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 18       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK
                                           Committee Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                             Correctn
      Jun 10                               Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             008-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    PUB HEALTH            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jul02        Tabled House Rule 79(E)

HB-3931     RYDER AND BLACK.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4153-119 and 4153-303)
   Amends the Nursing Home Care Reform Act. Provides that the Department of
Public Health may suspend, revoke or refuse to renew a nursing home license if it
finds that the facility's financial or other resources are insufficient to conduct and
operate the facility, unless the finding is due to outstanding accounts receivable due
by the State or federal government. Provides that if a facility's plan of correction for
a violation of the Act or rules contains a request for an administrative hearing, the
facility shall not be required to correct the contested deficiency until a final admin-
istrative decision has been rendered by the Department. Effective immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Precludes license suspension or other sanction based on a facility's insufficient fi-
 nancial or other resources if that finding is due to outstanding accounts receivable
 for approved claims due by the State or federal government. Provides that a facility
 may be required to correct a contested deficiency if it constitutes a threat to the life
 of a resident.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4153-119, 4153-303 and
      4153-309
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 lj2, pars. 4153-206 and 4153-210
   Deletes all. Makes technical corrections to the Nursing Home Care Reform Act
 of 1979.                               .


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HB-3931-Cont.


  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4153-206 and 4153-210
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4151-101, 4152-204,
      4152-205, 4153-206, 4153-301, 4153-302, 4153-303, 4153-304,
      4153-305, 4153-308, 4153-311, 4153-401, 4153-422 and 4153-702,
      rep. par. 4151-131; new par. 4153-303.2
  Deletes everything. Amends Nursing Home Care Act. Changes short title.
Changes membership of Long-Term Care Facility Advisory Board. Deletes provi-
sions concerning Type "C" violations. Authorizes Department of Public Health to
issue certain adminstrative warnings. Makes other changes. Effective immediately.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Tabled June 23, 1988)
  Limits subsection to those note covered by Public Aid,
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
  Provides that certain provisions concerning involuntary transfer or discharge of a
nursing home resident for late payment or nonpayment for services do not apply to
nursing home residents whose care is provided for under the Public Aid Code.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                             Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   RYDER                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20                             Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.02   RYDER                 Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03   RYDER                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000
                   Third Reading - Passed 115-000-000
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor MAITLAND
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK
                                         Committee Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                          Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                         Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                           Correctn
      Jun 10                              Recommnded do pass as amend
                                           008-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    PUB HEALTH           Tabled
                       Amendment No.02    MAITLAND
                                          & ROCK
                                          Adopted
                       Amendment No.03    MAITLAND             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Recalled to Second Reading
                                          Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 03
                                          Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 03
                                          Tabled
                       Amendment No.04    MAITLAND             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 24       Third Reading - Passed 058-600-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 02,04
      Jun 27       H Concurs in S Amend. 02,04/117-000-000
                   Passed both Houses


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HB-3931-Cont.


      Jul 25       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02       Governor vetoed
                   Placed Calendar Total Veto
      Nov 17       Total veto stands.

SHB-3932    GIORGI - HALLOCK.
                 (New Act)
  Creates the Motor Fuel Marketing Act. Prohibits the offer and sale of motor fuel
below cost or upon discriminating terms where the effect is to injure competition.
Provides that violators are subject to a civil penalty not to exceed $10,000 recover-
able in an action by either the Attorney General or a State's Attorney. Provides for
such penalty to be divided between State and county treasuries. Provides that a per-
son injured by a violation may bring an action for injunctive relief and damages and
may recover treble damages plus attorney's fees. Defines terms. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER
                                            PROT
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3933    ROPP.
                  (New Act)
  Enacts the Cigarette Paper Tax Act to impose a tax of 50 cents on each unit of 20
cigarette papers. The tax is administered and collected by the Department of Reve-
nue. Violation of the Act is a Class A misdemeanor.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3934     KIRKLAND.
                  (Ch. 40, pars. 508 and 2517)
  Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act to provide that provisions
regarding payment of costs, expenses and attorney's fees in enforcement or modifi-
cation proceedings shall not apply to enforcement actions brought by the Depart-
ment of Public Aid under its Child Support Enforcement Program. Amends the
Parentage Act of 1984 to provide that the court may apportion among the parties
attorney's fees, costs and expenses in accordance with the factors enumerated for
payment of such fees and costs in the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage
Act and to provide that such fees and costs may be so apportioned in proceedings to
enforce or modify a judgment. Effective immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Deletes amendments to Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Amends the
Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act to provide that the provisions regarding
payment of attorney's fees and costs shall not apply to certain child support pro-
ceedings brought by the Dept. of Public Aid.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 40, par. 508
   Deletes provisions amending The Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules

  I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3934-Cont.


      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 04           Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY I           Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            007-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    KIRKLAND              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3935    MCCRACKEN.
                  (Ch. 37, pars. 806-7 and 806-8)
  Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987. Provides that each county board shall
appropriate or budget a reasonable sum for payments for the care and support of
minors and for payments for court-appointed counsel in an amount which in the
judgment of the county board (now, court) may be needed for that purpose. Pro-
vides that a court may order a county to make monthly payments, from the separate
fund containing such appropriated or budgeted amounts, in an amount necessary
for the care and support of certain minors.
   STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3936     MCCRACKEN - HOFFMAN.
                  (Ch. 121, new par. 5-103.1)
   Amends the Illinois Highway Code. Allows, but does not require, any county to
establish the approximate locations and widths of rights of way for future additions
to the county highway system. Requires public hearings in the county and the prep-
aration of a map showing property lines. The map must be filed with the recorder of
the county in which the land is located. Notice of filing must be published and
served by registered mail on land owners. Prior to developing any designated land
the owner must give the county 60 days notice. The county then has 45 days to give
notice of its election to acquire the land and 120 further days to acquire the land by
purchase or institute condemnation proceedings. No damages may be allowed for
improvements made in violation of the new Section in an eminent domain
proceeding.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 HB-3937    HOFFMAN.
                  (Ch. 46, par. 6A-5)
   Amends The Election Code to provide that in counties with a county board of
 election commissioners all appropriations, expenditures and budgets of the county
 board of election commissioners shall be reviewed and provided by the county
 board. Provides that the county board of election commissioners shall submit an an-
 nual budget to the county board.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading        Referred to Rules

   SFiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3937-Cont.


      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3938     HOMER AND MORROW.
                 (New Act)
  Creates An Act concerning sexual exploitation by psychotherapists. Allows a pa-
tient or former patient to recover civil damages. Makes an employer of a psycho-
therapist liable in certain situations. Limits discovery and admission of evidence.
Applies to causes of action arising after the effective date.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Limits the liability of an employer of a psychotherapist to situations in which the
employer fails or refuses to take reasonable action when the employer knows or has
reason to know that the therapist engaged in sexual conduct with the plaintiff or any
other patient or former patient.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes statute of limitations for commencing an action for sexual exploitation
from 5 years to 2 years after the cause of action arises.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled June 23, 1988)
  Provides that psychotherapy does not include religious counseling or the advice of
a friend. Provides that sexual contact does not include casual social contact or inad-
vertent touching.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
  Provides that psychotherapy does not include religious counseling or the advice of
a friend. Provides that sexual contact does not include casual social contact or inad-
vertent touching. Provides that a former patient is one who received psychotherapy
within 1 year (rather than 2 years) of the sexual contact. Eliminates a member of
the clergy from the definition of psychotherapist.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary I
      Apr 28           Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY I           Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            007-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Judiciary
      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 16       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    BARKHAUSEN            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    MAROVITZ              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.03    MAROVITZ              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Recalled to Second Reading
                                          Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 02
                                          Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02
                                          Tabled
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading


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HB-3938-Cont.


      Jun 24       Third Reading - Passed 054-000-002
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,03
      Jun 27       H Concurs in S Amend. 01,03/105-003-003
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 25       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1254 effective date 01-01-89

SHB-3939    YOUNG,A - WILLIAMS.
                  (New Act; Ch. 38, par. 901)
  Creates An Act to prohibit the imposition or execution of the death penalty in a
racially disproportionate pattern. Allows statistical proof. Does not require proof of
intent. Requires reporting and collection of data. Requires the court to appoint
counsel and furnish services to an accused raising the defense. Amends the Crimi-
nal Code to conform to this Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3940     HENSEL.
                  (Ch. 34, par. 2101)
  Amends the County Budget Law. Provides that balances of appropriated funds
remaining at the close of a fiscal year shall be available until 90 days (now, 30 days)
after the close of the fiscal year for the payment of obligations incurred before the
close of the fiscal year, for certain counties which have a population of at least
100,000 but less than 3,000,000 inhabitants and contiguous to any county with a
metropolitan area with more than 1,000,000 inhabitants.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Makes a technical change.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04            Amendment No.01    EXEC VET AFRS         Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             010-000-005
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 114-001-001
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 26       Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3941     HENSEL - BARGER.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 116.115, 116.116 and 116.116c)
   Amends the Water Well Construction Code to provide that in counties with a
population more than 500,000 but less than 3,000,000, the County Department of
Public Health shall issue permits for construction, alteration and abandonment of
potable water wells rather than the Illinois Department of Public Health.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs

   1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3941-Cont.


      Apr 28                              Recommended do pass 011-000-005
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-3942     WOJCIK.
                  (Ch. 34, pars. 415 and 3151)
  Amends the Counties Act to allow certain counties with a population not exceed-
ing 3,000,000 (currently 500,000) to impose subdivision regulations on unincorpo-
rated lands. Amends the County Zoning Act to require agricultural buildings to
meet floodplain and wetland regulations.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 016-001-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20            Amendment No.01    YOUNG,A               Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.02    YOUNG,A               Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 111-002-000
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 31       Sen Sponsor FAWELL
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3943     FREDERICK,VF - WHITE - MATIJEVICH - WENNLUND - HICKS,
            BLACK AND HARRIS.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1153)
   Amends the Health Facilities Planning Act. Increases the "capital expenditure
minimum", which triggers application of the requirement that a permit or exemp-
tion be obtained to construct or modify a facility or equipment, to $1,000,000 (now,
$400,000) for major medical equipment and $2,000,000 (now, $600,000) for all
other capital expenditures. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 015-001-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 116-000-001
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19        Sen Sponsor DUNN,THOMAS
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                             Correctn


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HB-3943--Cont.


      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3944     HOFFMAN.
                  (Ch. 73, par. 737.2c)
  Amends the Illinois Insurance Code to prohibit investments in obligations issued
or guaranteed by the Inter-American Development Bank if such bank makes exten-
sions of credit to countries which by governmental policy suspend payment of prin-
cipal or interest to any bank having its principal place of business in Illinois.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to State Government
                                             Administration
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-3945    HOFFMAN.
                  (Ch. 85, new par. 5903.2)
  Amends the Local Solid Waste Disposal Act. Authorizes a unit of local govern-
ment to request the Department of Transportation to perform traffic impact studies
regarding the location of regional pollution control facilities.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3946     HOFFMAN.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 18c-4103)
   Amends The Illinois Commercial Transportation Law of The Illinois Vehicle
Code. Raises from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 the population of a county which shall be
exempt from the leasing requirements established by the Illinois Commerce Com-
mission for the interchange of equipment or drivers between carriers for use only
within such county.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Amends to give the bill a new title.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Adds immediate effective date.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       May 19       Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
       May 20       Third Reading - Passed 113-003-000
       May 24       Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       Jun 01       Sen Sponsor PHILIP
                    First reading          Referred to Rules
       Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Transportation
       Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       Jun 14       Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3946-Cont.


     Jun 23       Recalled to Second Reading
                      Amendment No.01    PHILIP               Adopted
                      Amendment No.02    PHILIP               Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
     Jun 24       Third Reading - Passed 055-001-000
                  Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
     Jun 27       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/115-000-000
                  H Noncncrs in S Amend. 02
     Jun 28       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 02
                  S Refuses to Recede Amend 02
                  S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
                  Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/COLLINS
                                          BROOKINS,
                                          LECHOWICZ, PHILIP,
                                          & KUSTRA
     Jul 01       Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST
                  Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCPIKE,
                                           CULLERTON, RONAN,
                                           HOFFMAN AND
                                           MCCRACKEN
                  House report submitted
                                         3/5 vote required
                  House Conf. report lost 1ST/060-024-031
                  H Requests Conference Comm 2ND
                  Hse Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/MCPIKE,
                                           CULLERTON, RONAN,
                                           HOFFMAN AND
                                           MCCRACKEN
      Jul 02      Senate report submitted
                                         3/5 vote required
                  Senate Conf. report lost 1ST/024-007-004
                  Sen Accede Req Conf Comm 2ND
                  Sen Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/COLLINS
                                          BROOKINS,
                                          LECHOWICZ, PHILIP,
                                          & KUSTRA
                  House report submitted
                  Tabled House Rule 79(E)

HB-3947    HOFFMAN.
                 (Ch. 120, par. 811)
  Amends the short title Section of the Revenue Act of 1939.
      Apr 08 1988 First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14      Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                             Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19      Second Reading
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20      Tabled House Rule 37(G)

' HII3948  LEVIN.
                 (New Act)
  Creates the Toxic Enforcement Act of 1988. Prohibits anyone from knowingly
and intentionally exposing an individual to a toxic substance without adequate
warning. Provides for fines for violations. Requires the Governor to publish a list of
chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity. Effective January 1,
1989.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3948--Cont.


      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                             Nat. Resource
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3949     LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4152-201)
  Amends the Nursing Home Care Reform Act. Provides that a long term care fa-
cility shall take all steps necessary to ensure that a resident's personal needs allow-
ance is used exclusively by the resident or for the benefit of the resident, and that a
facility shall require any person, other than the resident, to whom such funds are re-
leased to execute an affidavit that such funds shall be used exclusively for the bene-
fit of the resident.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 115-002-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20        First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 26        Primary Sponsor Changed To MAITLAND
                    Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ
                                           Committee Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-3950     LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 12-4.7; Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4153-212)
  Amends the Public Aid Code and the Nursing Home Care Reform Act. Provides
that the Department of Public Aid and the Department of Public Health shall en-
deavor to coordinate their inspections of any skilled nursing or intermediate care fa-
cility, so as to cause the least amount of inconvenience to the facility.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-3951    HASARA AND CURRAN.
                  (New Act; Ch. 120, pars. 5-509 and 5-510; Ch. 127, new par. 141.237)
   Creates the Heritage Preservation Act and amends the Illinois Income Tax Act
and the State Finance Act. Creates the Heritage Preservation Fund in the State
Treasury and provides for contributions to the fund through a check-off provision on
individual income tax returns. Provides that monies in the fund may be appropriat-
ed to the Historic Preservation Agency for the preservation of cultural and histori-
cal resources and heritage. Effective immediately and applicable to tax years
ending on or after,December 31, 1988.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL   ,
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 15                                Assigned to Revenue

   £ Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3951--Cont.


      May 05                               Recommended do pass 015-001-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 108-008-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 19       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1192 effective date 08-19-88

HB-3952     WILLIAMS.
                  (Ch. 37, par. 805-4; Ch. 38, new par. 114-15)
  Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987 to provide that if a minor is only convict-
ed of an offense not listed among first degree murder and certain other serious of-
fenses, the court must thereafter proceed to a dispositional hearing under that Act.
(If the minor is convicted of one of the listed serious offenses, he may be sentenced
pursuant to the Unified Code of Corrections.) Amends the Code of Criminal Proce-
dure to provide standards and procedures for removal of certain criminal actions to
juvenile court.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary II
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3953     CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 8, par. 37-29)
  Amends the Horse Racing Act. Provides that organization licensees, from money
retained for purses, shall pay to an organization which represents thoroughbred and
standardbred horse owners and trainers, which has negotiated a contract with the li-
censee for such purpose, an amount equal to 2% (now, 1%) of the organization li-
censee's retention of the pari-mutuel handle for the racing season.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Committee on Horse
                                             Racing
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3954     STECZO.
                  (Ch. 38, par. 1005-8-1)
   Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Changes the mandatory supervised re-
lease term from 3 years to 2 years for first degree murder or a Class X felony; and
from 2 years to one year for a Class 1 felony or Class 2 felony.


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HB-3954-Cont.


Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                    Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                    Assigned to Judiciary II


Apr 21

May 10

May 20


                       Recommended do pass 008-001-000
Placed Calndr,Second Readng
Second Reading
Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Tabled House Rule 37(G)


HB-3955     STERN.
                 (Ch. 38, par. 1003-3-8)
  Amends the Unified Code of Corrections by beginning the period of parole on the
day of release from imprisonment and the period of mandatory supervised release
on the day the person is eligible for release. Applies Section, as it concerns parole
terms, to persons sentenced under the law in effect after January 1, 1973.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that the amendatory provisions shall not affect those persons who prior
to the effective date of the amendatory Act were recommitted for violation of a con-
dition of their parole in accordance with Section 3-3-9 of the Unified Code of
Corrections.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL


Apr 28



May 04

May 18


May 24

Jan 10 1989


                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                       Assigned to Judiciary II
    Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY II          Adopted
                       Do Pass Amend/Short Debate
                         009-000-001
Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
Third Reading - Passed 112-003-002
Arrive Senate
Placed Calendr,First Readng
Sen Sponsor BERMAN
First reading          Referred to Rules
Session Sine Die


'HB-3956    BOWMAN - MCGANN.
                 (Ch. 911/2, par. 100-2)
  Amends an Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental
Health and Developmental Disabilities. Requires the creation within that Depart-
ment of the position of deputy director of departmental services for the deaf and
hearing impaired, to which a hearing impaired person shall be appointed. Effective
immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes the newly created position from deputy director to coordinator of ser-
vices and requires that qualified deaf or hearing impaired persons be considered for
appointment.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL


Apr 28


                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                       Assigned to State Government
                         Administration
    Amendment No.01    ST GOV ADMIN          Adopted
                       Recommnded do pass as amend
                         016-000-000
Placed Calndr,Second Readng


SFiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3956-Cont.


      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 11       Third Reading - Passed 113-000-000
      May 12       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 17       Sen Sponsor SMITH
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3957     DEUCHLER.
                  (Ch. 96 1/2, par. 6309)
  Amends An Act providing for the creation of forest preserve districts in counties
of less than 3,000,000 population to make districts of more than 600,000 population
subject to the limitations imposed on smaller districts in relation to the power to
purchase or condemn property within a municipality without the concurrence of the
governing body of such municipality.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 05                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-3958    PARCELLS - GIGLIO.
                  (Ch. 120, new pars. 656A and 656A.1)
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide that, except in cities with more than
2,000,000 inhabitants, after January 1, 1989, the town collectors shall collect prop-
erty taxes in all counties under township organization. Also requires the board of
town trustees to establish the compensation of the collector. Effective immediately.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB-3958 constitutes a local government organization
and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 03                               St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                                           Committee Revenue
      May 05                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Revenue
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3959     MAYS.
                  (Ch. 17, par. 3307-7)
   Amends the Illinois Savings and Loan Act of 1985. Provides that the annual
statement of condition provided to members shall disclose the savings and loan asso-
ciation's assets, liabilities, net worth and deposits. Provides that notification of the
availability of the statement shall be posted at each branch.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Requires that the statement of condition shall disclose the association's amount
of regulatory capital rather than net worth.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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                                    1867                      HB-3959-Cont.

      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 15                              Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04           Amendment No.01    FIN INSTIT             Adopted
                                          Do Pass Amend/Short Debate
                                            021-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 17       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       Sen Sponsor KUSTRA
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3960     TURNER.
                  (Ch. 73, par. 767.22)
  Amends the Insurance Code. Provides that adverse risk experience in a specific
geographic location is not a business purpose sufficient to refuse to provide
insurance.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

2HB-3961    TURNER.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 8-244.1)
  Amends the Chicago Municipal Article of the Pension Code to require the Board
to withhold certain union dues from annuities upon request.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3962     YOUNGE,W.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the East St. Louis Municipal Investment Corporation for the purpose of
investing in and securing the financial future of East St. Louis.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Urban Redevelopment
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 007-004-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20        Interim Study Calendar URB REDEVELOP
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

' HB-3963   YOUNGE,W.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, rep. pars. 301 through 334)

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
  2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.




HB-3963-Cont.                       1868

  Repeals the Illinois Housing Development Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Urban Redevelopment
      Apr 28                               Interim Study Calendar URB
                                             REDEVELOP
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3964     FREDERICK,VF.
                  (Ch. 122, new par. 27-23.2)
  Amends The School Code. Requires the State Board of Education to develop a
model curriculum for reduction of self-destructive behavior for optional use by
school districts in grades 6 through 12. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                             Education
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3965     DALEY.
                  (Ch. 46, pars. 7-12, 7-14, 7-60, 10-6.2, 10-14 and 24A-2)
   Amends The Election Code to eliminate ballot rotation.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3966     DALEY.
                  (Ch. 46, pars. 7-34 and 17-23)
   Amends The Election Code. Provides each pollwatcher's credentials shall include
a certified statement by the pollwatcher setting forth his residence address and at-
testing that he is duly registered to vote from that address. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-3967     STANCE - LEVERENZ - PARKE - OLSON,ROBERT.
                  (Ch. 121 1/2, pars. 1901 and 1902 and title preceding par. 1901)
   Amends An Act in relation to certain activities of merchants. Allows innkeepers
 to offer check cashing services. Amends the title of the Act.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 05                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Financial Institutions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 HB-3968    DEJAEGHER - VANDUYNE AND WOLF.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 10-21.7)
   Amends The School Code. Requires incidents of battery against educational sup-
 port personnel to be reported by the superintendent to local law enforcement au-
 thorities. Effective immediately.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 103-22.3
   Amends the Public Community College Act. Provides that community college
 districts shall maintain a mailing list of persons to which copies of the board's agen-
 da, budgets, audits and minutes are to be mailed.




HB-3968-Cont.


  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 122, par. 103B-5
  Amends the Public Community College Act to provide that each board shall es-
tablish a seniority list for faculty members according to positions and distribute it to
the exclusive employee representative.
  GOVERNOR MESSAGE
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, par. 103B-5
  Recommends deletion of the provisions requiring each community college dis-
trict's board of trustees, in consultation with exclusive employee representatives, to
annually establish a seniority list, categorized by position and showing the seniority
of each faculty member for each position which entails services that such faculty
member is competent to render.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                             Education
      May 04                               Do Pass/Consent Calendar 023-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor KELLY
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 07       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SESE
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                             Education
      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 017-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 16       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    KELLY                 Adopted
                        Amendment No.02    KELLY
                                           RULED GERMANE
                                           Adopted
                        Amendment No.03    KELLY
                                           Verified
                                           Lost
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Third Reading - Passed 039-016-000
                    Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
      Jun 28        H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/078-039-001
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 26        Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02        Governor amendatory veto
                    Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
       Nov 15       Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 01/DEJAEGHER
                    Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
       Nov 16       Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b)
                                           3/5 vote required
                    Override am/veto House-lost 01/066-047-000
                    Mtn fild accept amend veto 02/DEJAEGHER
                    Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 03/DEJAEGHER
                                           3/5 vote required
                    Override am/veto House-lost 03/064-045-002
                                           3/5 vote required
                    Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 02/115-000-000


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HB-3968-Cont.


      Nov 29       Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
      Nov 30       Mtn fild accept amend veto KELLY
                   Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 056-000-000
                   Bth House Accept Amend Veto
      Dec 15       Return to Gov-Certification
                   Governor certifies changes
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1420 effective date 12-15-88

SHB-3969    EWING.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 2710-3)
  Amends the Large Business Development Act to authorize the Department of
Commerce and Community Affairs to provide grants from the Build Illinois Bond
Fund, the Build Illinois Purposes Fund or the Large Business Attraction Fund to a
business if the grant is used for the purpose reducing the cost of financing the busi-
ness, if the funding source of the applicant also provides a portion of financing for
the project and the project would not be undertaken without the grant, if the grant
is no more than 25% of the total cost of the project and does not total more than
$500,000, and if the Department has determined that the project will create sub-
stantial new employment and the project is a new plant start-up or expansion and
not a relocation.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Comm. Economic
                                             Development
      Apr 27                               Re-assigned to Revenue
      May 05                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 114-002-001
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19        Sen Sponsor WOODYARD
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                            Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                                Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 20        Sent to the Governor
      Aug 13        Governor approved
                      PUBLIC ACT 85-1180 effective date 01-01-89

HB-3970     MAUTINO.
                  (Ch. 43, par. 123)
   Amends The Liquor Control Act of 1934 to delete provision permitting a manu-
 facturer, distributor or importing distributor to furnish to a retail licensee coasters
 or trays for use in the retail establishment.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules

   * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1870





HB-3970-Cont.


      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

SHB-3971   O'CONNELL - FREDERICK,VF - WILLIAMSON - HASARA, FLOWERS,
           KLEMM, STEPHENS AND WOJCIK.
                 (New Act)
  Creates the Long Term Care Ombudsman Act. Provides that the Director of
Aging shall direct a State Long Term Care Ombudsman to provide services for the
receipt, investigation and resolution of complaints filed by or on behalf of long term
care facility residents relating to actions of a facility which may adversely affect the
health, safety, welfare or rights of residents. Provides for the duties of the State
Ombudsman, and for the appointment and duties of community ombudsmen in
specified areas of the State. Provides for the referral of complaints under certain cir-
cumstances. Gives ombudsmen the right to enter long term care facilities and per-
form specified duties relating to investigations. Prohibits interference with
ombudsmen. Provides for penalties and remedies for violations of the Act.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
  Deletes everything. Reinserts provisions creating the Long Term Care Ombuds-
man Act. Charges the Dept. on Aging (instead of the Director) with the establish-
ment and operation of the program. Provides for duties of the Dept., the State
Ombudsman, and the creation and duties of sub-state ombudsman programs (in-
stead of community ombudsman). Effective October 1, 1988.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
  Makes grammatical changes and corrects spelling errors. Provides that disclo-
sure of certain information by an ombudsman shall be subject to confidentiality re-
strictions. Makes other changes.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Select Committee on Aging
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 021-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    O'CONNELL            Withdrawn
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 19           Amendment No.02    O'CONNELL            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03    O'CONNELL            Adopted
                       Amendment No.04    O'CONNELL            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 115-000-001
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DEGNAN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
                   Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD
                                          Committee Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3972     PIEL.
                  (Ch. 17, pars. 338 and new par. 2510.01A)
   Amends the Illinois Banking Act and The Illinois Bank Holding Company of
 1957. Provides that when necessary to protect depositors, a state bank may sell its
 assets to a qualified Midwest or out of state bank holding company if no qualified
 state or national bank located in the same county, a contiguous county, or this State
 is willing to purchase the assets of such bank. Effective immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: (Ch. 17, par. 338 and new par. 2510.01A)
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 17, pars. 309, 311, 359, 1551-6,

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1871





HB-3972-Cont.                       1872

      1551-7, 1552-8, 1554-1, 1555-6, 1555-9, 1556-8, 1556-9, 1556-11
      and 1556-12; new pars. 1553-3, formerly par. 1553-4, and
      1555-11)
  Deletes the title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Illinois
Banking Act and the Corporate Fiduciary Act. Provides that the Commissioner of
Banks and Trust Companies may specify the powers of corporate fiduciaries. Re-
quires that notice be given to the Commissioner prior to establishing a branch office
of a corporate fiduciary. Requires corporate fiduciaries to report shortages of funds
and adverse judgments to the Commissioner within 48 hours of discovery. Provides
that a complaint for the dissolution of a corporate fiduciary shall be filed in the
county where its principal office is located. Effective July 1, 1988.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
  Deletes provision regarding the Commissioner's power to specify the manner of
notice of the establishment of a branch trust office.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04            Amendment No.01    FIN INSTIT             Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             021-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17        Second Reading
                        Amendment No.02    PIEL                   Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.03    PIEL                   Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 116-000-001
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19        Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER
                    Added As A Joint Sponsor BARKHAUSEN
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20        First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 24        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                                           Assigned to Finance & Credit
                                             Regulations
      May 25        Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Committee Finance & Credit
                                             Regulations
      Jun 01                               Recommended do pass 013-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 20        Sent to the Governor
      Sep 16        Governor approved
                      PUBLIC ACT 85-1402 effective date 09-16-88

HB-3973     MAYS.
                  (Ch. 17, par. 359)
   Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Provides that bank examinations shall include
an examination of the affairs of subsidiaries and affiliates. Provides that banks shall
bear the reasonable and necessary expenses of such examination. Effective July 1,
1988.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die






HB-3974     MAYS.
                  (Ch. 17, par. 2510.1)
  Amends The Illinois Bank Holding Company Act of 1957. Provides that the
Commissioner of Banks and Trust Companies may examine the affairs of any bank
holding company which controls a state bank. Removes the limitation that the com-
pany own at least 25% of the voting shares of a bank and requirement of a finding
that such company or bank are being operated in an unsafe or unsound manner. Ef-
fective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3975     HENSEL.
                  (Ch. 17, par. 311)
  Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Provides that a bank must apply for approval
from the Commissioner prior to establishing a subsidiary. Provides that the limita-
tion regarding the establishment of branch banks in municipalities of 10,000 or few-
er inhabitants applies only to branches established prior to January 1, 1989 by bank
holding companies from a different banking region than that of such municipality.
Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-3976     HENSEL.
                  (Ch. 17, par. 311)
   Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Provides that a bank must obtain the approval
of the Commissioner of Banks and Trust Companies prior to establishing a branch.
Provides that the limitation regarding the establishment of branch banks in munici-
palities of 10,000 or fewer inhabitants applies only to branches established prior to
January 1, 1989 by banks holding companies from a different region than that of
such municipality. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04                                Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-3977     PIEL.
                  (Ch. 17, par. 311)
   Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Authorizes a bank to acquire and hold real es-
tate for expansion purposes for up to 3 years prior to expansion. Establishes criteria
necessary to qualify for an extension of the 5 year period within which a bank must
divest itself of certain real estate. Authorizes the sale of certain real estate pursuant
to a contract for deed. Provides that the limitation regarding the establishment of
branch banks in municipalities of 10,000 or fewer inhabitants applies only to
branches established prior to January 1, 1989 by bank holding companies from a
banking region different than that of such municipality. Effective immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
       Deletes reference to: (Ch. 17, par. 311)
       Adds reference to: (Ch. 17, 321, 322, 324, 347 and 351)
   Deletes the title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Illinois
 Banking Act. Provides that a state bank may acquire or sell treasury stock without
 a change in its charter. Effective immediately.


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HB-3974




HB-3977-Cont.


      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04            Amendment No.01    FIN INSTIT             Adopted
                                           DP Amnded Consent Calendar
                                             021-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 24       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                                           Assigned to Finance & Credit
                                             Regulations
      May 25       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Committee Finance & Credit
                                             Regulations
      Jun 01                               Recommended do pass 013-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1255 effective date 08-30-88

HB-3978     GIORGI.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 604A-101)
  Amends the Illinois Governmental Ethics Act. Provides that economic interest
statements must be filed by employees earning $40,000 or more rather than
$35,000.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3979    HASARA.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-824)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides persons, who are eligible for a 50%
reduction in motor vehicle registration fees, with up to 2 years from the date of pay-
ment to apply for a refund due from payment made in excess of the established re-
duced registration fee.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-3980     FLINN - PIEL.
                  (Ch. 17, pars. 311, 324 and 359)
  Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Provides that the authorization of an acquiring
bank to operate all branches to which an acquired bank would have been entitled to
open applies only with respect to acquisitions occurring on or after August 21, 1987

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3980--Cont.


and removes limitations regarding the distance of certain branches from other
banks. Changes the manner in which a bank may change its name. Requires that a
proceeding be initiated prior to the entry of an order against an affected party. Ef-
fective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Removes provisions relating to proposed powers to operate as branches, banks ac-
quired by asset purchases.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 023-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    FLINN                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 113-003-001
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor DEGNAN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-3981    PANAYOTOVICH.
                  (Ch. 120, pars. 705 and 705.1, new par. 705.1c)
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to specifically provide that in all counties un-
paid taxes shall become delinquent and bear interest on the date specified in the
statute or 30 days after the bill was mailed by the county collector, whichever is
later.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3982     EWING - HICKS.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 9-222.1 and Ch. 120, par. 440f).
   Amends The Public Utilities Act to provide that the Department of Commerce
and Community Affairs shall have the power to define the amount and types of eli-
gible investments which a business enterprise located within an Enterprise Zone
must make in order to receive a utility tax exemption, and to approve such utility
tax exemptions for businesses whose investments are not placed in service, and to re-
quire repayment of exemptions for non-compliance. Amends the Retailers' Occupa-
tion Tax Act to provide that the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs
shall have the power to promulgate rules and regulations to carry out the provisions
relating to exemptions for businesses which make investments which create jobs or
businesses which are located in Enterprise Zones. Effective immediately.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, par. 3-121
   Amends the Public Utilities Act to exclude from the gross revenue of a public
 utility consideration from businesses which are certified exempt from the utility's
 pass-on charges of public utility fund taxes. Effective immediately.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 46.38a
   Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Provides that the Department of Com-
 merce and Community Affairs is authorized to receive and distribute federal funds
 to foster safe and decent housing and for reimbursement of social service expenses
 in connection with emergency shelter for the homeless.

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 608)
  Amends the Illinois Enterprise Zone Act to increase the number of zones that
may be certified in 1983-89, from 65 to 67.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                              Recommended do pass 012-003-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 110-000-001
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Primary Sponsor Changed To KARPIEL
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor LUFT
                                          Committee Committee on Assignment
                                            of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      Jun 10                              Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    SEN REVENUE           Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    SEN REVENUE           Adopted
                       Amendment No.03    O'DANIEL              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 16       Added As A Joint Sponsor HAWKINSON
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03
      Jun 23       H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/110-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jun 24       Sent to the Governor
      Jun 28       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1021 effective date 06-28-88

SHB-3983    HICKS.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 801, 802.01, 804 and 806; Ch. 120, par. 424; Ch. 95
                1/2, rep. pars. 1201-1 through 1209-1; Ch. 127, rep. par. 141.212, as
                added by Public Act 85-183)
   Amends the Cycle Rider Safety Training Act, and the Motor Fuel Tax Law. Re-
peals the All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act and deletes references thereto.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 HB-3984    BOWMAN - LEVERENZ.
   Appropriates $1 to the Department of Children and Family Services to study the
out-of-state placement of juveniles and adolescents rejected by substitute care ser-
vice providers located in Illinois. Effective immediately.

   *Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.




HB-3984-Cont.


      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 12                               Assigned to Appropriations II
      May 05                               Recommended do pass 010-006-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 19       Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Tabled By Sponsor

HB-3985     BOWMAN - LEVERENZ.
  Appropriates $1 to the Department of Public Aid to contract for a study of the
parking at the Jesse B. Harris Building. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 12                               Assigned to Appropriations II
      May 05                               Recommended do pass 010-006-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                    Held on 2nd Reading
      May 19       Tabled By Sponsor

HB-3986     CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 2217)
   Amends the Child Care Act. Provides that the Department of Children and Fam-
ily Services, in prescribing minimum standards for licensing child care facilities,
may consider an applicant's or other person's 5 consecutive years of experience
since January 1, 1984, in providing child care services in a facility licensed under
the Act as equivalent to any education requirement imposed by such standards. Ef-
fective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Select Committee on
                                              Children
      May 06                                Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-3987    HOMER.
                  (Ch. 38, par. 1005-6-3; new par. 204-7.1)
   Amends the Probation Act and the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that an
offender sentenced to probation shall be required to pay a $25 monthly fee as a con-
dition of probation or a lesser fee if the court determines that the offender is unable
to pay the $25 per month fee. Creates a probation services fund in each county con-
sisting of such fees. Provides for disbursement of fees to pay salaries and fringe ben-
efits of probation officers and certain administrative costs.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Retains substance of bill but pro-
 vides that monies in the probation services fund shall be used within the county
 where collected for the purchase of services from not-for-profit agencies for adult
 and juvenile probationers with special needs and for the purchase of equipment for
 use of the county's probation department. Permits the counties to use the interest on
 monies in the probation services fund for its ordinary and contingent expenditures.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that the probation fee shall not exceed $25 for each month of probation
 supervision ordered by the court. Provides that monies in the probation services
 fund shall be appropriated by the county board. Adds January 1, 1989 effective
 date.


' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3987-Cont.


     Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
     Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary II
      May 05           Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY II           Adopted
                                          Do Pass Amend/Short Debate
                                            010-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 11       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 112-004-001
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Judiciary
      Jun 10                              Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000
      Jun 24       Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/109-000-006
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1256 effective date 01-01-89

4HB-3988    CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 96 1/2, par. 6447.1)
  Amends the Cook County Forest Preserve Act. Increases the bond authorization
for capital improvements for botanical gardens from $1,000,000 to $7,000,000. Ef-
fective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 010-003-005
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19                               3d Reading Consideration PP
                                           Calendar Consideration PP.
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

SHB-3989    JONES,L - BARNES - DEUCHLER, FLOWERS, RICE AND BERRIOS.
                  (Ch. 38, par. 1003-6-2)
  Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that the Department of Cor-
rections shall establish a parent and child reunification program in all institutions

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
  ' State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-3989-Cont.


and facilities where, in the preceding fiscal year, 50% of the inmates were single
parents who had custody of their minor child or children prior to incarceration. The
program shall include individual and family counseling prior to release and at least
6 months of post-release follow-up and after-care. Effective immediately.
  FISCAL NOTE (IL Dept. of Corrections)
  The estimated cost to enhance the current institutional counseling component is
$342,194 per year.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Directs the Department to develop a plan to unite incarcerated females and their
children under 6 years of age.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 011-008-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 11                               Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                                           Fiscal Note filed
                   Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng
      May 20                               Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                        Amendment No.01    DEUCHLER              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000
                   Third Reading - Passed 071-036-004
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 02       Sen Sponsor SMITH
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-3990     CULLERTON - HALLOCK AND WOLF.
                  (Ch. 26, par. 3-806)
   Amends the Uniform Commercial Code. Provides that no fee or charge for a bad
 check may be assessed to persons with commercial or similar certain accounts, other
 than drawer who issues bad checks or certain depository institutions (presently, no
 fee may be assessed any person other than the drawer who issues the bad check).
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Alters amendatory language to provide that a fee or charge may be assessed to
 any bank or depository institution or to any non-commercial checking account or
 other similar non-commercial account.
       Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
       Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
       May 04                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       May 17       Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                                           Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                        Amendment No.01    CULLERTON              Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
       May 18       Third Reading - Passed 114-002-001
                    Arrive Senate
                    Sen Sponsor ZITO
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       May 19       First reading          Referred to Rules


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HB-3990-Cont.


      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Finance & Credit
                                            Regulations
      Jun 01                              Recommended do pass 009-003-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 07       Added As A Joint Sponsor KEATS
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01     BERMAN                Lost
                                          008-044-000
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 044-008-001
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 12       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1168 effective date 08-12-88

HB-3991     FLOWERS - DELEO.
                  (Ch. 19, par. 65g)
  Amends An Act in relation to rivers, lakes and streams with respect to the defini-
tion of "new construction".
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                           Nat. Resource
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

SHB-3992    PULLEN.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 4-305)
  Amends The Public Utilities Act to require the Commission to produce for distri-
bution a report of gas commodity prices for commercial and industrial accounts.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Public Utilities
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3993     DOEDERLEIN.
                  (Ch. 24, par. 10-2.1-1)
  Amends the Municipal Code to allow a municipality with a population between
5,000 and 7,500 to terminate its board of fire and police commissioners by ordi-
nance or referendum. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-3994    PULLEN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 671)
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to require that tax bills contain the total bond-
ed indebtedness of each taxing district.

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB-3994 constitutes a local government organization
and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Revenue
      Apr 29                             St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                                         Committee Revenue
      May 06                             Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3995     HALLOCK.
                 (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1417)
  Amends the Health Maintenance Organization Act to provide that each health
maintenance organization shall maintain a list of all hospitals which are routinely
used by it and such list shall include all physicians under the organization's employ
and other specified information. Prescribes circumstances under which, and to
whom, such list shall be made available.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Insurance
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-3996     PULLEN.
                  (Ch. 122, new pars. 10-20.5b and 34-18e)
   Amends The School Code. Requires school boards to prohibit smoking on school
property.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                            Education
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 HB-3997    HALLOCK.
                  (Ch. 32, par. 108.70)
   Amends the General Not For Profit Corporation Act to make a technical change
 relating to the limited liability of directors.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 HB-3998    PARCELLS - HENSEL - PULLEN.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 5007)
   Amends an Act creating the Department of Children and Family Services. Pro-
 vides that a foster child's extended family members who reside in Illinois shall be
 the preferred foster parents unless the Department proves otherwise.
   FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by DCFS)
   It is estimated that HB-3998 will cost $13,140,000.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that a close relative, approved and reviewed by the Department, shall be
 the preferred care provider and requires the Department to justify placement
 elsewhere.
   FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Prepared by DCFS)


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HB-3998-Cont.


  There would be no fiscal impact as amended by H-am 1.
     Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
     Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 011-000-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                              Fiscal Note Requested WHITE
                   Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 12                              Fiscal Note filed
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 17           Amendment No.01    PARCELLS               Adopted
                                          Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 112-002-003
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor KARPIEL
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 23       Added As A Joint Sponsor /SCHAFFER
                                          Committee Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                            Correctn
      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 16       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1403 effective date 01-01-89

s HB-3999   MCNAMARA AND MCGANN.
                  (Ch. 38, new par. 12-5.2)
  Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to provide that any person who has AIDS
who knowingly does any act which he knows is likely to transmit the disease to an-
other person commits a Class 4 felony.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4000     PULLEN - MCNAMARA, FREDERICK,VF AND PEDERSEN,B.
                  (Ch. 38, new par. 111-9)
  Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to authorize the alleged victim of a
criminal sexual assault or criminal sexual abuse to seek a court order requiring HIV
testing of the defendant and disclosure of the result to the victim. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Human Services

  S Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable.


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      May 05                              Committee discharged 081-023-005
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 107-000-010
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor WATSON
                   Added As A Co-sponsor POSHARD
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                            Correctn
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4001     STECZO.
                  (Ch. 43, par. 301.1)
  Amends the Beer Industry Fair Dealing Act to define successor brewer. Includes
successor brewer in definition of brewer. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar EXEC VET
                                            AFRS
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4002     RONAN - FARLEY - DALEY - BUGIELSKI - LAURINO AND MARTI-
            NEZ.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 4-201; new pars. 4-308, 4-309 and 4-310; Ch. 127, new
                par. 141.236)
  Amends the Vehicle Code to change the penalty for abandoning a vehicle to a
fine of between $500 and $1,000. Provides for a vehicle recycling fee for abandoned
vehicles. Creates the Vehicle Recycling Fund in the State Treasury.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                             Vehicles
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4003    HANNIG.
                  (Ch. 25, par. 6; Ch. 35, par. 4; Ch. 36, par. 4a; Ch. 115, par. 9.05)
  Amends various Acts to require the offices of the circuit clerk, county clerk, coun-
ty treasurer and county recorder to be open from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

' HB-4004   YOUNGE,W.
                  (New Act; Ch. 102, new par. 3.3; Ch. 127, new pars. 141.237 and

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
  ' State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable.




HB-4004-Cont.


               144.31)
  Creates the Illinois Municipal Assistance Corporation. Grants the Corporation
the power to lend or transfer monies to municipalities which request assistance and
the power to invest funds in the debt obligations of municipalities. Also grants the
Corporation the power to issue bonds and notes and to accept grants from the feder-
al government with the approval of the Director of the Bureau of the Budget.
Amends the State Finance Act. Establishes a new fund in the State Treasury known
as the Illinois Municipal Assistance Corporation Fund. Provides for an annual
transfer of 1/10 of 1% of the monies in the General Revenue Fund to the Illinois
Municipal Assistance Corporation Fund under certain circumstances. Effective
January 1, 1989.
  STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE
  Without an authorization limit, it is not possible to determine the debt impact of
this bill. However, given the proposed financing mechanism for the Corporation, it
does not appear likely that it would be able to successfully market its debt.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Urban Redevelopment
      Apr 28                             Recommended do pass 007-004-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 03                             State Debt Note Filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Interim Study Calendar URB REDEVELOP
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4005     PULLEN - MCNAMARA AND PEDERSEN,B.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 7308.1)
   Amends the AIDS Confidentiality Act to authorize certain health care workers
exposed to a patient's body fluids to seek an order requiring HIV testing of the pa-
tient, and disclosure of the test result to the health care worker. Effective
immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 7308.1
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 7306, 7307 and 7309
   Deletes existing provisions. Provides that written informed consent and confiden-
tiality provisions don't apply to a health care provider or employee of a health facili-
ty who is involved in an accidental direct contact with another person. Grants
absolute immunity for misconduct while obtaining a blood sample or conducting the
HIV test.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Provides that written informed consent exceptions also apply to firefighters and
 ambulance attendants.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
   Corrects a drafting error.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7315
   Limits the grant of immunity to liability under the AIDS Confidentiality Act.
 Adds immediate effective date.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 30, 1988)
   Adds police officers to the list of persons included.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Specifies that written informed consent and confidentiality provisions do not ap-
 ply to an emergency medical technician-ambulance or emergency medical techni-
 cian-intermediate (EMT-A or EMT-I), instead of ambulance attendants.


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  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes June 30, 1988)
  Provides that the exposed person requesting the test shall bear the associated
costs.
  CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1.
  Recommends that the House concur in S-am 2.
  Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1 and 3.
  Changes title. Provides that school principal may disclose the names of
AIDS-infected persons to certain others. Provides that physicians may test for
AIDS if the subject has given permission for general medical treatment.
      Apr 08 1988 First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14      Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                             Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                         Committee Human Services
      May 05                             Committee discharged 074-026-006
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13      Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   PULLEN               Adopted
                       Amendment No.02   CAPPARELLI           Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19                             Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.03   CAPPARELLI           Adopted
                       Amendment No.04   PULLEN               Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000
                  Third Reading - Passed 093-009-013
      May 20      Arrive Senate
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25      Sen Sponsor WATSON
                  Added As A Co-sponsor POSHARD
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
                  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                         Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                         Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                           Correctn
      Jun 10                             Recommended do pass 010-001-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   SAVICKAS             Adopted
                       Amendment No.02   RAICA                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.03   WATSON                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 24       Third Reading - Passed 048-004-003
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03
      Jun 27       H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03
      Jun 28       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03
                   S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03
                   S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
                   Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/POSHARD
                                           SAVICKAS,
                                           MAROVITZ, WATSON,
                                           & RAICA
      Jun 29       Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST
                   Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCNAMARA,
                                           CULLERTON, WHITE,
                                           PULLEN AND RYDER
                   House report submitted


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      Jun 30       Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 79(D)
                   House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/081-033-001
                   Senate report submitted
                   Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/043-012-002
                   Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 27       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1399 effective date 09-02-88

'HB-4006    RYDER AND REGAN.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 5005)
  Amends an Act creating the Department of Children and Family Services. Pro-
vides that the Department shall conduct home studies and investigations and shall
supervise visitation under the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act or the
Adoption Act only if the Department is directed by an Illinois court to perform such
services and the court has ordered the parties to reimburse the Department for its
reasonable costs for providing such services in accordance with Department rules.
Effective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that the Department shall perform home studies, investigations, and su-
pervision of visitation only if the court has ordered one or both of the parties to reim-
burse the Department, or the court has determined that neither party is financially
able to pay.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Committee on
                                             Children
      Apr 28            Amendment No.01    CHILDREN               Adopted
                                           DP Amnded Consent Calendar
                                             015-000-000
                    Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 04        Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                    Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12        Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17        Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24        Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
                    First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                             Correctn
      Jun 10                               Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 20        Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30        Governor approved
                      PUBLIC ACT 85-1257 effective date 08-30-88

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4007


'HB-4007 REGAN.
                  (Ch. 120, new par. 594.1)
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to require the board of appeals in counties over
1 million population to annually equalize assessments by township.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4008     MAYS.
                  (Ch. 120, new par. 1177.1)
  Amends the Illinois Lottery Law. Provides that the Director of the Department
of the State Lottery shall prepare vouchers requesting payments from the State
Lottery Fund for prizes that are to be paid directly from that fund. Provides for a
continuing appropriation of monies from the fund for such purpose.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4009     WAIT - ROPP.
                  (Ch. 5, pars. 1603, 1604, 1605, 1605.1; new par. 1605.2)
  Amends the Water Use Act. Redefines "groundwater". Provides that water con-
servation districts may only recommend restrictions instead of actually restrict
withdrawal of groundwater in emergencies. Provides that a district must be notified
of a new withdrawal point which will produce more than 100,000 gallons per day
prior to beginning construction of the well. Provides that a district's review of the
impact of a proposed new withdrawal must be complete within 30 days of notifica-
tion. Provides that the Department may propose an alternate recommendation if it
rejects a district's recommendation. Allows the Department to set rules in addition
to emergency rules and to set the general policy in administration of this Act.
   FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Dept. of Agriculture)
   This amendatory legislation should not increase the cost to the General Revenue
Fund.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1017.6
   Adopts the federal Safe Drinking Water Act standards for barium, radium and
fluoride in public water supplies. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                             Nat. Resource
      Apr 20                               Fiscal Note filed
                                           Committee Energy Environment & Nat.
                                             Resource
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 113-004-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
                    First reading          Referred to Rules

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Energy & Environment
      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    ETHEREDGE
                                          & HAWKINSON
                                          Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 056-001-000
      Jun 24       Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/114-000-001
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 31       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1330 effective date 08-31-88

SHB-4010    REA.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par 3-601)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Permits first division vehicles (passenger
cars) displaying a master dealer plate or dealer A plate to pull a trailer with load.
  FISCAL NOTE (Sec. of State)
  House Bill 4010 has no fiscal impact on the Office of the Secretary of State.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                            Vehicles
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 015-007-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11                               Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                   Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 12                               Fiscal Note filed
                   Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4011     CHURCHILL.
                  (New Act; Ch. 127, rep. pars. 1101 through 1127)
  Creates the Illinois Emergency Services and Disaster Agency Act of 1988. Estab-
lishes the Emergency Services and Disaster Agency. Grants emergency powers to
the Governor. Provides for the establishment of local disaster agencies. Repeals The
Illinois Emergency Services and Disaster Agency Act of 1975.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Adds immediate effective date.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4011-Cont.


      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Primary Sponsor Changed To GEO-KARIS
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor MAHAR
                                          Committee Rules
                   Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                              Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            011-001-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    EXECUTIVE              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/117-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jun 30       Sent to the Governor
                   Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1027 effective date 06-30-88

SHB-4012    TERZICH.
                  (Ch. 46, par. 2A-1.2 and new par. 2A-48a; Ch. 48, par. 1702; Ch. 122,
                pars. 34-1, 34-2, 34-3, 34-6, 34-7, 34-8, 34-8.1, 34-8.2, 34-13, 34-15,
                34-16, 34-17, 34-18, 34-18.1, 34-18.2, 34-18.3, 34-18.4, 34-18.5, 34-19,
                34-19.1, 34-19.2, 34-21, 34-21.3, 34-21.4, 34-22, 34-74, 34-75, 34-77,
                34-78, 34-84, 34-84a, 34-84b, 34-84.1, 34-85, 34-86 and 34-88; new pars.
                34-2a, 34-5a, 34-5b, 34-5c, 34-5d, 34-13a and 34-42.01; rep. pars. 34.4,
                34-18a, 34-18b, 34-18c, 34-18d, 34-83 and 34-85.1 through 34-85.13)
  Amends the School and Election Codes and the Illinois Educational Labor Rela-
tions Act. Revises the manner of governance of schools within Chicago and creates
50 semi-autonomous school governance districts with boundaries coterminous with
Chicago's wards. Provides for elected 7 member school governance boards from
each of the semi-autonomous school governance districts and defines their powers
and duties. Terminates memberships on the current Chicago Board of Education
and provides that the new Central Board shall consist of one mayoral appointee and
the Chairman of each of the school governance boards. Provides for primary gover-
nance of the school within the district by the school governance board and limits the
exercise of Central Board powers accordingly. Terminates the employment of every
school district employee on June 30, 1989, and provides that if they are rehired on
or after July 1, 1989, they enter service as probationary employees with no seniori-
ty, tenure or contractual continued service. Makes other changes. Effective June 30,
1989 except as otherwise provided.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4013    GRANBERG.
                  (Ch. 73, new pars. 1045A, 1046A and 1047A)
  Amends the Insurance Code. Requires that insurance companies submit health
insurance policies to the Director of Insurance for approval. Provides a hearing pro-
cess for disapproval. Provides that all insurance policies disclose their provisions in
a clear and explicit manner. Effective immediately.

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      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Insurance
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4014     GIORGI.
                  (Ch. 127, pars. 3502, 3504 and 3505)
  Amends An Act in relation to asbestos. Adds the Directors of Insurance and La-
bor to the Illinois Asbestos Abatement Authority. Provides that the Executive Di-
rector of the Capital Development Board, or his designee shall serve as chairman of
the Authority.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 011-008-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 11                               3d Reading Consideration PP
                                           Calendar Consideration PP.
      May 20        Third Reading - Passed 065-049-002
      May 24        Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01        Sen Sponsor BERMAN
                    First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 010-004-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22                               3d Reading Consideration PP
                                           Calendar Consideration PP.
      Jun 24        Third Reading - Lost 028-030-000

HB-4015     O'CONNELL.
                  (New Act)
   Creates the Telemarketing Consumer Protection Act. Provides that telemar-
keters shall provide purchasers with a receipt or contract with a notice of cancella-
tion provision. Provides that the seller shall establish a trust account for purchaser
funds with withdrawals only after the cancellation period or for refunds. Also pro-
vides that telemarketers inform purchasers of their right to cancel, the full terms of
the transaction, and the particulars of the seller and the trust account.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Consumer Protection
       May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 HB-4016    RONAN.
                  (Ch. 73, par. 766.6; Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 1-100, 2-101, 5-301 and new pars.
                5A-100 through 5A-117)
   Amends the Illinois Insurance Code, and The Illinois Vehicle Code. Includes as
 act constituting improper claims practice by an insurer failure to verify that a motor


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HB-4016-Cont.


vehicle repairer, designated by that insurer to repair a vehicle, is not licensed. Es-
tablishes various requirements concerning the licensing and regulation of automo-
bile repair shops.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 73, par. 766.6; Ch. 95 1/2, pars.
      1-100, 2-101, 5-301 and added new Chapter 5A
      Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-100 and 3-118
  Deletes entire provisions of bill. Makes technical changes to citation references.
  FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Sec. of State)
  Estimated total cost for administrative and postage costs due to return mailings
(first year only) would be $150,000.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-100 and 3-118
      Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 9-105
  Deletes all. Increases the minimum required insurance coverage for rental car
patrons from $50,000 to $100,000.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 9-105
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-100 and 3-118
   Establishes various requirements concerning the licensing and regulation of auto-
mobile repair shops. Provides that certain violations of The Illinois Vehicle Code
concerning automobile repair shops shall constitute unlawful practices under the
Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act. Adds immediate effective
date.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 9-105
   Deletes everything. Increases the minimum required insurance coverage for rent-
 al car patrons rom $50,000 to $100,000.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, rep. pars. 3-119, 3-120 & 3-120
   Repeals Vehicle Code provision relating to display certificates.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 5-501
   Makes cancellation of a vehicle recycler's license permissive rather than manda-
 tory, in certain circumstances.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                           Vehicles
      May 04           Amendment No.01   TRANSPORTATN          Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                          024-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       May 10                             Fiscal Note Requested
                                           JOHNSON-SIEBEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       May 12                             Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       May 19      Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    CULLERTON            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03    CULLERTON            Adopted
                       Amendment No.04    RONAN                Adopted
                       Amendment No.05    RONAN                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.06    RONAN                Adopted
                       Amendment No.07    RONAN                Adopted
                       Amendment No.08    MAYS                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading


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      May 20       Third Reading - Lost 040-067-004

SHB-4017    LEVIN - CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 56 1/2, new par. 517.01)
  Amends the Illinois Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. Authorizes the Director of
Public Health to approve the sale, delivery, offering for sale, holding for sale or giv-
ing away of AIDS-related drugs, and authorizes the Director to adopt rules in con-
nection therewith. Provides for an AIDS Vaccine Advisory Committee to assist the
Director.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4018    LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 23, new par. 9-6.5)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Requires the Department of Public Aid to main-
tain a Hardship Assistance program to meet persons' extraordinary needs which are
not met under other provisions of the Code.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, new par. 9-6.5
      Adds reference to: Ch. 23, par. 4-12
  Deletes everything. Amends the Public Aid Code to provide that the Department
of Public Aid shall maintain a hardship assistance program to meet needs which
cannot be met through its special assistance or emergency assistance programs.
Limits availability to recipients of cash assistance under the AFDC or Aid to the
Aged, Blind or Disabled programs, and certain general assistance recipients in pro-
grams administered by the Department. The Department shall specify by rule what
assistance shall be provided.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04            Amendment No.01    HUMAN SERVICE         Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 11       Third Reading - Passed 113-000-000
      May 12       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 17       Sen Sponsor SMITH
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4019     LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 122, new pars. 10-21.10 and 34-21.7)
   Amends The School Code to require Chicago and downstate school boards to
provide freedom of speech and press in regard to student expression in official school
publications unless such expression is obscene, libelous or slanderous or disrupts or-
derly operation of the school. Also requires boards to adopt rules in the form of a
written publications code.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
   Adds provison that opinion of school principal or school board shall be criterion
for determining whether student publications contain obscene, libelous or slander-
ous expression or interfere with funtion of school. Also removes burden on school of-
ficials of showing justification for limits on student expression.

   SFiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4019-Cont.


      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 04                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 007-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Remvd from Consent Calendar
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 19       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                       Amendment No.01    MCCRACKEN              Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02     MCCRACKEN             Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03     MCCRACKEN             Adopted
                                          069-038-001
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4020     LEVIN - KRSKA.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 403.15)
  Amends the Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and Phar-
maceutical Assistance Act to provide that beginning January 1, 1988, prescription
drugs for post cataract surgery, treatment of glaucoma and diabetes testing equip-
ment and materials are covered under the Act.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                               Interim Study Calendar REVENUE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4021    LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 34-16)
  Amends The School Code. Requires the Chicago Board of Education to reduce
the number of its current administrative positions to the number of such positions
which existed at the beginning of fiscal year 1981. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                             Education
      Apr 20                               Re-assigned to
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

'HB-4022    LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, new pars. 15-101, 15-102, 15-103, 15-104, 15-105 and
                15-106)
  Amends The Public Utilities Act. Authorizes cities to regulate the quality, ade-
quacy and safety of any service, product or commodity furnished within such city by
a public utility. Authorizes cities to prescribe just and reasonable rates for such
services.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Public Utilities
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

  Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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'HB-4023    CAPPARELLI.
                  (Ch. 42, pars. 326bb and 326f)
  Amends the Chicago Sanitary District Act. Exempts municipalities wholly
bounded by a municipality of over 500,000 from certain requirements for permits to
install, modify or extend a sewerage system.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar EXEC VET
                                            AFRS
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4024     CAPPARELLI - LEVERENZ - MCAULIFFE.
  Makes appropriations from various funds to the Metropolitan Fair and Exposi-
tion Authority for fiscal year beginning July 1, 1988. Effective July 1, 1988.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 12                               Assigned to Appropriations I
      May 05                               Recommended do pass 026-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 12            Amendment No.01    STEPHENS              Lost
                                           050-061-000
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 098-011-002
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor SAVICKAS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 18       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills
                                           Assigned to Appropriations I
      Jun 15                               Recommended do pass 022-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 053-001-003
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 08       Sent to the Governor
      Jul 14       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1079 effective date 07-14-88

HB-4025     GIORGI.
                  (Ch. 73, new par. 767.27)
  Amends the Insurance Code. Provides that an insurance company cannot require
an independent medical examination unless the examining health care provider
practices in the same branch of health care as the treating provider, practices in the
same state as the treating provider, and receives more than 70% of his or her com-
pensation from active patient care. The patient and treating provider must be al-
lowed to have a witness at the examination and must receive a copy of all reports.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Labor & Commerce

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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                                    1895                       HB-4025--Cont.

      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4026     STANGE.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-601)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that a person found guilty of operat-
ing a motor vehicle without a driver's license or any evidence of a valid or expired li-
cense in any state shall be guilty of a Class C misdemeanor. Provides that it is a
defense that a person is not qualified to obtain a license because of his age, or that
the person has either a valid or expired license from any state.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4027    CULLERTON.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the Illinois Certified Real Estate Appraisers Law. Provides for certifica-
tion of real estate appraisers. Creates the Real Estate Appraisers Board which shall
recommend rules and regulations to the Department of Professional Regulation to
carry out the purposes of the Act. Provides for discipline of real estate appraisers.
Provides continuing education requirements for appraisers.
   FISCAL NOTE (IL Dept. of Professional Regulation)
   Total GRF revenues for four years is $93,600.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Registration and Regulation
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 025-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                                Fiscal Note Requested PIEL
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13                                Fiscal Note filed
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Lost 047-048-021

 HB-4028    KUBIK.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 6.23)
   Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Provides that the Governor shall appoint
 to the Rehabilitation Services Advisory Council the chairperson of the Independent
 Living Advisory Council.
      Apr 08 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                              Affairs
       Apr 28                               Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000
                    Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
       May 04       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                    Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
       May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
       May 17       Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       May 18       Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng

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HB-4028-Cont.


      May 19       First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 17       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    TOPINKA                Ruled not
                                                                  germane
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 19       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1258 effective date 01-01-89

SHB-4029    PRESTON.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 5-2)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that, beginning no later than July 1, 1990,
medical assistance shall be made available to women, during pregnancy and for 60
days thereafter, together with their children up to 8 years (now, one year) of age.
Requires the Department of Public Aid and the Governor to provide a revised plan
of coverage of such persons by January 1, 1989. The revised plan shall establish an
income eligibility standard that is 185% of the federal poverty level, that standard
to be implemented by no later than July 1, 1990. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Committee on
                                             Children
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4030    PRESTON.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 5-2)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that the Department of Public Aid shall
(now, may) provide for making ambulatory prenatal care available under Medicaid
to pregnant women during a presumptive eligibility period in accordance with and
to the extent allowed by Federal law. Effective immediately.
   FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Public Aid)
   An estimated minimum cost of $360,000 per year would result from HB-4030 for
new individuals who currently may qualify under presumptive eligibility
procedures.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Committee on
                                             Children
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 011-000-005
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 05                               Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17                               Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng

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HB-4030-Cont.


      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

'HB-4031    PRESTON.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 5-2)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that women during pregnancy and for 60
days thereafter, together with their infants and children up to one year of age, shall
be eligible for Medicaid if their income (now, income and resources) are insufficient
to meet the costs of necessary medical care. Prohibits a resource eligibility stan-
dard. Effective immediately.
      Apr 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 14       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Committee on
                                             Children
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4032     LEFLORE - WILLIAMS.
                  (Ch. 15, par. 209; Ch. 68, par. 2-105; Ch. 127, par. 146)
  Amends the Human Rights Act. Provides that if the Department of Human
Rights determines that any State agency is not in compliance with the equal em-
ployment opportunity and affirmative action requirements of the Act, the Depart-
ment shall serve on such agency a notice thereof together with a demand that the
agency demonstrate compliance or present a specific plan for achieving compliance
to the Department within 30 days after receipt of such notice and demand. If no
such demonstration or plan is presented within that 30-day period, or if the Depart-
ment determines that compliance has not been demonstrated or that the plan for
achieving compliance is not satisfactory, the Department shall certify to the State
Comptroller the agency's noncompliance. After receipt of such certification, the
State Comptroller shall draw warrants for no more than 90% of the moneys appro-
priated to that agency for payment for personal services in the current fiscal year.
The State Comptroller shall draw warrants for the remaining 10% of such moneys
only after receiving certification from the Department that the agency has been de-
termined to be in compliance with the requirements. Amends the State Comptroller
Act and the State finance Act in connection therewith.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to State Government
                                             Administration
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 HB-4033    PARCELLS - MAYS - TATE - WENNLUND - REGAN.
                  (Ch. 127, pars. 133b10, 142p3, 142q, 144.7 and 144.8a)
   Amends the State Property Control Act and State Finance Act. Provides that
 agencies would have to consider recycling prior to other methods of waste disposal.
 Recycling proceeds would be used for recycling programs. Excess proceeds would
 be used to buy paper. Effective immediately.
   FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by DCMS)
   This bill would result in no increased cost to the State.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                             Nat. Resource

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4033-Cont.


      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                               Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON
                                           Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Energy & Environment
      Jun 10                               Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 23       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1197 effective date 08-23-88

HB-4034     HASARA.
                  (Ch. 96 1/2, par. 5405; Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 116.115 and 116.116)
  Amends An Act in relation to oil, gas, coal and other surface and underground re-
sources and the Water Well Construction Code to transfer from the Department of
Mines and Minerals to the Illinois Department of Public Health the authority to is-
sue permits for water wells intended for use as nonpotable water supplies. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4035    CHURCHILL AND MCPIKE.
                  (New Act; Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 241-3, 241-8, 241-10, 241-12, 241-14,
                1003.32, and 4307, new par. 241-21.1)
  Creates the Nuclear Safety Education Assistance Act. Provides for grants to
public institutions of higher education and grants for students. Amends the Illinois
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Act to define terms. Provides that the
Department of Nuclear Safety shall not license or renew the license of a waste dis-
posal site until it is determined that granting the license would be consistent with
the regional management plan and this Act. Provides that an applicant for a waste
site must obtain the proper zoning. Revokes a site's license if such site accepts
high-level radioactive waste or hazardous waste that is not mixed waste, and the
county or municipality in which the site is located passes an ordinance ordering the
license to be revoked. Requires the Director to select a single site to characterize as
a primary waste disposal site. Allows the Director to choose sites to characterize as
alternate sites. Provides that a county or municipality of a proposed site may receive
State grants for the full cost of siting reviews (now 50% of cost up to $50,000). Al-
lows other units of local government in the siting area to apply for grants. Gives to
employees of the Department, or their agents or contractors, the power to enter any
land in order to conduct subsurface surveys. Amends the Environmental Protection

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HB-4035-Cont.


Act to exclude regional low-level radioactive waste facilities from the definition of
"regional pollution control facility". Amends the Nuclear Safety Preparedness Act
to permit funds deposited in the Nuclear Safety Emergency Preparedness Fund for
grants and scholarships under the Nuclear Safety Education Assistance Act. Effec-
tive immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that payments for grants and scholarships under the Act shall not ex-
ceed $50,000 per fiscal year.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Provides that licenses shall be revoked if certain federally defined material is ac-
cepted for disposal.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
  Provides that persons to fail to accept employment as a condition of a grant or
scholarship shall repay the same to the Department. Provides that the Treasury sep-
arate monies in the Low Level Radioactive Waste Facility, Post Closure Care and
Compensation Fund rather than the Low Level Radioactive Waste Facility Devel-
opment and Operation Fund.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
  Provides that the Director of Nuclear Safety shall not determine the need for the
facility.
  FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Dept. Nuclear Safety)
  HB-4035 contains various provisions which the Dept. believes may have fiscal im-
plications. None of these provisions would affect GRF. They would, however, affect
the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Development and Operation Fund, which is cre-
ated from fees assessed against generators of low-level radioactive waste. In addi-
tion, some of the provisions could increase the revenues of units of local gov't. that
are affected by the siting and development of a low-level radioactive waste disposal
facility.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7.
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 241-13)
  Deletes all. Reincorporates original bill as amended by amendments 1 through 4.
Makes technical corrections. Adds a fee schedule of fees payable by owners of nu-
clear power plants. Provides that no unit of local government may prohibit the Di-
rector of Nuclear Safety from characterizing an alternative site.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                           Nat. Resource
      May 04           Amendment No.01   ENRGY ENVRMNT         Adopted
                       Amendment No.02   ENRGY ENVRMNT         Adopted
                       Amendment No.03   ENRGY ENVRMNT         Adopted
                       Amendment No.04   ENRGY ENVRMNT         Adopted
                                         Recommnded do pass as amend
                                           016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                             Fiscal Note Requested CURRIE
                   Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 12                             Fiscal Note filed
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 17           Amendment No.05   CURRIE                Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20                             Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.06   CHURCHILL             Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.07   CHURCHILL             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000
                   Third Reading - Passed 115-000-001


1899





HB-4035-Cont.


      May 24      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor MAITLAND
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
                  First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Energy & Environment
      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 051-005-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 13       Sent to the Governor
      Jul 21       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1133 effective date 07-21-88

SHB-4036    CHURCHILL.
                 (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 1022.15, 1022.16, 7052; new par. 1022.16a)
  Amends the Environmental Protection Act to extend the solid waste disposal fee
until December 31, 1989; provides for certain exemptions. Amends the Solid Waste
Management Act to set forth certain public policies related to solid waste manage-
ment. Effective immediately.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4037     KUBIK - TURNER - FLOWERS - MORROW.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 2-10)
  Amends the Public Aid Code to provide that a person shall not be required to oc-
cupy a permanent dwelling or have a fixed home or mailing address in order to es-
tablish residence in Illinois. Effective immediately.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, par. 2-10
      Adds reference to: Ch. 23, par. 11-15
  Deletes everything. Amends the Public Aid Code. Requires an applicant for fi-
nancial aid to submit with the application a copy of a birth certificate or other ap-
proved identification for each family member under age 18.
  CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1.
  Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 23, par. 10-16.2; Ch. 40, pars. 706.1,
      1107.1, 1226.1 and 2520
  Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Changes requirements
in relation to birth certificates and other proof of identity and age. Amends the Pub-
lic Aid Code, Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, Non-Support of Spouse
and Children Act, Revised Uniform Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Act and
Parentage Act of 1984 in relation to withholding of income to secure payment of
child support. Provides that for withholding of income a payor is entitled to a fee not
to exceed $5 per month (instead of the lesser of $4 per month or the actual check
processing cost). Provides that withheld support shall be paid to the obligee or pub-
lic office entitled to receive such support within 10 days of the date income is paid to
the obligor.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk

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HB-4037-Cont.


     Apr 12       First reading           Referred to Rules
     Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
     May 04                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
     May 10       Second Reading
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
     May 11       Third Reading - Passed 105-000-000
     May 12        Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
     May 20        First reading          Referred to Rules
     May 25        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                            Correctn
     Jun 01        Primary Sponsor Changed To TOPINKA
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor SMITH
                                          Committee Public Health, Welfare &
                                            Correctn
     Jun 10                               Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    PUB HEALTH             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 050-006-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 23       H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01
      Jun 24       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01
      Jun 27       S Refuses to Recede Amend 01
                   S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
      Jun 28       Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/SMITH
                                            POSHARD, ZITO,
                                            TOPINKA &
                                            MADIGAN
                   Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST
                   Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/WHITE,
                                             CURRIE, CULLERTON,
                                             KUBIK & MCCRACKEN
      Jun 29       House report submitted
                   House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/103-014-000
                   Senate report submitted
                   Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/053-001-000
                   Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 01       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1157 effective date 01-01-89

HB-4038     PEDERSEN,B.
                  (Ch. 46, par. 19-2.1)
  Amends The Election Code to permit in person absentee voting at the office of the
road district clerk even if the elector is a resident of a municipality in counties not
under township organization.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


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HB-4039


SHB-4039    MAYS.
                 (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 1007, 1028, 1028.1, 1037, 1040, 1040.1 and 1042;
               new pars. 1007.2 1007.3, 1007.4, Ch. 127, new par. 141.237)
  Amends the Environmental Protection Act and An Act in relation to State fi-
nance. Provides that the Pollution Control Board may charge filing fees and costs.
Creates the Pollution Control Board Fund for the proceeds of the same, which fund
may be used for activities pursuant to the Pollution Control Board's responsibilities.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1007.3 and par.
      1042)
  Eliminates imposition of hearing costs.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1044)
  Provides that for certain hazardous waste offenses, the statute of limitations will
not run until discovery of the offense.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 04           Amendment No.01    ENRGY ENVRMNT         Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    MCCRACKEN             Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18                              Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.03    KULAS                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000
                   Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
      May 19       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor MAITLAND
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Energy & Environment
      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 055-001-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 31       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1331 effective date 01-01-89

'HB-4040    JOHNSON - BLACK.
                  (Ch. 120, pars. 1152, 1157.2 and 1159, new par. 1171.3; Ch. 127, new
                par. 141.237)
  Amends the Illinois Lottery Law and the State Finance Act. Creates the Educa-
tional Assistance Fund in the State Treasury. Provides that any increase in net lot-

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HB-4040--Cont.


tery proceeds in a fiscal year following the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1987 shall be
deposited into the Fund. Provides that monies in the Fund may be used only for ap-
propriations to the State Superintendent of Education for distributions to school
districts based on average daily attendance. Effective immediately.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4041    JOHNSON - BLACK.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 2-204)
  Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to specifically incorporate additional ex-
emptions for blind and elderly taxpayers and their spouses (previously incorporated
by reference to the Internal Revenue Code which has now repealed such exemp-
tions). Effective January 1, 1989, and applicable to taxable years ending on or after
such date.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4042     PULLEN - HASARA - WILLIAMSON - REGAN - WENNLUND.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-205)
   Amends the Vehicle Code to provide revocation of driver's license for 1 year for
any drug offense.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that drug and sex offenses be classified under the same heading.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                            Vehicles
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 015-003-002
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01   PULLEN                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

 HB-4043    JOHNSON, EWING, HULTGREN AND OLSON,ROBERT.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1013)
   Amends the Environmental Protection Act to provide that certain sewage treat-
 ment standards that are stricter than the federal requirement shall not apply to mu-
 nicipalities with under 2500 people. Effective immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Exempts sewage treatment facilities owned (rather than operated) by certain
 municipalities. Makes other changes in wording of amendatory provisions.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                             Nat. Resource

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4043-Cont.


      May 04           Amendment No.01    ENRGY ENVRMNT          Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            015-000-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

SHB-4044    JOHNSON.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 18c-7405)
  Amends the Illinois Commercial Transportation Law to provide that any entity
which operates a railroad which intersects with a public road, highway or street
must comply with the safety requirements established for rail carriers.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4045    JOHNSON.
                  (Ch. 85, pars. 6364, 6365 and 6367)
  Amends the Bowdre Township Civic Center Law. Provides that the Village Presi-
dent of Hindsboro, with the advice and consent of the Village Board, shall appoint
2 members of the Bowdre Township Board of Trustees to serve as additional mem-
bers of the Bowdre Township Civic Center Authority.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 18       Sen Sponsor WEAVER,S
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Local Government
      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 20        Sent to the Governor
      Sep 01        Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1371 effective date 01-01-89

 HB-4046    JOHNSON.
                  (Ch. 46, par. 7-12)
   Amends the Election Code to allow a registered voter to sign as many nominating
 petitions as he chooses for candidates for the same office if the candidates are from
 the same political party.

   SFiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4046--Cont.


      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

3 HB-4047   EWING.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 14-123, 14-123.1, 14-124 and 21-115, new par.
                14-103.39)
  Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to add a definition of
"personal services" and to remove the age 70 restrictions on disability benefits;
amends the Social Security Enabling Act to provide for the payment of certain
State social security contributions for nonpayroll earnings of court reporters.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4048     PIEL.
                  (Ch. 17, pars. 4402, 4408, 4409, 4410, 4435, 4460 and 4462)
  Amends the Credit Union Act. Defines "insolvent". Provides that a certified pub-
lic accountant may examine credit unions rather than a public accountant. Provides
that examinations be conducted by the Department of Financial Institutons or a
certified public accountant at the Director's discretion. Makes changes with respect
to percentage verification of share and loan accounts, investment of funds, correc-
tive plans of action and hearings.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4049     YOUNGE,W.
   Appropriates funds to the University of Illinois to establish a branch of the Col-
lege of Architecture in East St. Louis. Effective July 1, 1988.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Appropriations II
      May 06                                Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4050     YOUNGE,W.
                  (Ch. 23, new pars. 2212.20 and 2214.4)
   Amends the Child Care Act of 1969. Provides that a license or permit holder may
operate a day care home occupation at his or her residence upon approval by the De-
partment. Preempts home rule units.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to State Government
                                              Administration

   3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4050-Cont.


      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4051     YOUNGE,W.
                 (Ch. 42, par. 503-1; Ch. 46, pars. 2A-1.2, 2A-41, 7-10 and 7-12)
  Amends the Metro-East Sanitary District Act of 1974 and The Election Code to
provide that commissioners of the Metro-East Sanitary District shall be elected at
general elections beginning with the 1990 general election.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4052     OLSON,ROBERT.
                  (Ch. 61, pars. 1.27, 1.29, 2.33, 2.33-1, 2.34, 2.35, 2.37 and 3.4)
  Amends the Wildlife Code. Includes individuals, corporations and associations as
additional entities which the Department of Conservation may grant the authority
to control wildlife. Makes technical change to correct reference to personnel title.
Exempts persons with a valid unfilled turkey permit from the March 1 to May 31
prohibition against transporting a shotgun on a boat. Modifys what constitutes cer-
tain violations under the Code. Effective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that taxidermist permits shall expire on January 31 of each year.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 61, par. 2.30
  Extends the beaver trapping season one month to March 31.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 04           Amendment No.01    ENRGY ENVRMNT         Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                              Fiscal Note Requested JOHNSON
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                              Fiscal Note Request W/drawn
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor MADIGAN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation
      Jun 08                              Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01   AGRICULTURE            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01


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HB-4052-Cont.


      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 13       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1181 effective date 08-13-88

HB-4053     OLSON,ROBERT.
                 (Ch. 5, pars. 2401-2, 2401-3, 2402-1, 2402-2, 2402-4, 2403-1, 2403-2;
               new pars. 2405-1, 2405-2, 2406-1; rep. pars. 2403-3, 1403-4, 2403-5)
  Amends the Illinois Conservation Enhancement Act. Provides that the initial
strategic natural resource management plan may be completed by July 1, 1988
rather than requiring completion by that date. Makes other technical changes. Ef-
fective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: (Ch. 5, pars. 2401-2, 2401-3 and 2403-1)
  Deletes reference to flora and fauna. Makes other technical corrections.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 28, 1988)
  Makes technical correction.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      Apr 28           Amendment No.01    ENRGY ENVRMNT         Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                              Fiscal Note Requested JOHNSON
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                              Fiscal Note Request W/drawn
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor MADIGAN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation
      Jun 08                              Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01   MADIGAN                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 27       H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01
      Jun 28       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01
                   S Recedes from Amend. 01/056-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 31       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1332 effective date 08-31-88


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'HB-4054    RONAN, HANNIG, JONES,L AND DAVIS.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, pars. 1302, 1304, new pars. 1302a, 1304a and 1309; Ch.
                120, new par. 2-208)
  Amends the Energy Assistance Act and the Illinois Income Tax Act. Provides
that to qualify for energy assistance, an eligible customer must agree to pay 15% of
monthly household income each month. Makes such payment schedule applicable
through the entire year. For purposes of this Act, deems monthly household income
to be no less than the General Assistance a household receives or would be eligible
to receive through Public Aid. Removes provision requiring full payment for usage
in excess of the average residential usage. Provides for forgiveness of preexisting ar-
rearages in exchange for timely program payments. Provides for public utility cred-
its against the Illinois income tax for a utility's shortfall under the Energy
Assistance Act. Amendments are effective December 1, 1988. Repeals the Energy
Assistance Act on January 1, 1992. Effective December 1, 1988.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 28       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Revenue
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4055     RONAN.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 7-204, new pars. 7-207 and 9-229)
  Amends The Public Utilities Act to further prohibit subsidization among affiliat-
ed entities. Provides that no non-utility activity of an affiliated interest may be sub-
sidized by consumers. Provides that in determining rates the Commission shall
consider the utility an independent corporation, may not attribute to the utility any
benefits of an affiliated interest, and may not attribute to an affiliated interest any
benefit of the public utility.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4056     YOUNGE,W.
                  (New Act)
   Directs the trustees of the University of Illinois to establish a branch of the Col-
lege of Architecture in East St. Louis.
      Apr 11 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Higher Education
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 HB-4057    BERRIOS - O'CONNELL - CURRAN - NOVAK - LANG.
                  (Ch. 126 1/2, new pars. 67.05a, 505a)
   Amends an Act creating the Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs and the
 Manteno Veterans Home Act. Requires that the veterans homes make equal use of
 licensed, area hospitals when placing residents but shall first honor the resident's
 choice of hospital.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Requires the veterans' homes to consider the attending physician's assessment of
 medical service needs and inpatient hospital costs as well as residents' preferences
 in selecting hospitals.

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1908


HB-4054




HB-4057-Cont.


     Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
     Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
     Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      Apr 28      Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                         Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 04                             Recommended do pass 018-000-001
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17      Second Reading
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19                             Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.01   BERRIOS               Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)
                  Third Reading - Passed 113-000-000
      May 20      Arrive Senate
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

SHB-4058   TERZICH.
                 (Ch. 24, par. 11-10-1)
  Amends the Municipal Code to authorize municipalities to pay a collection fee of
up to 0.5% to agents collecting foreign fire insurance company taxes on their behalf.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Cities & Villages
      May 06                             Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4059   SALTSMAN - MCAULIFFE - WHITE - PANAYOTOVICH.
                 (Ch. 70, par. 91)
  Amends the Continued Compensation for Disabled Law Officers Act to make it
applicable to home rule units.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB-4059 constitutes a personnel mandate for which re-
imbursement of the increased cost to units of local government is required. Due to
the nature of the bill, the total cost of reimbursement to the 108 home rule units of
local gov't. is unknown. The estimated annual cost of reimbursement to one home
rule municipality of 100,000 population is $36,000.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Exempts home rule units with populations exceeding 1,000,000.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Labor & Commerce
      Apr 27                              St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                                          Committee Labor & Commerce
      May 04           Amendment No.01    LABOR COMMRCE        Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            010-006-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    MCCRACKEN            Lost
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading

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1909




HB-4059-Cont.


      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 110-002-002
      May 20       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor VADALABENE
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Added As A Co-sponsor JACOBS
                                          Committee Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4060    DIDRICKSON.
                  (Ch. 48, new pars. 59.2a, 59.2b, 59.2c and 59.2d)
  Amends An Act in relation to safety inspections and education in industrial and
commercial establishments. Creates a Safety Inspections and Education Advisory
Committee to consider existing safety and health inspections, enforcement and edu-
cation practices and suggest changes. Provides for composition of the Committee
and qualifications and terms of members. Effective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 6.02
  Amends the Civil Administrative Code to provide for an increase of the Labor
Department Advisory Board by 9 members. Provides for staggered terms and for
the composition of the Advisory Board.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 48, par. 1004a
  Amends the Minimum Wage Law. Provides that overtime pay provisions do not
apply to any motor carrier employee with respect to whom the United States Secre-
tary of Transportation has the power to prescribe requirements in relation to quali-
fications and maximum hours of service. Effective immediately.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Labor & Commerce
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    DIDRICKSON            Adopted
                        Amendment No.02    DIDRICKSON            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 116-001-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4061    MARTINEZ.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 2-117.2, 3-110.4, 4-108.2, 5-233, 6-226, 7-139.6,
                8-226.4, 9-121.5, 9-128.1, 10-104.4, 11-125.5, 12-127.4, 13-125.4,
                14-105.5, 15-113.10, 16-131.3, 17-114.2 and 18-112.2; new pars. 7-139.7,
                7-142.2, 7-142.3, 7-173.3, 8-136.3, 8-136.4, 8-136.5 and 8-226.5; Ch. 85,
                new par. 2208.12)
   Amends the Illinois Pension Code to increase the retirement, disability and survi-
vor's benefits, and associated contribution rates, of salaried elected local govern-
mental officials, to bring them into essential conformity with the benefits and
contribution rates provided for members of the General Assembly; also provides a

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1910




HB-4061-Cont.


retirement pension for a disabled deputy sheriff with between 20 and 23 years of
service credit who has exhausted his disability benefits. Amends The State Man-
dates Act to    require implementation   without reimbursement. Effective
immediately.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL Gov'TS.
      Apr 11 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Apr 12       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4062    LEFLORE.
                  (Ch. 122, new pars. 34C-1 through 34C-4)
  Amends The School Code to create a Chicago Education Authority and to pro-
vide for implementation of reform measures resulting from the Chicago Mayor's
Education Summit. Provides that the Authority shall facilitate, oversee and assure
that the Chicago Board of Education implements reform measures enacted by the
General Assembly as well as other reform measures consistent with the recommen-
dations of the Chicago Mayor's Education Summit. Provides that the Authority is
granted all powers necessary to accomplish its purpose for the length of time re-
quired to assure adequate implementation.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 19       Tabled By Sponsor HRUL

HB-4063     CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 122, pars. 34-21, 34-21.1 and 34-49)
  Amends The School Code to permit Chicago school board to lease buildings from
a city and may receive an ownership interest in whole or part as part of consider-
ation therefor. Establishes new procedures for accepting bids for sale of school real
estate. Provides board may lease property from private individuals, partnerships or
corporations as well as from public building commission and provides for proce-
dures to be followed in such leases.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 53, par. 45.1; Ch. 122, pars. 3-.01,
      3-1, 3-6.1, 3-15.10, 3A-1, 4-1, 6-2, 6-4, 6-10, 6-11, 6-12,
      6-17, 7-01 and 15-7; new par. 3A-1.1)
   Further amends The School Code and amends the Act concerning fees and sala-
ries. Provides for the division of Cook County into 4 educational service regions be-
ginning in August, 1991. Provides for the election of a regional superintendent for
each such region and for their salaries and assistants.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Adds immediate effective date.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                            Education
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 020-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 116-000-001
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng

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HB-4063-Cont.


      May 20       Sen Sponsor BERMAN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                            Education
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 008-007-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    TOPINKA
                                          & ZITO
                                          Verified
                                          Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    BERMAN                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4064    BERRIOS - YOUNG,A, MARTINEZ, JONES,L, FLOWERS AND WIL-
            LIAMS.
                 (Ch. 68, par. 2-105; Ch. 127, par. 43a; new pars. 43a.13 and 63b108g)
  Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act, The Civil Administrative Code of Illi-
nois and the Personnel Code. Requires the Department of Human Rights to con-
duct biennial compliance audits of all State agencies with positions subject to the
Personnel Code to determine whether the agencies are in compliance with the Illi-
nois Human Rights Act. Requires the Department of Human Rights to compile
monthly statistics concerning the number of minority employees in State govern-
ment and to report semi-annually to the General Assembly concerning the underu-
tilization of minority employees. Requires all State employment vacancies subject
to the Personnel Code to be listed and made available to any interested person for
his inspection. Such information on State employment vacancies shall be available
at the job service offices of the Department of Employment Security, the State of Il-
linois Center in Chicago, the Department of Central Management Services Office
in Springfield and all Department of Central Management Services regional of-
fices. Effective immediately.
  FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Dept. Human Rights)
  FY89 fiscal impact would be $249,134 for additional staff and related expenses.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 127, new par. 63b108g)
  Deletes everything. Provides that all State agencies shall adopt plans to increase
Hispanic hiring and utilize bilingualism and cultural knowledge in hiring. Also pro-
vides that departments shall maintain lists of vacant positions for public use. Effec-
tive immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to State Government
                                            Administration
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 014-003-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17                              Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20           Amendment No.01    BERRIOS               Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02    BERRIOS               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 063-049-000

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HB-4064-Cont.


      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DEL VALLE
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

3HB-4065    CURRAN.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-125.1)
  Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to provide for a 3%
noncompounded annual increase in disability benefits, beginning on the January 1
following the fifth anniversary of the granting of the benefit.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

3HB-4066    CURRAN.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-151)
  Amends the Downstate Teacher Article of the Pension Code to allow certain per-
sons who received refunds prior to July 1, 1963 to reinstate their service credits by
repaying the refund with interest. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4067     BARGER.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 22-502, 22-503 and 22-505; new pars. 1-116,
                15-167.2, 16-179.3 and 22A-112.1)
  Amends the Pension Code to require that the 5 State-funded retirement systems
invest in "Illinois investments". Requires 10% of their assets to be invested in Illi-
nois investments within 5 years; requires all new investments and reinvestments to
be Illinois investments until a level of at least 40% Illinois investments is achieved,
which must then be maintained. Requires the biennial Department of Insurance
pension report to detail the extent of Illinois investments among all pension funds
and retirement systems it monitors.
      Apr 12 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4068     MCPIKE -WOLF, FLINN AND YOUNGE,W.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 63s-1)
   Amends an Act concerning commissioners of the Bi-State Development Agency.
Provides that no more than 3 commissioners shall be of the same political party.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that no person is eligible to be appointed commissioner if after the ap-
pointment there would be more than 3 commissioners of such person's political par-
ty appointed by the Governor of Illinois.
      Apr 12 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                              Affairs

  3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1913





HB-4068-Cont.                       1914

      May 04                               Recommended do pass 011-008-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    MCPIKE                 Adopted
                                           064-046-001
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 066-047-002
      May 20       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor HALL
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 01        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02        Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 011-008-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22                               3d Reading Consideration PP
                                           Calendar Consideration PP.
      Jun 24                               Verified
                   Third Reading - Lost 029-028-000

HB-4069     BLACK AND KULAS.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 103-20.10)
  Amends the Public Community College Act. Changes "before" to "prior to" in
regard to issuance of tax anticipation warrants.
      Apr 12 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4070     BLACK.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 103-21)
   Amends the Public Community College Act. Corrects a grammatical
inaccuracy.
      Apr 12 1988  .First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4071     BRESLIN.
                  (Ch. 102, par. 42)
   Amends the Open Meetings Act. Permits a community college district board of
trustees to conduct a closed meeting with representatives of a State community col-
lege association for purposes of the board's self-evaluation and review.
      Apr 12 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Higher Education
      Apr 21                                Re-assigned to Judiciary I
      May 04                                Recommended do pass 008-002-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20        Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4072     GIGLIO.
                  (Ch. 121 1/2, pars. 1852 and 1855)




HB-4072-Cont.


  Amends the Travel Promotion Consumer Protection Act to exclude from control
of the Act those travel promoters who are covered by the liability insurance and
surety bond of another travel promoter. Provides that a travel promoter need not re-
fund money for cancellations due to no fault of the travel promoter.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4073     SUTKER.
                  (Ch. 122, new par. 103-53)
  Amends the Public Community College Act. Provides that no president, chancel-
lor or member of the board of trustees of a public community college shall be liable,
and no cause of action may be brought, for damages resulting from the exercise of
judgment or discretion in connection with such person's duties or responsibilities,
unless the act or omission involved willful or wanton conduct. Does not affect liabili-
ty of the community college or bar cause of action against it.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4074    WOLF - MCPIKE - SATTERTHWAITE.
                  (Ch. 24 1/2, par. 38b3)
  Amends the State Universities Civil Service System. Provides that the Merit
Board shall standardize the compensation of employees subject to this Act with
those subject to the Personnel Code. Effective January 1, 1989.
      Apr 12 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Higher Education
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 010-002-003
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20        Tabled House Rule 37(G)

 SHB-4075   RYDER - COWLISHAW - OLSON,ROBERT - GIORGI - WOJCIK, SIE-
            BEN, MAYS, KUBIK AND PARCELLS.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4153-212, new par. 4153-805)
   Amends the Nursing Home Care Reform Act. Provides that the Department of
 Public Health, in lieu of conducting a long-term care facility license renewal inspec-
 tion, may accept the facility's most recent annual accreditation review by the Joint
 Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations. Department inspec-
 tion is still required under certain circumstances. No facility is required to obtain
 accreditation. Requires the Director of Public Health to seek authorization from
 the federal Secretary of Health and Human Services to conduct a pilot project un-
 der which facilities accredited by the Commission shall be deemed eligible for Med-
 icare and Medicaid reimbursement without further inspection or review by the
 Department. Establishes standards for selecting facilities to participate in pilot
 project. Requires report on the pilot project by November 1, 1990. Effective
 immediately.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
       Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4153-212; new par.
       4153-805
       Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 4153-805
   Deletes everything. Amends the Nursing Home Care Reform Act to provide that
 the Department of Public Health shall conduct a pilot project to compare the Joint

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1915




HB-4075-Cont.                       1916

Commission on the Accreditation of Health Care Organizations accreditation re-
view process with the regulations and licensure surveys process conducted annually
by the Dept. for long term car facilities. In lieu of conducting as license renewal in-
spection, the Dept. may accept a facility's most recent annual accreditation review
by the Commission, but the Department is not limited in performing any inspec-
tions or other duties authorized by the Act. Specifies criteria for facilities' participa-
tion in the pilot project. Effective immediately.
  GOVERNOR MESSAGE (Amendatory Veto Overridden 12/1/88)
  Provides that the pilot project shall commence one year after the effective date of
this amendatory Act of 1988 and shall be of 2 years duration (was, shall conclude in
July, 1991), with a final report to be submitted to the Governor and the General As-
sembly no later than 6 months after the conclusion of the pilot project (was, by No-
vember 1, 1991). Defines serious conditions requiring an immediate report to the
Department of Public Health. Provides that the number of facilities participating in
the pilot project shall be no greater than (was, equal to) 15% of the total number of
licensed long-term care facilities.
      Apr 12 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04            Amendment No.01    HUMAN SERVICE          Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             019-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24        Sen Sponsor DONAHUE
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25        First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 01        Added As A Joint Sponsor TOPINKA
                                            Committee Rules
      Jun 02        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                            Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                            Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                            Correctn
      Jun 03        Added As A Co-sponsor LUFT
                                            Committee Public Health, Welfare &
                                              Correctn
      Jun 08        Added As A Co-sponsor CARROLL
                    Added As A Co-sponsor ZITO
                    Added As A Joint Sponsor SAVICKAS
                                            Committee Public Health, Welfare &
                                              Correctn
      Jun 10                                Recommended do pass 008-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22        Third Reading - Passed 052-000-000
                    Passed both Houses
      Jul 20        Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02        Governor amendatory veto
                    Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
      Nov 10        Mtn fild accept amend veto 01/RYDER
                    Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
      Nov 16        Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b)
                    Mtn fild accept amend veto 02/RYDER




HB-4075-Cont.


      Nov 16-Cont. Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 03/RYDER
                                          CHAIR RULES -
                                          MOTION #2 OUT
                                          OF ORDER
                                          3/5 vote required
                   Accept Amnd Veto-House Lost 01/056-002-055
                                          3/5 vote required
                   Override am/veto House-pass 03/102-007-004
      Nov 29       Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
      Dec 01       Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto DONAHUE
                                          3/5 vote required
                   Override am/veto Sen-pass 058-000-000
                   Veto Overridden Both Houses
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1416 effective date 12-01-88

HB-4076     KIRKLAND.
                  (Ch. 40, par. 2517)
  Amends the Parentage Act of 1984. Provides that the court may apportion
among the parties attorney's fees, costs and expenses in accordance with the factors
enumerated for payment of such fees and costs in the Illinois Marriage and Dissolu-
tion of Marriage Act. Provides that such fees and costs may be so apportioned in
proceedings to enforce or modify a judgment. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 04                               Tabled in Committee 007-000-000

' HB-4077   KIRKLAND.
                  (Ch. 43, pars. 108, 149, 154 and 154a; rep. pars. 152 and 153)
  Amends the Liquor Control Act. Eliminates appeals from decisions of the local
liquor control commissioner to the State commission or local license appeal com-
mission. Allows for a rehearing of a decision of the local liquor control commission-
er. Provides for administrative review of decisions of the local liquor control
commissioner.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

2HB-4078    WHITE.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 9-228)
  Amends the Cook County Article of the Pension Code to require the Board to
withhold certain union dues from annuities upon request.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4079     WHITE.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 46.2)
   Amends The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois to revise the powers of the De-
partment of Commerce and Community Affairs to include devising plans for eco-
nomic development of Illinois. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services

  1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
  2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4079-Cont.


      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4080     WHITE.
                 (Ch. 23, par. 12-4)
  Amends the Public Aid Code to provide that the Department of Public Aid shall
also have certain powers enumerated in the Code. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4081     WHITE.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7002)
  Amends the Infant Mortality Reduction Act. Provides that the General Assem-
bly makes a declaration (as well as findings) in relation to certain matters. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4082     WHITE.
                  (Ch. 48, par. 850.02)
   Amends the Illinois Development Finance Authority Act to delete a Section
heading. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4083     WHITE.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 46.2)
   Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Provides that the powers and duties of
Department of Commerce and Community Affairs includes formulating plans for
the industrial (in addition to economic) development of the State. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 HB-4084    WHITE.
                  (Ch. 48, par. 850.02)


1918




HB-4084-Cont.


  Amends the Development Finance Authority Act. States that the General As-
sembly finds and declares (rather than finds, determines and declares) certain
things. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4085     WHITE.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 46.2)
  Amends The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois to provide that the Depart-
ment of Commerce and Community Affairs shall have power to formulate plans for
the continued economic development of the State of Illinois. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4086     WHITE.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 46.2)
  Amends Civil Administrative. Provides that the Department of Commerce and
Community Affairs shall devise rather than formulate plans for the economic devel-
opment of the State. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4087     WHITE.
                  (Ch. 48, par. 850.02)
   Amends the Development Finance Authority Act. Provides that the General As-
sembly states (now, declares) certain findings. Effective immediately.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HUMAN
                                            SERVICE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 HB-4088    DAVIS - YOUNG,A - LEFLORE - TURNER - WILLIAMS.
                  (Ch. 46, par. 7-10, 8-8, 10-4 and 28-3)
   Amends The Election Code to require that nominating petitions and petitions for
 submission of public policy questions shall be signed by the electors in their own
 handwriting.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


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HB-4089


HB-4089     DAVIS - YOUNG,A - LEFLORE - TURNER - WILLIAMS.
                 (Ch. 46, pars. 4-6, 4-6.2, 4-6.3, 5-5, 5-16.2, 5-17, 6-29, 6-50.2 and
               6-50.3; new pars. 4-6.4, 5-16.4 and 6-50.4)
  Amends The Election Code to permit registration of voters at the office of the
election authority and its precinct 21 days before the election. Permits deputy regis-
trars to accept registration 25 days before an election and permits an election judge
to accept registration of voters on election day.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4090     CAPPARELLI, DELEO, MCAULIFFE, TERZICH, BUGIELSKI, FARLEY,
            GIGLIO, GIORGI, KEANE, KULAS, LAURINO, MCGANN AND RONAN.
                 (Ch. 120, par. 598)
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to prohibit imposing a filing fee for complaints
filed with the property tax board of appeals in counties with 1 million or more
inhabitants.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4091     CHURCHILL - BLACK - WENNLUND - HULTGREN - MAUTINO.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 609.1; Ch. 111 2/3, par. 9-222; Ch. 120, par. 2-201,
                440d and 440f)
  Amends the Illinois Enterprise Zone Act, The Public Utilities Act, the Illinois In-
come Tax Act and the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act. Removes the requirement
that a high-impact business be situated in a federally designated Foreign Trade
Zone or Sub Zone but requires that it not be located in an enterprise zone and that
the business intend to make at least a $12 million investment in qualified property
and create 500 full-time jobs. Specifies benefits for high-impact businesses under
certain State tax Acts.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 440e
   Revises the high-impact business provisions.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 17                              Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.01    CHURCHILL             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Labor & Commerce
      Jun 09       Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor LUFT
                                          Recommended do pass 008-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1920




HB-4091-Cont.


      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 13       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1182 effective date 01-01-89

SHB-4092    MCGANN - DELEO - CAPPARELLI AND O'CONNELL.
                 (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 5-167.5, 6-164.2, 8-164.1 and 11-160.1)
  Amends the Chicago Police, Fire, Municipal Employees and Laborers Articles of
the Pension Code to include survivor annuitants in the group health insurance plan
provided for retirement annuitants; provides that the City shall pay 65% of the sur-
vivors' premium from March 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988, and 50% there-
after. Effective immediately.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4093    RICHMOND - FLINN, PHELPS AND WOLF.
                  (New Act)
  Limits location of sites for new correctional facilities to counties where closures of
a facility or announcement of such has been made if construction commences within
5 years thereof. Provides Act does not apply if county board votes that county not be
considered within 60 days of announced closure or if Governor determines no feasi-
ble site exists in such county.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar EXEC VET
                                            AFRS
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4094     MCCRACKEN - STEPHENS AND PEDERSEN,B.
                  (New Act)
   An Act creating presumptions concerning nutrition and hydration. Presumes
that nutrition and hydration are to be given unless: refused by the patient while
competent; not medically feasible or would cause severe pain; cannot be assimilat-
ed; would shorten life; or imminent death from other causes.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Makes an exception for powers of attorney for health care with specific instruc-
 tions regarding withholding or withdrawing nutrition or hydration. Eliminates the
 exception with respect to the presumption for hyperalimentation. Adds immediate
 effective date.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled May 19, 1988)
   Provides that the presumption that artificial nutrition and hydration are wanted
 is rebutted by clear and convincing evidence that the patient is a member of a reli-
 gious denomination that relies exclusively on spiritual treatment through prayer.

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
   3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1921





HB-4094-Cont.


  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
  Provides that the presumption that artificial nutrition and hydration are wanted
is rebutted by clear and convincing evidence that the patient is a member of a reli-
gious denomination that relies exclusively on spiritual treatment through prayer.
Provides for an exception if the patient previously refused nutrition and hydration
knowing death would (rather than might) result.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. (Tabled May 19, 1988)
  Provides that the presumption that a person wants nutrition and hydration is ne-
gated if the person, while competent and knowing death would (rather than might)
result, specifically refused artifically administered nutrition or hydration.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes exceptions to the presumption. Eliminates the standard of clear and
convincing evidence.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 04           Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY I           Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            008-001-002
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    MCCRACKEN             Adopted
                       Amendment No.03    MCCRACKEN             Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19                              Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.04    MCCRACKEN             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)
                   Third Reading - Passed 102-000-012
                                          Motion to Reconsider Vote
                                          Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                                          Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                                          Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02
                                          Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 04
                       Amendment No.03    MCCRACKEN             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000
                   Thir- Reading - Passed 103-007-006
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor POSHARD
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Judiciary
      Jun 17                              Committee discharged 040-010-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    POSHARD               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 24       Third Reading - Lost 026-017-013

3 HB-4095   MCPIKE.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-127)

  3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1922




HB-4095-Cont.


  Amends the Downstate Teachers Article of the Pension Code to allow establish-
ment of service credit for certain leaves of absence between July 1, 1960 and July 1,
1963.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4096     BLACK - KEANE, WEAVER,M, HARTKE, TURNER AND WILLIAM-
            SON.
                 (Ch. 122, par. 103-48)
  Amends the Public Community College Act. Specifies that the prohibition
against a community college district board member's interest in board contracts or
business does not prevent a student member from maintaining enrollment or em-
ployment at the college or from receiving certain scholarships or grants.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 122, par. 102-16 and rep. par. 102-16.01
  Amends the community college grant and formula provisions, and repeals provi-
sions relative to the advanced technology matching grant program. Adds a July 1,
1988 effective date.
      Apr 12 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Higher Education
      May 04                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 010-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor WOODYARD
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 07       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SESE
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                            Education
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 017-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 17       Recalled to Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01   WOODYARD
                                          POSHARD &
                                          ETHEREDGE
                                          Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-001
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 13       Sent to the Governor
      Jul 14       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1047 effective date 07-14-88


1923







'HB-4097 MCNAMARA.
                  (Ch. 23, pars. 11-15; Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 6-106, 6-301 and 6-301.1, Ch.
                111 1/2, par. 73-25 and new par. 73-25.1; Ch. 124, par. 34)
  Amends the Public Aid Code, Vehicle Code, Vital Records Act and Illinois Iden-
tification Card Act. Requires an applicant for a drivers license, or a public assis-
tance applicant's family member who is under age 18, to submit with the
application a copy of a birth certificate or other approved identification. Prohibits
offering for sale a blank drivers license, or a document purporting to be a drivers li-
cense which is not issued by the Secretary of State or other official issuing agency,
and increases penalties for manufacture or sale of a false license. Prohibits the man-
ufacture, possession, sale or delivery of blank forms for birth or death certificates,
with specified exceptions. Specifies procedures to be followed by the State Registrar
of Vital Records and other registrars concerning flagging of birth certificates of de-
ceased persons, and responding to requests for copies of birth certificates of de-
ceased persons. Prohibits offering to sell purported State identification cards.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Deletes requirement that an applicant for assistance who does not produce a copy
of a child's birth certificate shall submit an affidavit explaining the inability to pro-
duce it.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Provides that the amendatory provisions in relation to applying for a drivers li-
cense apply only to applicants who have not been previously licensed in this or any
other state or cannot provide proof of previous licensing, and that an applicant for a
drivers license who does not provide a copy of a birth certificate shall not be required
to submit a affidavit explaining his inability to obtain it.
      Apr 13 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04            Amendment No.01    HUMAN SERVICE          Adopted
                        Amendment No.02    HUMAN SERVICE          Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             019-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 11        Third Reading - Passed 104-000-000
      May 12        Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4098     O'CONNELL - DALEY - LAURINO - LANG - FARLEY, TERZICH AND
            SUTKER.
                  (Ch. 38, new par. 12-4.6)
   Amends The Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that persons operating a motor ve-
hicle not covered by a liability policy or bond and who causes an accident with that
vehicle which results in injuries to other persons shall be guilty of a Class B
misdemeanor.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
   Limits applicability of the Section to persons required to be covered by liability
insurance or a bond.
      Apr 13 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Judiciary II
       May 05                               Recommended do pass 007-000-002
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng

   1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4098-Cont.


      May 18       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    O'CONNELL              Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02    O'CONNELL              Lost
                                          046-059-002
                       Amendment No.03    O'CONNELL              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

'HB-4099    JONES,L.
                  (Ch. 53, pars. 37 and 71)
  Amends An Act concerning fees and salaries and An Act to provide for the fees
of certain officers in counties of the third class. Provides that public agencies vested
with the duty to enforce laws or ordinances carrying civil fines for violations shall be
exempt from paying certain sheriffs' fees.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4100     HICKS.
                  (Ch. 110, par. 9-206)
  Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Requires notice to terminate a farm tenan-
cy from year to year to be served 6 months, rather than 4 months, prior to the end of
the lease year. Presumes that a farm lease from year to year commences March 1
and ends the last day of February unless there is evidence to the contrary.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4101     LEFLORE - BRAUN - BERRIOS - LEVIN - HUFF AND JONES,L.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 34-1)
  Amends The School Code to make a grammatical change.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 23, pars. 2360 and 2361; Ch. 108 1/2,
      par. 17-134; Ch. 122, pars. 24A-5, 34-3, 34-6, 34-7, 34-8,
      34-8.1,34-8.2,34-13, 34-17, 34-18, 34-18.5, 34-19, 34-21,
      34-21.1, 34-21.3, 34-22, 34-47, 34-48, 34-50, 34-84, 34-84b,
      34-85, 34-88, 34A-401, 34-402 and 34A-404; new pars. 34-1.01,
      34-1.1, 34-2.1, 34-2.2, 34-2.3, 34-2.4, 34-2.4a, 34-2.5,
      34-2.6,34-2.7,34-2.8, 34-8.01, 34-18.9, 34-21.3a, 34-43.1,
      34-61.1 and 34-90; rep. pars. 34-18a, 34-18b, 34-18c, 34-18d,
      34-83, 34-85.1 through 34-85.13, and 34-86
   Changes the title, deletes everything after the enacting clause and revises provi-
sions governing the operation of the Chicago public school system. Provides for a
new 15 member board to take office July 1, 1989. Creates school management coun-
cils, subdistrict management councils and a central nominating commission, and es-
tablishes the powers and duties of each. Provides for the office of subdistrict
superintendent, abolishes the positions of assistant and district superintendents, re-
vises the manner of appointing board members, principals, and teachers, and pro-
vides for performance contracts for the general and subdistrict superintendents and
for principals. Eliminates the board's power relative to the sale and marketing of
certain computer programs. Creates a School Management Councils' Discretionary
Fund. Abolishes secondary administrative subdistricts. Provides for family choice
in selecting the attendance center a child will attend. Provides for creation of teach-
er advisory committees. Requires approval by the school management council of the
school improvement plan for the attendance center. Creates a Department of Facili-
ties and Lunchroom Services. Revises teacher remediation provisions. Shifts the
burden of proof in teacher and principal dismissal for cause proceedings to the

   I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4101-Cont.


teacher or principal. Provides for lump sum budgeting and the powers of school
management councils relative to prior approval of expenditures pursuant to alloca-
tions made in accordance therewith. Establishes provisions relative to the limitation
of noninstructional centralized administration and administrative support services
costs. Requires the board to develop a System-Wide Educational Reform Goals and
Objectives Plan and prescribes powers and duties of the mayor and city council rela-
tive to approving the same. Provides for time off from employment for a parent or
guardian to pick up a child's report card. Also amends the Chicago Teachers Arti-
cle of the Pension Code relative to the purchase for time spent on maternity leave,
and the Act relating to defining and punishing the crime of contributing to the de-
pendency and neglect of children. Effective immediately except as otherwise
provided.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to
      May 04                             Recommended do pass 005-000-003
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                         3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                         THRU 6/3/88 -
                                         BERRIOS
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000
                   Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 02       Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                          3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                          THRU 6/10/88 -
                                          BERRIOS
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 113-000-000
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 09       Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                          3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                          THRU 6/17/88 -
                                          LEVIN
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 118-000-000
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 15           Amendment No.01    PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02    PARKE                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03    HOFFMAN              Lost
                                          049-063-002
                       Amendment No.04    HOFFMAN              Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.05    BRAUN                Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.06    BRAUN
                                          Verified
                                          Adopted
                       Amendment No.07    CULLERTON            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.08    ROPP                 Lost
                       Amendment No.09    ROPP                 Lost
                                          028-076-003
                       Amendment No.10    MCGANN                Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 17       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4102     GIORGI.
                 (Ch. 48, par. 2010)
  Amends an Act to permit employees to review personnel records. Provides that an
employee does not have the right to inspect materials relating to employer's staff
planning with respect to more than one employee, university-level external peer re-
view documents, decisions or recommendations concerning future salary increases,
other wage treatments and bonus plans. Deletes existing language providing for an
exception to the right of inspection for materials for management planning and
comments or ratings used for the employer's planning purposes.


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HB-4102-Cont.


      Apr 13 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Labor & Commerce
      Apr 28                               Interim Study Calendar LABOR
                                             COMMRCE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4103     GIORGI.
                  (Ch. 73, new par. 980a)
  Amends the Insurance Code. Provides that, if an employee files a claim with a
group accident and health insurer and the insurer refuses to pay the claim because
of the existence of workers' compensation coverage, the insurer shall pay the claim
upon the employee's demand if the employee has not received payment on his work-
ers' compensation claim. Provides that after paying such claim, the insurer shall be
entitled to collect reimbursement from the workers' compensation carrier if the em-
ployee's employer is found to be liable under the Workers' Compensation Act or
Workers' Occupational Diseases Act for the amounts already paid by the insurer.
Provides that these provisions apply to disability income payments if such coverage
is included in the group accident and health policy.
      Apr 13 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Labor & Commerce
      Apr 28                               Interim Study Calendar LABOR
                                             COMMRCE
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

3HB-4104    MCAULIFFE.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-110)
  Amends the Pension Code to include service as an arson investigator as eligible
creditable service for the purpose of an alternative retirement annuity. Defines ar-
son investigator. Provides that a person who retires prior to July 1, 1994, at age 60
or over, with 10 or more years of eligible creditable service as an arson investigator
shall be entitled to have his retirement annuity calculated as an alternative retire-
ment annuity.
      Apr 13 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4105    CURRAN, LEFLORE, TURNER, YOUNGE,W, MORROW, BERRIOS AND
            MARTINEZ.
                  (New Act)
   Requires all State Colleges Universities and community colleges to offer, to sin-
gle parents who are full-time students and require financial aid, financial aid pack-
ages which consist of grants, scholarships or guaranteed loans and which do not
require participation in work study programs. Provides that a single parent may de-
cline any portion of such a package.
      Apr 13 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Higher Education
      May 06                                Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
  3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4106


HB-4106     CURRIE - BOWMAN - SUTKER, DAVIS, BRAUN AND GIGLIO.
                 (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 3713 and new par. 3715a)
  Amends the Environmental Barriers Act. Provides that service stations shall pro-
vide full fuel pumping service to persons displaying handicapped drivers insignia.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that any handicapped insignia shall provide eligibility for this service.
Also provides that gas sold shall be at the self service price.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 04           Amendment No.01    CONSUMER PROT         Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            008-005-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4107     TURNER - MORROW.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 8.10)
  Amends the Housing Authorities Act. Provides that each Authority's annual re-
port include an analysis of need for additional public housing and recommendations
therefor.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Select Committee on
                                            Housing
      Apr 28                              Recommended do pass 014-001-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 115-002-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor COLLINS
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Executive
      Jun 17                              Motion filed COLLINS
                                          TO DIS. COMM.
                                          Motion failed
                                          Committee Executive
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4108     TURNER.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 5020.1)
   Amends the Chicago Medical Center District Act. Provides for a 10 member citi-
 zens advisory board.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that 4 members shall be appointed by the Mayor of Chicago.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs


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HB-4108-Cont.


      May 04                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12                              Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.01    YOUNG,A                Adopted
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
                   Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 18       Sen Sponsor COLLINS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Executive
      Jun 17                              Motion filed COLLINS
                                          TO DIS. COMM.
                                          Motion failed
                                          Committee Executive
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4109     BOWMAN.
                  (Ch. 73, par. 1302)
  Amends the Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan Act to correct a reference to
the Director of Insurance.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Insurance
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 013-000-003
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4110     TERZICH - HOMER.
                  (Ch. 73, par. 616)
  Amends the Insurance Act. Provides that policies of life or endowment insurance
or annuity contracts or contracts supplemental thereto which contain benefits pro-
viding reimbursement for long term health care shall be deemed to be policies of life
or endowment insurance or annuity contracts.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Insurance
      May 04                               Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4111     HICKS - LEVERENZ.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 608)
  Amends the Illinois Enterprise Zone Act to increase the number of zones that
may be certified in 1983-89, from 65 to 67.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue


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HB-4111-Cont.


      May 05                              Recommended do pass 014-002-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 098-013-001
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor LUFT
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4112     YOUNGE,W.
                  (Ch. 42, par. 502-1; Ch. 85, par. 5504)
  Amends the East St. Louis Development Act and the Metro-East Sanitary Dis-
trict Act to make stylistic changes.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 42, par. 502-1; Ch. 85, par. 5504
      Adds reference to: Ch. 42, pars. 503-3, 504-2 and 505-1; Ch.
      127, new par. 49.06e
  Deletes all. Amends the Metro-East Sanitary District Act. Provides that the De-
partment of Transportation shall inspect and prescribe standards for the repair,
maintenance and improvement for the facilities and properties of the Metro-East
Sanitary District, and for a referendum to raise the rate of tax of the District to
.35% on the assessed value of the district.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Urban Redevelopment
      Apr 28            Amendment No.01    URB REDEVELOP         Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             009-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Interim Study Calendar URB REDEVELOP
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4113     GOFORTH - REA.
                  (Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 253, 801, 802, 804, 805, 806, 807, 808,809, 815, 818,
                and 821)
   Amends the Coal Mining Act to include the carbon recovery method in the defi-
nition of coal mine and to provide that the Miners' Examining Board shall be ap-
pointed by the Governor (now the Director of Mines and Minerals). Provides that
the terms of the board members shall begin on the third Monday of January of each
odd numbered year. Allows miners' examining officers to receive more than $7,500
per year if such additional amount is set by the Compensation Review Board. Re-
moves the $2,400 per annum ceiling on reimbursement of mine examiner expenses.
Provides that the board shall annually select a president and secretary and removes
the requirement that a president and secretary must be selected after the appoint-
ment of a new member. Provides that the board shall hold a mine examination at
such times as the Director may designate in addition to the monthly examination
presently required. Requires the Director to hold an examination in the most conve-
nient location. Requires a person to complete a first aid course before receiving a
first class certificate of competency. Gives the Governor the power now vested with
the Director to remove a miners' examiner from his duties. Provides that the posting
requirements for certificates of competency are in addition to all other posting re-
quirements. Deletes duplicative language concerning the production of the list of
certificate applicants. Effective immediately.


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HB-4113--Cont.


  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled June 23, 1988)
      Adds reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, par. 7403; Ch. 127, par. 2504
  Transfers the authority to operate an office of Coal Marketing to the Illinois Ex-
port Development Authority from the Department of Energy and Natural
Resources.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Select Comm on Coal Devlp
                                           & Mrktng
      Apr 28                             Do Pass/Consent Calendar 008-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 04       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD
                   First reading         Referred to Rules
      May 24       Primary Sponsor Changed To DUNN,RALPH
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor O'DANIEL
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD/5-17-88
                                         Committee Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                         Re-referred to Committee on
                                           Assignment of Bills


Waive Posting Notice 7C


Assigned to Executive


      Jun 09                             Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15      Second Reading
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22      Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   PHILIP
                                         & CARROLL
                                         Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun. 23     Recalled to Second Reading
                                         Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 01
                                         Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01
                                         Tabled
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 24      Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                  Passed both Houses
      Jul 21      Sent to the Governor
      Aug 31      Governor approved
                    PUBLIC ACT 85-1333 effective date 08-31-88

HB-4114    HARTKE.
                 (Ch. 139, par. 126.3)
  Amends the Township Law of 1874 to increase the maximum tax extension rate
from .45% to .65% for townships with less than $5 million total equalized assessed
value (EAV) approved by referendum.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB 4114 fails to meet the definition of a mandate under
the State Mandates Act.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Increases property EAV to $10,000.000.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Counties & Townships


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HB-4114-Cont.


     Apr 28                              Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000
                  Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 04      Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                  Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 11                             St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                  Short Debate Cal 3rd Rdng
      May 13                             Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.01   HARTKE                Adopted
                  Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
                  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000
                  Short Debate-3rd Passed 092-009-006
      May 17      Arrive Senate
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 18      Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

SHB-4115   HARTKE.
                 (Ch. 121, par. 6-506)
  Amends the Illinois Highway Code to allow road districts a maximum tax exten-
sion of .94% (new . 66%) of the equalized value of taxable property in the district if
the district has a total of less than a $5,000,000 total equalized assessed value of
real property.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB-4115 fails to meet the definition of a State mandate.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that the higher tax rate must be approved at a referendum held in accor-
dance with the general election law.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Increases property EAV to $10,000.000.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Counties & Townships
      Apr 28                              Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                              St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    HARTKE               Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    HARTKE               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 17       Third Reading - Passed 086-026-000
      May 18       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4116     PHELPS.
                  (Ch. 40, par. 705)
   Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. With respect to the
court's assessment of costs for administering the collection and disbursement of
maintenance and child support payments, provides that the court may waive such
assessment against any respondent who is complying with a maintenance or child
support order and who is not delinquent or in default in his payments under such or-
der. Effective immediately.

  *Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


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HB-4116-Cont.


  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 40, par. 705
      Adds reference to: Ch. 40, par. 1501
  Deletes everything. Amends the Adoption Act. Provides that a person may be
found unfit to have a child if there have been 2 or more findings of physical abuse to
any children under the Juvenile Court Act, the most recent of which was deter-
mined by the juvenile court hearing the matter to be supported by clear and con-
vincing evidence, or a finding, supported by clear and convincing evidence, of
physical child abuse resulting from the death of any child.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 40, par. 2517
  Amends the Parentage Act of 1984 to provide that the court may apportion
among the parties attorney's fees, costs and expenses in accordance with the factors
enumerated for payment of such fees and costs in the Illinois Marriage and Dissolu-
tion of Marriage Act and to provide that such fees and costs may be so apportioned
in proceedings to enforce or modify a judgment.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
  With respect to the grounds in the Adoption Act for finding a person unfit to have
a child, deletes requirement that a finding of physical abuse resulting from the
death of a child be supported by clear and convincing evidence as determined by the
juvenile court hearing the child abuse matter.
  CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1.
  Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1, 2 and 3.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 40, par. 602; Ch. 110 1/2, pars. 18-1
      and 18-10, new pars. lla-18.1 and 18-1.1
  Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows:
  Amends the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Eliminates the
requirements that, in order for violence or threats by a potential custodian to be con-
sidered as a factor in a custody determination, the violence or threats must have
been witnessed by the child.
   GOVERNOR MESSAGE (Amendatory Veto Overridden 12/1/88)
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 110 1/2, pars. 18-1 and 18-10, new
      pars. 11a-18.1 and 18-1.1
   Deletes provisions concerning conditional gifts from the estate of a disabled per-
son and statutory custodial claims against the estate of a disabled person.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 007-001-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 112-004-001
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor POSHARD
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Judiciary
       Jun 10                              Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             010-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       Jun 15       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY             Adopted
                        Amendment No.02    JUDICIARY             Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading


1933




HB-4116-Cont.


     Jun 23       Recalled to Second Reading
                      Amendment No.03    MAROVITZ              Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
     Jun 24       Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ
                  Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                  Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03
     Jun 27       H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03
     Jun 28       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03
                  S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03
                  S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
                  Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAROVITZ
                                           DUNN,THOMAS,
                                           D'ARCO, BARKHAUSEN
                                           & HAWKINSON
     Jun 29       Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST
                  Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/PHELPS,
                                           GRANBERG,
                                           CULLERTON,
                                           JOHNSON & SLATER
     Jun 30       Senate report submitted
                  Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/049-003-001
                  House report submitted
                  House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/112-001-001
                  Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST
                  Passed both Houses
      Jul 27      Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02      Governor amendatory veto
                  Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
      Nov 10      Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 01/TATE
                  Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
      Nov 15      Mtn fild accept amend veto 02/PHELPS
                  Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
      Nov 16      Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b)
                                         3/5 vote required
                  Override am/veto House-pass 107-006-001
      Nov 29       Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto
      Dec 01       Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto POSHARD
                                         3/5 vote required
                  Override am/veto Sen-pass 049-008-001
                  Veto Overridden Both Houses
                    PUBLIC ACT 85-1417 effective date 01-01-89

HB-4117    HOMER.
                 (Ch. 34, new par. 429.31)
  Amends the Counties Act. Provides that no county official or staff member shall
be interested in any county purchasing contract or receive anything of value from a
person providing goods or services by contract to the county. Violation is a business
offense subject to a fine of up to $10,000 and causes forfeiture of office or
employment.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 34, new par. 429.31
      Adds reference to: Cho. 34, new pars. 1506 and 1507
  Deletes everything. Amends An Act to create the office of county auditor. Im-
poses ethical and professional requirements. A violation is a business offense subject
to a fine not to exceed $5,000 and causes forfeiture of office.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB-4117 as amended, fails to meet the definition of a
mandate.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Counties & Townships


1934




HB-4117-Cont.


     Apr 28            Amendment No.01    CNTY TWNSHIP          Adopted
                                          Do Pass Amend/Short Debate
                                            013-000-000
                  Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 04      Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 11                              St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                  Short Debate Cal 3rd Rdng
      May 13       Short Debate-3rd Passed 110-001-001
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   Sen Sponsor WELCH
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4118    YOUNG,A.
                 (Ch. 127, new pars. 50, 50.01, 50.02, 50.03, 50.04, and 132.610)
  Amends The Civil Administrative Code to provide that the Department of Trans-
portation shall require information concerning minority businesses to be submitted
by a general contractor along with his bid. Directs the Department to devise a pro-
gram whereby a construction project is divided into 2 stages and a minority business
is allowed to get separate bonds for each stage. Directs the Department to award
projects using large volumes of concrete to minority businesses whenever practica-
ble. Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act to provide for termi-
nation of certification under the Act for violation of a specific provision of the
Criminal Code.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that a minority business need not own an asphalt plant to be awarded a
contract for large volumes of asphalt. Requires the Department of Transportation
to report the termination of certification of any minority or disadvantaged business
to the Attorney General.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to State Government
                                            Administration
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 010-007-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    YOUNG,A               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4119     YOUNG,A - LEFLORE - MARTINEZ - JONES,L - FLOWERS AND DAV-
            IS.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 49 and new par. 49.31)
  Amends the Civil Administrative Code to require the Department of Transporta-
tion to provide for procurement of goods and services from disadvantaged
businesses.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to State Government
                                            Administration
      May 05                              Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                          Committee discharged 112-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                              Fiscal Note Requested AS AMENDED

                                          MCCRACKEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng


1935




HB-4119-Cont.


      May 17      Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   YOUNG,A               Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02   YOUNG,A               Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03   PARCELLS              Lost
                                         044-067-000
                       Amendment No.04   YOUNG,A               Lost
                                         052-054-001
                       Amendment No.05   PARCELLS              Withdrawn
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20      Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4120    BARNES.
                 (Ch. 23, par. 12-4, new par. 12-4.31)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Authorizes the Department of Public Aid to re-
ceive reports from employers of new employees for use in collection and investiga-
tive functions. Applies to individuals commencing employment on or after January
1, 1989. Specifies contents of reports and makes failure to file report a Class C mis-
demeanor. Effective immediately.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                             Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

SHB-4121    DUNN,JOHN - LEFLORE - FLOWERS - BRAUN - TURNER, PHELPS,
            HICKS AND RICHMOND.
                 (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 13-408)
  Amends the Telecommunications Article of The Public Utilities Act. Provides
that companies providing alternative operator service shall disclose to users at the
point of and prior to utilization of such service that calls may be billed at a rate
higher than the rate for similar service billed through a local telecommunications
service.
      Apr 13 1988 .First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Public Utilities
      May 05                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4122    GIORGI.
                 (Ch. 21, par. 14b)
  Amends An Act concerning public graveyards. Allows a township to levy taxes at
a rate not to exceed .20% (rather than .15%) when authorized by referendum.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB 4122 fails to meet the definition of a mandate under
the State Mandates Act.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Counties & Townships

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1936




HB-4122-Cont.


      Apr 28                              Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 04       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 11                              St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                   Short Debate Cal 3rd Rdng
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 093-019-004
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 02       Sen Sponsor JACOBS
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4123     SHAW.
                 (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 1100)
  Amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act to change reference from General
Assembly to Illinois General Assembly.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary II
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4124     SHAW.
                 (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 701)
  Amends the Cannabis Control Act to add a colon in the purpose section and to
change references from General Assembly to Illinois General Assembly.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary II
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4125     SHAW - WHITE - JONES,L.
                  (Ch. 56 1/2, new par. 1407.2)
  Amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act to provide that a third conviction
for manufacturing, delivering or possessing with intent to manufacture or deliver a
controlled or counterfeit substance or a controlled substance analog where such vio-
lations are Class X or Class 1 felonies, shall result in the offender being sentenced to
death.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 56 1/2, new par. 1407.2
      Adds reference to: Ch. 38, par. 9-1
  Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Makes it first degree mur-
der for a person to unlawfully deliver an amount of a controlled substance sufficient
to cause death or great bodily harm and the person to whom such delivery is made
unlawfully delivers any amount of such controlled substance if he knew or should
have known that the person receiving the initial delivery was likely to deliver some
or all of the amount received by him to others.
   CORRECTIONAL NOTE
   The FY87 cost to incarcerate one inmate for one year was $15,864. Therefore,
the total cost to the Dept. for this enhancement would be approximately $222,000
per inmate sentenced to IDOC.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 38, new pars. 9-3.3, 1005-8-1; Ch.
      95 1/2, par. 6-205
   Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Criminal Code
 1961, the Unified Code of Corrections and The IL Vehicle Code. Creates the of-


1937




HB-4125-Cont.                       1938

fense of drug induced homicide. Penalty is a class X felony with a minimum term of
imprisonment of 15 years. Provides for the revocation of a driver license for one year
for the illegal possession of more than 5 grams of a controlled substance or more
than 30 grams of cannabis while operating a motor vehicle. For a second or subse-
quent violation, the revocation shall be 5 years.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-206
  Changes mandatory revocation of a drivers license for certain sex offenses to dis-
cretionary suspension. Also changes provision in bill providing for mandatory revo-
cation of a drivers license for certain cannabis and controlled substance violations
while operating a motor vehicle to discretionary suspension of a drivers license.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary II
      Apr 28            Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY II          Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             008-002-002
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11                               Correctional Note Requested
                                             MCCRACKEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17                               Correctional Note Filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.02    SHAW                  Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.03    SHAW                  Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.04    SHAW                  Adopted
                                           086-016-007
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 070-033-004
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor JONES
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Judiciary
      Jun 17                               Committee discharged 048-003-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21       Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 22       Added As A Co-sponsor HOLMBERG
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 23       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    JONES                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 24       Added As A Joint Sponsor BROOKINS
                   Third Reading - Passed 053-002-002
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/106-000-012
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1259 effective date 01-01-89






HB-4126    O'CONNELL - FARLEY - LANG - GIGLIO - BOWMAN, DALEY, TER-
           ZICH, KEANE, MCGANN, SUTKER AND BERRIOS.
                 (New Act)
  Requires every State agency except courts to annually report to the Governor and
General Assembly the amount of delinquent debt it is owed.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                             Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4127    O'CONNELL AND KUBIK.
                 (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4160-4 and 4160-7)
  Amends the Life Care Facilities Act to provide that an applicant for a provider
permit may provide and maintain a letter of credit in an amount and form accept-
able to the Department of Public Health in lieu of establishing an escrow account.
Effective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that the amount required for a letter of credit may not be greater than
the amount required when establishing an escrow agreement.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04           Amendment No.01    HUMAN SERVICE        Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                          019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor JONES
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DEANGELIS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4128     MCAULIFFE AND CAPPARELLI.
                  (Ch. 56, par. 3.28)
   Amends the Fish Code of 1971 to prohibit units of local government, including
home rule units, from licensing or regulating charter boats.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 HB-4129    TURNER - MORROW - LEFLORE - DAVIS - MARTINEZ, JONES,L,
            O'CONNELL, GIGLIO AND KEANE.
                  (Ch. 73, par. 767.22)
   Amends the Insurance Code. Provides that adverse risk experience in a specific
 geographic location is not a business purpose sufficient to refuse to provide
 insurance.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E


1939


HB-4126




HB-4130


'HB-4130 PETERSON,W.
                 (Ch. 139, par. 154)
  Amends Act providing for Township Community Building to provide that board
of managers of such building shall be paid salary not to exceed $25 per day or $500
per year as determined by Board of Township Trustees.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Deletes mandatory provision that Township Board of Managers be paid a salary
and provides that Township Trustees may pay such salary.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Adds provision that Board of Managers may receive salary for their attendance
at town meetings or for business travel in regard to their official duties.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Counties & Townships
      Apr 28           Amendment No.01    CNTY TWNSHIP         Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    CNTY TWNSHIP         Adopted
                                         DP Amnded Consent Calendar
                                           013-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 04       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor LUFT
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4131    SUTKER, O'CONNELL, LANG, MCNAMARA, WHITE AND STERN.
                 (Ch. 30, par. 310; Ch. 120, par. 501c-2)
  Amends the Condominium Property Act and the Revenue Act of 1939 to revise
the procedures for the establishment of the $1-per-parcel tax assessment treatment
for common areas of condominiums. Effective immediately.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4132     DELEO AND DALEY.
                  (Ch. 121 1/2, par. 506)
   Amends the Retail Installment Sales Act. Authorizes balloon-note financing
agreements for the purchase of goods by retail installment contract. Defines such fi-
nancing as a form of purchase whereby a consumer, at the conclusion of a
pre-determined schedule of periodic or monthly payments, agrees to either satisfy
or refinance any balance owing, or surrender the goods. Effective immediately.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar EXEC VET
                                            AFRS
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1940




HB-4133


3HB-4133    BRAUN, JONES,L AND LEFLORE.
                 (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 8-138)
  Amends the Chicago Municipal Employees Article of the Pension Code to in-
crease the retirement annuity formula for employees who withdraw after December
31, 1988 at age 60 or over with at least 10 years of service.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 13 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4134    CURRAN.
                  (Ch. 23, new par. 5035.2)
  Amends the Department of Children and Family Services Act. Provides that in-
dividuals heretofore employed contractually as homemakers by the Department in
Sangamon County shall hereafter be considered employees of the Department, and
their classification and pay shall be fixed subject to the Personnel Code. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to State Government
                                            Administration
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4135    HULTGREN.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 30-15.4)
   Amends The Higher Education Student Assistance Law in The School Code to
provide for the award of scholarships by the Illinois State Scholarship Commission
on the basis of 100% of the demonstrated financial need of scholarship recipients.
Effective July 1, 1989.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Higher Education
      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4136     SHAW - PANAYOTOVICH.
                  (Ch. 19, pars. 153 and 156)
   Amends the International Port District Act to allow the regulation of anchorage,
 moorage and the speed of vessels at the Iroquois Landing Container Terminus.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 SHB-4137   CURRIE AND BRESLIN.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1022.19)
   Amends the Environmental Protection Act to provide for the regulation and test-
 ing of municipal waste incinerator ash; requires separate handling and testing of fly
 ash and bottom ash; contains other provisions.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                             Nat. Resource

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
   3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1941





HB-4137-Cont.


      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4138     STEPHENS AND CAPPARELLI.
                  (Ch. 122, pars. 10-22.10, 10-22.23, 10-22.24 and 34-18)
  Amends The School Code. Prohibits the prescribing, selling or providing of con-
traceptive drugs, products or devices and counseling or providing abortions or steril-
ization to students or persons under 18 years of age in school buildings or grounds
under jurisdiction of school boards or Chicago Board of Education. Makes similar
proscription for school nurse or physician employed by a school board. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4139     BOWMAN - KUBIK - SUTKER.
                  (Ch. 111, par. 7403, new par. 7435)
  Amends the Hearing Aid Consumer Protection Act to require all public safety
agencies to install a telecommunications device capable of servicing the needs of
deaf, deaf and blind, and severely hearing impaired persons at all public safety an-
swering points. Requires all public safety agencies to train their operators in the use
of such equipment.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Requires all public safety agencies to either install equipment to receive tele-
phone communications from hearing impaired persons or to enter into an agree-
ment with another public safety agency to receive and relay such communications.
Requires public safety agencies to publish telephone numbers the hearing impaired
can use for emergencies. Requires all public safety agencies to file a plan within 90
days after this Act is effective outlining how the requirements of this Act will be
fulfilled.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 111, par. 7403, new par. 7435
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4202 and 4203
  Deletes all. Amends An Act in relation to the installation of telecommunication
devices for use throughout the State by individuals with hearing impairments. Re-
quires all public safety agencies to provide for the receipt of telecommunications
from the hearing impaired.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to State Government
                                             Administration
      May 04        Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K
                                           Recommended do pass 015-001-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    BOWMAN                Adopted
                        Amendment No.02    BOWMAN                Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor SMITH
                    First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die


1942




HB-4140


SHB-4140    MORROW.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the Technology Finance Corporation Act. Provides for a State Technolo-
gy Finance Corporation that is governed by a group of not less than 7 nor more than
11 members, is empowered to match sources of capital for equity investment in or
direct loans to emerging and developing technological and innovative small busi-
nesses, work with state institutions of higher education, and grant appropriate re-
search contracts. Provides that investments must be made with the provisions for
some type of repayment through equity royalties, or other such payments and that
corporation proprietary interests in high technology small businesses must remain a
noncontrolling minority interest. Provides for an advisory board to help guide the
Corporation.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Select Comm on Small
                                             Business
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4141     BRUNSVOLD.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 34-18d)
  Amends The School Code. Provides for the creation, composition, purpose, pow-
ers and duties within the Chicago public school system of School Educational Advi-
sory Councils, a School Facilities Advisory Council and District Advisory and
Analysis Committees.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4142     MCNAMARA.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 34-8.1)
  Amends The School Code. Shifts from the Chicago Board of Education to the
general superintendent the duty to determine the necessary educational supervision
by principals of attendance centers. Revises the duties of principals. Requires the
district superintendent to ensure that all principals are evaluated on their instruc-
tional leadership.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4143     STECZO.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 101-2)
   Amends the Public Community College Act. Includes within the definition of
 "board" for purposes of the Act the Board of Trustees of the State Community Col-
 lege of East St. Louis. Effective July 1, 1988.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Higher Education
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 014-001-003
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng

   Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1943





HB-4143-Cont.


      May 19       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

SHB-4144    STECZO.
                  (Ch. 122, new par. 103-14.2)
  Amends the Public Community College Act. Authorizes eligible nonexperimen-
tal districts to levy an additional tax to be used for educational and operations,
building and maintenance purposes at a rate certified by the State Board and based
in part on the difference between per student statewide average and local tax reve-
nues. Effective July 1, 1988.
  FISCAL NOTE (11. Community College Board)
  There would be no impact on State revenues as a result of HB-4144.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Imposes additional conditions on the authority to levy the additional tax and on
the use of the proceeds of the tax. Revises the manner of determining the maximum
levy. Specifies what constitutes authority for county clerks to extend the tax.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 122, pars. 106-1 and 106-6.1
  Extends by 2 years (until July 1, 1992) the timetable for proceedings under which
non-community college district territory in school districts located in a multi-county
educational service region with a population over 43,500 inhabitants and less than
44,000 inhabitants based on the 1980 federal census is either to organize into, or be
assigned to a new or existing community college district.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading        Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Higher Education
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 010-004-002
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                               Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    STECZO                Adopted
                        Amendment No.02    STECZO                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 060-048-006
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 02       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4145    OLSON,MYRON.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 3404)
  Amends the Corridors of Opportunity and Development Act to revise the formu-
la of fund distribution to require distribution to all corridor councils or economic de-
velopment commissions with geographic balance being of prime consideration.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Deletes everything in the bill to require matching funds or in-kind contributions
from corridor councils and to increase the Department's maximum contribution
from 3% to 5% of the total appropriation.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading        Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1944




HB-4145--Cont.


     May 05                             Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                        Committee discharged 112-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
     May 12       Second Reading
                      Amendment No.01   OLSON,MYRON           Adopted
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
     May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                  Arrive Senate
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
     May 20       Sen Sponsor MAHAR
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
     May 24       First reading          Referred to Rules
     May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                         Re-referred to Committee on
                                         Assignment of Bills
                  Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                         Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                             Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14      Second Reading
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22      Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                  Passed both Houses
      Jul 20      Sent to the Governor
      Aug 12      Governor approved
                    PUBLIC ACT 85-1169 effective date 01-01-89

HB-4146    CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE - TERZICH - BUGIELSKI - RONAN, BER-
           RIOS, DELEO, FARLEY, GIORGI, KEANE, KRSKA, LAURINO AND MC-
           GANN.
                 (Ch. 85, pars. 1105 and 1106)
  Amends the Northeastern Illinois Planning Act to add a member of the Commut-
er Rail Board of the Commuter Rail Division of the Regional Transportation Au-
thority to the Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
commencing October 1, 1988. Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988 First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

'HB-4147   CAPPARELLI, MCAULIFFE, BUGIELSKI, DELEO, FARLEY, DALEY,
           KRSKA, KULAS, LAURINO, MCGANN AND RONAN.
                 (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 8-138)
  Amends the Chicago Municipal Employees Article of the Pension Code to elimi-
nate the age discount for employees with at least 30 years of service. Effective
immediately.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                             Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

3 HB-4148   CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE, MCGANN, LAURINO, TERZICH, DELEO,
            BUGIELSKI, DALEY, FARLEY, KEANE, KRSKA, KULAS AND RONAN.
                 (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 8-138)
  Amends the Chicago Municipal Employees Article of the Pension Code to in-
crease the retirement formula for persons withdrawing from service after December
31, 1988. Effective immediately.

  Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1945




HB-4148-Cont.


  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4149     MCNAMARA.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 34-8.1)
  Amends The School Code. Shifts from the Chicago Board of Education to the
general superintendent the duty to determine the necessary educational supervision
by principals of attendance centers. Revises the duties of principals. Requires the
district superintendent to ensure that all principals are evaluated on their instruc-
tional leadership.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4150     GIGLIO.
                  (Ch. 110, new par. 12-701.1)
  Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Allows a judgment creditor, upon presenta-
tion of a certified copy of a money judgment, to discover whether a bank or other fi-
nancial institution has property of the judgment debtor that would be subject to
garnishment and, if so, the value of the property. Prohibits the bank or financial in-
stitution from disclosing to the judgment debtor that the inquiry has been made.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

' HB-4151   MCGANN - KUBIK.
                  (Ch. 85, par. 612; rep. pars. 617.1, 6001 through 6019; Ch. 110, par.
                7-103; Ch. 120, par. 481b.36; Ch. 127, rep. pars. 141.207, 141.208,
                141.209, 141.210, 144.25-1, 144.25-2, 144.25-3)
   Repeals the Illinois Sports Facilities Authority Act. Amends An Act in relation
to State finance. Repeals provisions creating the Illinois Sports Facilities Fund, the
Illinois Sports Facilities Bond Retirement and Interest Fund, the Illinois Sports Fa-
cilities Operating Fund and the City Tax Fund. Also repeals provisions relating to
the transfer of moneys from such Funds. Amends An Act in relation to State reve-
nue sharing with local governmental entities, the Code of Civil Procedure, and the
Hotel Operators' Occupation Tax Act to delete provisions relating to the Illinois
Sports Facilities Fund and the Illinois Sports Facilities Authority. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

' HB-4152   REA AND PHELPS.
                  (New Act)
   Creates An Act in relation to lands disturbed by oil and gas exploration and de-
velopment. Provides for compensation to surface owners for damage due to the ex-
ploration and development of oil and gas reserves. Requires oil and gas operators to
post bond with the Department of Mines and Minerals.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1946




HB-4152-Cont.


      May 03       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                          Committee Energy Environment & Nat.
                                            Resource
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4153     REA.
                 (Ch. 42, par. 389)
  Amends the River Conservancy Districts Act to require districts to hold at least
one public hearing before adopting any ordinance imposing any penalty or making
any appropriation.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 03       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                          Committee Energy Environment & Nat.
                                            Resource
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000


May 11

May 18


May 24

Jan 10 1989


Placed Calndr,Second Readng
Second Reading
Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
Arrive Senate
Placed Calendr,First Readng
Sen Sponsor JACOBS
First reading          Referred to Rules
Session Sine Die


HB-4154     REA - GOFORTH - PHELPS - RICHMOND - HICKS AND HANNIG.
                 (Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 5201, 5202, 5401, 5403 through 5418, 5420, 5422,
               5425, 5426, 5433, 5436, 5438 through 5443, 5445, 5449, 5450, 5452,
               5453, 5456; new par. 5401a; Ch. 127, rep. par. 6.11)
  Amends certain Acts to transfer numerous functions and responsibilities not re-
lating to coal mining from the State Mining Board to the Department of Mines and
Minerals; reconstitutes the Oil and Gas Board, and changes the manner and terms
of appointment of its members; makes other substantive and technical changes.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, new par. 5458; Ch. 108 1/2, par.
      14-103.05
  Amends the Pension Code to exclude members of the new Oil and Gas Board
from participation in the State Employees Retirement System. Makes other
changes.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Alters the definition of "waste".
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL


Apr 28

May 04

May 12
May 17


                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                       Assigned to Select Comm on Coal Devlp
                         & Mrktng
                       Do Pass/Consent Calendar 008-000-000
Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
Arrive Senate
Placed Calendr,First Readng
Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL
Added As A Joint Sponsor DUNN,RALPH
Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD
First reading          Referred to Rules


1947




HB-4154-Cont.


     Jun 02        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                          Assignment of Bills
                  Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    O'DANIEL              Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    O'DANIEL              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/117-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 31       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1334 effective date 01-01-89

SHB-4155    STECZO.
                 (New Act)
  Validates the appropriation ordinance and tax levy ordinance adopted by the
Forest Preserve District of DuPage County for the fiscal year beginning July 1,
1987. Effective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Adds provisions validating certain future tax levies and appropriations ordi-
nances of all forest preserve districts and Cook County.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Counties & Townships
      May 04           Amendment No.01    CNTY TWNSHIP          Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            013-001-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

5 HB-4156 DIDRICKSON - MATIJEVICH - PANAYOTOVICH.
                 (Ch. 56 1/2, pars. 1204, 1206 and 1208)
  Amends the Controlled Substances Act to add certain substances to Drug Sched-
ules I, II and III.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary II
      Apr 28                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 009-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 04       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading          Referred to Rules

  1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
  * Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1948




                                   1949                       HB-4156-Cont.

      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                            Correctn
      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    BARKHAUSEN             Ruled not
                                                                  germane
                                          Motion APPEAL RULING
                                          OF CHAIR
                                          RULING UPHELD
                                          029-028-000
                                          Ruled not germane
                       Amendment No.02     BARKHAUSEN            Ruled not
                                                                  germane
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 21       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1260 effective date 01-01-89

4 HB-4157   RONAN.
                  (Ch. 127, pars. 652 and 655)
  Amends the General Obligation Bond Act. Increases by $100,000,000 the autho-
rization for general obligation bonds for school construction. Effective immediately.
  STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE
  HB-4157 increases:
      Sch. Construction purposes authorization by  $100.0 M(2.0%)
      Potential gen. obligation debt by  $185.3 M(2.3%)
      Per capita Ill. gen. obligation debt by  $8.59 (2.0%)
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 03                               State Debt Note Filed
                                           Committee Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4158    RONAN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 643; Ch. 122, par. 34-54.1 and new par. 34-53.3)
  Amends The School Code and the Revenue Act of 1939. Authorizes the Chicago
Board of Education to levy a Capital Projects Tax at a rate equal to the sum of the
differences in the prior and current rate percent of taxes levied to pay lease rentals
to the Public Building Commission of Chicago and to pay principal and interest
upon certain bonds issued by the School Finance Authority. Makes other related
changes. Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Revenue
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

  1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
  'State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable.







'HB-4159 MCCRACKEN.
                  (Ch. 25, par. 27.1)
  Amends An Act to revise the law in relation to clerks of court. In counties of
1,000,000 or less, provides for a $10 fee to the clerk for filing a motion to vacate or
amend a final order in a criminal or quasi-criminal matter.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4160    MCCRACKEN.
                  (Ch. 40, par. 1515)
  Amends the Adoption Act. Raises the fee of the circuit clerk for mailing notice to
a putative father from $1.50 to $2 plus the cost of U. S. postage for certified or regis-
tered mail.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4161     MCCRACKEN.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 2-118.1)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that statutory summary suspension
hearing shall, as an alternative date, be held on the first appearance date on the Uni-
form Traffic Ticket or complaint.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SHB-4162    MCCRACKEN.
                  (Ch. 25, par. 27.1)
   Amends An Act to revise the law in relation to clerks of courts. Provides that in
counties of 1,000,000 or less the clerk may not charge fees to units of State or coun-
ty government (now State or local government or school districts).
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4163     MCCRACKEN.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-208.1)
   Amends the Vehicle Code. Provides that fees for restoration of driving privileges
pursuant to statutory summary alcohol or other drug related suspension shall be
payable directly to the Secretary of State rather than forwarded through the circuit
courts.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4164     MCCRACKEN.
                  =-Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-306.3)
   Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Authorizes the Secretary of State to suspend
the license of persons failing to appear in court to answer a reportable traffic viola-
tion, and to continue such suspension until notified by a clerk of the court that such
judgment has been satisfied.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

 ' HB-4165  BRAUN - FLOWERS - SHAW AND JONES,L.
                  (Ch. 23, new par. 11-3.3)

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1950


HB-4159




HB-4165--Cont.


  Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that no person shall be denied financial
aid or social services for which he or she is eligible under the Code, solely because he
or she does not have a mailing address. Effective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 13, 1988)
      Adds reference to: Ch. 23, pars. 3-2, 5-1.1 and 5-5; Ch. 111
      1/2, par. 4153-101
  Amends the Public Aid Code and the Nursing Home Care Reform Act to provide
that inspections, certifications and surveys of nursing facilities required by the Pub-
lic Aid Code shall be performed by the Department of Public Health. Amends the
medical assistance Article of the Public Aid Code to provide that "standard ser-
vices" required for the care of all patients in a nursing facility include pastoral, spir-
itual or similar care.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 04           Amendment No.01    HUMAN SERVICE         Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            011-002-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 05                              Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13       Second Reading         Fiscal Note Request W/drawn
                                          Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 106-001-002
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 02       Sen Sponsor NEWHOUSE
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4166    BRAUN - FLOWERS AND JONES,L.
                  (New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.237)
   Provides that the Illinois Development Finance Authority may guarantee up to
85% of the amount of a loan to a business, certified by the Minority and Female
Business enterprise Council, which is necessary to finance start-up costs and work to
be performed up to the first progress payment. Provides for limitations on guaran-
tees and procedures upon default. Amends the State Finance Act to create the Mi-
nority and Female Business Loan Guarantee Revolving Fund.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to State Government
                                            Administration
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4167     CAPPARELLI - BERRIOS.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 21-9)
   Amends The School Code. Provides that the regional superintendent of an educa-
 tional service region having a population of more than 2,000,000 may issue a substi-
 tute certificate valid for teaching in all grades of the common schools if the
 requirements of The School Code are met.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                           Education

   1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1951




HB-4167-Cont.


      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND
                                            ED
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4168     STERN.
                  (Ch. 46, pars. 4-6.1, 5-16.1 and 6-50.1; new pars. 4-6.4, 5-16.4 and
                6-50.4)
  Amends The Election Code. Permits county clerks and boards of election com-
missioners to adopt a prescribed method of voter registration by mail.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4169     STERN.
                  (Ch. 110, par. 7-103)
  Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Grants eminent domain quick take powers
to counties over 1,000,000 or over 100,000 and contiguous with a metropolitan area
over 1,000,000. Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

3 HB-4170   SALTSMAN.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 7-137, 7-146, 7-147, 7-150 and 7-151)
  Amends the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Article of the Pension Code to
delete the age 70 restrictions on disability benefits and initial participation. Effec-
tive immediately.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4171    HENSEL.
                  (Ch. 56 1/2, pars. 521.2 and 2205.1; Ch. 67 1/2, par. 508; Ch. 111 1/2,
                pars. 116.305, 116.308, 766 and 1206)
   Amends the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, the Grade A Pasteurized Milk and
Milk Products Act, the Private Sewage Disposal Licensing Act, the Campground
Licensing and Recreational Area Act and the Swimming Pool and Bathing Beach
Act. Requires out-of-State plants which produce ice cream, ice cream mix or frozen
desserts brought into Illinois to obtain permits, and provides for fees. Deletes re-
quirements that the amounts of certain fees be sufficient to cover administration
costs. Establishes late fees for certain license renewal applications. Effective
immediately.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 73-25 and Ch. 127, par.
      171
   Amends the Vital Records Act and the State Officers and Employees Money Dis-
position Act. Permits the State Registrar of Vital Records to maintain a 2 signa-
ture, revolving checking account for return of insufficient fees submitted for various
records searches.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL *
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
   3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1952




HB-4171-Cont.


      Apr 28                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 04       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 18       Sen Sponsor DEANGELIS
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                            Correctn
      Jun 10                              Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            009-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    PUB HEALTH             Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1261 effective date 08-30-88

HB-4172     WOJCIK.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4151-103, 4151-117, 4153-207 and 4153-704)
  Amends the Nursing Home Care Reform Act. Changes definitions of "abuse"
and "neglect." Provides that license applicant shall update information required in
statement of ownership within 10 days of any change (now, every 6 months from the
initial date of filing). Provides that hearing to review decision of Department of
Public Health may be conducted by a person (now, a duly qualified employee of the
Department) designated by the Director of Public Health. Effective immediately.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4151-103 and 4151-117
  Deletes changes in definitions of "abuse" and "neglect."
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04            Amendment No.01    HUMAN SERVICE         Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.02    PULLEN                Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Primary Sponsor Changed To DONAHUE
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor MACDONALD
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                             Correctn


1953





HB-4172-Cont.


      Jun 10                              Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 13       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1183 effective date 08-13-88

2 HB-4173   SALTSMAN.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 7-170.1)
  Amends the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Article of the Pension Code to
authorize the Board to make, by rule, changes in the benefits and terms of participa-
tion in the Fund when required by federal law; exempts certain provisions relating
to members of the General Assembly.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4174     RYDER - WOJCIK - SHAW.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 6503-4)
  Amends the Health Finance Reform Act. Deletes provision that the Department
of Public Aid may initially adopt emergency rules by January 1, 1985.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Restores provision that the Department of Public Aid may initially adopt emer-
gency rules by January 1, 1985. Deletes provision that those hospitals which receive
or should receive over 65% of their net patient revenue from medical assistance,
Medicare or certain other sources shall receive special consideration by the Depart-
ment of Public Aid in negotiating contracts for provision of inpatient hospital care
to medical assistance recipients. Provides that the Department shall make the ad-
justment payments required by federal law to disproportionate share hospitals, as
defined by the Social Security Act.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04            Amendment No.01    HUMAN SERVICE         Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.02    STERN                 Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.03    STERN                 Lost
                                           041-065-000
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 113-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor MADIGAN
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20        First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Public Health, Welfare &
                                             Correctn


2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1954




HB-4174-Cont.


      Jun 10                               Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 20       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1262 effective date 01-01-89

' HB-4175   KIRKLAND.
                  (New Act)
  Authorizes the Director of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities to con-
vey certain property at the Elgin Mental Health Center to the City of Elgin. Effec-
tive immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000
      May 24        Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor FRIEDLAND
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4176     TURNER.
                  (Ch. 73, new pars. 1065.1001 through 1065.1004)
  Amends the Illinois Insurance Code to authorize the Director of Insurance to
adopt a plan for the joint underwriting of property, casualty and surety insurance to
commercial ventures which need such insurance coverage and are unable to obtain
it through the voluntary market. States duties of the Director, the plan governing
committee and the attorney-in-fact who administers the plan. Requires participa-
tion in the plan by all companies authorized in the State to underwrite property, ca-
sualty or surety insurance and which offer their product to the general public.
Effective January 1, 1989.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Select Comm on Small
                                              Business
      May 06                                Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4177     TURNER.
                  (Ch. 73, new par. 767.27)
   Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Requires insurance companies to establish
investment practices designed to meet the needs of small businesses, family farms
and low income areas of Illinois.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Select Comm on Small
                                              Business

   1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1955




HB-4177-Cont.


      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4178     LAURINO.
                  (Ch. 73, par. 1065.44-2)
  Amends the Illinois Insurance Code to provide that policies of workers' compen-
sation insurance negotiated by nonresident insurance producers need not be coun-
tersigned by a resident insurance producer.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Insurance
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

5HB-4179 YOUNG,A - DALEY - DAVIS - MORROW, WILLIAMS, LEFLORE, TUR-
            NER, WHITE AND YOUNGE,W.
                  (Ch. 100 1/2, par. 28)
  Amends An Act to revise the law in relation to criminal jurisprudence. Increases
from a petty offense to a Class B misdemeanor, for a person to dump, deposit or
place garbage upon real property not owned by that person. Provides that second
conviction committed after the first conviction is a Class A misdemeanor. A third or
subsequent conviction is a Class 4 felony.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that any property used by any person in violation of the Section shall on
the third or subsequent conviction of such person be forfeited to the county where
the violation occurred and disposed of at a public sale.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 38, par. 86-8
   Provides that the forfeiture provisions for violation of the Section apply only to
personal property. Amends the Litter Control Act to increase the penalties for lit-
tering. Provides that a violation is a Class B misdemeanor. A third or subsequent vi-
olation, committee after a second conviction, is a Class 4 felony.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading         - Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary II
      Apr 28                               Recommended do pass 009-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    YOUNG,A               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 114-003-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19        Sen Sponsor ALEXANDER
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 01        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02        Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Judiciary
      Jun 10                               Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             010-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    JUDICIARY             Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading

   " Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1956





HB-4179-Cont.


Jun 23

Jun 24
Jun 28

Jul 26
Sep 23


Added As A Joint Sponsor BROOKINS
Third Reading - Passed 057-000-001
Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
H Concurs in S Amend. 01/115-000-000
Passed both Houses
Sent to the Governor
Governor approved
  PUBLIC ACT 85-1410 effective date 01-01-89


HB-4180     WOLF.
                 (Ch. 17, par. 311)
  Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Provides that banks may own, possess and car-
ry as assets shares of money market mutual funds.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: (Ch. 17, par. 311)
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 17, pars. 341 and 343)
  Amends investment limit provisions of the Illinois Banking Act with respect to in-
vestments in open-end investment companies.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: P.A. 85-983
  Changes title to "An Act in relation to financial services and investment funds".
Delays effective date of "An Act regarding credit and interest" from January 1,
1989 to September 1, 1989. Such Act concerns credit card disclosure requirements.
Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 021-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 116-000-001
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C


Jun 10


Jun 14


Jun 23

Nov 17



Nov 29

Dec 01


                       Assigned to Finance & Credit
                         Regulations
                       Recommnded do pass as amend
                         011-000-000
Placed Calndr,Second Readng
Second Reading
    Amendment No.01    FINANCE               Adopted
Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Primary Sponsor Changed To ZITO
Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 5C
Recalled to Second Reading
    Amendment No.02    ZITO                  Adopted
Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
Motion to Suspend Rule 79(D)&(E) AND
                       PLACE ON ORDER OF
                       CONCUR - WOLF
Mtn Prevail Susp Rule 79D+E 115-000-000
Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02


1957




HB-4180-Cont.


      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4181     MAYS.
                  (New Act; Ch. 110, par. 15-1702)
  Creates An Act in relation to security interests in crops and amends the Code of
Civil Procedure. Provides that holders of security interests in crops perfected pursu-
ant to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code have priority over a mortgagee in
possession and a holder of an obligation secured by a collateral assignment of a ben-
eficial interest in a land trust. Defines terms. Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4182     TURNER - LEFLORE - JONES,L - MARTINEZ, BOWMAN AND
            WHITE.
                  (New Act)
  Provides that it is unlawful for a landlord to lease, or accept an application fee
for, a dwelling unit for which the heating bill is the tenant's responsibility unless the
landlord discloses in writing to the tenant the average monthly cost for heat. Speci-
fies methods by which such cost shall be calculated. Provides that the utility provid-
ing heat shall provide certain cost information. Sets forth responsibilities of
landlords, tenants and utility companies. Provides for similar disclosures to be made
by sellers of residential dwelling units and buildings to buyers. Provides for penal-
ties for violations of the Act. Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4183     DALEY - YOUNG,A - TERZICH - SUTKER, LANG AND MCNAMARA.
                  (Ch. 121 1/2, new par. 262U)
  Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act. Provides
that it is an unlawful practice for a hotel to impose a charge for a telephone call
which is in excess of the cost of the call to the hotel.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Consumer Protection
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4184     O'CONNELL - SUTKER - TERZICH - BERRIOS, LANG, SATTER-
            THWAITE, BRAUN, LEFLORE, TURNER, MORROW, JONES,L, FLOW-
            ERS AND DAVIS.
                  (Ch. 17, new par. 853.1)
   Amends the Illinois Fairness in Lending Act. Provides that an applicant for a res-
idential mortgage loan may withdraw such application and receive a refund of all
fees paid in connection therewith if no determination regarding approval of the ap-
plication is made within 60 days of the date of the application, provided such appli-
cant has not caused the delay.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that the delay must be the fault of the financial institution, not third par-
ties, before a refund is required.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions


1958




HB-4184---Cont.


      May 04                              Recommended do pass 021 -000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                              Fiscal Note Requested CHURCHILL
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18                              Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading
                       Amendment No.01    O'CONNELL              Adopted
                                          067-048-001
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

'HB-4185    GIGLIO.
                  (Ch. 110, new par. 7-130)
  Amends the eminent domain article of the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that
if the amount of just compensation determined by trial is 25% higher than plain-
tiff's highest offer, then the owner shall recover reasonable attorney's fees and costs.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4186     LANG, GIGLIO AND MCNAMARA.
                  (Ch. 17, new par. 4904.1)
  Amends the Mortgage Escrow Account Act. Provides that prior to the execution
of the mortgage loan documents, the mortgage lender must notify the borrower
both orally and in writing of all available types of accounts and their current inter-
est rates that can be used to meet the escrow requirements.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4187    LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 23, par. 9-5)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that recipients of aid under the Code who
participate in a post-secondary undergraduate level educational or vocational train-
ing program for which a degree or certificate is obtainable within 4 calendar years
shall be considered to have met various job search and other employment-related
requirements imposed by federal or State law. (Now, the Department of Public Aid
is required to establish a 3-year demonstration program for AFDC recipients who
may participate in such educational or vocational training programs.)
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4188     LEVIN.
                  (Ch. 17, new par. 6004.1)
   Amends "An Act relating the issuance and use of credit cards". Requires that in-
formation regarding annual fees and finance charges be set forth in the application
or advertisement for a credit card. Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions

  1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1959




HB-4188-Cont.


      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4189    TERZICH.
                 (Ch. 23, new par. 4-1.9a)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that persons in AFDC households who
are age 13 or older but not yet 18 (or not yet 19 in the case of a parent), and who are
not high school graduates or have not received a high school equivalency certificate,
must attend school as a condition of eligibility for assistance. Requires verification
of attendance; provides for ineligibility for assistance as a result of noncompliance
with requirements. Authorizes Department of Public Aid to apply for waiver of fed-
eral requirements.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Human Services
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4190     LEFLORE.
                  (Ch. 17, par. 2718 and Ch. 108 1/2, par. 1-113)
  Amends the Foreign Banking Office Act and the Illinois Pension Code. Provides
that a foreign banking corporation may keep on deposit with the Commissioner of
Banks and Trusts obligations of the African Development Bank as security for un-
insured deposit liabilities in this State. Provides that pension and retirement funds
established under the Illinois Pension Code may invest in obligations of the African
Development Bank. Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4191    PHELPS - GRANBERG - HANNIG.
                  (P.A. 85-183)
  Amends an Act concerning all-terrain vehicles. Changes the effective date for
that portion of the amendatory Act (Public Act 85-183) establishing the All-terrain
Vehicle Safety Act from October 1, 1988 to October 1, 1989. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 03       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                          Committee Energy Environment & Nat.
                                            Resource
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 009-001-002
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01   ROPP                   Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.02   ROPP                   Lost
                                          015-096-000
                        Amendment No.03   KUBIK                  Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.04   KUBIK                  Withdrawn
                        Amendment No.05   KUBIK                  Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 089-019-003

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1960




                                   1961                       HB-4191-Cont.

      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor WATSON
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD
                                          Committee Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Finance & Credit
                                            Regulations
      Jun 07                              Committee discharged
                                          Re-referred to Agriculture &
                                            Conservation
      Jun 08                              Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 056-002-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 19       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1263 effective date 08-30-88

HB-4192     PIEL.
                  (Ch. 17, par. 5412)
  Amends the Consumer Installment Loan Act to provide that licensees under that
Act may deal in all types of loans and sell all types of insurance.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 17, pars. 2602, 4708, 4712, 5202
  Amends "An Act in relation to the buying and selling of foreign exchange and the
transmission or transfer of money to foreign countries" and the Sale of Exchange
Act. Provides that annual licenses expire on December 31 rather than one year from
date of issuance. Amends the Sales Finance Agency Act to define sales finance
agency.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Provides that licensees under the Consumer Installment Loan Act must comply
with the Insurance Code when selling insurance.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04                               Do Pass/Consent Calendar 021-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                   Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   Sen Sponsor JACOBS
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Finance & Credit
                                             Regulations
      Jun 10                               Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             007-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng




HB-4192-Cont.


      Jun 14       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    FINANCE               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    JACOBS                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000
      Jun 24       Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
      Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/109-000-006
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 26       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1264 effective date 01-01-89

HB-4193     EWING - TATE - MAYS.
  Amends General Obligation Bond Act. Increases total authorization by
$757,100,000 in the various categories. Expands purpose of expenditutes for the Su-
perconducting Super Collider to include tunneling and related capital costs. In-
creases amount of general obligation bonds which may be issued in the form of
College Savings Bonds. Amends sections of and adds sections to the General Obli-
gation Bond Act, the Build Illinois Bond Act, the Baccalaureate Savings Act and
the State Finance Act for the purposes of (1) reducing the cost of the State bond
programs, (2) allowing for more efficient administration of the State bond programs
and (3) compliance with new features of the federal tax law.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4194     HULTGREN.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1022.19)
  Amends the Environmental Protection Act to provide that compliance with the
Dead Animal Disposal Act shall be deemed compliance with the land pollution re-
quirements of the Environmental Protection Act, for licensed persons whose opera-
tions are regulated under both Acts.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Exempts burial of dead animal parts by persons licensed under the Dead Animal
Disposal Act from the land pollution requirements of the Environmental Protection
Act.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    HULTGREN              Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor WOODYARD
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4195     TERZICH.
                  (New Act)
   The Illinois Clean Indoor Air Act. Prohibits smoking in areas which are used by
and open to the public except in portions of such areas in which smoking is expressly


1962




HB-4195--Cont.


permitted. Applies to State government agencies, units of local government and
places of employment and places open to public access. Imposes duties on the State
and local government officials and on proprietors of places open to public access and
imposes penalties for violations of the Act.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 03       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 04                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 05                               Motn discharge comm lost 046-041-011
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4196    SALTSMAN.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 14-104.6)
  Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to provide for partici-
pation in the System by self-employed blind vendors licensed to operate vending fa-
cilities by the Department of Rehabilitation Services.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4197     HICKS - MORROW.
                  (Ch. 134, par. 16.6 and new par. 16.10)
   Amends An Act relating to emergency telephone communications to define "au-
tomatic telephone dialing system" and "emergency services number", and require
all emergency services numbers to be removed from automatic telephone dialing
systems. Makes a violation of this requirement a Class C misdemeanor.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Public Utilities
      May 05                               Do Pass/Consent Calendar 016-000-000
                    Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 11        Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                    Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 13        Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 112-000-002
      May 17        Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 18        Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       May 19       First reading          Referred to Rules
       Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 HB-4198    HALLOCK - GIORGI - HULTGREN.
                  (Ch. 121 1/2, pars. 1352 and 1353)
   Amends the Video Movie Sales and Rentals Act. Prohibits the sale or rental of a
 movie having an X rating or any movie produced after 1968 which does not have an
 official rating to persons under the age of 17. Requires that all video movies, regard-
 less of content, carry a message warning of the harmful effects of violent and sexual-
 ly degrading entertainment.

   3Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1963




HB-4198-Cont.


      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 04                               Tbl-pursuant Hse Rul 26D

' HB-4199   SHAW - GIGLIO - RICE - DAVIS - STECZO.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the Illinois Advanced Steel Technology Assistance Act providing for a
center with a governing body appointed by the Governor and the Mayor of Chicago
to translate scientific research in the steel industry into competitive products and
processes. Provides such center shall conduct a feasibility study and report to the
General Assembly by October 1, 1989. Effective immediately.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 03        Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

'HB-4200    SHAW.
                  (New Act; Ch. 111 2/3, par. 3-105)
  Creates the Energy Demonstration Zone Act and amends the Public Utilities
Act. Authorizes municipalities with a population over 500,000 to designate up to 3
Energy Demonstration Zones, within which electric utility generating plants shall
not be subject to regulation by the Illinois Commerce Commission.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Public Utilities
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4201     YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 604)
  Amends Enterprise Zone Act to provide that an area is qualified to become an en-
terprise zone even though non-contiguous provided all portions of the area are locat-
ed within one-half mile of each other.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 20        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4202     CHURCHILL.
                  (Ch. 110, new par. 2-623)
   Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Requires plaintiff to file an affidavit with
the complaint in any action for damages for injuries or death when facts will be es-
tablished by an expert. The affidavit must state that an expert has been consulted
and believes the action to be meritorious. The expert must hold the same license as
the defendant. The expert's written report must also be attached. Allows 90 days to
file the affidavit if the statute of limitations has nearly expired.
      Apr 14 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1964




HB-4202-Cont.


      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4203     BRAUN.
                  (Ch. 122, pars. 34-18b and 34A-404)
  Amends The School Code. Revises the powers and functions of local school im-
provement councils in Chicago with respect to expenditures from the school's dis-
cretionary fund, the school building budget and curricular and operational changes.
Reduces to 15 from 30 the number of days within which the School Finance Au-
thority is to approve or reject the board's budget after receiving it. Effective
immediately.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to
      May Q6                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

'HB-4204    O'CONNELL - SUTKER - TERZICH, WOLF AND MORROW.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 2-204)
  Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to specifically incorporate additional ex-
emptions for blind and elderly taxpayers and their spouses (previously incorporated
by reference to the Internal Revenue Code which has now repealed such exemp-
tions). Effective January 1, 1989, and applicable to taxable years ending on or after
such date.
      Apr 14 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 20       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4205    PULLEN, FREDERICK,VF AND PEDERSEN,B.
                  (Ch. 23, new par. 2057.20)
   Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act to authorize the De-
partment to seek a court order requiring HIV testing of the indicated perpetrator of
certain incidents of child abuse or neglect, and disclosure of the results of such test-
ing. Effective immediately.
   FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by DCFS)
   Estimated costs to the Dept. for such tests would range between a low of
 $151,170 to a high of $1,133,755, depending on the testing agent.
      Apr 19 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 04                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Human Services
      May 05                               Committee discharged 069-030-007
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10                               Fiscal Note Requested WHITE
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       May 19       Second Reading
                    Held on 2nd Reading
       May 20                              Fiscal Note filed
                    Held on 2nd Reading
                    Tabled House Rule 37(G)

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1965




HB-4206


HB-4206     YOUNG,A - CURRAN.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 132.601)
  Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act to make a stylistic
change.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, par. 132.601
      Adds reference to: Ch. 15, par. 215
  Amends the State Comptroller Act to require that subcontracts to perform on
prime contracts with the State must be filed with Comptroller.
      Apr 19 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to State Government
                                             Administration
      May 04            Amendment No.01    ST GOV ADMIN         ,Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             010-006-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 10       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 11                               3d Reading Consideration PP
                                           Calendar Consideration PP.
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4207     YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 85, par. 611)
  Amends the revenue sharing Act to specify that the certification to the treasurer
be received from the Department of Revenue.
      Apr 19 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4208     YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 18-8; rep. par. 34-21.5)
  Amends The School Code. Specifies the effective date of an amendatory Act in
the State aid formula provisions, and repeals an obsolete reporting requirement in
the Article relating to school districts having a population in excess of 500,000
inhabitants.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, par. 18-8; rep. par. 34-21.5
      Adds reference to: Ch. 122, pars. 34-1, 34-2, 34-3, 34-4, 34-5,
      34-6,34-8.1, 34-13, 34-15, 34-16, 34-17, 34-18, 34-18.1,
      34-18.2, 34-18.3, 34-18.4, 34-18.5, 34-19, 34-21.4,34-74,
      34-75, 34-77, 34-78, 34-84, 34-84b, 34-85 and 34-88; new pars.
      34-1.1, 34-2.1, 34-2.2, 34-2.3, 34-2.4, 34-2.5, 34-2.6, 34-2.7,
      34-2.8, 34-2.9, 34-13a and 34-42.01; rep pars. 34-8, 34-18a,
      34-18b, 34-18c, 34-18d, 34-83, 34-85.1 through 34-85.13, and
      34-86
   Changes the title, deletes everything after the enacting clause and amends The
School Code relative to the manner of governance of the public schools in Chicago.
Provides for the election of, composition of and powers and duties of school govern-
ing boards and subdistrict governing boards. Revises the composition of the board
of education, the manner in which its members are selected and its powers and du-
ties. Adds a November 1, 1988 effective date except as otherwise provided.
      Apr 19 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules


1966




HB-4208-Cont.


     Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                          Education
     May 03                               Re-assigned to
                  Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                          Committee
      May 04           Amendment No.01    SCH DIST REO          Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                          008-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                          3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                          THRU 6/3/88 -
                                          BERRIOS
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000
                   Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 02       Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                          3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                          THRU 6/10/88 -
                                          BERRIOS
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 113-000-000
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 09       Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G) & CONTINUE
                                          3RD RDING DEADLINE
                                          THRU 6/17/88 -
                                          LEVIN
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 118-000-000
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 17       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4209     YOUNG,A.
                 (Ch. 38, par. 12-4.3)
  Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to change the Juvenile Court Act reference
to the Juvenile Court Act of 1987.
      Apr 19 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary II
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4210     YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 2-203)
  Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to supply a missing subparagraph
designation.
      Apr 19 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4211     MATIJEVICH.
                  (Ch. 46, pars. 4-6.2, 5-16.2 and 6-50.2; Ch. 95 1/2, par. 2-105)
  Amends The Election Code and The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides each election
authority shall appoint as deputy registrars a reasonable number of employees of
the Secretary of State designated by the Secretary and located at driver's license
exam stations within the authority's jurisdiction. Further provides any such em-
ployee so appointed shall accept the registration of any qualified resident of the
election authority's jurisdiction at any such driver's license exam station. Specifies


1967




HB-4211-Cont.


a person applying at a driver's license exam station for a driver's license or permit,
a corrected driver's license or permit, an Illinois identification card or a corrected Il-
linois identification card shall be notified by an employee of the Secretary of State
at the station that the person may register at the station to vote in the election juris-
diction within which the station is located and transfer his registration at the station
to an address within the election jurisdiction.
      Apr 19 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4212     BERRIOS - PANAYOTOVICH - KRSKA - KULAS - MCNAMARA.
                  (Ch. 31, pars. 360.6 and 360.7; rep. pars. 360.8 and 360.12)
  Amends The Consumer Credit Counseling Corporation Act. Reduces to 5 the
number of individuals necessary to form such a corporation. Removes prohibition
against banks, savings and loan associations and similar entities or affiliates thereof
from forming such corporations. Removes requirement that a license pursuant to
the Financial Planning and Management Service Act be obtained by such corpora-
tion. Effective immediately.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 32, rep. pars. 360.8, 360.12
      Adds reference to: Ch. 32, pars. 360.9, 360.10, 360.12, new
      pars. 360.13, 360.14
  Changes the title. Authorizes an increase in fees charged. Requires counseling
corporations to register with the Dept. of Financial Institutions. Provides that viola-
tion of the Act is a business offense.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Requires corporations organized under the Act to pay a license and investigation
fee prior to performing services.
      Apr 19 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 04                                Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 020-000-000
                    Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 17        Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                    Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24        Sen Sponsor JACOBS
                    Added As A Joint Sponsor SAVICKAS
                    First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 25        Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                            Re-referred to Committee on
                                              Assignment of Bills
                    Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                            Assigned to Finance & Credit
                                              Regulations
      Jun 01                                Recommnded do pass as amend
                                              008-000-003
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14        Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01     FINANCE               Adopted
                        Amendment No.02     JACOBS                Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
       Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                    Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
       Jun 28       H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/114-000-000
                    Passed both Houses
       Jul 26       Sent to the Governor


1968




HB-4212-Cont.


      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1265 effective date 08-30-88

SHB-4213    CULLERTON - WOLF.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 7-142)
  Amends the Illinois Pension Code to make a technical correction; makes no sub-
stantive change.
  PENSION IMPACT NOTE
  The bill has no financial impact.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, par. 7-142
      Adds reference to: Ch. 17, par. 2718; Ch. 63, par. 14; Ch.
      85, new par. 2208.12; Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 1-113, 2-108,
      2-119.01, 2-124, 2-126, 3-109, 4-115, 5-109, 5-128, 5-129,
      5-131, 5-137, 5-138, 5-141, 5-146, 5-154, 5-155, 5-156,
      5-159, 5-165, 5-169, 5-170, 5-199, 7-137, 7-146, 7-147,
      7-150, 7-151, 8-226, 8-226.1, 9-134, 9-155, 9-223, 11-215,
      12-118, 12-123, 12-124, 12-127, 12-128, 12-130, 12-131,
      12-133, 12-133.1, 12-135, 12-136, 12-137, 12-139, 12-140,
      12-142, 12-143, 12-145, 12-146, 12-147, 12-150, 12-151,
      12-151.2, 12-170, 12-187, 14-108, 14-110, 14-123, 14-123.1,
      14-124, 14-131, 15-113.4, 15-136, 15-145, 15-146.1, 15-154,
      15-155, 15-157, 16-106, 16-127, 16-149, 16-149.1, 16-158,
      16-179, 17-116.1, 17-134, 18-112, 18-131,21-115,21-116,
      new pars. 3-110.5, 5-229.1, 5-234, 6-128.2, 7-132.3, 7-223,
      8-126.3, 8-226.5, 9-121.9, 9-121.10, 11-125.6, 12-127.5,
      12-194, 14-103.39, 14-152, rep. pars. 12-110, 12-113,
      12-129, 12-132, 12-181, 12-184
  Deletes everything. Amends the General Assembly Compensation Act to in-
crease the additional pay for officers by $6,000 per year. Also provides an additional
$6,000 per year stipend for the chairman and minority spokesman of the House and
Senate.
  Amends various Articles of the Pension Code to make changes relating to age re-
strictions subject to federal anti-discrimination laws. Authorizes certain invest-
ments in securities of the African Development Bank. Amends the Chicago
Firefighters Article to increase the minimum widow's annuity to $325 per month.
Amends the Downstate Firefighters Article to allow remarriage of certain surviving
spouses without loss of pension.
   Amends the Chicago Park District Article to increase the retirement annuity for-
mula. Allows retirement at age 50, rather than 55. Increases the maximum pension
from 75% to 80% of salary. Eliminates the early retirement discount for persons
over age 50 with 30 years service. Increases death benefits. Increases employee con-
tribution rate by 0.5% of salary. Deletes provisions requiring custodian of the fund
to furnish a bond.
   Amends the State Employees Article to provide the State Police formula for
 members and employees of the Prisoner Review Board, DASA dangerous drugs in-
 spectors, and court reporters. Amends various Articles to provide service credit for
 certain physical fitness coordinators and recreation workers.
   Amends the Judges Article to authorize up to 10 years of service credit for cer-
 tain non-judicial employment. Adds provisions relating to the establishment and
 transfer of service credits among various Articles. Specifies minimum funding levels
 for the 5 State-funded systems. Makes numerous other administrative and techni-
 cal changes. Effective immediately.
      Apr 19 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 21        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
       May 04                               Pension Note Filed
                                            Recommended do pass 006-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng

   2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1969




HB-4213-Cont.


      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 110-000-005
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor JONES
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Nov 17       Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 5C
                                          Committee discharged
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Nov 30       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jan 10 1989  Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    JONES                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 040-018-000
                   Arrive House
                   Motion to Suspend Rule 79(D) &(E) & PLACE
                                          ON CALENDAR ORDER
                                          OF CONCURRENCE -
                                          CULLERTON
                   Mtn Prevail Susp Rule 79D+E 116-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
                   Motion Filed Concur
                   Motion to Concur Lost 015-096-003
                   Session Sine Die

2HB-4214    CULLERTON - WOLF.
                 (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 9-108)
  Amends the Illinois Pension Code to make a technical correction; makes no sub-
stantive change.
  PENSION IMPACT NOTE
  The bill has no financial impact.
      Apr 19 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 04                              Pension Note Filed
                                          Recommended do pass 006-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 110-000-006
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor JONES
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4215     PULLEN - MARTINEZ AND PEDERSEN,B.
                  (Ch. 23, pars. 2053, 2054 and 2057.4)
  Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Provides that a child
shall not be considered neglected or abused solely because the child is not attending
school in accordance with the mandatory education requirements of The School
Code. Eliminates the requirement that educational neglect investigations shall be-
gin with 72 hours after the report is made.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Deletes from definition of "neglected child" a child whose parent or other person
responsible for his care withholds or denies education as required by law.

  2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1970




HB-4215-Cont.


      Apr 19 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Select Committee on
                                            Children
      May 05           Amendment No.01    CHILDREN               Adopted
                                          Do Pass Amend/Short Debate
                                            013-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 17       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 20       Short Debate-3rd Lost 050-049-007

'HB-4216    HUFF.
                  (Ch. 120, new par. 1162.2)
  Amends the Lottery Law. Provides that, in lottery games in which single digits
are chosen and sequentially combined to produce winning numbers, such single dig-
its shall all be chosen from a single device rather than a series of devices. Provides
that the Secretary of State shall furnish to the Lottery Control Board names of li-
censed drivers, selected at random, to participate in each day's lottery drawings.
Provides for certain exceptions and for payment of certain expenses.
      Apr 19 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

'HB-4217    DELEO.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-804)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Permits vehicles to be registered as a show ve-
hicle for a fee not to exceed $5 per registration year for any vehicle used exclusively
for show display purposes.
      Apr 19 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL


May 04

May 10


                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                       Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                         Vehicles
                       Do Pass/Consent Calendar 024-000-000
Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
Remvd from Consent Calendar
                       STEPHENS AND TATE


             Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
May 19       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
             Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate
May 20            Amendment No.01    MCCRACKEN
             Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
             Third Reading - Passed 110-006-000
May 24       Arrive Senate
             Placed Calendr,First Readng
Jun 07       Sen Sponsor ROCK
             First reading           Referred to Rule
Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


Withdrawn


s


HB-4218     PHELPS, DUNN,JOHN, CURRAN, HICKS AND REA.
  Appropriates $25,000,000 from the Capital Development Fund to the Capital
Development Board for construction of regional correctional facilities. Effective
immediately.

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1971




HB-4218-Cont.


      Apr 19 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Appropriations I
      May 05                             Interim Study Calendar APPROP I
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

SHB-4219    NOVAK - LANG - MCGANN - HARTKE - LAURINO, SUTKER, TER-
           ZICH AND O'CONNELL.
                 (Ch. 120, pars. 9-901 and 9-909; Ch. 127, new par. 141.241)
  Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act and the State Finance Act. Requires that a
portion of taxes collected under the Income Tax Act be deposited into the Income
Tax Refund Fund, a special fund in the State Treasury created by this Act. Tax re-
funds are made from this fund.
      Apr 19 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                             Interim Study Calendar REVENUE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4220     KIRKLAND.
                 (New Act)
  An Act to enlarge the corporate limits of the Metropolitan Sanitary District of
Greater Chicago by annexing land in Barrington Township.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled June 22, 1988)
      Adds reference to: Ch. 24, new par. 11-13-21; Ch. 34, pars.
      415, 3151 and 3201 and title preceding par. 3201
  Amends the Municipal Code and Acts relating to county zoning to provide that
county zoning has precedence with respect to zoning of floodplains and floodways;
preempts home rule. Amends the Counties Act to allow certain counties with a pop-
ulation not exceeding 3,000,000 (currently 500,000) to impose subdivision regula-
tions on unincorporated lands. Amends the County Zoning Act to require
agricultural buildings to meet floodplain and wetland regulations.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled June 23, 1988)
      Adds reference to: Ch. 24, new par. 11-13-21; Ch. 34, pars.
      3151 and 3201 and title preceding par. 3201.
  Amends the Municipal Code and Acts relating to county zoning to provide that
county zoning has precedence over municipal zoning with respect to zoning of flood-
plains and floodways when the county zoning is more restricted. Preempts home
rule. Changes the title of An Act concerning county set-back lines.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes July 2, 1988)
  Makes the same changes as S-am 2, except that the county zoning must be with
respect to area identified by the county board as floodplains and floodways inside
the limits of a municipality.
  CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 2.
  Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 3.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 24, new par. 11-13-21; Ch. 34, pars.
      3151; 3201 and preceding title
      Adds reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 8-4-1 and 11-113.1-1; Ch. 34,
      par. 421.3; Ch. 42, par. 263.1; Ch. 48, par. 850.07; Ch. 85,
      par. 2112
   Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows:
   Amends the Municipal Code, Counties Act, Sanitary District Act of 1907 and
the Illinois Development Finance Authority Act to authorize certain municipalities,

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1972




                                    1973                      HB-4220--Cont.

counties and sanitary districts to issue bonds and levy taxes without referendum for
stormwater management purposes, and to borrow money from IDFA for storm-
water purposes, and raises the IDFA stormwater bond authorization by
$10,000,000. Amends the Floodplain Property Acquisition Law to reduce the mini-
mum required local match from 50% to 25% of project cost.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 112-001-004
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 24       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                                           Assigned to Local Government
      May 25       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Committee Local Government
      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 17       Recalled to Second Reading
                        Amendment No.01    PHILIP                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Recalled to Second Reading
                                           Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 01
                                           Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01
                                           Tabled
                        Amendment No.02    PHILIP                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 23       Recalled to Second Reading
                                           Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 02
                                           Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02
                                           Tabled
                        Amendment No.03    PHILIP                Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 24        Third Reading - Passed 053-001-000
                    Speaker's Table, Concurence 03
      Jun 28        Motion Filed Concur
                                           3/5 vote required
                                           Motion failed
                    Motion Filed Non-Concur 03/KIRKLAND
                                           Motion failed
                    H Noncncrs in S Amend. 03/061-050-004
                    Secretary's Desk Non-concur 03
      Jun 29        S Refuses to Recede Amend 03
                    S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
                    Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOLMBERG
                                             JACOBS, ZITO,
                                             PHILIP & FAWELL
       Jul 01       Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST
                    Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCPIKE,
                                             CULLERTON, GIORGI,
                                             CHURCHILL AND
                                             PETERSON,W
                    House report submitted




HB-4220-Cont.


      Jul 01-Cont. Senate report submitted
                   Senate Conf. report lost 1ST/028-025-002
                   S Requests Conference Comm 2ND
                   Primary Sponsor Changed To PHILIP
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor FRIEDLAND
                   Sen Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/HOLMBERG
                                            JACOBS, ZITO,
                                            PHILIP & FAWELL
      Jul 02       Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 2ND
                   Hse Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/MCPIKE,
                                            CULLERTON, GIORGI,
                                            CHURCHILL AND
                                            PETERSON,W
                   House report submitted
                                          3/5 vote required
                   House Conf. report Adopted 2ND/074-037-003
                   Senate report submitted
                                          3/5 vote required
                   Senate Conf. report Adopted 2ND/037-018-001
                   Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 2ND
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 27       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 30       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1266 effective date 08-30-88

'HB-4221    TATE.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, pars. 3-105, 8-303, 8-406, 9-214 and 9-241; rep. pars.
                8-201, 8-202, 8-203, 8-204, 8-205, 8-206, 8-207, 8-302, 8-304, 8-402,
                8-403, 8-403.1, 8-404, 8-405, 8-405.1, 8-407, 9-212, 9-213, 9-215, 9-215.1,
                9-217, 9-220 and 9-242)
  Amends The Public Utilities Act to provide for the deregulation of gas and elec-
tric public utilities. Effective July 1, 1989.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Public Utilities
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4222     CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 56, pars. 3.8, 4.2, 4.3, 4.6, 4.28, 5.8, 5.9 and new par. 2.2a)
  Amends the Fish Code of 1971 to prohibit use of gill nets in taking of any aquatic
life protected by the Act.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                             Nat. Resource
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4223    MCGANN.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-102 and 3-103)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires special mobile equipment manufac-
tured on or after the effective date of this amendatory Act of 1988 and operated
within this State to be titled with the office of the Secretary of State, and provides
that special mobile equipment manufactured prior to such effective date and oper-
ated within this State may, upon the owner's option, be titled.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                             Vehicles

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1974




HB-4223-Cont.


      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4224     BRAUN.
                  (Ch. 24, par. 21-50)
  Amends the Revised Cities and Villages Act of 1941. Specifies that community
based committees established by the City of Chicago may not coordinate economic
programs when prohibited from doing so by federal regulation.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4225     BRAUN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 2-203)
  Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to supply a missing subparagraph
designation.
      Apr 20 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4226     KIRKLAND.
                  (Ch. 40, par. 506)
  Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Allows the court to ap-
point any person (rather than an attorney) as guardian ad litem for a minor child.
      Apr 20 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4227     YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-208)
   Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires the Secretary of State to rely upon
the decision of a hearing officer regarding the reinstatement of a revoked driver's li-
cense unless the Secretary determines that there is clear and convincing evidence
that the decision by the hearing officer was in error.
      Apr 20 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 03        Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                            Committee Judiciary I
      May 06                                Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4228     YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 5-110)
   Amends The Public Utilities Act to require public utilities to file all contracts re-
 lating to all services, products or commodities with the Illinois Commerce
 Commission.
      Apr 20 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Public Utilities
       May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

 HB-4229     WOJCIK.
                   (Ch. 139, par. 43a)
   Amends the Township Law of 1874. Authorizes the township enforcement offi-
 cer to issue parking citations, subject to a fine not exceed $15, to vehicles parked in
 zones prohibiting the stopping, standing or parking of vehicles.


1975




HB-4229-Cont.


      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 017-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 114-003-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 19       Sen Sponsor PHILIP
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4230    GIGLIO.
                  (New Act)
  Prohibits broadcast of any State-sponsored commercials during the 60 days pre-
ceding a general election or a general primary election.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4231     O'CONNELL.
                  (Ch. 42, par. 414.2)
  Amends the Sanitary District Act of 1936 to provide for staggered terms of trust-
ees elected under the Act.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4232     O'CONNELL.
                  (Ch. 111, par. 4812)
  Amends the Podiatric Medical Practice Act of 1987 to allow one year temporary
licenses to be issued to persons who qualify for licensure with the exception of com-
pletion of one year of post graduate training and successful completion of the writ-
ten practical examination. Effective immediately.
      Apr 20 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Registration and Regulation
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 025-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 114-003-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20        Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24        First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4233     O'CONNELL AND COWLISHAW.
                  (Ch. 122, par 30-15.18)
   Amends the Educational Loan Purchase Program Law within The School Code.
Eliminates the 8% maximum interest ceiling at which bonds may be issued by the

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1976




HB-4233--Cont.


Illinois State Scholarship Commission for program purposes, and provides that in-
come from such bonds shall be exempt from all State and local taxes other than
death taxes. Effective immediately.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 03       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                   Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Higher Education
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Higher Education
      May 04                               Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 17       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DEMUZIO
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Higher Education
      Jun 08                               Recommended do pass 008-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 19       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1397 effective date 09-02-88

HB-4234     O'CONNELL AND COWLISHAW.
                  (Ch. 122, pars. 30-15.16 and 30-15.17)
   Amends the Educational Loan Purchase Program Law within The School Code.
 Eliminates the Scholarship Commission's duty to develop a formula and related
 regulations tying a lender's eligibility to sell loans to the purchase program to the
 lender's commitment to make loans available under the student loan program. Ef-
 fective July 1, 1988.
      Apr 20 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 03        Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                    Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Higher Education
                    Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Higher Education
       May 04                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 013-000-000
                    Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
       May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                    Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
       May 12       Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003
       May 17       Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       May 24       Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG
                    Added As A Joint Sponsor DEMUZIO
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng


1977




HB-4234-Cont.


      May 25       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 01       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
      Jun 02       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Higher Education
      Jun 08                              Recommended do pass 008-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 19       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1398 effective date 09-02-88

SHB-4235    STERN.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the Illinois Health Care Study Committee. Provides for the composition,
duties and powers of the Committee. Provides that the Committee shall review and
estimate the need and costs associated with meeting the basic health care needs of
Illinois residents, analyze other public health programs, and consider the impact of
various health care strategies on the economy of Illinois. Provides that the Commit-
tee shall submit a final report to the General Assembly by March 1, 1989. Abolishes
the Committee and repeals this Act on June 1, 1989.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      Apr 28       Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Human Services
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4236     RICHMOND.
                  (Ch. 111, par. 713)
  Amends the Timber Buyers Licensing Act to provide means of protesting and re-
questing a hearing before Department of Conservation when license under the Act
is denied or revoked. Eliminates provision that such procedures be established by
administrative rule.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 9102, 9104, 9105 and 9107;
      Ch. 120, par. 501e-1
  Adds provision permitting appropriations from Illinois Forestry Development
Fund for promotion of forestry projects as long as receipts from Timber Buyers Li-
censing Act are preserved. Also amends Revenue Act of 1939 to include lands used
in wild life management plans to be included in term "other farmland" for purposes
of assessed valuation. Makes other technical changes.
      Apr 20 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Agriculture
      May 04                               Do Pass/Consent Calendar 015-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10        Remvd from Consent Calendar
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 19       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                        Amendment No.01    RICHMOND              Adopted
                    Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate

  SFiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1978




HB-4236-Cont.


      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor DUNN,RALPH
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor O'DANIEL
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 01       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4237    MCAULIFFE - STEPHENS, CAPPARELLI AND STECZO.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 3-624)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Authorizes the Secretary of State to issue
special registration plates to Illinois residents, who as former members of the Unit-
ed States armed forces, participated in the battle of Pearl Harbor.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                             Vehicles
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4238     MCAULIFFE AND CAPPARELLI.
                  (Ch. 24, par. 2-2-5)
  Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Permits contiguous territory which is in a
county with more than 1,000,000 inhabitants, does not exceed 4 square miles in
area, has all of the registered voters of a township not already included within any
municipality, is wholly bounded by a single municipality, and contains more than
1,200 residents, to incorporate with the permission of any municipality within 1 1/2
miles.
      Apr 20 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4239 HOMER - CHURCHILL - WENNLUND - TATE - MCCRACKEN AND
            REGAN.
                  (Ch. 85, pars. 5902, 5903 and 5906, new pars. 2208.12, 5903.2, 5904
                and 5906.1; Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 1022.15, 1039 and 7056, new par. 1022.19)
  Amends the Local Solid Waste Disposal Act to require each county and the City
of Chicago to adopt a solid waste management plan. Authorizes each county to pro-
hibit disposal of waste generated outside its jurisdiction; authorizes local monitor-
ing of certain waste facilities pursuant to a delegation agreement with the Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency; authorizes certain public and private agree-
ments relating to solid waste management; authorizes municipalities to adopt their
own plans in lieu of the county plan, with county board approval; requires local re-
cycling programs, and authorizes the Department of Energy and Natural Re-
sources to make grants to local governments from the Solid Waste Management
Fund for recycling purposes. Amends the Solid Waste Management Act to autho-
rize the Department to provide technical and educational assistance in relation to
the formulation and implementation of recycling programs. Amends the Environ-
mental Protection Act to authorize local solid waste disposal fees to be up to 12%
higher for nonlocal waste; prohibits sanitary landfills from accepting yard waste,
beginning July 1, 1991; exempts certain recycling and composting centers from the
local siting review process; authorizes local governments to impose a separate fee on
operators of landfills owned by the local government, to be held in trust and used for
emergency and remedial measures at those landfills. Effective immediately.

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1979




HB-4239-Cont.


  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

HB-4240    SALTSMAN.
                 (Ch. 56, par. 5.7a)
  Amends the Fish Code of 1971 to grant an exception from the licensing require-
ment for a non-resident of age 65 or more if the state of residence of the
non-resident grants a similar exception to Illinois residents of age 65 or more.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                           Nat. Resource
      May 06                             Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4241    BLACK.
                 (Ch. 122, par. 103-21)
  Amends the Public Community College Act. Corrects a grammatical
inaccuracy.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 85, par. 1-206
  Amends the Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity
Act. Includes community college districts and boards within the Act's definition of
local public entity.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Higher Education
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 010-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    BLACK                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20       Third Reading - Passed 115-000-000
      May 24       Arrive.Senate
                   Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4242     BLACK.
                 (Ch. 122, par. 103-20.10)
  Amends the Public Community College Act. Changes "before" to "prior to" in
regard to issuance of tax anticipation warrants.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Higher Education
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4243    FLOWERS.
                  (Ch. 48, par. 850.07)
   Amends the Illinois Development Finance Authority Act to authorize the Au-
thority to create data bases and conduct programs to promote Illinois industry.

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1980




HB-4243--Cont.


      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4244     LEFLORE.
                 (Ch. 85, pars. 8-101 and 8-103)
  Amends the Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity
Act. Provides that within 30 days after a complaint is filed in a civil action against
a local public entity or its employee for an injury, the person commencing the action
must serve on the local public entity a notice containing certain information about
the injury, unless the information is contained in a complaint served on the local
public entity.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

2HB-4245    LEFLORE.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 1-113.1)
  Amends the General Provisions Article of the Pension Code to require that public
pension fund investments be made so as to benefit the Illinois economy, to the extent
consistent with sound investment policy and other legal requirements.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4246     SHAW - JONES,L - VANDUYNE - FLOWERS.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-205)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires a 1-year mandatory revocation of
the driver's license of any person, who while operating a motor vehicle, is arrested
for, and subsequently convicted of, illegal possession of a controlled substance, and
provides for a 5-year period of revocation for a second or subsequent offense.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4247     FLINN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 491)
   Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to exclude counties which both elect a board of
review and which have a county assessor from the provision that board of review
members shall be elected from districts.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides that the bill applies only to counties of less than 1,000,000 population.
   FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED, (IL Dept. of Revenue)
   HB 4247, as amended by House Amendment 1, will not result in any additional
costs to the State of Illinois.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 589 and 592.3
   Further amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to include the county assessor in coun-
 ties which elect the county assessor pursuant to Section 5b of the Act, among the of-

   2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1981




HB-4247-Cont.


ficials receiving and enforcing certificates of error issued by the board of review and
to provide that a board of review shall not reclassify for a privilege tax any mobile
home that is considered real property for zoning or assessment purposes and to pro-
vide that the Property Tax Appeal Board shall not grant a request for a hearing if
the request is to reclassify for a privilege tax any mobile home that is considered real
property for zoning or assessment purposes.
      Apr 21 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 05            Amendment No.01    REVENUE                Adopted
                                           Recommnded do pass as amend
                                             016-000-000
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                               Fiscal Note filed
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 13        Second Reading
                        Amendment No.02    FLINN                  Adopted
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18        Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000
                    Arrive Senate
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 07        Sen Sponsor HALL
                    First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4248     FLINN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 592.3)
   Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide that the Property Tax Appeal Board
shall not grant a request for a hearing if the request is to reclassify for a privilege tax
any mobile home that is considered real property for zoning or assessment purposes.
      Apr 21 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                                Interim Study Calendar REVENUE
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4249     FLINN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 589)
   Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide that a board of review shall not re-
classify for a privilege tax any mobile home that is considered real property for zon-
ing or assessment purposes.
      Apr 21 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                                Interim Study Calendar REVENUE
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

 HB-4250    FLINN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 589)
   Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to include the county assessor in counties of
 more than 250,000 but less than 1 million inhabitants among the officials receiving
 and enforcing certificates of error issued by the board of review.
      Apr 21 1988   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                            Assigned to Revenue


1982




HB-4250-Cont.


May 05
Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


Interim Study Calendar REVENUE


HB-4251     FLINN.
                 (Ch. 120, pars. 1206 and 1206.1)
  Amends the Mobile Home Local Services Tax Act to provide that, in counties
with a population between 250,000 and 1,000,000, the county assessor rather than
the county clerk shall compute taxes under the Act.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 120, pars. 1204 and 1210.1
  Deletes everything and amends the Mobile Home Local Services Tax Act to pro-
vide that the county assessor shall make collections and perform other functions un-
der the Act in counties that elect county assessors under Section 5B of the Revenue
Act of 1939.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL


May 10


Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
Assigned to Revenue
Recommended do pass 016-000-000


             Placed Calndr,Second Readng
May 18       Second Reading
                 Amendment No.01    FLINN
             Placed Calndr,Third Reading
May 19       Third Reading - Passed 100-006-006
May 20       Arrive Senate
             Placed Calendr,First Readng
Jun 07       Sen Sponsor HALL
             First reading          Referred to Rules
Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


Adopted


HB-4252     FLINN.
                 (Ch. 120, par. 1210.1)
  Amends the Mobile Home Local Services Tax Act. Allows notice of change of
ownership to be given to the County Assessor in counties with 250,000 to 1,000,000
inhabitants.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4253     FLINN.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 1204)
  Amends the Mobile Home Local Services Tax Act to provide for inclusion in the
assessment process of a county assessor in counties of between 250,000 and
1,000,000 inhabitants.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL


May 05


Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
Assigned to Revenue
Interim Study Calendar REVENUE


Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


1983






HB-4254    FLINN.
                 (Ch. 8, pars. 357 and 369)
  Amends the Animal Control Act. Provides that animal registration fees be depos-
ited in the General Fund and used for animal control purposes. Also provides that
animals killed by a dog shall not be reimbursed from the Animal Control Fund in
counties of more than 250,000 but less than 1,000,000 inhabitants.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Provides that adjoining counties of greater than 200,000 but less than 300,000
may reimburse animal losses.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Revenue
      May 10                             Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01   FLINN                 Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.02   FLINN                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 100-005-007
      May 20       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 07       Sen Sponsor HALL
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4255    FLINN.
                 (Ch. 34, par. 2075)
  Amends the Downstate County Working Cash Fund Act to eliminate provision
that fund balance may not exceed statutory maximum for the working cash fund es-
tablished by Section 3 of the Act.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 34, par. 414
  Adds provision to the Counties Act empowering county boards to adopt rules and
regulations concerning public facilities for schools, parks or playgrounds instead of
public grounds alone.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3.
      Adds reference to: Ch. 34, par. 2101
  Provides that annual budget balances of counties not required to pass an annual
appropriation bill shall be available for payment of obligations for 30 days after the
close of the fiscal year in counties of 100,000 or less population and for 90 days in
counties of more than 100,000 but less than 3,000,000 if contiguous to a county with
a metropolitan area of more than 1,000,000.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 10                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    CHURCHILL            Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    PETERSON,W            Withdrawn
                       Amendment No.03    PETERSON,W            Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 106-000-006

  I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1984


HB-4254




HB-4255--Cont.


      May 20      Arrive Senate
                  Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 07      Sen Sponsor HALL
                   First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die

'HB-4256   DEJAEGHER - BRUNSVOLD.
                 (Ch. 24, pars. 11-39-1 and 11-39-2)
  Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Provides that the requirement that munici-
palities forward building permits to county and township assessors shall apply to
counties of at least 200,000, rather than 500,000, population.
  STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
  STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE
  In the opinion of DCCA, HB-4256 constitutes a local government organization
and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 11-39-1 and 11-39-2
      Adds reference to: Ch. 85, new par. 6518
  Deletes everything. Amends the Quad Cities Regional Economic Development
Authority Act to authorize a $2 admission tax for NASCAR races at a facility fi-
nanced by the Authority. Effective January 1, 1989.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 03                              St Mandate Fis Note Filed
                                          Committee Revenue
      May 10                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 107-000-006
      May 20       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                                          Assigned to Local Government
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 005-004-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    NETSCH                Lost
                                          015-039-000
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Nov 16       Primary Sponsor Changed To JACOBS
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Nov 17       Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 5C
                   Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.02    JACOBS                Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Nov 29       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 02
      Nov 30       Motion to Suspend Rule 79(D)&(E) AND
                                          PLACE ON ORDER OF
                                          CONCUR - DEJAEGHER
                   Mtn Prevail Susp Rule 79D+E 116-000-000
                   H Concurs in S Amend. 02/113-000-001
                   Passed both Houses

  ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1985




HB-4256-Cont.


      Dec 15       Sent to the Governor
      Feb 08 1989  Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1444 effective date 02-08-89

HB-4257     FLINN.
                  (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-112)
  Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code to prohibit the Secretary of State from pro-
cessing any application to transfer an interest in a vehicle if any fees or taxes due
under the Act from the transferor have not been paid upon reasonable notice and
demand.
  FISCAL NOTE (Sec. of State)
  Total annual cost for HB 4257 would be $1,250,000.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 10                               Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11                               Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12                               Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 18       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 19       Third Reading - Passed 086-027-001
      May 20       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Jun 07       Sen Sponsor HALL
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4258     STANGE - KLEMM - MORROW.
                  (Ch. 8, par. 716)
   Amends the Humane Care for Animals Act. Provides that cruel treatment of ani-
mals shall be a Class B misdemeanor, a second offense, a Class A misdemeanor and
a third, a Class 4 felony.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary II
      May 05                               Recommended do pass 012-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 109-008-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                    First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4259     SHAW - YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 121 1/2, par. 581)
   Amends the Motor Vehicle Retail Installment Sales Act. Limits the interest rate
under that Act to an amount determined by adding 10 percentage points to the
prime rate published by the largest bank in Illinois. Provides for such rate to be ad-
justed every 6 months.
      Apr 21 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules


1986




HB-4259-Cont.


      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Financial Institutions
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4260    YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 23, new par. 11-16.1)
  Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that the Department of Public Aid shall
not cancel, revoke, suspend or reduce assistance received by a pregnant woman, her
minor children living with her, or others living in her assistance unit.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Human Services
      May 05                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Human Services
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4261     YOUNG,A.
                  (Ch. 122, par. 18-8; rep. par. 34-21.5)
  Amends The School Code. Specifies the effective date of an amendatory Act in
the State aid formula provisions, and repeals an obsolete reporting requirement in
the Article relating to school districts having a population in excess of 500,000
inhabitants.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                             Education
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

SHB-4262    WEAVER,M - FLOWERS.
                  (Ch. 68, new par. 7-112)
  Amends the Human Rights Act. Creates the Human Rights Services Fund. Pro-
vides that the Department of Human Rights may charge for specified services and
deposit funds received for such services in the Human Rights Services Fund. Speci-
fies purposes for which the Fund may be used. Contains provisions in relation to the
administration of the Fund.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 04                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Revenue
      May 05                               Recommended do pass 011-005-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11        Second Reading
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 20        Third Reading - Lost 049-051-000

 HB-4263    STERN.
                  (Ch. 73, new par. 968m)
   Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that accident and health insurance
 policies which provide pregnancy benefits must also cover expenses for in vitro
 fertilization.

   * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1987





HB-4263-Cont.


Apr 21 1988  First reading
Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


Referred to Rules


'HB-4264    STECZO.
                  (Ch. 120, new par. 688b)
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to allow the county collector to assess an auto-
mation fee of $5 to purchasers of property for delinquent taxes.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 05                               Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000
                   Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
      May 19       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                   Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

SHB-4265    STECZO.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 761)
  Amends the Revenue Act to provide that, in all counties except Cook County, the
county collector shall distribute interest to the proper authorities annually instead
of monthly.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL


May 05


             Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
May 19       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
             Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate
May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)


Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
Assigned to Revenue
Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 015-001-000


HB-4266     GIGLIO.
                  (Ch. 120, par. 483.2a)
  Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to alter the education requirement for town-
ship assessors in counties of 3,000,000 or more inhabitants to provide that such as-
sessors are required to have the intention to obtain the required educational
qualifications.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Makes intention to possess acceptable qualifications applicable to counties of 3
million population.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL


May 04

May 13


                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                       Assigned to Counties & Townships
                       Recommended do pass 014-000-000
Placed Calndr,Second Readng
Second Reading
    Amendment No.01    GIGLIO                 Adopted
    Amendment No.02     GIGLIO                Withdrav
    Amendment No.03    GIGLIO                 Lost
                        049-056-001


                 Placed Calndr,Third Reading
    May 20       Third Reading - Passed 071-042-001
    May 24       Arrive Senate
                 Placed Calendr,First Readng

SFiscal Note Act may be applicable.


vn


1988




HB-4266--Cont.


      Jun 01       Sen Sponsor ZITO
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4267    LEVERENZ - BUGIELSKI - DELEO - SUTKER - CAPPARELLI.
                  (Ch. 127, par. 293.3)
  Amends An Act relating to disaster relief. Provides that for any disaster occur-
ring on or after October 14, 1986, the State shall reimburse a local governmental
body which has furnished emergency services directly related to or required by the
disaster for the entire expenses incurred by the local governmental body for furnish-
ing such services. Effective immediately.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      May 04                               Recommended do pass 014-002-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

SHB-4268    LEVERENZ - DELEO - CAPPARELLI - TERZICH - SUTKER, KEANE
            AND BERRIOS.
                  (Ch. 120, new par. 2-208)
  Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to allow an individual a credit of up to
$10,000 against the State income tax equal to 50% of the cost spent by a taxpayer
on insulating his dwelling against airport noise. Applies to dwellings located within
5 miles of an airport. Provides that if the amount of the credit exceeds the taxpay-
er's State income tax liability, the excess may be carried over to a succeeding tax
year. Effective immediately.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4269     GIORGI - MATIJEVICH - O'CONNELL - NOVAK - HICKS.
                  (Ch. 126 1/2, pars. 26 and 27)
   Amends An Act to provide educational opportunities for children of certain vet-
erans. Revises the definition of "service connected" with respect to disability or
death to include performance of active duty or active duty for training in the mili-
tary services. Deletes provisions relating to children of Spanish-American War Vet-
erans, replaces a reference to Veterans' Commission with Department of Veterans'
Affairs, and deletes provisions relative to the transfer of certain records to the Vet-
erans' Commission. Effective immediately.
      Apr 21 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000
                   Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read
      May 10        Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
                    Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
      May 12        Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-003

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1989




HB-4269-Cont.


      May 17       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Exec appts, Vet Affairs &
                                            Adm
      Jun 07                              Committee discharged
                                          Re-referred to Executive
      Jun 09                               Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 21       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 19       Sent to the Governor
      Aug 14       Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1187 effective date 08-14-88

HB-4270     SLATER.
                  (Ch. 85, par. 651)
  Amends the Agricultural Fair Act to change its short title to the Agricultural and
Agribusiness Fair Act.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4271     PHELPS.
                  (Ch. 21, par. 64.4; new par. 64.3b)
  Amends the Cemetery Care Act. Provides that no burial places shall be offered
for sale without provision for deposit into a care fund. Provides that such deposits
shall be increased to $25 for each burial place. Effective immediately.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 04                               Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4272     HARRIS - TATE - JOHNSON - STEPHENS - WILLIAMSON, PANAYO-
            TOVICH, REGAN, HULTGREN, MAYS, HASARA, WENNLUND, BLACK
            AND OLSON,ROBERT.
                  (Ch. 63, rep. pars. 901 through 906)
  Repeals the Compensation Review Act.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4273     SALTSMAN.
                  (Ch. 48, pars. 1603 and 1702)
   Amends the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act to place University of Illinois fire
fighters under that Act rather than the Educational Labor Relations Act.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Labor & Commerce


1990




HB-4273--Cont.


      May 04                              Interim Study Calendar LABOR
                                            COMMRCE
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4274    CURRAN - O'CONNELL - NOVAK - GRANBERG - DELEO.
                 (New Act; Ch. 127, pars. 3 and 4)
  Creates the Department of Central Collections to collect delinquent debts owed
the State. Amends the Civil Administrative Code accordingly.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4275     FLOWERS - LEFLORE - TURNER.
                 (New Act)
  Creates the Illinois New and Used Car Truth in Bargaining and Advertising Act.
Requires compliance with various sales requirements and procedures for persons li-
censed to sell new or used motor vehicles when offering to sell a motor vehicle, and
requires that such offer be incorporated within a conditional sale contract. Lists and
prohibits various sales activities as unlawful sales practices and requires advertise-
ments offering motor vehicles for sale to comply with certain restrictions when mak-
ing an offer to sell. Establishes violations as a business offense subject to a $500 fine,
and suspends, for no less than 15 days nor more than 6 months, the license of any
dealer found guilty of 5 or more violations within any 12-month period.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4276     GRANBERG - HANNIG - HARTKE - CURRAN - HICKS.
                  (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 241-8 and 241-12)
  Amends the Illinois Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Act. Provides
that the applicant must obtain necessary zoning approval for a permanent low level
nuclear waste facility. Removes the requirements that the Department must pro-
vide notice of a proposed site to area property owners, that the Department must no-
tify the county board and that a public hearing must be held. Also eliminates the
process through which the Department may appeal a county board decision. Effec-
tive immediately.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4277     HULTGREN - SATTERTHWAITE.
                  (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 1551)
   Amends an Act to establish the Technical Task Force on Community Mental
 Health Services. Provides that the Task Force shall make its report and recommen-
 dations not later than December 1, 1988 (instead of May 1, 1988). Effective
 immediately.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to State Government
                                            Administration

  1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1991




HB-4277-Cont.


      May 05                              Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                          Committee discharged 073-037-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19      Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 20           Amendment No.01    SATTERTHWAITE         Withdrawn
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   Third Reading - Passed 087-019-006
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Added As A Joint Sponsor KELLY
                                          Committee Rules
      Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Executive
      Jun 09                              Recommended do pass 019-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 15       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 19       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02       Governor vetoed
                   Placed Calendar Total Veto
      Nov 17       Total veto stands.

HB-4278     BOWMAN.
  Amends various Public Acts to provide for transfers and supplemental appropria-
tions from various funds totaling $244,365,900 for the Supreme Court, the Attor-
ney General, the Comptroller, the Treasurer, the Health Care Cost Containment
Council, the Historic Preservation Agency, the Emergency Services and Disaster
Agency, the Prisoner Review Board, the Pollution Control Board, the Bureau of the
Budget, the Commissioner of Savings and Loan Associations, the State Board of
Education, the Commissioner of Banks and Trust Companies, the Board of Regents
and the following Departments: Aging, Alcoholism and Substance Abuse, Central
Management Services, Children and Family Servcies, Employment Security, Pub-
lic Aid, Public Health, Rehabilitation Services, Veterans' Affairs, Revenue, Cor-
rections, Commerce and Community Affairs, Conservation, Mines and Minerals,
Energy and Natural Resources, and Mental Health and Developmental Disabili-
ties. Effective immediately.
      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Appropriations II
      May 05                              Recommended do pass 010-006-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 19       Tabled By Sponsor

SHB-4279    PHELPS - GRANBERG.
                  (Ch. 127, new pars. 63b2.3, 63b2.4 and 63b2.5)
  Authorizes the Department of Conservation to establish an Office of Conserva-
tion Resource Marketing to buy advertising to promote conservation and to sell ad-
vertising in its own publications.

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1992




HB-4279-Cont.


      Apr 21 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 26       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Energy Environment &
                                            Nat. Resource
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 114-003-000
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 25       Sen Sponsor POSHARD
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4280    HANNIG - MORROW - NOVAK, BERRIOS, FLOWERS AND JONES,L.
                  (Ch. 121, new par. 307.16-1)
  Amends An Act in relation to the Department of State Police and certain divi-
sions thereof. Directs the Department to create a Toxic Waste Strike Force to inves-
tigate criminal violations of the Environmental Protection Act.
  FISCAL NOTE (IL State Police)
  Implementation of HB 4280 would create a fiscal impact upon the IL State Po-
lice of approximately $1,335,000.
      Apr 26 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 28       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Judiciary I
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Judiciary I
      May 05                               Recommended do pass 008-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 11                               Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN
                                           Fiscal Note filed
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 12       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 105-010-002
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 24       Sen Sponsor SEVERNS
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME
                   First reading           Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                           Re-referred to Committee on
                                             Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                           Assigned to Energy & Environment
      Jun 10                               Recommended do pass 011-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Jul 19       Sent to the Governor
      Sep 02        Governor vetoed
                    Placed Calendar Total Veto
      Nov 15        Mtn filed overrde Gov veto HANNIG
                    Placed Calendar Total Veto

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1993




HB-4280-Cont.


      Nov 16                              3/5 vote required
                   Override Gov veto-Hse pass 083-029-002
      Nov 29       Placed Calendar Total Veto
                   Mtn filed overrde Gov veto SEVERNS
                                          3/5 vote required
                   Override Gov veto-Sen lost 032-024-000
                   Placed Calendar Total Veto
      Dec 01       Total veto stands.

HB-4281     CURRAN - NOVAK.
                  (Ch. 127, pars. 412, 416, new par. 412.7)
  Amends An Act to create the Bureau of the Budget to require the Bureau to co-
operate with the General Assembly in its requests for budgetary information. Re-
quires State agencies to submit estimates for receipts and expenditures for 2
succeeding fiscal years.
      Apr 26 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Apr 28       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                           Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      May 06                               Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4282     HICKS.
                  (Ch. 8, pars. 37-9, 37-23, 37-26 and 37-34)
  Amends the Horse Racing Act. Provides that the Racing Board may issue li-
censes to no more than 2 county fairs to conduct pari-mutuel wagering at their 1989
fairs. Exempts the Department of Agriculture from affirmative action, prohibited
acts of employees and certain other requirements. Provides that the Racing Board
may waive rules concerning minimum track standards with respect to the Depart-
ment of Agriculture as may be required by State Fair operational needs. Provides
that the Department of Agriculture may enter into agreements with inter-track wa-
gering licensees and inter-track wagering location licensees to conduct inter-track
wagering on horse races held at the State Fairs, with certain restrictions. Exempts
the Department of Agriculture from Department of State Police billing for investi-
gative services.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: Ch. 8, pars. 37-23, 37-26 and 37-34
   Deletes provisions exempting the Department of Agriculture from affirmative ac-
tion and other requirements and from State Police billing. Deletes provision for
waiver of Racing Board rules concerning minimum track standards with respect to
the Department of Agriculture. Deletes authorization for the Department of Agri-
culture to enter into agreements for inter-track wagering on horse races held at the
State Fairs.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Deletes reference to: Ch. 8, par. 37-9
      Adds reference to: Ch. 8, pars. 37-9, 37-15, 37-23, 37-25,
      37-26, 37-26.1, 37-26.3, 37-26.4, 37-29, 37-30, 37-31, 37-31.1,
      37-34, 37-36.a and 37-53
   Deletes everything. Amends the Horse Racing Act. Makes changes concerning
 races conducted by the Department of Agriculture at State Fairs. Makes changes
 concerning inter-track wagering, including charge on each person entering the
 grounds to be paid to the Racing Board, inter-track wagering location license appli-
 cation fee, restrictions on site of inter-track wagering location, purse allocations at
 harness races, and payments to organizations representing horse owners and train-
 ers. Requires wearing of equestrian safety helmets at harness races. Makes other
 changes. Effective immediately.


1994




HB-4282-Cont.


  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes July 1, 1988)
  Provides that four-sevenths of all monies paid into the Horse Racing Tax Alloca-
tion Fund by inter-track wagering location licensees located in park districts of
500,000 population or less and operating on May 15, 1988, shall be allocated to
park districts of 500,000 population or less for museum purposes. Four-sevenths of
all other monies (now, of all monies) paid into the Fund shall be allocated to muse-
ums and aquariums located in park districts of over 500,000 population.
  CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1, CORRECTED.
  Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1.
  Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 2.
  Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows:
  Provides circumstances under which inter-track wagering may be conducted
within 500 feet of a church, school or residence of a registered voter, and under
which inter-track wagers may be accepted on simulcast racing programs. Provides
for allocation of monies paid into the Horse Racing Tax Allocation Fund by certain
inter-track wagering location licensees located in park districts of 500,000 popula-
tion or less, beginning July 1, 1989; of all other monies paid into such Fund,
two-sevenths shall be allocated to the municipality where the inter-track wagering
location is located (now, to DCCA). Makes other changes.
      Apr 26 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 28       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Select Committee on Horse
                                            Racing
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                          Committee Select Committee on Horse
                                            Racing
      May 04                              Recommended do pass 015-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 17       Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    HICKS                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 18       Third Reading - Passed 110-006-001
                   Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 20       Sen Sponsor WOODYARD
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      May 25       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                          Re-referred to Committee on
                                            Assignment of Bills
                   Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Assigned to Insurance, Pensions &
                                            License Act
      Jun 07                              Recommended do pass 010-001-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 14       Second Reading
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 17       Recalled to Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    WOODYARD
                                          & WEAVER,S
                                          Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    HOLMBERG
                                          & HAWKINSON
                                          Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 054-000-001
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02
      Jun 27       H Concurs in S Amend. 01/115-001-000
                   H Noncncrs in S Amend. 02
      Jun 28       Secretary's Desk Non-concur 02
                   S Refuses to Recede Amend 02


1995




HB-4282-Cont.


      Jun 28-Cont. S Requests Conference Comm 1ST
                  Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/JONES
                                           JOYCE,JEROME,
                                           HOLMBERG,
                                           WOODYARD &
                                           WEAVER,S
      Jun 30      Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST
                  Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HICKS,
                                           CULLERTON, GIORGI,
                                           EWING AND KUBIK
      Jul 01                             IST CORRECTED
                  House report submitted
                                         3/5 vote required
                                         Verified
                                         1ST CORRECTED-
                  House Conf. report Adopted 073-040-000
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor HAWKINSON
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor JACOBS
                  Senate report submitted
                                         IST CORRECTED
                                         3/5 vote required
                  Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST CC/041-010-001
                  Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST CORRECTED
                  Passed both Houses
      Jul 26      Sent to the Governor
      Aug 12      Governor approved
                    PUBLIC ACT 85-1170 effective date 08-12-88

SHB-4283   SHAW.
                 (New Act)
  Creates the Law Enforcement Officer Weapons Act which requires State and lo-
cal government law enforcement officers to carry semi-automatic handguns with at
least a 15-shot capacity while on duty.
      Apr 26 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4284    TURNER.
                 (Ch. 73, pars. 1000a through 1000g)
  Amends the Insurance Code to provide for group insurance coverage for casual-
ty, fidelity, surety, fire, marine and other prescribed types of losses or business.
      Apr 26 1988  First reading         Referred to Rules
      Apr 28       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Consumer Protection
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                         Committee Consumer Protection
      May 04                             Recommended do pass 009-000-001
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 19       Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4285     CURRAN.
                 (Ch. Ill 1/2, new par. 1408.7)
  Amends the Health Maintenance Organization Act. Provides that no health care
plan shall deny emergency medical treatment or coverage to an enrollee because the
enrollee did not consult with a representative of the health care plan prior to re-
questing receipt of the emergency services and that the plan may require that the
enrollee consult with a representative of the plan within 90 days following the re-
ceipt of the treatment.

  * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1996




HB-4285--Cont.


      Apr 26 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 28       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Insurance
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                          Committee Insurance
      May 06                              Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27E

HB-4286     DUNN,JOHN - MAUTINO - BLACK.
                 (Ch. 121 1/2, par. 1652)
  Amends the Transient Merchant Act of 1987 to exempt persons operating a
stand or booth at an organized festival.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
      Deletes reference to: (Ch. 121 1/2, par. 1652)
      Adds reference to: (Ch. 121 1/2, par. 1654)
  Deletes provision exempting organized festivals. Provides that units of local gov-
ernment may waive bond requirements.
      Apr 26 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Apr 28       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Judiciary I
                   Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 113-000-000
                                          Committee Judiciary I
      May 04                              Do Pass/Consent Calendar 007-000-000


             Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Kead
May 10       Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng
             Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read
May 12       Remvd from Consent Calendar
             Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate
May 18       Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng
                 Amendment No.01    DUNN,JOHN             Ac
             Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate
May 20       Third Reading - Passed 114-001-001
May 24       Arrive Senate
             Placed Calendr,First Readng
             First reading          Referred to Rules
Jun 01       Primary Sponsor Changed To SEVERNS
             Added As A Joint Sponsor WOODYARD
                                    Committee Rules
Jun 02       Ruled Exempt Under Sen Rule 05 SRUL
                                    Re-referred to Committee on
                                      Assignment of Bills
             Waive Posting Notice 7C


Jun 10


lopted


Assigned to Judiciary
Recommended do pass 010-000-000


             Placed Calndr,Second Readng
Jun 14       Second Reading
             Placed Calndr,Third Reading
Jun 22       Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000
             Passed both Houses
Jul 19       Sent to the Governor
Aug 30       Governor approved
               PUBLIC ACT 85-1267 effective date 01-01-89


'HB-4287    PHELPS, REA, RICHMOND AND HICKS.
                 (Ch. 127, new par. 63b2.3)
  Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Directs the Department of Conservation
to study methods of enhancing the tourism, water supply, and building sites of the
extreme southern portion of the State.

  * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


1997





HB-4287-Cont.


      May 03 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4288     KEANE.
  Appropriates funds to Cigarette Safety Commission for the ordinary and contin-
gent expenses. Effective July 1, 1988.
      May 03 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 SHB-4289   KEANE.
                  (New Act)
  The Cigarette Safety Commission Act. Creates the Cigarette Safety Commis-
sion, which is to be composed of 4 House and 4 Senate members, with the State Fire
Marshal and the Chicago Fire Commissioner serving as ex officio members. Pro-
vides that the Commission shall conduct a study of fires caused by cigarettes, and
shall study to what extent cigarette safety requirements may reduce the number of
such fires. Provides that the Commission shall report its findings to the General As-
sembly. Effective July 1, 1988. Repealed January 1, 1990.
      May 03 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4290    KEANE.
                  (New Act)
  Creates the Illinois Cigarette Safety Act. Makes it a Class A misdemeanor to sell
or distribute cigarettes or little cigars which do not meet fire safety standards estab-
lished by the State Fire Marshal. Effective immediately.
      May 03 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4291    WOLF.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 17-137, 17-138 and 17-139)
   Amends the Chicago Teachers Article of the Pension Code to create an addition-
al pensioner trustee and abolish one Board of Education trustee, beginning in No-
vember, 1988. Effective immediately.
      May 04 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4292    HANNIG.
                  (Ch. 122, new par. 17-17; Ch. 127, new par. 141.236)
   Amends The School Code and the Act concerning State finance. Authorizes
school districts to impose an income tax, subject to referendum, and provides for
collection of the tax by the Department of Revenue and for payment of the tax into
the School District Income Tax Fund created in the State Treasury pending distri-
bution of the tax revenue to the school district imposing the tax. Effective
immediately.
      May 10 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4293     TUERK, BRUNSVOLD, HOMER, YOUNG,A, CHURCHILL AND PETER-
            SON,W.
   The Second 1988 Revisory Act. Combines multiple versions of Sections amended
 by the 85th General Assembly that have not previously been combined. Renumbers
 Sections of Acts to eliminate duplication. Corrects technical errors in various Acts.
 Effective immediately.

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
   2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


1998




HB-4293--Cont.


  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Deletes everything. Creates the First 1989 Revisory Act. Effective immediately.
     Jun 08 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
     Jun 21       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                         Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
                                           Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           RULE 37(G)-TUERK
                                           Committee discharged 116-000-000
                  Placed Calndr,Second Readng
                  Second Reading
                  Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jun 22      Third Reading - Passed 115-000-000
      Jun 23       Arrive Senate
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
                   Sen Sponsor WELCH
                   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 09 1989                         Committee discharged
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
                   Second Reading
                       Amendment No.01    WELCH                 Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Jan 10                              3/5 vote required
                   Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000
                   Arrive House
                                          Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND
                                            RULE 79(A)
                                          (D)&(E) & PLACE ON
                                          CALENDAR ORDER OF
                                          CONCUR. - TUERK
                                          Motion prevailed
                                          116-000-000
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
                   H Concurs in S Amend. 01/113-000-000
                   Passed both Houses
      Feb 01       Sent to the Governor
                   Governor approved
                     PUBLIC ACT 85-1440 effective date 02-01-89

HB-4294     O'CONNELL - LEVIN - SUTKER - TERZICH - HARTKE.
                 (Ch. 17, new par. 506)
  Amends An Act concerning financial institutions in Illinois to limit fees imposed
with respect to automatic teller machine transactions.
      Jun 23 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4295     BOWMAN - EWING - HOFFMAN AND HARRIS.
                  (New Act; Ch. 15, par. 202; and Ch. 63, par. 344)
  Creates the Illinois Comprehensive Budget Control Act. Implements Article
VIII, Section 2 of the Illinois Constitution. Requires the General Assembly to an-
nually adopt budget resolutions establishing targets for the maximum appropria-
tions for each appropriated fund, exclusive of bond financed funds, before final
action is taken on appropriations. Enforced by the Comptroller. Amends various
Acts to conform to this Act. Applies to fiscal years beginning on and after July 1,
1990. Effective July 1, 1989.
      Jun 23 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 30       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Jul 01                              Floor motion EXTEND 3RD RDING
                                          DEADLINE UNTIL
                                          DECEMBER 1, 1988 -
                                          BOWMAN
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000
                                          Committee Assignment of Bills


1999





HB-4295-Cont.


      Jul 07                              Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      Dec 01       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4296     BOWMAN - EWING - HOFFMAN AND HARRIS.
                 (Ch. 127, new par. 38.2 and rep. par. 149.4)
  Amends the Civil Administrative Code and the State Finance Act. Requires the
Governor to submit the State budget for operations in 17 bills corresponding to 17
functional budget categories. Requires the Governor to provide information to the
Economic and Fiscal Commission concerning funds to be available during a fiscal
year. Applies to fiscal years beginning on and after July 1, 1990. Effective July 1,
1989.
      Jun 23 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 30       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Jul 01                              Floor motion EXTEND 3RD RDING
                                          DEADLINE UNTIL
                                          DECEMBER 1, 1988
                                          -BOWMAN
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000
                                          Committee Assignment of Bills
      Jul 07                              Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      Dec 01       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

HB-4297     BOWMAN - EWING - HOFFMAN AND HARRIS.
                  (New Act)
  Creates a new Act requiring the General Assembly to appoint a Joint Budget
Committee as a standing committee of each chamber. Requires the Committee to
hear all matters on appropriation bills, make recommendations to the General As-
sembly and annually propose a joint resolution detailing the funds available for ap-
propriation. Effective January 11, 1989.
      Jun 23 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jun 30       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Jul 01                              Floor motion EXTEND 3RD RDING
                                          DEADLINE UNTIL
                                          DECEMBER 1, 1988
                                          -BOWMAN
                   Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000
                                          Committee Assignment of Bills
      Jul 07                              Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      Dec 01       Tabled House Rule 37(G)

SHB-4298    DANIELS, MCGANN AND RYDER.
                  (New Act)
   Creates the Home-Based Support Services Law for Mentally Disabled Adults to
create a mandate for the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Dis-
abilities to develop home- and community-based services for mentally disabled
adults to provide alternatives to institutionalization. Creates the Family Assistance
Law for Mentally Disabled Children to create a mandate for the Department to
strengthen and promote families who provide care within the family home for their
mentally disabled children. Effective January 1, 1990.
      Jul 02 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

  'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


2000




HB-4299


2 HB-4299   CULLERTON.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 7-142)
  Amends the Illinois Pension Code to make a technical correction; makes no sub-
stantive change.
      Nov 10 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Nov 15       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
                                           Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                           Committee Personnel and Pensions
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4300     NOVAK.
                  (Ch. 73, new par. 755.16b)
  Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that when a person has paid a pre-
mium for crop insurance to an insurer or any of its agents, the insurer must, within
6 business days, refund the premium or accept the premium and provide the insur-
ance. Effective immediately.
      Nov 10 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

3HB-4301    MCGANN - KEANE.
                  (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 5-167.5, 6-164.2, 8-164.1 and 11-160.1)
   Amends the Chicago Police, Fire, Municipal and Laborers Articles of the Pen-
sion Code in relation to group health care coverage for annuitants and their depen-
dents; specifies the manner of funding such coverage and the amounts to be paid by
the City and the Board. Effective immediately.
   STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Nov 10 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Nov 15        Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Personnel and Pensions
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

 SHB-4302   CHRISTENSEN.
                  (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 705.06)
   Amends the Regional Transportation Authority Act to allow certain townships to
 be disconnected from the Authority by referendum. Effective immediately.
       Nov 10 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
       Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 'HB-4303   YOUNGE,W.
                  (Ch. 48, new pars. 850.07z20, 850.07z21, 850.07z22, 850.07z23, and
                850.07z24; Ch. 127, new par. 132.608b)
   Amends the Illinois Development Finance Authority Act and the Minority and
 Female Business Enterprise Act to provide that the Illinois Development Finance
 Authority shall design and implement a program for providing short term working
 capital loans to minority or female owned businesses which have been awarded con-
 tracts under the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act. Creates the Illinois
 Short Term Working Capital Loan Fund.
       Nov 10 1988  First reading          Referred to Rules
       Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

   'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
   2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.
   $ Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable.


2001







HB-4304     PHELPS.
  Appropriates $300,000 to the Department of Public Health for continuation of
the development and support of primary medical services in Cairo, Illinois. Effec-
tive immediately.
      Nov 10 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4305    CURRAN.
                  (Ch. 38, par. 11-19.2)
  Amends the Criminal Code. Provides that a person commits exploitation of a
child when he compels, arranges, offers to arrange, or receives money for, prostitu-
tion by a child under the age of 10, regardless of whether he is confining a child
against the child's will.
      Nov 10 1988  First reading           Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4306    HOMER - SALTSMAN.
                  (New Act)
   Creates the Service Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act for taxpayers who are delin-
quent in payment of a service occupation or service use tax on medical appliances
imposed by or pursuant to State law and collected by the State Department of Rev-
enue. Amnesty period is 60 days and only taxes owed are required to be paid. Effec-
tive immediately.
   STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS.
      Nov 10 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SHB-4307    STANGE.
                  (Ch. 8, par. 716)
   Amends the Humane Care for Animals Act. Provides that cruel treatment of ani-
mals shall be a Class B misdemeanor, a second offense, a Class A misdemeanor and
a third, a Class 4 felony.
      Nov 10 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

HB-4308     BRESLIN.
   Makes a supplemental appropriation for FY89 for the ordinary and contingent
expenses of the Office of State Appellate Defender. Effective immediately.
      Nov 15 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

HB-4309     SALTSMAN - GIORGI.
                  (Ch. 34, par. 5101a)
   Amends the County Tuberculosis Sanitarium Act. Provides that when a county
with a Board of Health abolishes its TB board, the county shall use its additional tax
revenues (formerly collected for the TB board) for tuberculosis care. Effective Jan-
uary 1, 1989.
      Nov 15 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

   ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.
   5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable.


2002


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HB-4310     DELEO AND DALEY.
                  (Ch. 38, new par. 16-1.3)
  Amends the Criminal Code. Creates the Class A misdemeanor offense of jostling,
consisting of the unnecessary and intentional placement of a hand near another's
pocket or handbag.
      Nov 15 1988  First reading        Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

'HB-4311    KEANE.
                  (Ch. 121,'rep. par. 5-608)
  Amends the Illinois Highway Code. Repeals provisions authorizing counties with
more than 400,000 inhabitants but less than 1,000,000 inhabitants to establish
transportation impact districts and to collect transportation impact fees from per-
sons constructing developments that require access to highways.
      Nov 17 1988   First reading          Referred to Rules
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die


'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable.


2003


HB-4310


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EO-8801     GOVERNOR.
  Establishes the Illinois Public/Private Child Care Council to encourage support
for day care and development of public/private partnerships to increase child care
resources for working families.
      Jun 30 1988   Filed With Sec of State
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

EO-8802     GOVERNOR.
  Establishes the Governor's Commission on Science and Technology to be located
within the Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs and to advise the Governor
and the Dept. on matters relating to the inter-relationship between science, high
techology and economic development in Illinois.
      Jul 28 1988   Filed With Sec of State
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die



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JSR-0004   MCPIKE.
  Names the Committee of Escort for the Governor's State of the State address for
1988.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted

JSR-0005   KULAS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE AND SENATE.
  Commends President Reagan for signing SJR-235, enjoining U.S. officials from
involvement with Soviet Anniversary observances of the Millennium of Christianity
in the Ukraine. Urges the Pres. to not visit the Russian Orthodox Monastery during
the Moscow summit, but to pursue the issue of outlawed Ukrainian Churches in the
Soviet Union.
      May 11 1988 Adopted both Houses

JSR-0006   DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE
           HOUSE AND SENATE.
  Memorial to Richard Buell Ogilvie, former Governor of Illinois.
      May 11 1988 Sen Sponsor PHILIP
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK
                  Adopted both Houses

JSR-0007   MCPIKE.
  Appoints the Committee of Escort for the Governor.
      Jun 09 1988                       Resolution adopted


2006


     SENATE
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
CONSTITUTIONAL
  AMENDMENTS




2007


SJR-0001    BROOKINS.
                  Article I, Section 9
  Proposes to amend the State Constitution Section on Bail and Habeas Corpus.
Eliminates provision which permits the court to deny bail to a defendant who is
charged with a felony offense for which a sentence of imprisonment, without condi-
tional and revocable release, shall be imposed by law as a consequence of conviction
where the proof is evident or presumption great, when the court, after a hearing, de-
termines that release of the offender would pose a real and present threat to the
physical safety of any person. Effective one day following proclamation of the votes
on this referendum if approved by the voters of this State.
      Feb 03 1987                           Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SJR-0002    WATSON.
                  Article IV, Section 8
  Proposes to amend the State Constitution Section on Passage of Bills. Provides
that a bill which would require expenditure by a unit of local government or school
district of funds in order to implement that bill shall not become law unless either:
(1) the bill passes with at least 3/5 vote in each house or (2) the bill provides for re-
imbursement by the State to the unit of local government or school district or those
funds necessary to implement it. Effective upon adoption by the voters of this State.
      Feb 03 1987                           Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SJR-0004    ZITO - DUNN,THOMAS.
   Ratifies the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States to pro-
hibit the taking effect of a change in the compensation of the United States Sena-
tors and Representatives until an election of the Representatives shall have
intervened.
      Feb 04 1987                           Referred to Executive
      Mar 12        Added As A Joint Sponsor DUUN,THOMAS
                                            Committee Executive
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SJR-0007    NETSCH - KUSTRA.
                  (Art. VI, Secs. 8 and 12, new Secs. 12.1 through 12.5)
   Proposes to amend Sections 8 and 12 of and to add Sections 12.1 through 12.5 to
Article VI (The Judiciary) of the Illinois Constitution. Provides for the appoint-
ment of all Supreme and Appellate Court Judges by the Governor from nominees
submitted by Judicial Nominating Commissions. Permits all circuits to adopt by
referendum a merit selection plan for circuit and associate judges and, having
adopted such a plan, to adopt a merit review plan for retention of associate judges
only. Provides that in the Cook County Circuit a Judicial Review Commission shall
be established to decide whether Circuit and Associate Judges shall be retained.
Permits circuits to opt out of the merit selection plan. Effective the day after procla-
mation of results, upon approval by the voters.
      Mar 03 1987                           Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SJR-0013    KEATS.
                  (Art. VI, Sec. 3)
   Proposes to amend Section 3 of Article VI of the Illinois Constitution (The Judi-
ciary) to provide that one Supreme Court Judge shall be selected from Chicago, one
from the area of the First Judicial District (Cook County) outside Chicago and one
selected from the district at large.



SJR-0013-Cont.                       2008

      Mar 04 1987                           Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SJR-0014    KELLY.
                  (Art. VI, Sections 8, 11, 12)
   Proposes to amend the Judicial Article of the Illinois Constitution to provide for
the appointment of Supreme, Appellate, Circuit and Associate judges by the Su-
preme Court. Eliminates judicial retention elections. Requires the Supreme Court
to seek the recommendations of Illinois associations comprised of attorneys in mak-
ing judicial appointments.
      Mar 04 1987                           Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SJR-0018    KEATS.
                   (Art. VI, Sec. 8)
   Proposes to amend the State Constitution Section on appointment of Associate
Judges. Requires that voting by Circuit Judges for Associate Judges shall be public
and by record vote. Effective immediately upon its approval by the electors.
       Mar 11 1987                          Referred to Executive
       Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SJR-0021     DEMUZIO - ROCK.
                   (Article IV, Sections 2 and 3)
   Proposes to amend the Legislative Composition and Redistricting provisions of
the 1970 Illinois Constitution. Removes provision that the 118 Representative Dis-
tricts must be created by dividing the Legislative Districts. Provides that the redis-
tricting plans required every 10 years shall contain separate divisions for Legislative
and Representative Districts. Effective upon adoption.
       Mar 19 1987                           Referred to Executive
       Apr 14 1988                           Recommended be adopted 009-004-000
                    Placed Calendr,First Readng
       Apr 21       Read in Full a First Time
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
       Apr 27       Read in Full a Second Time
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
       Apr 28       Read in Full a Third Time
                                             3/5 vote required
                    Third Reading - Lost 030-025-000
       Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

 SJR-0035    KEATS.
                   (Article VI adds Section 20)
   Proposes to amend the State Constitution Judicial Article to create an Attorney
 Registration and Disciplinary Commission to provide for and oversee the licensure
 and discipline of attorneys. The Commission shall be appointed by the Governor
 with the advice and consent of the Senate. Requires the General Assembly to pro-
 vide by law for the qualifications, compensation, tenure, duties, powers and admin-
 istration of the Commission. Provides that at least 3/5 of the Commission shall not
 be attorneys.
       Apr 01 1987                           Referred to Executive
       Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

 SJR-0041    LECHOWICZ.
                   (Art. IX, Sec. 8)
   Proposes to amend the Tax Sales Section of the Revenue Article of the State
 Constitution to change from 5 to 2 years the period of tax delinquency prior to sale
 of certain property for nonpayment of taxes. Effective upon adoption.




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      Apr 09 1987                          Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SJR-0042 KUSTRA - MACDONALD - DEMUZIO - SCHUNEMAN.
                  (Article VI, new Section 20)
  Proposes to add a Section to the Judicial Article of the Constitution to create an
Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission to oversee and administer the
licensure, regulation and discipline of attorneys. The Commission shall be appoint-
ed by the Supreme Court with the advice and consent of the Senate. Requires the
General Assembly to provide by law for the qualifications, compensation, tenure,
duties and powers of the Commission and its individual members. Provides that no
more than 3/5 of the Commission may be attorneys. Requires the General Assem-
bly by law to provide for the funding and financial operations of the Commission
and to appropriate sufficient funds for this purpose. Effective upon adoption.
      Apr 09 1987                          Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SJR-0090    RAICA - DUDYCZ - MAHAR - FRIEDLAND, KUSTRA, KEATS.
                  (Sec. 1, Art. IX)
  Proposes to amend the State Revenue Power Section of the Revenue Article of
the State Constitution by providing that the General Assembly's exclusive power to
raise revenue may be limited by statewide referendum. Provides that local govern-
ment's taxing power is limited as provided by the State Constitution, law and refer-
endum. Effective one day following approval by the voters.
      Nov 04 1987                          Referred to Executive
      Nov 12       Added As A Co-sponsor KUSTRA
                   Added As A Co-sponsor KEATS
                                           Committee Executive
      Mar 23 1988  Added As A Joint Sponsor MAHAR
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor FRIEDLAND
                                           Committee Executive
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SJR-0094 MACDONALD - NETSCH - KUSTRA - DUNN,RALPH - RIGNEY.
                  (Article VIII, Sec. 3)
   Proposes to amend Section 3 of Article VIII of the State Constitution (Finance)
with respect to audits by the Auditor General. Defines "public funds of the State" as
all funds administered directly or indirectly by the legislative, executive or judicial
branch or by any instrumentality of any branch, whether appropriated or not and
whether derived from taxes, fees or any other source. Effective upon adoption by the
electors.
      Jan 13 1988                          Referred to Executive
      Apr 14                               Recommended be adopted 009-007-001
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Apr 19        Added As A Joint Sponsor KUSTRA, DUNN,R,
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor RIGNEY
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Apr 21        Read in Full a First Time
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Apr 27            Amendment No.01    BERMAN                 Lost
                                           017-035-000
                    Read in Full a Second Time
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Apr 28        Read in Full a Third Time
                                           3/5 vote required
                   Third Reading - Lost 030-025-000
      Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die


2009




                                                         UNIVERSrY OF LLINOIS-URBANA
SJR-0105                             2010                     III     lI1I III

SJR-0105    NETSCH - KUSTRA.                             3 0112 071779109
                  (Article VI, Sections 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16; new Sections 12.1, 12.2,
                12.4; rep. Sections 8, 12)
  Proposes to amend the Illinois Constitution to abolish the position of Associate
Judge. Provides for the appointment of Judges by the Governor from nominees sub-
mitted by Judicial Nominating Commissions. Provides for Judicial Review Com-
missions to determine qualifications for retention of Judges. Effective upon
adoption.
      Mar 23 1988                           Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SJR-0107    COLLINS.
                   (Article X, Section 1)
   Proposes to amend Section 1 (Free Schools) of Article X of the State Constitu-
tion. Provides that each person properly enrolled in a public school has a right to be
educated which may be enforced against any governmental or private party through
appropriate judicial proceedings subject to reasonable regulation by the General
Assembly. Effective July 1 of the year following approval by the electors.
      Apr 07 1988                           Referred to Executive
      Jan 10 1989   Session Sine Die

SJR-0109    COLLINS.
                   (Article IX, Section 3)
   Proposes to amend the State Constitution to allow a graduated income tax. Effec-
tive on the day following proclamation of the results of the vote on the referendum.
       Apr 08 1988                           Referred to Executive
       Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die

SJR-0110     COLLINS.
                   (Article X, Section 1)
   Proposes to amend Section 1 of Article X of the State Constitution. Provides that
 the State shall provide in general aid to each public school district for each of its stu-
 dents in average daily attendance more than half the average amount per student
 projected by the State to be spent by public schools in the State that year for in-
 struction at that grade level, and that any excess or deficiency in the amount of such
 aid, compared to the State average amount shall be subtracted from or added to the
 aid given to the district in the next school year. Effective July 1 of the year following
 approval by the electors.
       Apr 08 1988                           Assigned to Executive
       Jan 10 1989  Session Sine Die



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2007


JSR-0004   MCPIKE.
  Names the Committee of Escort for the Governor's State of the State address for
1988.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted

JSR-0005   KULAS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE AND SENATE.
  Commends President Reagan for signing SJR-235, enjoining U.S. officials from
involvement with Soviet Anniversary observances of the Millennium of Christianity
in the Ukraine. Urges the Pres. to not visit the Russian Orthodox Monastery during
the Moscow summit, but to pursue the issue of outlawed Ukrainian Churches in the
Soviet Union.
      May 11 1988 Adopted both Houses

JSR-0006 DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE
           HOUSE AND SENATE.
  Memorial to Richard Buell Ogilvie, former Governor of Illinois.
      May 11 1988 Sen Sponsor PHILIP
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK
                  Adopted both Houses

JSR-0007   MCPIKE.
  Appoints the Committee of Escort for the Governor.
      Jun 09 1988                       Resolution adopted


2008


     SENATE
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
CONSTITUTIONAL
  AMENDMENTS


2009


     HOUSE
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
CONSTITUTIONAL
  AMENDMENTS




2010


HJR-0001    SATTERTHWAITE.
                  (Article III, Section 1)
  Proposes to amend the State Constitution Section on Voting Qualifications.
Shortens from 6 months to 30 days the period during which a citizen must have
been a permanent resident of the State in order to be eligible to vote at a State elec-
tion. Effective immediately upon its approval by the electors.
      Jan 15 1987  Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Feb 04                               Assigned to Election Law
      Jun 11                               Recommended do pass 012-000-002
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Jun 12        Read in Full a Second Time
                    Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 30        Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Nov 05        Read in Full a Third Time
                                           3/5 vote required
                   Third Reading - Passed 085-023-002
      Nov 06        Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor NETSCH
                                           Referred to Executive
      Apr 21 1988                          Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Apr 27        Read in Full a First Time
                    Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Apr 28        Read in Full a Second Time
                    Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 03        Read in Full a Third Time
                                           3/5 vote required
                                           Resolution adopted 056-001-000
                    Adopted both Houses

HJR-0002    HARRIS.
                  Article IX, new Section 9.1
   Proposes to add a Section on Limitations on the Imposition of New Taxes and the
Increase of Tax Rates to the Revenue Article to prohibit the increase of State tax
rates or the imposition of new State taxes except pursuant to a law passed by 3/5 of
the members of each house of the General Assembly. Provides an exception when
there are insufficient revenues to make payments on the State debt. Effective upon
adoption by the electors of this State.
      Feb 25 1987   Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Mar 03                                Assigned to Revenue
      May 09 1988                          Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0003 DANIELS - DUNN,JOHN - PANAYOTOVICH.
                  (Art. VI, Secs. 8 and 12, new Secs. 12.1 through 12.5)
   Proposes to amend Sections 8 and 12 of and to add Sections 12.1 through 12.5 to
Article VI (The Judiciary) of the Illinois Constitution. Provides for the appoint-
ment of all Supreme and Appellate Court Judges by the Governor from nominees
submitted by Judicial Nominating Commissions. Permits all circuits to adopt by
referendum a merit selection plan for circuit and associate judges and, having
adopted such a plan, to adopt a merit review plan for retention of associate judges
only. Provides that in the Cook County Circuit a Judicial Review Commission shall
be established to decide whether Circuit and Associate Judges shall be retained.
Permits circuits to opt out of the merit selection plan. Effective the day after procla-
mation of results, upon approval by the voters.
       Mar 03 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment




HJR-OOO3-Cont.


      Mar 04                              Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 09 1988                         Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0004    MCPIKE, FLINN, WOLF, RICHMOND, MAUTINO, BRUNSVOLD, DE-
            JAEGHER, HANNIG, MATIJEVICH, MULCAHEY, PANGLE, SALTS-
            MAN AND VANDUYNE.
                  (Art. VI, Sections 8, 10 and 12)
  Proposes to amend the Judicial Article of the Illinois Constitution to provide for
the election of Associate Judges outside Cook County. Provides that the term of As-
sociate Judges outside Cook County shall be 6 years. Effective upon adoption by the
electors.
      Mar 03 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Mar 05                               Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      Mar 26                               Recommended do pass 015-001-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Apr 06       Read in Full a Second Time
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      May 09 1988                          Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0005 RONAN - DIDRICKSON - PANAYOTOVICH, DEUCHLER AND KULAS.
                  (Article VI, Sections 10 and 12, new Sections 12.1 through 12.6)
  Proposes to amend the Judicial Article of the Illinois Constitution to provide for
the appointment of Circuit Judges by the Governor, with the consent of the Senate
from a list of nominees submitted by Judicial Nominating Commissions. Provides
for the establishment of Judicial Nominating Commissions in each circuit consist-
ing of eleven voting members, 5 lawyers and 6 nonlawyers and one non-voting mem-
ber who shall be a retired Circuit Judge appointed by the Chief Judge. The lawyer
members shall be elected by the lawyers in each circuit and the nonlawyer members
shall be appointed by the legislative leaders and the two highest constitutional offi-
cers in the executive branch, other than the Governor and Lieutenant Governor, not
of the same political party. If such executive branch officers are all of the same po-
litical party the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate shall each get an
additional appointee on each Commission. Establishes Judicial Review Commis-
sions to retain Circuit Judges they deem qualified to serve additional terms. Permits
such judges not retained by the Commission to run for retention at an election. Pro-
vides that Circuit Judges who are retained by a Review Commission or the voters
shall serve 10 year terms. Permits the General Assembly to extend such selection to
the Supreme Court five years after extension to the Appellate Court. Permits cir-
cuits to opt out of merit selection. Effective following proclamation of the result of
the vote, upon approval by the electors.
      Mar 05 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 09 1988                          Tabled House Rule 44(A)

 HJR-0006   REA - PANAYOTOVICH - PIEL - GOFORTH.
                  (Article IV, Sections 2 and 5)
   Proposes to amend the Legislative Composition and Sessions Sections of the
 State Constitution to provide that, beginning in 1992, Senators shall be elected to
 6-year and 4-year staggered terms and Representatives shall be elected to 4-year
 and 2-year staggered terms. Provides that, within the same Legislative District, no
 Senatorial term shall conclude in the midst of a Representative term. Effective upon
 adoption by the voters.
       Mar 05 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs


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HJR-0006-Cont.


      Mar 26                               Recommended do pass 013-003-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Apr 06       Read in Full a Second Time
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 30       Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      Nov 05       Read in Full a Third Time
                   Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng
      Nov 06                               3/5 vote required
                   Third Reading - Passed 074-039-000
      Jan 13 1988  Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor POSHARD
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DEGNAN
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DEANGELIS
                                           Assigned to Executive
      Apr 28                               Recommended be adopted 009-006-000
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      May 03       Read in Full a First Time
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 04       Read in Full a Second Time
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 05       Read in Full a Third Time
                                           3/5 vote required
                   Third Reading - Lost 018-036-000

HJR-0007    WENNLUND, MULCAHEY AND BUGIELSKI.
                  (Article X, Section 2)
  Proposes to amend the State Board of Education Section of the State Constitu-
tion to abolish the State Board of Education and provide for the election to a 4-year
term of a Superintendent of Public Instruction. If approved by the electors at the
1988 general election, a Superintendent of Public Instruction shall be elected at the
general election in 1990 and take office on the second Monday in January after his
election at which time the State Board of Education shall cease to exist.
      Mar 10 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Mar 11                               Assigned to Elementary & Secondary
                                             Education
      Apr 21                               Re-assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 09 1988                          Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-008     HANNIG.
                  (Article IV, Section 8)
  Proposes to amend the Legislative Article of the Illinois Constitution. Provides
that a bill which would require expenditure by a unit of local government or school
district of funds in order to implement that bill shall not become law unless either:
(1) the bill passes with at least a 3/5 vote in each house or (2) the bill passes with
the concurrence of a majority of the members elected to each house and the bill con-
tains a provision for reimbursement to the unit of local government or school district
of funds necessary for implementation. Effective upon approval by the electors.
      Mar 18 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Mar 19                               Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 09 1988                          Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0010    MCGANN.
                  (Article V, Sections 4, 7)
   Proposes to amend the Executive Article of the Illinois Constitution to require
that candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor be nominated jointly. Pro-


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HJR-0010--Cont.


vides if the office of Lieutenant Governor becomes vacant or if the Lieutenant Gov-
ernor fails to qualify, the Governor shall fill the office by appointment and the
appointee shall not be subject to removal by the Governor. Effective one day follow-
ing proclamation of the vote.
      Mar 20 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Mar 26                              Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
      May 09 1988                         Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0011    PETKA, BARGER, PULLEN, ROPP, DOEDERLEIN, STANGE, TUERK
            AND PEDERSEN,B.
                  (Art. IV, Sec. 3 and 14; Art. V, Sec. 6; Art. VI, Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
                9, 10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17 and 18)
  Proposes to amend the IL Constitution to create a Supreme Court of Criminal
Appeals to have final appellate jurisdiction in relation to criminal cases. Provides
for direct appeal from judgments of the circuit court imposing a sentence of death
to the Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals as a matter of right. Vests final appellate
jurisdiction in civil cases in the Supreme Court of Civil Appeals. Provides that the
Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals shall consist of 7 Judges, 3 from Cook County
and 4 from Downstate. One of the Judges shall be appointed by the Governor with
the approval of the Senate. Six of the Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals Judges
shall be elected. Two of the Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals Judges shall be
elected from Cook County, one from Chicago and one from suburban Cook County.
Effective the first Monday in December following the 1990 general election.
      Mar 26 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Mar 30                              Assigned to Judiciary I
      May 09 1988                         Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0012 COUNTRYMAN - DANIELS - JOHNSON.
                  (Art. III, Sec. 5; Art. IV, Sec. 6; Art. VI, Sec. 4)
   Proposes to amend the Illinois Constitution relating to judging the elections and
 returns of members of the General Assembly. Deletes provision which authorizes
 each house of the General Assembly to judge the elections and returns of its mem-
 bers. Vests such authority in the State Board of Elections. Provides for direct review
 by the Supreme Court of decisions of the State Board of Elections concerning the
 elections and returns of members of the General Assembly. Prohibits the General
 Assembly from deciding election contests for members of the General Assembly.
 Effective upon approval by the electors.
      Apr 02 1987  Read in Full a First Time
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 10                              Assigned to Election Law
      May 09 1988                         Tabled House Rule 44(A)

 HJR-0013 LANG - KEANE - TURNER - BOWMAN - CURRIE, MCGANN AND PA-
            NAYOTOVICH.
                  (Article IX, Section 8)
   Proposes to amend the Tax Sales Section of the Revenue Article of the State
 Constitution. Creates a new exception to the general rule that the right of redemp-
 tion from tax sales must exist for at least 2 years following such sales. The new ex-
 ception provides that with respect to vacant non-farm real estate, property
 improved with 6 or more residential units or commercial or industrial property the
 right of redemption need exist for only 6 months following such sales. Also changes
 the current exception to the general rule by providing that with respect to property
 upon which taxes have been delinquent for 2 (rather than 5) or more years and
 which is vacant non-farm real estate, improved with 6 (rather than 7) or more resi-


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dential units or commercial or industrial property the right of redemption must ex-
ist for not less than 90 days following such sales. Effective upon approval by the
electors.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Deletes all changes. Provides that with respect to property upon which taxes have
been delinquent for 1 (rather than 5) or more years and which is vacant non-farm
real estate, improved with 6 (rather than 7) or more residential units or commercial
or industrial property the right of redemption must exist for not less than 6 months
(rather than 90 days) following such sales.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Deletes all changes. Restores introduced language. Provides that the current ex-
ception to the general rule with respect to property upon which taxes have been de-
linquent for 2 (rather than 5) or more years and which is vacant non-farm real
estate, improved with 6 (rather than 7) or more residential units or commercial or
industrial property the right of redemption must exist for not less than 6 months
(rather than 90 days) following such sales. Effective upon adoption.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides that the right of redemption from a tax sale need exist for only one year
after the sale for parcels improved with 7 or more (rather than 6 or more) residen-
tial units. Restores from 6 or more to 7 or more the number of residential units on
parcels for which a redemption period of only 6 months need exist when taxes have
been delinquent for 2 or more years.
      Apr 02 1987  Read in Full a First Time
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 10                              Assigned to Revenue
      May 08           Amendment No.01    REVENUE               Adopted
                                          Recommnded do pass as amend
                                            016-000-000
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      May 28       Read a 2nd Time-as Amended
                   Held on 2nd Reading
      Jun 26           Amendment No.02    GREIMAN               Adopted
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
                   3rd Reading/Amended/1st Day
                   Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng
      Jun 27       3rd Reading/Amended/2nd Day
                   Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng
      Jun 28       3rd Reading/Amended/3rd Day
                   Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng
      Jun 30                              3/5 vote required
                   Third Reading - Passed 110-001-004
      Oct 08       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor CARROLL
                                          Referred to Executive
      Apr 08 1988  Added As A Joint Sponsor NETSCH
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DEL VALLE
                                          Committee Executive
      Apr 15       Added As A Co-sponsor LECHOWICZ
                                          Committee Executive
      Apr 21                              Recommnded be adopted amend
                                            014-002-000
                   Placed Calendr,First Readng
      Apr 27            Amendment No.01   EXECUTIVE              Adopted
                   Read a Ist Time-as Amended
                   Placed Calndr,Second Readng
      Apr 28       Read a 2nd Time-as Amended
                   Placed Calndr,Third Reading
      May 03       Read a 3rd Time-as Amended
                                          3/5 vote required
                                          Resolution adopted 052-001-003
                   Arrive House
                   Read a 1st Time-as Amended
                   Speaker's Table, Concurence 01


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      May 04      Read a 2nd Time-as Amended
                  Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
      May 05      Read a 3rd Time-as Amended
                                         3/5 vote required
                  H Concurs in S Amend. 01/109-000-000
                  Passed both Houses

HJR-0014   JOHNSON - COUNTRYMAN - DANIELS - SLATER - COWLISHAW,
           ACKERMAN, BARGER, BARNES, BLACK, CHURCHILL, DEUCHLER,
           DIDRICKSON, DOEDERLEIN, EWING, FREDERICK,VF, GOFORTH,
           HALLOCK, HARRIS, HASARA, HENSEL, HOFFMAN, HULTGREN,
           KIRKLAND, KLEMM, KUBIK, MAYS, MCAULIFFE, MCCRACKEN, OL-
           SON,MYRON, OLSON,ROBERT, PARCELLS, PARKE, PEDERSEN,B,
           PETERSON,W, PETKA, PIEL, PULLEN, REGAN, ROPP, RYDER, SIE-
           BEN, STANGE, STEPHENS, TATE, TUERK, WAIT, WEAVER,M, WENN-
           LUND, WILLIAMSON, WOJCIK, PANGLE, STERN AND CURRAN.
                 (Art. IV, Sec. 6; Art. VI, Sees. 4 and 9)
  Proposes to amend the Illinois Constitution relating to judging the elections and
returns of members of the General Assembly. Deletes provision which authorizes
each house of the General Assembly to judge the elections and returns of its mem-
bers. Vests such authority in the circiut court. Provides for direct review by the Su-
preme Court of such decisions of the circuit court. Effective upon approval by the
electors.
      Apr 07 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 10                             Assigned to Election Law
      May 09 1988                        Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0015   TURNER, DAVIS, JONES,L, MORROW AND LEFLORE.
                 (Article IX, Section 8)
  Proposes to amend Section 8 of Article IX of the State Constitution (Revenue) to
change from 2 to one year the minimum period of redemption for certain property
sold for nonpayment of taxes. Effective upon approval by the electors.
      Apr 07 1987  Read in Full a First Time
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 10                             Assigned to Revenue
      May 09 1988                        Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0016    FARLEY.
                 (Art. VI, Sees. 8, 12; new Sees. 12.1 thru 12.5)
   Proposes to amend the Judicial Article of the Illinois Constitution. Provides that
Judicial Districts may by local option referendum provide for the nomination of Ap-
pellate, Circuit and Associate Judges by Judicial Nominating Commissions. Pro-
vides that the Judicial Nominating Commission shall submit 3 names of candidates
to the Administrative Director of the Illinois Courts who shall randomly publicly se-
lect one of the three names and tender it to the Supreme Court Justice of the district
where the vacancy occurs. If the Supreme Court Justice disapproves the nominee,
the Administrative Director shall publicly randomly select one of the 2 remaining
names on the list and that nominee shall be selected to fill the judicial vacancy. Pro-
vides for Judicial Districts to opt out of this method of selection of judicial candi-
dates. Provides for retention of judges. Effective the day after proclamation of the
result after approval by the voters.
      Apr 07 1987  Read in Full a First Time
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 10                             Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      May 09 1988                        Tabled House Rule 44(A)


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HJR-0017    GRANBERG.
                  (Article IV, Section 8)
  Proposes to amend the Legislative Article of the Illinois Constitution. Provides
that a bill which would require expenditure by a unit of local government or school
district of funds in order to implement that bill shall not become law unless either:
(1) the bill passes with at least a 3/5 vote in each house or (2) the bill passes with
the concurrence of a majority of the members elected to each house and the bill con-
tains a provision for reimbursement to the unit of local government or school district
of funds necessary for implementation. Effective upon adoption by the electors.
      Apr 10 1987  Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 29                               Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 09 1988                          Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0018    CULLERTON.
                  (Article VI, Sections 11 and 12)
  Proposes to amend the Judicial Article of the Constitution to provide for the elec-
tion of Supreme Court Judges and the appointment of Circuit and Appellate Judges
by the Supreme Court. Provides that Appellate Court Judges shall be appointed by
the Supreme Court from a list of 3 Circuit Judges nominated by the Appellate
Court Judges of the Judicial District. Provides for a nominating committee of Cir-
cuit Judges for candidates for appointment to the office of Circuit Judge of their ju-
dicial circuit. The Circuit Judges shall be appointed by the Supreme Court from a
list of 3 Associate Judges selected by the nominating committee. Effective upon ap-
proval by the electors.
      May 08 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 29                               Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 09 1988                          Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0019 BRESLIN.
                  (Article IV, Sees. 5 and 10)
  Proposes to amend the Legislative Article of the Illinois Constitution to provide
that no session or meeting of the General Assembly may be held between the date of
the general election and the second Wednesday of November next following unless
the Governor declares that a demonstrated emergency exists which requires imme-
diate action by the General Assembly. Provides that the General Assembly shall
convene each year on the second Wednesday of November. Provides that a bill
passed after April 30 of a calendar year shall not take effect until May 1 of the next
calendar year unless it receives a 3/5 vote of the members elected to each house pro-
viding for an earlier effective date. Effective upon adoption by the electors.
      May 28 1987 Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 29                               Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 09 1988                          Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0020    DUNNJOHN AND SLATER.
                  Article VI, Sections 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16; new Sections 11.1, 11.2,
                12.2; rep. Sections 8, 12
   Proposes to amend the Judicial Article of the Illinois Constitution to eliminate
the Office of Associate Judge. Provides that all Associate Judges in office as of the
effective date of this Amendment shall assume the office of Circuit Court Judge.
Provides for the appointment of Judges by the Governor from nominees submitted


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by Judicial Nominating Commissions. Provides for Judicial Review Commissions
to determine qualifications for retention of Judges. Provides that a Judge who has
failed to be found qualified for retention by a Judicial Review Commission shall
have the right to stand for retention by the electorate at the general election. Pro-
vides that the initial term for each Judge appointed to office shall be until the first
Monday in December following the third general election after his or her appoint-
ment. Thereafter, a Judge retained in office shall serve a 10 year term. Effective
next day following proclamation of the vote after approval by the electors.
      Jun 30 1987  Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 20 1988                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 09                               Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0021    PEDERSEN,B, PARCELLS AND PULLEN.
                  (Art. IX, new Sec. 11)
  Proposes to amend the Revenue Article of the Illinois Constitution to provide a
limitation on the taxes imposed by the State and other State revenues of 8.5% of
personal income. Provides for exceptions for emergencies. Prohibits certain man-
dated local programs without State funding. Provides that the proportion of State
expenditures to local governments shall not be reduced below Fiscal Year 1988 le-
vels. Effective the next July 1 occurring after approval by the voters.
      Jun 30 1987   Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 20 1988                          Assigned to Revenue
      May 09                               Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0022    MCNAMARA - MCGANN.
                  (Article 9, Sec. 1)
   Amends Section 1 of Article 9 of the Constitution to require the establishment of
a referendum procedure as a means of limiting State and local taxing power. Effec-
tive immediately upon approval by the voters.
      Jan 06 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Jan 13        Read in Full a First Time
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 20                                Assigned to Revenue
      May 09                                Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0024 KEANE - PARCELLS - MAYS - DIDRICKSON - LEVERENZ.
                  (Article VIII, Sec. 3)
   Proposes to amend Section 3 of Article VIII of the State Constitution (Finance)
 with respect to audits by the Auditor General. Defines "public funds of the State" as
 all funds administered directly or indirectly by the legislative, executive or judicial
 branch or by any instrumentality of any branch, whether appropriated or not and
 whether derived from taxes, fees or any other source. Effective upon adoption by the
 electors.
       Mar 22 1988 Filed With Clerk
       Mar 23       Read in Full a First Time
                                            Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
       Apr 14                               Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                              Affairs
       Apr 26                               Re-assigned to Judiciary I
       May 09                               Tabled House Rule 44(A)

 HJR-0025 DANIELS - RONAN - PANAYOTOVICH - DUNN,JOHN - DIDRICKSON
             AND KIRKLAND.
                   (Article VI, Sections 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16; new Sections 12.1, 12.2,


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                12.4; rep. Sections 8, 12)
  Proposes to amend the Illinois Constitution to abolish the position of Associate
Judge. Provides for the appointment of Judges by the Governor from nominees sub-
mitted by Judicial Nominating Commissions. Provides for Judicial Review Com-
missions to determine qualifications for retention of Judges. Effective upon
adoption by the voters.
      Mar 23 1988 Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 14                               Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      May 09                               Tabled House Rule 44(A)

HJR-0028    PANAYOTOVICH - PARCELLS - FARLEY.
  Proposes to amend Section 4 of Article IX of the State Constitution (Revenue) to
provide that the tax imposed on real property for which a homestead exemption has
been granted shall not exceed 2% of the fair market value of such property. Effec-
tive immediately upon approval by the electors.
      Apr 14 1988  Read in Full a First Time
                                           Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 28                               Assigned to Revenue
      May 09                               Tabled House Rule 44(A)


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SJR-0083    MAROVITZ - D'ARCO.
  Creates a task force to study the problems of ex-offenders. Requires a report to
the Director of Corrections on or before December 1, 1988.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Deletes references including probationers.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
  Extends reporting date to December 1, 1989.
      Oct 22 1987                        Referred to Executive
                                         Committee discharged
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Oct 29       Hse Sponsor MATIJEVICH
                   Speaker's Table
      Mar 23 1988                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 20                              Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      Apr 28           Amendment No.01    EXEC VET AFRS        Adopted
                       Amendment No.02    EXEC VET AFRS        Adopted
                                          Recommnded be adopted amend
                                          010-008-000
                   Speaker's Table
      May 10       Added As A Joint Sponsor YOUNG,A
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 08       Resolution Adopted-Amended 065-051-000
      Jun 09       Secretary's Desk Concurence 01,02
      Jun 28       S Concurs in H Amend. 01,02,/057-000-000
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0092    JACOBS.
   Commends Bob Eriksen, of the Quad Cities, on civic contributions.
      Jan 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Feb 25       Hse Sponsor BRUNSVOLD
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DEJAEGHER
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0093    DUNN,THOMAS - MAITLAND.
   Urges U.S. Navy to name vessel after General Clifton Cates.
      Jan 13 1988                         Referred to Executive
      May 11                              Recommended be adopted 016-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                              Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Jul 02       Hse Sponsor VANDUYNE
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

 SJR-0095   MAITLAND AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Doris Miller of Paxton on being 1988 Illinois Mother of the Year.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table




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      Mar 23       Hse Sponsor ROPP
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0096    TOPINKA.
  Commends Lee Nieman, of Lyons, for saving the life of a drowning boy.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Mar 23       Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0097    TOPINKA.
  Congratulates the Forest Park Kiwanis Club on its 65th Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Mar 23       Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0098    TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Turano Baking Company of Berwyn on its 25th Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Mar 23       Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0099    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Mariano Turano on being Italian Cultural Center's Person of the
Year.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Mar 23        Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0100    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Chief James E. Clark of the Oak Brook Fire Department on
 retiring.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted
                    Arrive House
                    Speaker's Table
       Mar 23       Hse Sponsor STANGE
                                           Resolution adopted
                    Adopted both Houses

 SJR-0104   PHILIP.
   Urges the Secretary of the Navy to name a ship after General Clifton B. Cates,
 19th Commandant of the Marine Corps.
       Mar 23 1988                         Referred to Executive


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      May 11                             Recommended be adopted 016-000-000
                  Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                             Resolution adopted
                  Arrive House
                  Speaker's Table
      Jul 01      Hse Sponsor STANGE
                                         Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0106   TOPINKA - RAICA.
  Congratulates the Suburban Cinema Club of Cicero on its 50th Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted
      Mar 24      Arrive House
                  Speaker's Table
      Apr 12      Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                         Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0108   TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Buddha-dharma Meditation Center on its dedication.
      Apr 07 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 08      Arrive House
                  Speaker's Table
      Apr 12      Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                         Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0111   MADIGAN - SMITH - MAITLAND - JOYCE,JEROME.
  Creates a Select Committee on Residential Boarding Homes.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides for additional duties of the Committee. Provides that the Committee
shall submit its report to the General Assembly no later than March 1, 1990.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes the "Select Committee" to an "Advisory Board to the Department of
Public Health". Changes membership and powers of the board. Deletes language
relating to use of legislative staff.
      Apr 08 1988                        Assigned to Executive
      May 18       Added As A Joint Sponsor SMITH
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor MAITLAND
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME
                                         Committee Executive
      Jun 07       Waive Posting Notice 7C
      Jun 09                             Recommended be adopted 019-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24           Amendment No.01   MADIGAN               Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended
      Jun 27       Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 30       Hse Sponsor HASARA
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor OLSON,ROBERT
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor RYDER
                                         Motion filed BYPASS COMMITTEE
                                         PLACE SPKRS TABLE
                                         IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                         -HASARA
                                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Jul 01                             Committee discharged 117-000-000
                   Speaker's Table


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      Jul 01-Cont.     Amendment No.01    HOMER                 Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended 117-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
                   S Concurs in H Amend. 01
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended 056-000-000
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0112   TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Cardinal Council 1691 of the Knights of Columbus, of Cicero, IL,
on its 75th Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0115    MADIGAN - SAVICKAS.
  Commends the work of Fred Kirkpatrick on behalf of the Illinois Sportsmen's
Legislative Coalition.
      Apr 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor ACKERMAN
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor OLSON,ROBERT
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0116    DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of both houses on Tuesday, April 19, 1988, at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      Apr 14 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MATIJEVICH
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0118    ROCK.
   Calls for the return of both Houses on Tuesday, April 26, 1988, at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      Apr 21 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MATIJEVICH
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0119    LECHOWICZ - ROCK - PHILIP - CARROLL AND ALL SENATORS.
   Welcomes H.E.P.K. Kaul, Indian Ambassador to the United States, to Illinois
 and extends the best wishes of our citizens to the people of India.
      Apr 27 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Apr 28       Hse Sponsor MADIGAN,MJ
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DANIELS
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses


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SJR-0122    DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates William Hovey on retiring as Superintendent of Ball-Chatham
Schools.
      Apr 28 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor HASARA
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0123    ROCK.
  Calls for the return of both Houses on Tuesday, May 3, 1988, at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      Apr 28 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor CULLERTON
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0124    LECHOWICZ.
  Recognizes the 197th anniversary of the Constitution adopted by Poland.
      May 05 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor BUGIELSKI
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0126    WOODYARD.
   Declares May 8-14, 1988 as Correctional Officer Week.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor BLACK
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0127    NETSCH.
   Calls for submission to the voters at the 1988 general election the question of call-
ing a Constitutional Convention. Creates the Joint Committee for the Constitution-
al Convention proposal.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2.
   Rewrites the Preamble and the first Resolved Clause. Deletes provision for the
submission of the question calling for a Constitutional Convention.
      May 10 1988 Waive Posting Notice 06
                                          Referred to Executive
      May 11                              Recommnded be adopted amend
                                            016-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      May 17            Amendment No.01   EXECUTIVE              Tabled
                        Amendment No.02   NETSCH                 Adopted
                                          Resolution adopted 056-000-000
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MADIGAN,MJ
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor CULLERTON
                                          Referred to Rules
      Jun 01                              Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Speaker's Table




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      Jun 07                             Resolution adopted 111-000-003
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0128   NETSCH.
  Creates a Joint Committee on the Tax Sales Amendment.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes the name of the Joint Committee to the Joint Committee on the Voting
Qualification Amendment. Makes technical correction.
      May 10 1988 Waive Posting Notice 06
                                         Referred to Executive
      May 11                             Recommnded be adopted amend
                                           016-000-000
                  Secretary's Desk
      May 17           Amendment No.01   EXECUTIVE             Adopted
                                         Resolution adopted 056-001-000
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor CULLERTON
                                         Referred to Rules
      Jun 01                             Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 07                             Resolution adopted 113-000-000
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0129    CARROLL - NETSCH.
  Creates a Joint Committee on the Voting Qualification Amendment.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes the name of the Joint Committee to the Joint Committee on the Tax
Sales Amendment. Makes technical correction.
      May 10 1988 Waive Posting Notice 06
                                          Referred to Executive
      May 11                              Recommnded be adopted amend
                                           016-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      May 17           Amendment No.01    EXECUTIVE            Adopted
                                          Resolution adopted 056-001-000
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor CULLERTON
                                          Referred to Rules
      Jun 01                              Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 07                              Resolution adopted 115-000-000
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0130    DEL VALLE.
   Extends the reporting date for the Joint Committee on Minority Student Access
 to Higher Education to December 31, 1988.
      May 11 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 07       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Committee Executive
      Jun 09                              Recommended be adopted 019-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                              Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor LEVIN
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 30                              Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C)
                   Speaker's Table


Jul 01


                       Resolution adopted
Adopted both Houses


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SJR-0131   DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of the Senate on Tuesday, May 17, at 12:00 o'clock noon; and
when the House adjourns on Friday, May 13, 1988, it will stand adjourned until
Tuesday, May 17, 1988, at 11:00 o'clock.
      May 12 1988 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      May 13       Hse Sponsor MCPIKE
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0134    ROCK.
  Calls for the return of both Chambers on Tuesday, May 24, 1988 at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      May 20 1988 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor GIORGI
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0135    DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of both Houses on Wednesday, June 1, 1988, at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      May 25 1988 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MATIJEVICH
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0136    D'ARCO.
  Creates a Task Force on Low Income Energy Issues.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Provides for appointment of all 11 members by the Governor. Calls for filing the
preliminary report by April 1, 1989 and deletes reference to time of filing a final
report.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Provides for technical assistance to the Task Force by the Departments of Com-
merce and Community Affairs and Energy and Natural Resources and the Illinois
Commerce Commission.
      Jun 01 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                              Recommnded be adopted amend
                                            018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24           Amendment No.01    EXECUTIVE             Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended
      Jun 27       Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 28       Hse Sponsor BLACK
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Jun 29                              Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
                                          Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                          -BLACK
                                          Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      Jun 30       Added As A Joint Sponsor MCPIKE
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor MARTINEZ
                                          Committee discharged


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      Jun 30-Cont. Speaker's Table
                       Amendment No.01    BLACK                 Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended 118-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk Concurence 01
                   S Concurs in H Amend. 01/057-000-000
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0137   GEO-KARIS, BARKHAUSEN, PHILIP, WEAVER,S, DEANGELIS, DAV-
           IDSON AND SCHAFFER.
  Congratulates the Illinois Pharmaceutical Manufacturers on the second annual
Illinois Pharmaceuticial Manufacturers Day.
      Jun 02 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MATIJEVICH
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0138    DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of both houses on Tuesday, June 7, 1988, at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      Jun 02 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MATIJEVICH
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0139    JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
  Creates an 8-member Illinois Committee on Post-Secondary Adult Vocational
Education to make recommendations concerning establishment of apprentice train-
ing programs to the General Assembly by January 1, 1989.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Creates, instead of a Committee on Post-Secondary Adult Vocational Education,
a Legislative Advisory Board to the Illinois Community College Board.
      Jun 07 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                              Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted
      Jun 27       Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 28       Hse Sponsor GIGLIO
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DALEY
                                          Referred to Rules
      Jun 29       Ruled Exempt Hse Rule 29(c) HRUL
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
                                          Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                          -GIGLIO
                                          Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      Jun 30                              Committee discharged
                   Speaker's Table
                        Amendment No.01   GIGLIO                 Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended 118-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk Concurence 01
                   S Concurs in H Amend. 01/054-000-000
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended
                   Adopted both Houses


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SJR-0140   WEAVER,S.
  Congratulates Rachelle Minott on her numerous achievements at Newman High
School.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                             Resolution adopted
                  Arrive House
                  Speaker's Table
      Jun 21      Hse Sponsor JOHNSON
                                         Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0141   WEAVER,S.
  Congratulates Tiffany Fry on her numerous achievements at Newman High
School.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                             Resolution adopted
                  Arrive House
                  Speaker's Table
      Jun 21       Hse Sponsor JOHNSON
                                         Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0142   HAWKINSON.
  Commends Debbie Rouzer of Peoria on her cross country ride for the American
Lung Association of Central Illinois.
      Jun 16 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                             Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 21       Hse Sponsor TUERK
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor HULTGREN
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor SALTSMAN
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0144    JOYCE,JEROME.
   Creates a Special Committee on Landfills to conduct a feasibility study of the
State acquisition of all EPA-regulated landfills and to report to the General Assem-
bly by December 31, 1988.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Decreases number of members on committee to 12, 3 each to be appointed by the
legislative leaders. Provides a preamble for the resolution. Changes reporting date
to March 31, 1989.
      Jun 17 1988                        Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                             Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jul 01           Amendment No.01   JOYCE,JEROME          Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended 052-000-000
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor BRESLIN
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor KULAS
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor NOVAK
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor WENNLUND
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor PANAYOTOVICH
                   Speaker's Table
      Jul 02                             Referred to Rules
                                         Floor motion DISCHARGE RULES
                                         COMMITTEE & PLACE
                                         ON SPKRS TABLE
                                         IMMEDIATE CONSIDER


SJR-0140


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SJR-0144-Cont.


      Jul 02-Cont.                        -WENNLUND
                                          3/5 vote required
                                          Committee discharged 106-002-002
                   Speaker's Table
                                          Resolution adopted 102-002-006
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0145    DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of both Houses on Tuesday, June 21, 1988, at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      Jun 17 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MATIJEVICH
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0147    WOODYARD.
  Congratulates the Georgetown Fair Association on its 50th anniversary.
      Jun 22 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                               Resolution adopted
      Jun 27       Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor BLACK
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0148    PHILIP.
  Urges citizens to observe German-American Day, October 6, 1988.
      Jun 22 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                               Resolution adopted
      Jun 27       Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor REGAN
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0153    WOODYARD.
   Congratulates Dr. Ronald Lingle as he leaves Danville Area Community College
for a new position in North Carolina.
      Jun 23 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                               Resolution adopted
      Jun 27       Arrive House
                    Hse Sponsor BLACK
                    Added As A Joint Sponsor WEAVER,M
                                           Resolution adopted
                    Adopted both Houses

 SJR-0154   D'ARCO AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates the Illinois Legislative Reference Bureau upon its 75th
 anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted
      Jun 27        Arrive House
                    Hse Sponsor TUERK
                                           Resolution adopted
                    Adopted both Houses

 SJR-0155   WATSON.
   Congratulates Paul Netemeyer of Aviston on his contribution to the lumber
 industry.


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SJR-0155-Cont.


      Jun 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
      Jun 27       Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor GRANBERG
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0156    DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of both houses on Monday, June 27, 1988, at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      Jun 24 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MCPIKE
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0159    MACDONALD.
  Commends Robert Sabin on being elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks.
      Jun 27 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 29       Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted
      Jun 30       Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor HARRIS
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0160    MAITLAND - NEWHOUSE AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates President Lloyd Watkins retiring President of ISU.
      Jun 29 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 30       Hse Sponsor ROPP
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor EWING
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0161    NETSCH.
   Presents and adopts the report of the Joint Committee on the Constitutional Con-
vention Proposal created by SJR 127, and sets out an explanation of and arguments
for and against the calling of a constitutional convention.
      Jun 30 1988  Secretary's Desk
                                           Resolution adopted 056-000-000
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MATIJEVICH
                   Speaker's Table
      Jul 01                               Resolution adopted 117-000-000
                    Adopted both Houses

SJR-0162    NETSCH.
   Submits and adopts the report of the Joint Committee on the Voting Qualifica-
 tions Amendment.
      Jun 30 1988   Secretary's Desk
                                           Resolution adopted 056-001-000
                    Arrive House
                    Hse Sponsor CURRIE
                    Speaker's Table
      Jul 01        Added As A Joint Sponsor SATTERTHWAITE
                                           Resolution adopted 117-000-000
                    Adopted both Houses


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SJR-0163


SJR-0163    CARROLL.
  Submits and adopts the report of the Joint Committee on the Tax Sales
Amendment.
      Jul 011988   Secretary's Desk
                                          Resolution adopted 056-000-000
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor LANG
                   Speaker's Table
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0164    DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of both houses on Thursday, November 10, 1988 at 12:00
o'clock noon and, upon adjournment on that date, calls for their return on Tuesday,
November 15, 1988 at 12:00 o'clock noon.
      Jul 02 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SJR-0165    DUNN,THOMAS - HUDSON.
   Congratulates Wood View School of Bolingbrook on U.S. Education Department
Award.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
      Nov 14       Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Nov 16       Hse Sponsor PETKA
                   Speaker's Table
      Nov 17       Added As A Joint Sponsor MCCRACKEN
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor WENNLUND
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

 SJR-0166   TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Aloysius Mazewski of Chicago.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
      Nov 14       Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Nov 15       Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

 SJR-0167   DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Commends the Community Action Agencies of Illinois and the Illinois Commu-
 nity Action Association for 25 years of service to the people of Illinois.
      Nov 10 1988                          Assigned to Executive
      Nov 15                               Committee discharged
                                           Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Nov 17                              Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
       Nov 29       Hse Sponsor BLACK
                                           Resolution adopted
                    Adopted both Houses

 SJR-0168   TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Polish Falcons of America Nest No 1. on 100th Anniversary.
       Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SJR-0168-Cont.


Nov 14

Nov 15


Arrive House
Speaker's Table
Hse Sponsor KUBIK

Adopted both Houses


SJR-0169    TOPINKA.
  Congratulates the Boulevard Manor
anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988

      Nov 14       Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Nov 15       Hse Sponsor KUBIK

                   Adopted both Houses


SJR-0170    TOPINKA.
  Observes the 70th anniversary of the
Republic.
      Nov 10 1988


    Resolution adopted



Women's Republican Club on its 60th

    Resolutions Consent Calndr.
    Resolution adopted



    Resolution adopted


founding of the first Czechoslovak


Resolutions Consent Calndr.
Resolution adopted


      Nov 14       Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Nov 15       Hse Sponsor KUBIK
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0171    ROCK, PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
  Recognizes December 1, 1988, as Arthur Andersen & Co. Day In Illinois.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17       Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MADIGAN,MJ
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0173    KEATS, BARKHAUSEN, GEO-KARIS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Chicago attorney Albert E. Jenner, Jr.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted


Nov 29


Arrive House
Speaker's Table
Hse Sponsor PARCELLS

Adopted both Houses


Resolution adopted


SJR-0174    D'ARCO.
  Increases the membership of the Low Income Energy Issues Task Force, created
by SJR-136.
      Nov 16 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
      Nov 17       Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Nov 29       Hse Sponsor MCPIKE
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor BLACK
                                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                          Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs


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SJR-0174-Cont.


     Nov 29-Cont.                       Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                        SPEAKERS TABLE FOR
                                        IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                        -MCPIKE
                                        Committee discharged 116-000-000
                                        Resolution adopted 116-000-000
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0175   MACDONALD - SEVERNS - SMITH - HOLMBERG - ROCK - PHILIP -
           DEANGELIS, FAWELL, KARPIEL, GEO-KARIS, TOPINKA, ALEXAN-
           DER, JACOBS, VADALABENE, KELLY, ZITO, NETSCH, COLLINS, DE-
           MUZIO, LUFT, KUSTRA, WEAVER,S AND SCHAFFER.
  Requests inclusion of displaced homemakers in the definition of displaced
workers.
      Nov 16 1988                       Assigned to Executive
      Nov 30                            Committee discharged
                  Secretary's Desk
      Dec 01                            Resolution adopted 059-000-000
                  Arrive House
                  Hse Sponsor CURRIE
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor DANIELS
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor MADIGAN,MJ
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor HASARA
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor BARNES
                                        Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0176   NEWHOUSE - HALL - SMITH - COLLINS - DEL VALLE - BROOKINS
           - ALEXANDER - JONES.
  Congratulates the members of the Illinois Association of Minorities in Govern-
ment on the formation of their organization.
      Nov 16 1988 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                        Resolution adopted
      Nov 17      Arrive House
                  Speaker's Table
      Nov 29      Hse Sponsor LEFLORE
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor TURNER
                                        Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0177   VADALABENE - HALL.
  Encourages the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to withhold consideration of any
action to transfer funds designated for a flood protection and groundwater control
project in Madison and St. Clair Counties until residents have had the opportunity
to approve matching funds by referendum no later than April 4, 1989.
      Nov 17 1988                       Assigned to Executive
      Nov 29                            Committee discharged
                                        Resolution adopted
                  Arrive House
                  Hse Sponsor YOUNGE,W
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor FLINN
                  Speaker's Table
      Nov 30                             Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
                                        Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                          Affairs
                                          Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                        SPKRS TABLE FOR
                                        IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                        -YOUNGE,W
                                        Committee discharged 116-000-000
                  Speaker's Table
                                         Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses


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SJR-0178


SJR-0178   BARKHAUSEN, GEO-KARIS, SCHAFFER, FRIEDLAND, KARPIEL,
           KEATS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of former Congressman Robert McClory.
      Nov 17 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Nov 29       Hse Sponsor FREDERICK,VF
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0179    DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of both Houses on Tuesday, November 29, 1988, at 12:00
o'clock noon.
      Nov 17 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted

SJR-0180    WOODYARD.
  Congratulates Chrisman H.S. Cross Country teams on winning Class A
Championships.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                             Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor BLACK
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor WEAVER,M
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0181    ETHEREDGE.
  Endorses the drive to make January of 1989 "Let Someone Fill Your Shoes"
Month.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                             Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor DEUCHLER
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0182    DEMUZIO.
  Calls for the return of both Houses on Monday, January 9, 1989, at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      Dec 01 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor YOUNG,A
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0183    ROCK.
  Requests the United States Postal Service to designate Oak Park, IL to first issue
the Hemingway stamp and host the First Day Issue Ceremony, on July 21, 1989,
the 90th birthday of Ernest Hemingway.
      Jan 09 1989  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Speaker's Table
      Jan 10       Hse Sponsor DELEO
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses


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                                  2035                           SJR-0184

SJR-0184   DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates the Illinois School for the Deaf in Jacksonville on its 150th
anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                  Arrive House
                  Hse Sponsor RYDER
                                         Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

SJR-0185   FAWELL, PHILIP, HUDSON, KARPIEL, ETHEREDGE, TOPINKA AND
           MAHAR.
  Commends College of DuPage President Dr. H.D. McAninich for his 10 years of
sterling service to community and State.
      Jan 10 1989  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor HOFFMAN
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DANIELS
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor BARGER
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor BARNES
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor HENSEL
                   Added As A Co-sponsor COWLISHAW
                   Added As A Co-sponsor MCCRACKEN
                   Added As A Co-sponsor STANGE
                   Added As A Co-sponsor WOJCIK
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0186    HOLMBERG.
   Congratulates Amedeo Giorgi as he retires from his position as union representa-
tive with United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1540.
      Jan 10 1989  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor GIORGI
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

SJR-0187    DEMUZIO.
   Resolves when both Houses adjourn on Tuesday, January 10, 1989, they stand
adjourned SINE DIE.
      Jan 10 1989  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive House
                   Hse Sponsor MCPIKE
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses


        2036








      HOUSE
JOINT RESOLUTIONS




2037


HJR-0081 BLACK - HICKS.
  Urges State employees who are members of a labor union to be affiliated with and
pay dues to locals in Illinois.
     May 21 1987                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
     May 29                            Assigned to Labor & Commerce
     Jun 12                            Recommended be adopted 016-000-000
                 Speaker's Table
     Jun 29                            Resolution adopted
     Jun 30      Arrive Senate
                 Sen Sponsor WOODYARD
                                       Referred to Executive
     Jun 23 1988                       Recommended be adopted 012-000-000
                 Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                           Resolution adopted
                 Adopted both Houses

HJR-0145   BLACK - DANIELS - MCPIKE - OLSON,ROBERT - REGAN, PANAYO-
           TOVICH, TATE, WENNLUND, HARTKE, REA, WEAVER,M, ACKER-
           MAN, BRESLIN, CAPPARELLI, CHRISTENSEN, COUNTRYMAN,
           CULLERTON, CURRAN, DALEY, DAVIS, DEJAEGHER, DEUCHLER,
           FARLEY, FLOWERS, FREDERICK,VF, GOFORTH, HASARA, HENSEL,
           HICKS, HOMER, HULTGREN, JOHNSON, KEANE, KIRKLAND,
           KLEMM, KUBIK, MARTINEZ, MATIJEVICH, MAUTINO, MCNAMARA,
           NOVAK, OLSON,MYRON, PARCELLS, PEDERSEN,B, PETERSON,W,
           PHELPS, PIEL, PRESTON, PULLEN, REA, RYDER, SIEBEN, STEPH-
           ENS, TUERK, TURNER, WHITE, WILLIAMSON, DOEDERLEIN, TER-
           ZICH, BARNES, PETKA, BARGER, CHURCHILL, BUGIELSKI,
           COWLISHAW, LEVERENZ, KULAS, MCAULIFFE, RICHMOND,
           FLINN, BRUNSVOLD, RONAN, HALLOCK AND ROPP.
  Urges the U.S. Congress to erect a Korean War Monument.
      Feb 25 1988                      Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 21                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                         Affairs
      May 04                           Recommended be adopted 019-000-000
                  Speaker's Table
      May 17                           Resolution adopted
      May 18      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor WOODYARD
                                       Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                           Recommended be adopted 011-000-000
                  Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                           Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0147   RYDER.
  Commends Calhoun High School, of Hardin, on being runner-up in the State
Class A High School football championships.
      Feb 25 1988                      Resolution adopted
                  Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                       Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0148   MATIJEVICH.
  Calls for the two Houses to convene in Joint Session on Thursday, February 25,
  1988, at 12:00 o'clock noon.
      Feb 25 1988                      Resolution adopted
                  Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                       Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses




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HJR-0149    STANGE.
   Congratulates Chief James E. Clark of the Oak Brook Fire Department on
retiring.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0150 HENSEL - DEUCHLER - VANDUYNE - WOJCIK - COUNTRYMAN,
            STERN AND PETKA.
   Congratulates Lieutenant General Frank Petersen-Navy Gray Eagle.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor KARPIEL
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0151    PARKE AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates VFW Voice of Democracy Winners.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor KARPIEL
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0152    KUBIK.
  Marks the 20th anniversary of West Towns Visiting Nursing Service.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0154    MCPIKE.
  Calls for the both Houses to return on Wednesday, March 23, 1988 at 12:00
o'clock noon.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0156    FARLEY.
  Commends Timothy J. Bresnahan on being selected as the Labor honoree by the
Government of Israel in recognition of the anniversaries of the State of Israel and a
reunited Jerusalem.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 07       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses




HJR-0158


HJR-0158    MCPIKE.
  Calls for the return of the House on Thursday, March 31, 1988 at 10:00 o'clock
a.m., then on Tuesday, April 5, 1988 at 10:00 o'clock, then on Friday, April 8, 1988
at 10:00 o'clock a.m., then on Tuesday, April 12, 1988 at 12:00 o'clock noon; and
the Senate will return on Thursday, April 7, 1988 at 12:00 noon, then on Friday,
April 8, 1988, then on Tuesday, April 12, 1988 at 12:00 o'clock noon.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor ROCK
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0159    BLACK AND WEAVER,M.
  Congratulates the Shiloh Lady Raiders on placing third in the Class A Girls'
State Basketball Tournament.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 14       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor WOODYARD
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0161    MAUTINO.
  Urges the naming of the bridge over the Rock River on First Avenue in Sterling
as the Veterans Memorial First Avenue Bridge.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 26       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor SCHUNEMAN
                                          Referred to Executive
                                          Committee discharged
                   Secretary's Desk
      Apr 27                              Resolution adopted 053-000-000
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0163    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Western National Bank, of Cicero, on its 75th Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 13       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0164    PARKE AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Chicago's VFW Greater Pullman Post No. 2240 and its Ladies'
Auxiliary.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 13       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor VADALABENE
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0165 SALTSMAN.
   Congratulates Lorraine Maston on her retirement as Auxiliary Department
Commander of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 13       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor LUFT
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.


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HJR-0165-Cont.


     Apr 14                           Resolution adopted
                 Adopted both Houses

HJR-0167  OLSON,MYRON - DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ - GIORGI - MCCRACKEN,
          OLSON,ROBERT AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Carl Stockholm of Chicago on his 91st Birthday.
     Apr 13 1988                      Resolution adopted
     Apr 14      Arrive Senate
                 Sen Sponsor RIGNEY
                                      Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                      Resolution adopted
                 Adopted both Houses

HJR-0171 HARRIS - DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ, BARNES, BRAUN, CAPPARELLI,
           HALLOCK AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Shirley Roberts of Chicago on AMVETS presidency.
     Apr 14 1988                      Resolution adopted
     Apr 19      Arrive Senate
                 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE
                                      Resolutions Consent Calndr.
     Apr 21                           Resolution adopted
                 Adopted both Houses

HJR-0172 HARRIS - DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ - HASARA - MCPIKE, MCCRACK-
           EN, MCAULIFFE AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Joseph White on being named Illinois Department of AMVETS
Commander for 1987-88.
     Apr 14 1988                      Resolution adopted
     Apr 19      Arrive Senate
                 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE
                                      Resolutions Consent Calndr.
     Apr 21                           Resolution adopted
                 Adopted both Houses

HJR-0173   HARRIS - DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ - PULLEN - MCPIKE, WOJCIK,
           GIGLIO AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Commends Dorothy J. Stoddard, AMVETS National Auxiliary President,
  1987-88.
      Apr 14 1988                     Resolution adopted
      Apr 19     Arrive Senate
                 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE
                                      Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                          Resolution adopted
                 Adopted both Houses

HJR-0174 HARRIS - DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ - HALLOCK - MATIJEVICH, MC-
           CRACKEN AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates James B. King on his election as the National Commander of
AMVETS.
      Apr 14 1988                     Resolution adopted
      Apr 19     Arrive Senate
                 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE
                                      Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                          Resolution adopted
                 Adopted both Houses

 HJR-0175  MARTINEZ - MADIGAN,MJ - DANIELS - MCPIKE - COUNTRYMAN,
           DEJAEGHER AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.


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HJR-0175--Cont.


Commends Hero Street's residents on their patriotism.
    Apr 19 1988                        Resolution adopted


Apr 21


Arrive Senate
Sen Sponsor D'ARCO
Added As A Joint Sponsor JACOBS
                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                       Resolution adopted
Adopted both Houses


HJR-0176   MCPIKE - MATIJEVICH - SALTSMAN - REA - TERZICH.
  Congratulates Glenn Walters on his retirement on April 30, 1988, as President of
the Associated Firefighters of Illinois.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted
      Apr 21       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor VADALABENE
                                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0177   JOHNSON, SATTERTHWAITE AND EWING.
  Congratulates Bonnie Blair of Champaign on winning a gold medal and bronze
medal at the 1988 Winter Olympic Games.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 21       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor WEAVER,S
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0178    PARKE AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Commends Charles Creamer, of Venice, head of 40A8 club.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 21       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor VADALABENE
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0179    COWLISHAW - PETKA.
  Congratulates the Naperville Central H.S. Marching Redskins Band and all
those who have contributed to its success.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 21       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor HUDSON
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0180    KLEMM - WAIT - DOEDERLEIN.
   Congratulates WAIT Radio, in Crystal Lake, on broadcasting awards.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Apr 26       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER


Apr 28


Adopted both Houses


Resolutions Consent Calndr.
Resolution adopted


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HJR-0184


HJR-0184   TATE - BLACK.
  Mourns tragic death of State Police Special Agent Sergeant Virgil Lee Bensyl
who was killed in a shootout in Oconee.
     Apr 26 1988                       Resolution adopted
     Apr 27       Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor SEVERNS
                                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
     Apr 28                            Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0185   DEUCHLER AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates George Peters, of Aurora, as the recipient of the Cosmopolitan
Distinguished Service Award.
     Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted
     May 03       Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE
                                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                           Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0186   CURRAN - GRANBERG - O'CONNELL - PHELPS - NOVAK, HOMER,
           BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEGHER, BRESLIN, LANG, HARTKE, STECZO,
           SATTERTHWAITE, SUTKER AND MCGANN.
  Disapproves the Compensation Review Board's report.
      Apr 27 1988 Speaker's Table
      Apr 28                           Resolution adopted 111-001-000
      May 03      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor DUNN,THOMAS
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS-HOLMBERG-
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD-KELLY-
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor NETSCH-SAVICKAS
                                       Referred to Executive
      May 11                           Recommended be adopted 014-002-000
                  Secretary's Desk
      May 17      Added As A Joint Sponsor RAICA
                  Secretary's Desk
      Jun 02                           Resolution adopted 052-001-002
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0188 NOVAK - GRANBERG - HICKS - PHELPS - HARTKE, BLACK, HULT-
           GREN, RICHMOND, REA, SATTERTHWAITE, MAYS, TATE, OL-
           SON,ROBERT, HASARA, STEPHENS AND REGAN.
  Directs the Dept. of Central Management Services to make a feasibility study of
the use of soybean based inks in its printing operations.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Directs the Dept. to monitor research and development of soybean based inks in
order to use such inks as soon as practical in its printing operations.
      Apr 28 1988                      Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 05                            Motion filed BYPASS COMMITTEE
                                       PLACE SPKRS TABLE
                                       IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                       -NOVAK
                                       Committee discharged 112-000-000
                  Speaker's Table
                                       Resolution adopted
      May 06      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME
                                        Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                            Recommended be adopted 010-002-000
                  Secretary's Desk


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HJR-0188-Cont.


      Jul 01          Amendment No.01    JOYCE,JEROME         Adopted
                  Resolution Adopted-Amended
                  Speaker's Table, Concurence 01
                  H Concurs in S Amend. 01 /113-000-000
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0189   DELEO.
  Calls for the appropriate United States entities to seek justice from the Philippine
government concerning the murder of Father Carl Schmitz.
      May 04 1988                        Resolution adopted
      May 05      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor ROCK
                                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0190   MCPIKE.
  When the House adjourns Thursday, May 5, and when the Senate adjourns Fri-
day, May 6, they both stand adjourned until Tuesday, May 10 at 12:00 o'clock
noon.
      May 05 1988                        Resolution adopted
      May 06       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0191    MCPIKE.
  Calls for the two Houses to convene in Joint Session on Wednesday, May 11,
  1988, at 12:15 o'clock p.m., to hear United States Secretary of Education William
J. Bennett.
      May 05 1988                        Resolution adopted
      May 06       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0192    STANGE - PARKE - LEVERENZ - FARLEY AND RONAN.
   Creates a Joint Committee to study the Hinsdale telephone fire.
   HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Deletes creation of Joint Committee and creates instead a joint subcommittee of
 the House and Senate Transportation Committees to hold hearings, receive testi-
 mony and report to the General Assembly on the circumstances surrounding the
 fire at the Hinsdale switching facility.
      May 12 1988                        Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 19                             Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                           Vehicles
      Jun 02           Amendment No.01   TRANSPORTATN          Adopted
                                         Recommnded be adopted amend
                                           016-004-002
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 28       Speaker's Table
      Jun 29                              Resolution lost

 HJR-0193   BARGER, HOFFMAN, DANIELS, MCCRACKEN, HENSEL, WILLIAM-
            SON, PARKE, KUBIK, STANGE, COWLISHAW AND WOJCIK.
   Congratulates Joan Salvato on being named Woman of the Year by the DuPage
 County Federation.


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HJR-0193-Cont.


      May 17 1988                        Resolution adopted
      May 18       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor FAWELL
                                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                             Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0194 HULTGREN - RICHMOND - WAIT AND SIEBEN.
  Urges a private contractor to construct a laboratory building and lease the com-
pleted laboratory building to the State of IL with the lease agreement containing a
buy-out plan.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Deletes language designating land purchased from Carl Sandburg College and
specifies instead only that the lab is to be constructed in western Illinois.
      May 19 1988                        Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 20                             Motion filed BYPASS COMMITTEE
                                         PLACE SPKRS TABLE
                                         IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                         -HULTGREN
                                         Committee Assignment of Bills
      May 25                             Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                           Affairs
      Jun 09                             Recommended be adopted 019-000-000
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 23           Amendment No.01    HULTGREN             Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended
      Jun 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor HAWKINSON
                                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 29                             Committee discharged
                   Secretary's Desk
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0195    NOVAK - CHRISTENSEN - MADIGAN,MJ.
  Congratulates Colleen Callahan on being recognized by the American Women in
Radio and Television Association.
      May 19 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME
                                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                             Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0196    HASARA.
  Commends American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators.
      May 20 1988                         Resolution adopted
      May 24       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0197 MADIGAN,MJ.
  Congratulates the National Association of Biology Teachers on its 50th
anniversary.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Jun 01       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor SAVICKAS
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.


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HJR-0197-Cont.


      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0198    BUGIELSKI.
  Congratulates St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr School on being chosen as an ex-
emplary school by the United States Department of Education.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Jun 01       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0199 CAPPARELLI - TERZICH - MCAULIFFE - DELEO.
  Requests the United States Postal Service to issue a stamp commemorating the
Illinois Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DUDYCZ
                                          Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                              Recommended be adopted 011-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                              Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0201    CURRAN.
   Calls for the two Houses to convene in Joint Session on Thursday, June 9, 1988 at
 12:00 o'clock noon to hear the Governor's address regarding an income tax increase.
      Jun 02 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Jun 08       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

 HJR-0202   MADIGAN,MJ.
   Commends Montgomery Ward & Co. for corporate contributions to Chicago.
      Jun 07 1988                          Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                                           Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10       Primary Sponsor Changed To ROCK
                                           Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

 HJR-0203   MATIJEVICH.
   Calls for the return of the Senate on Tuesday, June 14, 1988, at 12:00 o'clock
 noon; and the House on Wednesday, June 15, 1988 at 12:00 o'clock noon.
       Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted
       Jun 10       Arrive Senate
                    Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                    Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

 HJR-0204   HASARA, SIEBEN, SALTSMAN, CURRAN, BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEGHER,
            MAUTINO AND TUERK.
   Congratulates "People to People" students traveling to Soviet Union.


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Jun 15 1988


Resolution adopted




HJR-0204-Cont.


     Jun 16       Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
     Jun 17                             Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0205   STANGE - MCCRACKEN - DANIELS.
  Congratulates the Faith Methodist Church on its 125th anniversary.
     Jun 16 1988                        Resolution adopted
     Jun 17       Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                        Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0208   MAUTINO - DEJAEGHER, BRUNSVOLD, BRESLIN, SALTSMAN,
           HOMER, ACKERMAN AND TUERK.
  Creates Joint Committee on Surface Mined Land Reclamation.
     Jun 23 1988                        Referred to Rules
     Jun 27       Tabled By Sponsor HRUL

HJR-0209   MAUTINO - MULCAHEY - CURRAN - ROPP - ACKERMAN, HULT-
           GREN, BLACK, JOHNSON, COUNTRYMAN AND FLINN.
  Creates Joint Committee on Light Rail Transportation.
      Jun 23 1988                       Referred to Rules
      Jun 27      Tabled By Sponsor HRUL

HJR-0210   DELEO - MADIGAN,MJ - DANIELS - DALEY - GIORGI, CAPPARELLI,
           HARRIS, GIGLIO, HOMER, LAURINO, FARLEY, MAUTINO, MCAULIF-
           FE AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Patrick Duff of Chicago on being named Man of the Year by the
Villa Scalabrini.
      Jun 24 1988                       Resolution adopted
      Jun 27      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor ROCK
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                            Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0212   MAYS.
  Congratulates Quincy High School Quiz Team on winning the State of Illinois
Championship.
      Jun 27 1988                       Resolution adopted
      Jun 28      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor DONAHUE
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                            Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0215   MADIGAN,MJ.
  Calls for the return of both houses on Thursday, November 10, 1988 at 12:00
o'clock noon and, upon adjournment on that date, calls for their return on Tuesday,
November 15, 1988 at 12:00 o'clock noon.
      Jul 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HJR-0217   KUBIK.
  Commends the staffs of the Altenheim Geriatric Center and the Community Ed-
ucation Council of Forest Park.


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HJR-0217-Cont.


      Nov 15 1988                        Resolution adopted
      Nov 16      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                             Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0218   MADIGAN,MJ.
  Commends Comptroller Roland Burris on his first decade as an elected official in
the State of Illinois.
      Nov 17 1988                        Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor ROCK
                                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0220   HARRIS.
  Congratulates Georgetown University on its bicentennial.
      Nov 17 1988                        Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor MACDONALD
                                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0221    MAUTINO AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates John Killam of Jacksonville on his retirement as lobbyist for the
Illinois Beef Association.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolution adopted
                   Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0222    MCPIKE.
  Calls for the return of both Houses on Tuesday, November 29, 1988, at 12:00
o'clock noon.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolution adopted

HJR-0223    PARKE AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Memorial to Brigadier General James G. Fanning, Chicago.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted
      Nov 30       Arrive Senate
                   Sen Sponsor HUDSON
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted
                   Adopted both Houses

HJR-0224    CURRAN - PULLEN - HASARA, DOEDERLEIN, HANNIG, REGAN,
            WILLIAMSON, HALLOCK, STECZO, STEPHENS, GIORGI AND WO-
            JCIK.
   Creates an Advisory Board on Abortion Risks and Effects.
      Nov 29 1988                         Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Nov 30                              Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                            Affairs
                                          Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                          SPKRS TABLE FOR
                                          IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                          -CURRAN
                                          Re-assigned to Rules


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HJR-0224-Cont.


      Dec 01                            Motion filed SUSPEND RULE 14
                                        AND ADVANCE TO
                                        SPKRS TABLE FOR
                                        IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                        -CURRAN
                  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 14/090-021-001
                  Speaker's Table
                                        Resolution adopted 083-031-001
      Jan 10 1989 Session Sine Die HRUL

HJR-0225   KUBIK.
  Congratulates Father Zacharias Elapunkal on the occasion of his 25th anniversa-
ry as a priest.
      Dec 01 1988                       Resolution adopted
                  Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor TOPINKA
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                        Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0226   BRAUN, MADIGAN,MJ, CURRIE, BOWMAN, LEVIN, BRESLIN, SAT-
           TERTHWAITE, LEFLORE, YOUNG,A, MORROW, YOUNGE,W, WHITE,
           WILLIAMS, FLOWERS, SHAW, DAVIS, RICE, JONES,L, JONES,S AND
           TURNER.
  Mourns the death of human rights leader Al Raby, Chicago.
      Nov 30 1988                       Resolution adopted
      Dec 01      Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor NEWHOUSE
                  Added As A Joint Sponsor NETSCH
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                        Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0227   RYDER.
  Congratulates Harold Bushnell on his retirement from the Jacksonville Develop-
mental Center after 37 years.
      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted
                  Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                            Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0228   NOVAK.
  Congratulates Joseph Connelly on his retirement after 30 years of outstanding
teaching and administration at Eastern IL University.
      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted
                  Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                            Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses

HJR-0229   DANIELS, BARNES, BARGER, COWLISHAW, HENSEL, HOFFMAN,
           MCCRACKEN, PARKE, PETKA, STANGE AND WOJCIK.
  Congratulates DuPage County on the 150th commemoration of its birthday.
      Jan 10 1989                       Resolution adopted
                  Arrive Senate
                  Sen Sponsor PHILIP
                  Added As A Co-sponsor TOPINKA
                                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                        Resolution adopted
                  Adopted both Houses


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SR-0461     DEGNAN.
  Memorializes the U.S. Postal Service Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee to
honor the late Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley with a commemorative postage
stamp.
      Jun 28 1987                         Referred to Executive
      May 11 1988                         Recommended be adopted 016-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-0617     ROCK.
  Urges the President and Congress to enter into a Free Trade Agreement with
Canada.
      Oct 22 1987                         Referred to Executive
      May 11 1988                         Recommended be adopted 016-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                              Resolution adopted

SR-0628     SEVERNS - GEO-KARIS.
   Urges Congress to pass House Resolution 2052 to support the use of ethanol.
      Oct 22 1987                         Referred to Executive
      May 10 1988 Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS
                                          Committee Executive
      Jun 23                              Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-0755     KELLY - JONES - BROOKINS.
   Urges the Governor and Illinois Dept. of Public Health to locate a Cancer Infor-
mation and Research Center in southeast Cook County.
      Jan 13 1988                         Referred to Executive
      May 11                              Recommended be adopted 012-001-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                              Resolution adopted

SR-0763     MAROVITZ.
   Commends Christie Hefner, president of Playboy Enterprises, Inc., upon receiv-
ing the Spirit of Life Award from the City of Hope National Medical Center.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0764     HALL AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority on its 75th Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0765     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Claude Walton as he retires from the Chicago Park District.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0766     JONES.
   Congratulates Reverend Anthony Joseph Vader on his 20th Anniversary at Holy
Name of Mary in Chicago.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted




SR-0767


SR-0767     LECHOWICZ.
  Congratulates Benjamin Kadolph of Boy Scout Troop #982 in Chicago on be-
coming an Eagle Scout.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0768     SAVICKAS.
  Commemorates the 70th anniversary of Lithuania's Independence Day.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0769     SAVICKAS.
  Congratulates and commends the Lithuanian Council of Chicago as they cele-
brate the 70th anniversary of Lithuanian Independence.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0770     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates James E. Patrick of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0771     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Russell Schultz of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0772     LECHOWICZ.
   Commends Suzanne Hamer in organizing the Illinois State Quilt project.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0773     ALEXANDER.
   Congratulates Mrs. Lula Mae Rhodes Craddock as she celebrates her 100th
Birthday.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0774     DEANGELIS - MAHAR - KELLY.
   Congratulates the Marian Catholic High School Marching Band on winning the
Grand National Championship.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0775     ROCK.
   Honor Cecil A. Partee for his many years of dedicated public service and he was
 the first elected to the IL House of Representatives.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0776    JONES.
   Congratulates Mamie Grace Rowland on her 90th Birthday.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-0777


SR-0777     CARROLL.
  Congratulates Bernard Finkel, of Skokie, Illinois, on the 25th Anniversary of his
radio program, the Jewish Community Hour.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-0778     MAROVITZ.
  Honors Walter Payton upon his retirement from the Chicago Bears.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-0779     MAROVITZ.
   Honors Gary Fencik upon his retirement from the Chicago Bears.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-0780     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Blake Martin of Decatur on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-0781     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Joseph Kopetz of Decatur on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-0782     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Belle Black of Sullivan on her 100th birthday.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-0783     JONES.
   Congratulates Girl Scout Jennifer Altenhoff on winning the Silver Award.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-0784     JONES.
   Congratulates Girl Scout Lisa Leo on winning the Gold Award.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-0785     JONES.
   Congratulates Girl Scout Martha Zontek on winning the Silver Award.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0786    JONES.
   Congratulates Girl Scout Andrea Hasier on winning the Silver Award.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0787    JONES.
   Congratulates Girl Scout Kim Adducci on winning the Silver Award.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-0788


SR-0788     JONES.
  Congratulates Girl Scout Erin Nye on winning the Silver Award.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0789     JONES.
  Congratulates Girl Scout Melissa Kupski on winning the Silver Award.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0790     KARPIEL.
  Commends Lake Park High School, of Roselle, on dance marathon for United
Way.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0791     KARPIEL.
  Commend Zack Soiya of Bloomingdale on receiving an award for running a den-
tal clinic for the needy.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0792     KARPIEL.
   Congratulates Mayor Fred Norris, of St. Charles, on winning the Charlamagne
award.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0793     DEANGELIS.
   Welcomes Signore Magenta of the Lombardia region of Italy to Illinois.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0794     DEANGELIS.
   Congratulates Mount Carmel School in Chicago Heights on its 75th
 Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0795    WATSON.
   Congratulates Eagle Scout Andre Luttrell of Orland Park.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0796    SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Clare Morganthaler, Decatur, on being named as one of the Jay-
 cees' 10 Outstanding Young People.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0797    BROOKINS.
   Congratulates Nicholas Crnokrak on becoming an Eagle Scout.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-0798     BROOKINS.
  Congratulates Pastor T. L. Barrett, Jr. on the 20th anniversary of his ministry.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0799     MAHAR.
  Congratulates Sean O'Brien of Homewood on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0800     MAHAR.
  Congratulates Edward Tam of Homewood, II, on Eagle Scout award.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0801     MAHAR.
   Congratulates Lynn "Rocky" Dellamano" on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0802     MAHAR - DEANGELIS - KELLY.
   Commends Dave Miller-Southern Suburbs Chamber of Commerce Outstanding
Citizen.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0803     MAHAR - DEANGELIS - KELLY.
   Congratulates Shirley Green on being named Outstanding Citizen by the South-
ern Suburb Chamber of Commerce.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0804     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the Lyons Evangelical Free Church on its 30th anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0805     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the James T. Manning School in Westmont on its 60th
 anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0806    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Slovak Association on acquiring Rolling Hills Manor Nursing
 Home, in Zion, Illinois.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0807    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates .,Nancy Bell, recipient of the Athena Award from the Downers
 Grove Chamber of Commerce.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


SR-0798


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SR-0808


SR-0808     TOPINKA.
  Commends West District Office of Chicago's Family Care Services on 25th
Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0809     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Hauser Jr. High Students on their remarkable efforts in collecting
cans of food for the needy.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0810     TOPINKA.
   Welcomes Reverend Vladimir Khailo from the Soviet Union.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0811     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Lodge Sionilli No 710 as it celebrates its 60th Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0812     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Dr. William Frymark as the 1987 Medical Service Award
 Recipient.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0813     TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates AEI on its 75th Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0814    VADALABENE AND ALL SENATORS.
   Declares the first week in March as Free Enterprise Week in Illinois.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0815    LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Dr. Mitchell V. Kaminski.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0816    LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates Emily Skorupa of Chicago on her 100th Birthday.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0817    DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates H.J. Birch Optical Co. Inc. of Chicago on its 50th anniversary.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


SR-0818  DUDYCZ.


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SR-0818-Cont.


  Congratulates Marion Meeks on his 32 years of military service.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0819     LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns death of retired Police Commander John R. O'Shea of Chicago.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0820     LECHOWICZ.
  Congratulates Li'l Wally Jagiello, the Polka King, on 50 years in entertaining.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0821     HUDSON - MAHAR.
  Congratulates Samuel J. Kelley on being Darien's Citizen of the Year.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0822     RAICA.
  Congratulates Lee Niemand who rescued four-year old Sammy Kucia's life.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0823     RAICA.
   Congratulates Jerome and Frances Perczynski on their 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0824     KELLY - DEANGELIS - MAHAR.
   Commends Gallagher Asphalt of Thornton.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0825     KARPIEL.
   Commends Officer Brandenburg of the St. Charles Police department on his
service.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0826     KARPIEL.
   Commends Officer Finley of the St. Charles Police department on his service.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0827    HAWKINSON.
   Commends Hazel Fritz of Peoria on community service.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr,
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0828    BROOKINS.
   Commends Jacqueline Jackson on her humanitarian efforts.
       Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-0829     DUDYCZ.
  Congratulates Roger Schmohe on 25th Anniversary in the Lutheran teaching
ministry.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0830     MACDONALD.
  Commends the Village of Arlington Heights for winning the 1987 Chicago Area
Urban Innovation Project Award.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0831     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates Donald Morton, of Arlington Heights, on his retirement from the
Savings and Loan business.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0832     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates James J. McGrath, retiring President of William Rainey Harper
University in Palatine, Illinois.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0833     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates Vince Glasgow of Rolling Meadows for saving the life of Aesook
Yim.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0834     MACDONALD.
   Congratulates the Hersey High School Huskies on winning the Class 6-A foot-
ball title.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0835     MACDONALD.
   Congratulates Dr. Donald V. Strong on his retirement from the Arlington
 Heights Elementary School District 25 as Superintendent.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0836     MACDONALD.
   Congratulates Paddock Publications as it celebrates its 90th anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0837     MACDONALD - KEATS.
   Congratulates Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. High School of Wheeling on winning
 an Excellence in Education Award in 1987.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0838    MACDONALD - KEATS.
   Congratulates Wheeling High School on winning Award for Excellence.
      Feb 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-0839                           2058

SR-0839    MACDONALD - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Commends Father John Smyth and the Maryville City of Youth on receiving an
award from the President's Child Safety Partnership Committee.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                        Resolution adopted

SR-0840    LECHOWICZ - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of John F. Leon, a former member of the House.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                        Resolution adopted

SR-0841    GEO-KARIS - BARKHAUSEN - PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of the late State Senator John Conolly.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                        Resolution adopted

SR-0842    HALL AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns Death of Chief Circuit Judge Richard Hudlin.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0843    TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Reverend Benjamin De Jong of Wheaton.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0845     WATSON - MAITLAND - O'DANIEL - KUSTRA - DUNN,RALPH, BER-
            MAN, VADALABENE, JACOBS, SCHUNEMAN AND JOYCE,JEROME.
   Urges Congress to delay implementation of The Asbestos Hazard Emergency
 Response Act.
      Feb 25 1988                        Referred to Executive
      Apr 14                             Recommended be adopted 014-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Apr 27                             Resolution adopted 051-002-000

 SR-0846    RAICA - DUDYCZ - PHILIP AND ALL REPUBLICAN SENATORS.
   Urges the U.S. Congress to increase the Social Security benefits paid to persons
 born between 1917 and 1921.
      Feb 25 1988                        Referred to Executive
      Apr 21                             Recommended be adopted 017-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                             Resolution adopted

 SR-0848    TOPINKA.
   Extends reporting date for the Senate Select Committee on Medicaid HMO
 Abuses to December 31, 1988.
      Feb 25 1988                        Referred to Executive
      Apr 21                             Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                             Resolution adopted

 SR-0849    LECHOWICZ, ROCK, PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
   Commend retiring public service James Kiley.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted







SR-0850    DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates the Albert Wehners of Chester on 70th Wedding Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0851     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates Mary Prost of Columbia on her many achievements.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0852     DUNN,RALPH.
  Commends Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ghent on their contributions to Columbia.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0853     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates and commends Jean Henderson as she retires from the Columbia
Public Library.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0854     DEMUZIO AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Brad Stockstill and Pat O'Neal of Mt. Olive on winning Class A
State Wrestling Championships.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0855     SMITH AND ALL SENATORS.
   Commends Pearline Cunigan for her outstanding work as a secretary.
      Feb 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0856     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Decatur Firestone on 25th Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0857     LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates Ralph H. Mizzi of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0858     LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates Lee Sherry of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0859    LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates Daryl Ashbeck upon becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0860    WATSON.
   Congratulates Mike Bond of Greenville on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-0850




SR-0861


SR-0861     ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Francis L. Lyons upon his retirement from the Illinois State
Police.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0862     GEO-KARIS.
  Commends L. Michael Galgan of Warren Township High School on 36 years of
teaching.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0863     RAICA.
   Congratulates Eric Hansen on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0864     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Pana High School Basketball team on winning the Class A State
Basketball Tournament.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0865     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Margo Freimuth of Argenta-Oreana High School on winning the
Macon County Conservation Teacher of the Year Award.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0866     HOLMBERG.
   Congratulates William Nelson, retiring CEO of Clarcor in Rockford.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0867     ROCK - PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Sam Mitchell of Palatine upon his 50th birthday.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0868     KUSTRA.
   Congratulates Police Chief Clarence Emrikson on his retirement from more than
 thirty years of service with the Niles Police Department.
      Mar 23 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0869    DEANGELIS.
   Congratulates the Crescenti's of Chicago heights on 40th Wedding Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0870    JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
   Congratulates Harriett Brown on 37 year career at Chicago Park District.
       Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-0871    DEGNAN.
  Congratulates Michael Burns on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0872     DEGNAN.
  Commends Eagle Scout Patrick J. Romcoe of Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0873     DEGNAN.
  Commends Eagle Scout Robert Mizera, of Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0874     SAVICKAS.
  Marks retirement of Marvin L. Jones from GTE.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0875     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates the Reverend Anthony J. Zakarauskas on his retirement.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0876     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Steven Delaney of Boy Scout Troop # 1470 in Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0877     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Jeffrey Goc of Boy Scout Troop #1470 in Chicago on becoming an
 Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0878    SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Keith Gerardy on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0879    SAVICKAS.
   Commend Queen of Universe Parish, Chicago, on a community liturgy.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0880    KELLY.
   Congratulates Thornton Township High School on winning State Speech
 Championship.
       Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0881    KELLY.
   Congratulates Tami and Joseph Ragonese of Hazel Crest on neighborliness.
       Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-0882


SR-0882    KELLY.
  Commends the service at the Balhan Shell service station in Hazel Crest.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0883     VADALABENE.
  Congratulates Shirley Roberts of Chicago on AMVETS presidency.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0884     VADALABENE.
  Congratulates James B. King of Springfield on his election as the National Com-
mander of AMVETS.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0885     VADALABENE AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Joseph White on being named Illinois Department of AMVETS
Commander for 1987-88.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0886     VADALABENE.
  Commends Dorothy J. Stoddard, AMVETS Nation Auxiliary President,
  1987-88.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0887     RIGNEY.
   Congratulates Michael D. Sims of Freeport on receiving a 1987 Honeywell Tech-
nical Award.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0888     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates and commends Daniel L. Goodwin, Oak Brook, on being named
Outstanding Business Leader for 1987 by the Oak Brook Jaycees.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0889     TOPINKA.
   Recognizes 70th anniversary of Lithuanian independence.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0890     BERMAN - DAVIDSON.
   Condemns recent anti-semitic acts in Springfield and calls upon law enforcement
officers and prosecutors to devote full attention to such crimes.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0891     TOPINKA.
   Marks the 40th Anniversary of the Riverside Branch of AAUW.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-0892


SR-0892    TOPINKA - RAICA.
  Congratulates Illinois School District 100 on 100th year.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0893     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Lambda Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta at Northwestern on
75th Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0894     O'DANIEL.
  Congratulates the Teutopolis High School Girls' Basketball Team on winning
the Class A title.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0895     FAWELL - KARPIEL - PHILIP.
   Congratulates Caroline Lee of Carol Stream, U.S. Novice Ladies' Skating
Champion.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0896     GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates the Antioch Fire Department on its 75th Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0897    LECHOWICZ - KELLY AND ALL SENATORS.
   Commends the American Legion on its 69th Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0898    RAICA.
   Congratulates Gerald J. Wasik, Jr., Boy Scout Troop 654, Chicago Area Coun-
 cil, on earning the rank of Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0899    RAICA.
   Congratulates Jim Vondrak on the purchase of the Vondrak Publications Group.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0900    BERMAN - KEATS.
   Urges Austrian president Kurt Waldheim to resign.
       Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0901    MADIGAN - LUFT AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns death of William Zimmerman of Pekin.
       Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-0902    D'ARCO AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Dino Vocino of Vineland.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0903    HALL - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Alvin Lester Rountree of Springfield.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0904    TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns loss of Joseph K. Blackman, Jr., of Hinsdale.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0905     KELLY - HUDSON - LECHOWICZ - DAVIDSON - POSHARD.
   Marks Respect for Life Week, October 2-9, 1988.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0906 LECHOWICZ - KELLY - JOYCEJEREMIAH - DUDYCZ - RAICA.
   Urges City Council to extend medical coverage to annuitants from Chicago pen-
sion funds.
      Mar 23 1988                        Referred to Executive
      Apr 07                             Committee discharged
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor DUDYCZ
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor RAICA
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0907     LUFT - DONAHUE.
   Urges Congress to reinstate diesel excise tax for farmers.
      Mar 23 1988                        Referred to Executive
      May 11                             Recommended be adopted 016-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                             Resolution adopted

SR-0908     LUFT - DONAHUE.
   Urges Congress to change collection procedures on gas and gasohol excise tax.
      Mar 23 1988                        Referred to Executive
      May 11                             Recommended be adopted 016-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                             Resolution adopted

 SR-0909    DAVIDSON - PHILIP, WEAVER,S, MADIGAN, MAITLAND AND
            DUNN,RALPH.
   Urges Congress to amend the Internal Revenue Code to exempt nonelective de-
 ferred compensation from taxation upon accrual.
      Mar 23 1988                        Referred to Executive
      Apr 28                             Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      May 05                             Resolution adopted

 SR-0910    DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Father Fraser of Chicago on 46th Anniversary as priest.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted


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SR-0911


SR-0911    MACDONALD.
  Commends Robert A. Hoese, Principal of Rolling Meadows High School, on the
occasion of his retirement.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0912     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates Frank J. Dempsey on retirement from Arlington Heights Memori-
al Library.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0913     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates Barbara Marchok of Arlington Heights on Nursing Award.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0914     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates Preston Carson on being named a Master Farmer for 1988 by
Prairie Farmer Magazine.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0915     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Father Jakubowski on his consecration as a Bishop at Holy Name
Cathedral in Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0916     BROOKINS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Howard Spooner of Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0917     BROOKINS.
   Commend Optimist Club of Chicago for helping youth.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0918    BROOKINS.
   Commends police career of Melvin Alexander of Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0919    POSHARD.
   Congratulates the John A. Logan College Lady Volunteers women's basketball
 team on their winning season.
      Mar 23 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0920    BERMAN.
   Congratulates St. Ignatius of Chicago on 80th Anniversary.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-0921


SR-0921     HAWKINSON.
  Congratulates Hersey Hawkins of Bradley University on being named Collegiate
Player of the Year by the United States Basketball Writers Association.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0922     HAWKINSON.
  Congratulates the Bradley Braves basketball team on a successful season.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0923     SMITH.
  Welcomes Rev. P. David Saunders to the Quinn Chapel African Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0924     VADALABENE.
   Recognizes May 7, 1988, as Illinois Rails to Trails Day.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0925     VADALABENE.
   Congratulates Evelyn Yager on her retirement from employment with State af-
ter 46 years.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0926     LUFT.
   Congratulates Byron Delaware of Boy Scout Troop 89 of Pekin on becoming an
Eagle Scout.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0927     LUFF.
   Congratulates Andrew Wehr of Boy Scout Troop 89 of Pekin on becoming an Ea-
gle Scout.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0928     JACOBS.
   Honors the memory of Walter Petraitis of East Moline.
      Apr 07 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0929    ZITO.
   Congratulates Father Nicholas Marro, C. S., upon the attainment of the silver
 anniversary of his ordination into the priesthood.
      Apr 07 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-0930    LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates the Resurrection Sisters for accomplishing the union of Resurrec-
 tion Hospital and the John F. Kenndey Medical Center.
      Apr 07 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-0931


SR-0931     DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Leo Fitzgerald of Springfield on his 82nd birthday.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0932     MAROVITZ.
  Commends Danny Newman of Chicago, for his Arts leadership.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0933     GEO-KARIS.
  Commends Robert Lindblad's service to Antioch school district.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0934     BARKHAUSEN.
  Congratulates the Junior League of Chicago as it celebrates its 75th year of
service.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0935     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Bini Slowiak Husain on being named Woman of the Year by the
International Polka Association.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0936     KUSTRA.
   Congratulates Raymond Giovannelli for his promotion to Niles Chief of Police.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0937     TOPINKA.
   Recognizes March 27, 1988, as the 70th anniversary of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence of Bielarus.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0938     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates John M. Dineen of Chicago on being named the Emerald Society
 Man of the Year for 1988.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0939     KUSTRA.
   Congratulates Tom R. Holsen on his retirement after teaching driver education
 for twenty-nine years in Maine Township District 207.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-0940    GEO-KARIS - BARKHAUSEN AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns Robert O'Farrell baseball player from Waukegan.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-0941    MADIGAN AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Arlene Ward of Washington.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0942     LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Lake County Sheriff Robert H. "Mickey" Babcox.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0943     SMITH - BROOKINS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns death of Vera Ruth Rockhold of Chicago.
      Apr 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0944     DEL VALLE - GEO-KARIS.
  Urges Congress to extend the amnesty program under the Immigration Control
and Reform Act of 1986.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Extends the reporting date of the Illinois State agency responsible for administer-
ing the federal State Legalization Impact Assistance Grants (SLIAG) to June 1,
1988. Reworks the required contents of the of the report.
      Apr 07 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Apr 21                              Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
                   Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS
                   Secretary's Desk
      Apr 28           Amendment No.01    DEL VALLE
                                          & GEO-KARIS
                                          Adopted
                                          Resolution adopted 053-000-000

SR-0945     GEO-KARIS - SAVICKAS.
   Urges Soviet Union to free its Baltic States.
      Apr 07 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Apr 21       Added As A Joint Sponsor SAVICKAS
                                          Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0946    KELLY.
   Congratulates the Hillcrest Mathletes on the Ninth Consecutive SICA Title.
      Apr 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0947    KELLY - JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
   Congratulates George S. Bieber, retiring Principal of Bremen High School in
 Midlothian, Illinois.
      Apr 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0948    SEVERNS.
   Congratulates the Tabernacle Baptist Church as it celebrates its 50th
 Anniversary.
      Apr 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted


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SR-0949


SR-0949    RAICA - PHILIP - DUDYCZ, MAHAR AND SCHAFFER.
  Urges Congress to authorize and appropriate funding to fulfill Fed. Clean Water
Act of 1972 mandates concerning separate sanitary sewer systems for groundwater
infiltration and stormwater inflow in suburban Cook County.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Changes clauses in preamble to include municipalities and sewer systems
throughout Illinois.
      Apr 08 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Apr 21                              Recommnded be adopted amend
                                           012-000-002
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29           Amendment No.01    EXECUTIVE            Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended

SR-0950     DEANGELIS - MAHAR - KELLY - ROCK.
  Congratulates James Lagestee on being awarded the "Spirit of Life" Award by
the City of Hope National Medical Center and the Beckman Research Institute.
      Apr 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0951     WOODYARD.
   Congratulates the Mooneys, of Chrisman, on Ford Motors award.
      Apr 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0952     DUNN,RALPH.
   Commend Ollie and Bonnie Riebeling of Columbia for their contributions to
their community.
      Apr 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0953    ROCK.
   Declares April 20, 1988 as Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Day in
 Illinois.
      Apr 08 1988                         Assigned to Executive
      Apr 13                              Committee discharged
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0954    NEWHOUSE.
   Congratulates Veronica Young on receiving a scholarship and the Chicago Chil-
 dren's Choir for their excellent musicianship and spirit.
      Apr 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0955    KUSTRA.
   Congratulates Michael J. LeComte for becoming an Eagle Scout.
       Apr 12 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Apr 14                             Resolution adopted

 SR-0956    HAWKINSON.
   Commends Junior League of Peoria's work for a cancer research foundation.
       Apr 12 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Apr 14                             Resolution adopted


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SR-0957


SR-0957     DUDYCZ.
  Congratulates Chicago Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #7 on 25th Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0958     TOPINKA - DUDYCZ.
  Marks the millennium of Ukrainian Christianity.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0959     TOPINKA.
  Commends Denny Moran, Forest Park's Citizen of the Year.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0960     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Reverend Andrew Swasko on his 50th Anniversary at the Berwyn
United Lutheran Church.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0961     TOPINKA.
   Recognizes the 25th Anniversary of the LaGrange Area Branch of the NAACP.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0962     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the Chicago Zither Club on its 75th Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0963     WATSON.
   Congratulates the Koch family on winning the Clinton County Farm Family
Award.
      Apr 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0964     DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates the Jacksonville High School boys basketball team.
      Apr 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0965     ROCK.
   Congratulates Mr. Alfred H. Gallagher for serving 50 years on the Oak Park
 Board of Realtors.
      Apr 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0966     ROCK.
   Congratulates Sr. Colette Jolie as the recipient of the 1988 Catherine McAuley
 Leadership Award.
      Apr 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted


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SR-0967    TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Lyons Township High School on its 100th anniversary.
      Apr 13 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                             Resolution adopted

SR-0968     ETHEREDGE - HUDSON.
  Commends the Naperville Crime Stoppers and urges the International Crime
Stoppers to hold the International Conference in Naperville.
      Apr 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0969     GEO-KARIS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Anna Matsko of Springfield on her 75th birthday.
      Apr 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0970     GEO-KARIS, PHILIP, SCHAFFER, BARKHAUSEN, KEATS, WEAVERS,
            DEANGELIS, MACDONALD AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Abbott Laboratories on 100 years of quality health care service.
      Apr 13 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 14                              Resolution adopted

SR-0971     SEVERNS.
  Congratulates Reverend R.A. Kruzan on his 91st birthday.
      Apr 14 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0972     MAROVITZ.
   Recognizes the renaming of the Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School in Chica-
go, and the contributions of Bernard Zell.
      Apr 14 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0973     BROOKINS - SMITH.
   Celebrates the gala banquet of the annual conference of the North District of
 Chicago's African Methodist Episcopal Church April 15, 1988, and its presiding el-
 ders and honorees, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Roy L. Miller.
      Apr 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0974    DEANGELIS.
   Commends Warren Baker, retiring Peotone mayor.
      Apr 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0975    NEWHOUSE.
   Congratulates Ola M. Roudez on Parkway Community House Honor.
      Apr 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0976    DUNN,THOMAS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Corinne Posadas on winning the Attorney General's Illinois Con-
 sumer Awareness Poster Contest.
      Apr 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-0977


SR-0977     SMITH - BROOKINS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns Chester E. Dixon.
      Apr 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

SR-0978     NEWHOUSE AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Dr. Robert Mendelsohn of Evanston.
      Apr 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

SR-0979     LECHOWICZ.
  Congratulates Edward L. Lancott upon his receipt of the Chicago Lung Associa-
tion's Gold Medallion for Distinguished Service Award.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

SR-0980     NEWHOUSE.
   Congratulates The School of Chicago Ballet for its contributions to the literary,
visual and performing arts.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

SR-0981     ALEXANDER.
   Congratulates Senator and Mrs. Brookins on their 30th Wedding Anniversary.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-0982     BROOKINS.
   Congratulates Soul Reviving    Missionary  Baptist Church   on  its 36th
Anniversary.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

SR-0983     WOODYARD.
   Congratulates Melvin Myers of Danville on his 50th birthday.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

SR-0984     FAWELL.
   Congratulates Harold Gaede as the 1988 IL Retailer of the Year by th IL Retail
 Merchants Association.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

SR-0985     ETHEREDGE.
   Congratulates Rosary High School, of Aurora, on its 25th anniversary.
      Apr 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                              Resolution adopted

 SR-0986    POSHARD.
   Congratulates Wallace and Fay Walter for their 70th Wedding Anniversary.
      Apr 20 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 21                               Resolution adopted


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SR-0987


SR-0987    DEMUZIO - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Paul Verticchio of Benld.
      Apr 21 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0988    LECHOWICZ, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Commends Justice Seymour Simon of Chicago upon his recent retirement from
the Illinois Supreme Court.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-0989    KELLY.
  Congratulates Margaret Mary Hennessy on making National Honor Society.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-0990     BROOKINS.
  Congratulates Hubert Holton, Sr., as he retires from the Chicago Police Depart-
ment and commends Hubert Holton, Jr., for his service.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-0991     KUSTRA.
  Dedicate a sculpture to the memory of a reowned IL structural engineer, Dr. Fa-
zlur Rahman Khan, on May 20, 1988, in Chicago.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-0992     KUSTRA.
  Congratulates the Maine West High School Girls Basketball Team for their fine
record this year.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-0993     KUSTRA.
   Recognize the week of May 15 as Ileitis and Colitis Awareness Week.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-0994     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Don and Mary Veverka on their outstanding community service in
 La Grange Park.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

 SR-0995    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Daniel Pancake on West Suburban Chamber of Commerce honor.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

 SR-0996    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Rich Port YMCA and Richard Snoddy on Award from West Sub-
 urban Chamber of Commerce.


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SR-0996-Cont.


      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-0997    TOPINKA.
  Congratulates William H. Wardle on West Suburban Chamber of Commerce
Award.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted

SR-0998    TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Helen Karkazis, of La Grange, on being chosen as Woman of the
Year by the West Suburban Chamber of Commerce.
      Apr 26 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted

SR-0999     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Edward and Audrey Johnson on Citizen of Year Award.
      Apr 26 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted

SR-1000     DUDYCZ.
  Honor the millennium of Ukrainian Christianity and in promoting the spread of
religious freedom and toleration throughout the world.
      Apr 26 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted

SR-1001     MAHAR.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jachim of Chicago on their 50th anniversary.
      Apr 26 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted

SR-1002     VADALABENE - HALL AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Congressman Melvin Price.
      Apr 26 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted

SR-1004     ROCK.
   Commends Dr. Lucente, of Chicago, on retiring after 10 years as Superintendent
of District 4.
      Apr 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1005     CARROLL.
   Congratulates and commends the Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs on its 38th
 Annual Midwest Region Conference.
      Apr 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted

SR-1006     VADALABENE.
   Congratulates Monsignor Suddes on 50th Anniversary of his ordination.
      Apr 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1007    ROCK.
  Congratulates Father John J. Quinn upon the attainment of the silver anniversa-
ry of his ordination.
      Apr 27 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-1008    PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Lillian Baar, mother of Senator Topinka.
      Apr 27 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-1009    WEAVER,S - SEVERNS - WOODYARD AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns tragic death of State Police Special Agent Sergeant Virgil Bensyl who
was killed in a shootout in Oconee.
      Apr 27 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-1010     DAVIDSON - MAHAR.
  Congratulates Aaron Vangeison as he retires from the Illinois Department of
Public Health.
      Apr 27 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-1011     LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Lewis Hansen of Chicago.
      Apr 27 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-1012     BARKHAUSEN AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Mickey Babcox, Lake County Sheriff.
      Apr 27 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Apr 28                             Resolution adopted

SR-1013     DEL VALLE AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Sister Mary Lolita, who taught the young for 50 years.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

 SR-1014    HOLMBERG - RIGNEY - ETHEREDGE - FRIEDLAND - GEO-KARIS -
            SCHAFFER - SCHUNEMAN.
   Congratulates Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Rockford on its 50th
 anniversary.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

 SR-1015    MAROVITZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Carmelito Llapitan of Chicago.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

 SR-1016    KEATS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Dr. Mary Giffin on her retirement from the Irene Josselyn Clinic.
      Apr 28 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-1017


SR-1017     BROOKINS.
  Congratulates Sherman Hicks, new Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
      Apr 28 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1018     ROCK.
  Congratulates City of Hope in Park Ridge, Illinois.
      Apr 28 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1019     SAVICKAS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Lt. Colonel Richard Stone on his 50th birthday.
      Apr 28 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1020     SMITH AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Reverend Joseph Wells on 48th Anniversary.
      Apr 28 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1021     KUSTRA.
   Congratulates Michael P. Karasch for becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 03 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                              Resolution adopted

SR-1022     DUNN,RALPH.
   Congratulates W.B. Guthrie as the recipient of the VIP Award from the Du
 Quoin Rotary Club.
      May 03 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1023    ROCK, PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Harry Golden, Jr., dean of the Chicago City Hall reporters.
      May 03 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 04       Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1024    GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates Jean Fenton of Zion as the recipient of the Exchange Club's Gol-
 den Deeds Award.
       May 03 1988 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1025    LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates the congregation of the St. Viator upon the 100th anniversary of
 its founding.
       May 03 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       May 06                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1026    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the Village of Lyons on its 100th anniversary.
       May 04 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       May 06                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1027    ROCK.
  Congratulates and commends Norman Dahl as he retires as Executive Adminis-
trator of Lions of Illinois Foundation.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted

SR-1028    ZITO.
  Congratulates the Northwest Real Estate Board on its 65th anniversary and to
members, officers, directors and administrative staff.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted

SR-1029    DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates Father William Brandmeyer on 51 years in priesthood.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted

SR-1030    ROCK AND MACDONALD.
  Congratulates Father John P. Smyth upon being named St. Mary of Nazareth
Hospital Center's Man of the Year.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06      Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1031    BROOKINS.
  Congratulates Daniel L. Goodwin for being "Outstanding Business Leader" by
the Oak Brook Jaycees.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted

SR-1032    SMITH - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates South Park Baptist Church on its 53rd anniversary.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted

SR-1033    CARROLL.
  Commends Peter Winninger, of Chicago, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted

SR-1034    DEMUZIO AND ALL SENATORS.
  Commends the Lincoln Girl Scout Council for its 10th year of collecting dona-
tions for Goodwill Industries.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted

SR-1035    BROOKINS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Mr. Bennett Stewart, former Congressman and Alderman,
of Chicago.
      May 04 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted


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SR-1036-Cont.


  Congratulates Mrs. Suzy Katz, San Francisco, on being named "Mrs. America".
      May 05 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                             Resolution adopted

SR-1038    LECHOWICZ - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  On the occasion of the dedication of the Illinos Memorial to Veterans of the Viet-
nam Conflict, located in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, recognizes the service-
men who served in Vietnam.
      May 05 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         AMENDED ON FACE
                                         ON PAGE 2, LINE 8
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended

SR-1039     HALL - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates East Saint Louis Lincoln High School on winning the Class AA
State Basketball Championship.
      May 05 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                              Resolution adopted

SR-1040     KELLY AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Dennis Horan, managing partner of Henshaw, Culbertson,
Moelmann, Hoban and Fuller.
      May 05 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 06                              Resolution adopted

SR-1041     JONES.
  Commends the B. C. Nurses' Coalition of the Greater Chicago Area for its vast
contributions to health care in minority communities.
      May 06 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1042     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Rebecca and William Courtright on their successful fund raising
on behalf of the Community Family Service and Mental Health Association of Ly-
ons and Riverside Townships.
      May 06 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1043     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Chicago Lourdes Girls Basketball Season.
      May 06 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1044     MAROVITZ.
   Commends United Methodist Homes and Services for their service in the area of
geriatric health and congratulates the home on its 90th anniversary.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1045     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Eagle Scout Jeffrey Douglas Bagdon.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1046


SR-1046    SAVICKAS.
  Congratulates Eagle Scout Andrew Ondrecek of Chicago.
      May 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                             Resolution adopted

SR-1047     SAVICKAS.
  Congratulates Eagle Scout Timothy Cooper of Chicago.
      May 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1048     WEAVER,S - WOODYARD.
  Congratulates Glen Cougill, of Mahomet, as he retires as the Champaign County
highway superintendent.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1049     KELLY.
  Congratulates Eagle Scout Andrew C. Houston of Calumet City.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1050     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates the Hillsboro High School Girls Track Team for a successful
season.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1051     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Hillsboro High School Wrestling Team on fine season.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1052     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Litchfield Girls Track Team on participation this season.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1053     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Hillsboro High School Boys Track Team on a fine season.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1054     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates and commends the Litchfield High School Wrestling Team.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1055    DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates the Litchfield Golf Team on a good season.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1056    TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Drexel School Homemakers of Cicero on their 25th anniversary.
      May 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                             Resolution adopted

SR-1057     WATSON - O'DANIEL.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Byron Neeley of Olney upon their 50th wedding
anniversary.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1058     HOLMBERG.
  Marks May 15, 1988 as the Rockford Area Israel 40-Fest.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1059     HOLMBERG.
  Congratulates Gretchen von Loewe Kreuter on becoming the 14th President of
Rockford College.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1060     DEANGELIS - MAHAR - KELLY.
   Commends James Palmer Gierczyk of Crete on Small Business Award.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1061     JONES.
   Congratulates Edward Cherullo, 17, of Dalton, on receiving a Bronze Congres-
sional Award.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1062     JONES.
   Congratulates Mary Louise Chick on her 71st birthday.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1063     HOLMBERG.
   Commends Protestant Community Services of Rockford on 50 years of service.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1064    LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Ludwig H. Koepke of Chicago.
      May 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1065    SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. John McCloskey of Riverdale as they celebrate
 their 60th anniversary.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1066     WOODYARD.
  Congratulates Lou Mervis of Danville on receiving Leadership Award.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1067     WOODYARD.
  Commends Jack O. Leathers of Paris, Illinois, on his retirement as Highway
Superintendent.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1068     FRIEDLAND.
   Directs the Departments of Central Management Services and Commerce and
Community Affairs to work with the City of Elgin to develop a comprehensive plan
for development of surplus State lands in Elgin.
      May 11 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 07       Waive Posting Notice 7C
                                          Committee Executive
      Jun 09                              Recommended be adopted 019-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1069     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Resurrection Hospital on its 35th anniversary.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1070     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Commend Heide Heiderscheid of Auburn who served as a Agriculture instructor
 for 40 years and a member of the Rotary Club for 50 years.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1071    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the Arthritis Foundation on its 40th anniversary.
      May 11 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1072    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Mariam Boecker on dedication of Naper School to her.
      May 11 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1073    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Dr. Kaunas of Cicero on being Lithuanian of the Year.
       May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       May 12                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1074    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Czech Republic on its 70th anniversary.
       May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       May 12                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1075     DONAHUE.
  Congratulates Montebello Manor Nursing Home in Hamilton on its 15th
anniversary.
      May 11 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                             Resolution adopted

SR-1076     BROOKINS.
  Congratulates Estelle Anderson of Chicago on 98th birthday.
      May 11 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                             Resolution adopted

SR-1077     DUNN,THOMAS.
  Congratulates Sister Muriel Mauer, principal of the Cathedral of St. Raymond's
School, on being named as one of the top 20 Catholic educators in the country.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1078     DUDYCZ AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates WBBM Radio on its 65th year and WBBM Newsradio 78 on its
20th year.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1079     WATSON.
  Congratulates Mollie Velna Dille on her 70th birthday.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1080     LECHOWICZ, ROCK, DEGNAN, KELLY, BERMAN, CARROLL AND
            ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Joseph Fanta, former State Representative.
      May 11 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 12                              Resolution adopted

SR-1081     ROCK.
  Congratulates Father Robert G. Darow upon his silver anniversary of his ordina-
tion into the priesthood.
      May 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1082     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Jolita Maria Leonas on being named the Youth Achievement
Award by the Lithuanian American Republican League of Illinois.
      May 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1083     CARROLL.
   Congratulates Eda Stagman Carroll on her 40th birthday.
      May 12 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1084     SEVERNS - HOLMBERG - DUNN,THOMAS.
   Urge IL young people to "Just Say No" every day of the year and school adminis-
trators throughout the State to hold, on May 18, appropriate special programs, cer-
emonies and exercises.


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                                    2083                      SR-1084-Cont.

      May 12 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1085     SAVICKAS.
  Congratulates Ralph Vaccaro of Chicago on his 100th birthday.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                               Resolution adopted

SR-1086     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Regina Andrijauskas on being named the recipient of the distin-
guished Service Award by the Lithuanian American Republican League of Illinois.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                               Resolution adopted

SR-1087     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates the Discipios of Hinsdale on 35th anniversary.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                               Resolution adopted

SR-1088     WEAVER,S.
  Recognizes the week of May 8-14 as Illinois District Optimist Clubs Week in the
State of Illinois.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                               Resolution adopted

SR-1089     WOODYARD.
  Congratulates Phillip Schmit on being named Officer of the Year by the Danville
Correctional Center.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                               Resolution adopted

SR-1090     KELLY.
  Congratulates William Purden, Athletic Director of Tinley Park High School on
his retirement.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                               Resolution adopted

SR-1091     KELLY.
  Congratulates Illinois Chapter XI of the Blue Knights Inc. of Lyons on hosting
the 1988 International Convention in Schaumburg.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                               Resolution adopted

SR-1092     JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
  Congratulates the Southeast Chicago Kiwanis Club on its 50th anniversary.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1093     HOLMBERG.
  Congratulates Hal Wirtjes on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                               Resolution adopted




SR-1094


SR-1094    WATSON.
  Congratulates David Lunning, Jr., on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

SR-1095     SEVERNS.
  Congratulates the Swingsations from the Mount Zion High School on winning
the Young Americans National Invitational Performance Festival.
      May 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

SR-1096     ROCK, PHILIP, CARROLL AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Irv Kupcinent on receiving the 1988 Founders Award for his dis-
tinguished service and leadership in human relations.
      May 17 1988 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1097     BROOKINS.
   Congratulates and commends Frank Lumpkin, leader of the Wisconsin Steel-
workers Save Our Jobs Committee.
      May 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

SR-1098     TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns Mikulas Ferjencik, Czechoslovakian freedom fighter.
      May 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1100    GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates Joe Sisolak, the 34th recipient of the Golden Deeds Award.
      May 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1101    CARROLL.
   Congratulates the Village of Skokie on its 100th Anniversary.
      May 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1102    DUNN,RALPH.
   Congratulates Clarence Heggemeier for 50 successful years in the trucking
 business.
      May 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1103    DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns Nancy Clauter-Legislative Council member.
       May 18 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       May 20                             Resolution adopted

 SR-1104    BERMAN AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns Esther Saperstein, former State legislator.
       May 18 1988 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-1105    BROOKINS.
  Commend Darlwin Carlisle and Adekunle Adegbemi on being named honorary
Soul Children of Chicago.
      May 19 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                             Resolution adopted

SR-1106     KEATS.
  Congratulates Dr. Homer O. Harvey as he retires from Northbrook School Dis-
trict Twenty-Eight.
      May 19 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                             Resolution adopted

SR-1107     KUSTRA.
  Congratulates Christopher Paschke, Park Ridge, on attaining the rank of Eagle
Scout.
      May 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

SR-1108     LECHOWICZ.
  Congratulates Walter and Josephine Ciesla on their 50th wedding anniversary.
      May 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

SR-1109     RAICA.
  Congratulates Rev. Edmund Szlanga, Pastor of the Saint Bruno Catholic
Church, on the 40th anniversary of his ordination.
      May 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

SR-1110     DUNN,THOMAS.
  Congratulates Terry McCardle on being inducted in the Orange Coast Hall of
Fame.
      May 19 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 20                              Resolution adopted

SR-1111     MAHAR.
   Congratulates Karl Ferry of Lemont, Illinois on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1112     SMITH - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Jasmine Bland of Springfield on being chosen as Little Miss
Sigma.
      May 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1113     LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns death of Judge James E. Strunck, former State Senator.
      May 20 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1114     GEO-KARIS.
   Opposes attempts to close Great Lakes Naval Base and Fort Sheridan.
      May 20 1988 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR- 1115~


SR-1115    NEWHOUSE.
  Congratulates Virginia Robinson on her Athletic Achievement Award from the
Institute for Athletics and Education.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1116     NEWHOUSE.
  Commends Lemuel Smith on receiving the Community Service Award from the
Institue for Athletics and Education.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-i117     NEWHOUSE.
  Commend the Wabash YMCA in Chicago on its contributions to athletics and
education in Chicago.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1118     HALL.
  Congratulates Rep. Wyvetter Younge's daughter, Margrett Hoover Younge,
upon her graduation from the School of Architecture of the University of Illinois.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1119     HAWKINSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of John E. Thiel.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1120     JONES.
   Congratulates Miss Eboni Gray for her academic achievements.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-i21      JONES.
   Congratulates Master Yulander Wells for his academic achievements.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1122     JONES.
   Congratulates Miss Athena Mosley for her academic achievements.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1123     JONES.
   Congratulates Master Sirchester Jackson for his academic achievements.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1124    JACOBS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of former East Moline alderman James Officer.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1125     WELCH.
  Congratulates Illinois Valley Community College on its basketball season.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1126     JOYCE,JEROME.
  Urges closed season on Smallmouth Bass and Walleye in Kankakee River.
      May 24 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                              Recommended be adopted 017-001-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jul 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1127     KARPIEL.
  Congratulates Spring Wood Concert Band on receiving first division ratings and
welcome them to the State Capitol.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1128     BROOKINS.
   Commends Mr. Bernard Slaughter, Sr., District Governor of the National Fu-
neral Directors & Morticians Association, Inc.
      May 24 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      May 25                              Resolution adopted

SR-1129     HAWKINSON.
   Commends Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #2257 upon opening of its Knox
 County Veteran's Center.
      May 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1130    WOODYARD.
   Congratulates Sidell Journal on its 100th Anniversary.
      May 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1131    RAICA.
   Congratulates Andrew John Ondracek for becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 25 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1132    RAICA.
   Congratulates Jeffrey Douglas Bagdon for becoming an Eagle Scout.
       May 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1133    BERMAN AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of John Langdon, retired vice president of administration at
 Loyola University.
       May 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1134    BROOKINS.
   Commends Cook County Funeral Homes, Inc. on its Memorial Day Tribute.
       May 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-1135


SR-1135     MADIGAN.
  Congratulate Riverton Middle School on being chosen as an exemplary school by
the United States Department of Education.
      May 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1136     LECHOWICZ, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Eli Schulman of Chicago.
      May 25 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1138     BROOKINS.
  Congratulates and commends John and Pearl Clark on their business, Reggio's
Pizza, Inc.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1139     KEATS.
   Commends Peter Harrison, Jr., of Wilmette, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1140     HOLMBERG.
   Commends David N. Tilson of Rockford, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1142     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Nick S. Sarno of Chicago, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1143    DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Michael O'Koniewski of Chicago, on becoming an Eagle Scout
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1144    ROCK, LUFT AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Matt Ryan of Peoria.
      Jun 01 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1145    ZITO.
   Congratulates Loizzos of Melrose Park on 50th Wedding Anniversary.
      Jun 01 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1146    ZITO.
   Congratulates Patricia Erickson on 35 years in teaching.
       Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 02                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1147     ZITO.
  Congratulates Kevin N. Sikorski on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1148     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates the students from Montgomery County on scholastic achievement.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1149     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
  Commends Lisa Martel of the Hillsboro High Golf Team.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1150     KELLY.
  Congratulates Louis Broccolo of Tinley Park on winning Golden Eagle Award
for teaching excellence.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1151     KELLY.
   Congratulates Esther Beer of Oak Forest on winning Golden Eagle Award for
teaching excellence.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1152     GEO-KARIS - BARKHAUSEN - SCHAFFER AND PHILIP.
   Congratulates Larry Lee, of Lake Bluff, as he retires from Abbott Laboratories.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1153     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates St. Monica's Church in Chicago on its 40th anniversary.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1154     KELLY.
   Congratulates Chicago Chapter of APWU (AFL-CIO) on hosting 9th Biennial
 Convention.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 02                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1155    DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hertel on their 50th Wedding
 Anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1156    KUSTRA.
   Congratulates Clarence W. Schawk for building the outstanding business,
 Schawk Inc.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-1157


SR-1157     KUSTRA.
  Congratulates Lila Schriner Hangey on her retirement after twenty nine years as
a teacher with Niles Elementary District 63.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-I158     SEVERNS.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. J.K. McRee of Decatur as they celebrate their 50th
anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1159     DEANGELIS.
  Congratulates Dr. Iannucci of Chicago on 25 years at St. James Hospital.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1160     LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates Ronald J. Gidwitz on receiving the Executive of the Year award
by the prestigious publication Crain's Chicago Business.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1161     PHILIP.
   Congratulates and commends the Villa Park Fire Department.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1162     CARROLL.
   Mourns the death of Francis Quillin of Seneca.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1163     LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates students, parents, teachers and administrators of St. Stanislaus
 Bishop and Martyr School upon being awarded the 1987-1988 School Recognition
 Program award.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1164    MAROVITZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates and commends Patrolman George Indelli as he retires from the
 Chicago Police Department.
      Jun 02 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1165    KARPIEL.
   Congratulates the students of J. Edgar Hoover High School on their NEED
 program.
       Jun 02 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1166    WATSON.
   Congratulates Kelly Lee Culbreth, named Miss Junior Illinois 1988.
       Jun 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                    Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-1167


SR-1167     WATSON.
  Commends Lori Ann Vaughn, named Miss Illinois County Fair.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1169     ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Edward William Brophy IV of Chicago.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1170     FAWELL - PHILIP - TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Elmhurst District 205 schools on being ranked top in the country.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1171     GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates Anne Marie Vineski, age 5, crowned Miss Junior Illinois (Petite)
for 1988.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1172     GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates Mary Terese Vineski of Waukegan, age 7, named little Miss Juni-
or America Talent Queen.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1173    DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Jaime Converse of Marine on being Miss Junior Illinois-Pre Teen.
      Jun 07 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1174    KEATS.
   Congratulates Major General Wilber James Bunting on an outstanding 35 year
 career with the U.S. Army.
       Jun 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1175    SEVERNS.
   Congratulates the School District #61 employees who have retired.
       Jun 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1176    WATSON.
   Congratulates Gerald Jansen as he celebrates his 70th birthday.
       Jun 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1177    DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates the Knights of Columbus Council 1692 on 75 years of exemplary
 service.


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      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1178     ROCK.
  Congratulates the Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council on its 50 years of ex-
emplary service.
      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1179     BROOKINS.
  Congratulates Gail Burks of Chicago, Senator Brookins' niece, on her success as
manager of forty 7-Eleven stores in the Chicago area.
      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1180     MAHAR.
  Commends David A. Freed, of Homewood, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1181     HALL - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Esther Belle Holland of East St. Louis.
      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1182     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates the Norwood Park Garden Club on its 60th anniversary.
      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1183     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates the Fraternal Order of Police, Illinois State Lodge, on its 25th
anniversary.
      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1184     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Belden Regular Baptist Church on its 100th Anniversary.
      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1185     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Mrs. Louise Maresch of Villa Park on her 95th birthday.
      Jun 08 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1186    DEL VALLE.
   Congratulates Roberto Clemente Community Academy Wildcats on becoming
 the 1988 Chicago Public League High School baseball champions.
       Jun 08 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1187    WEAVER,S - WOODYARD.
   Congratulates Marvin Jones on his retirement after 26 years of service to the
 State.


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      Jun 09 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 10                             Resolution adopted

SR-1188    DEL VALLE.
  Calls for City Colleges of Chicago to develop and implement plans for a vocation-
al skills center in Westtown/Humboldt Park.
  SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Refines and updates language in preamble. Makes grammatical corrections.
      Jun 09 1988                        Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                             Recommended be adopted 011-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24           Amendment No.01   DEL VALLE             Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended

SR-1189     MAHAR.
  Congratulates Irons Oaks Park, Olympia Fields, on its 10th anniversary.
      Jun 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1190     JONES, BROOKINS, SMITH, HALL, POSHARD, NEWHOUSE AND
            COLLINS.
  Congratulates Chicago Chapter of APWU (AFL-CIO) on hosting 9th Biennial
Convention.
      Jun 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1191     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hupalo as they celebrate their 40th
anniversary.
      Jun 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1192     WELCH.
   Congratulates the St. Bede Academey varsity baseball team on winning the
 IHSA CLass A Baseball Championship.
      Jun 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1193    GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates Olga Nordstrom of Waukegan on her 100th birthday.
      Jun 14 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1194    DUNN,RALPH.
   Congratulates Elmer and Florence Becker, of Columbia, on their 57th wedding
 anniversary.
      Jun 14 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1195    KELLY.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Zabrocki III, of New York, on their July
 2, 1988, wedding.
      Jun 14 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1196


SR-1196     DUDYCZ.
  Congratulates the Park Ridge V.F.W. Post 3579 on its 50th Anniversary.
      Jun 14 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                               Resolution adopted

SR-1197     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates J.J. Peppers Food Store Plaza, Chicago, on their grand opening.
      Jun 14 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                               Resolution adopted

SR-1198     KARPIEL.
   Congratulates Joe Anderson of St. Charles on receiving Distinguished Eagle
Scout Award.
      Jun 14 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                               Resolution adopted

SR-199      RAICA.
   Congratulates Raymond and Mary Zubavitch on their 50th wedding
anniversary.
      Jun 14 1988                           Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                                Resolution adopted

SR-1200     KELLY.
   Congratulates Victoria Rebenak, of Thornton, on her 100th birthday.
      Jun 15 1988                           Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                                Resolution adopted

SR-1201     BERMAN.
   Congratulates Michael Dennis of Chicago on completing      Ph. D. at
 Northwestern.
       Jun 15 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 17                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1202     GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates Alison Allred of Zion on her scholastic and citizenship awards.
       Jun 15 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 17                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1203     ETHEREDGE.
   Congratulates Carolann Laird of Batavia as she retires from the St. Charles
 School System.
       Jun 15 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 17                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1204     HUDSON, PHILIP AND TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the Faith Methodist Church on its 125th anniversary.
       Jun 15 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 17                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1205     ZITO.
   Congratulates William and Marie Jeschke of Melrose Park on their 50th wed-
 ding anniversary.
       Jun 15 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jun 17                               Resolution adopted


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SR-1206    DUDYCZ AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns Harry Prior of Harwood Heights Village.
      Jun 15 1988                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                            Resolution adopted

SR-1210    MACDONALD.
  Congratulates the Rolling Meadows High School Congressional Debate Team.
      Jun 15 1988                       Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                            Resolution adopted

SR-1211    FAWELL, PHILIP AND KARPIEL.
  Congratulates the Future Problem-Solving Team of Marquardt Middle School.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                             Resolution adopted

SR-1212    LECHOWICZ - DEANGELIS, ROCK, DEGNAN, KELLY, ZITO, CAR-
           ROLL, MACDONALD, GEO-KARIS, FAWELL, KARPIEL, MAROVITZ,
           BERMAN, SMITH AND DEL VALLE.
   Urges the Prisoner Review Board to consider the clemency petition of Gladys
Gonzalez.
      Jun 15 1988                        Referred to Executive
      Jun 22      Added As A Joint Sponsor DEANGELIS
                  Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD
                  Added As A Co-sponsor GEO-KARIS
                  Added As A Co-sponsor FAWELL
                  Added As A Co-sponsor KARPIEL
                  Added As A Co-sponsor MAROVITZ
                                         Committee Executive
      Jun 23                             Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24       Added As A Co-sponsor BERMAN
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 28       Added As A Co-sponsor SMITH
                   Added As A Co-sponsor DEL VALLE
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                             Resolution adopted

 SR-1213    PHILIP - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Senator and Mrs. Stanley Weaver on their 40th wedding
 anniversary.
      Jun 15 1988  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                         Resolution adopted

 SR-1214    BROOKINS.
   Commends Rosie Hodges on her 22 years of service as a School Community
 Representative.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                             Resolution adopted

 SR-1215    BROOKINS.
   Congratulates Willie T. Miller of Chicago on retirement from U.S. Postal
 System.


Jun 15 1988
Jun 17


Resolutions Consent Calndr.
Resolution adopted


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SR-1216     SEVERNS.
  Congratulates Mike Rocen, National Spelling Bee participant from Decatur.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1217     SEVERNS.
  Congratulates Beechie Davis, John Ruscin and Bob Ozier as they retire from
Sullivan schools.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1218     SEVERNS.
  Congratulates John Ruscin on 37 years of dedicated service to Sullivan Middle
School.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1219     SAVICKAS.
  Congratulates Jim Duffy of St. Rita High School on his recent recognition from
Evergreen Park.
      Jun 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1221     O'DANIEL.
  Congratulates the Winterrowd Christian Church on its 100th anniversary.
      Jun 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1222     HAWKINSON.
  Congratulates the Galesburg High School baseball team for winning the Class
AA championship.
      Jun 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1223     RIGNEY.
  Congratulates McConnell, Illinois, on its Sesquicentennial.
      Jun 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1224     LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Lieutenant Robert T. Curry of the Chicago Police
Department.
      Jun 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1225     JOYCE,JEROME - SEVERNS, COLLINS, DEL VALLE, MAROVITZ,
            NETSCH, POSHARD, SMITH, BERMAN, DUDYCZ, RAICA, TOPINKA
            AND SCHUNEMAN.
   Directs the Illinois Commerce Commission to consider the hardship further rate
increases will cause and to enforce the "prudency" and "used and useful" standards
of the Public Utilities Act in rate determinations.
   SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
   Deletes references to the creation by the General Assembly of the Staff of the Illi-
nois Commerce Commission and to the request before ICC by Commonwealth Edi-
son for an increase in electric rates. Makes specific references to Articles in the
Public Utilities Act concerning determination of just and reasonable utility rates.


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SR-1225--Cont.


      Jun 16 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                              Recommended be adopted 008-005-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jul 01       Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS
                   Secretary's Desk
                       Amendment No.01    JOYCE,JEROME
                                          & GEO-KARIS
                                          Adopted
                   Resolution Adopted-Amended

SR-1226     JOYCE,JEROME.
  Directs the EPA to hold public hearings in Donovan concerning the effect of the
composting operation.
      Jun 16 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                              Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                   Secretary's Desk
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1227     DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Marine, Illinois, on its 100th Anniversary.
      Jun 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1228     FAWELL.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McNicholas on their quadruplets and wel-
comes the family to Glen Ellyn.
      Jun 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1229     DEMUZIO, WEAVER,S, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Dean of Agriculture at the University of Illinois, John Campbell,
on his retirement to become President of Oklahoma State University.
      Jun 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1230     KELLY.
   Congratulates and commends the Manila Central University Nurses Alumni
Association.
      Jun 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1231     DEANGELIS.
   Congratulates Judy Mann of Olympia Fields as a 1987 National Award Winner
in the Take Pride in America National Awards Program.
      Jun 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1232     DEANGELIS.
   Congratulates Mariannina DeSantis of Flossmoor on her 95th birthday.
      Jun 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1233    JONES AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Henry Brandon, Sr., of Chicago.
      Jun 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-1234    SEVERNS.
  Congratulates Dunn Co. of Decatur on Small Business Award from C of C.
      Jun 21 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                             Resolution adopted

SR-1235    PHILIP, WEAVER,S, SCHAFFER, DEANGELIS AND DAVIDSON.
  Honors Valya Dudycz, daughter of Sen. Walter Dudycz, on her academic
achievements.
      Jun 21 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1236     DUDYCZ.
  Congratulates Reverend Edward Kush, of Chicago, on the 60th Anniversary of
his ordination to the priesthood.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                             Resolution adopted

SR-1237     O'DANIEL.
  Congratulates Christopher Motogawa of Effingham on being the State represen-
tative to the National Flag Day Foundation Ceremonies in Baltimore, Maryland.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1238     KEATS.
  Congratulates Ann and Samuel Zaremski of Evanston, Illinois, on their Golden
Wedding Anniversary which will occur January 1, 1989.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1240     DUNN,RALPH - WOODYARD.
  Congratulates Russel and Lena Mae Emling on their 50th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 22 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1241     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates Armin and Violet Stumpf of Columbia on their 42nd Wedding
Anniversary.
      Jun 22 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1242     DUDYCZ - PHILIP.
  Congratulates Glenn Mortenson as he retires after 26 years at Ridgewood High
School in Norridge.
      Jun 22 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1243     SCHUNEMAN.
  Congratulates Dr. Edwin Mullin, M.D., on his 40th anniversary in medicine in
Bureau County.
      Jun 22 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                              Resolution adopted

SR-1244     ETHEREDGE AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns Dennis J. Horan, of Chicago, a pro-life lawyer who was a managing part-
ner in the firm of Hinshaw, Culbertson, Moelmann, Hoban, and Fuller.


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SR-1244-Cont.


      Jun 22 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                               Resolution adopted

SR-1245     JOYCE,JEREMIAH AND ALL SENATORS.
  Memorial to Thomas Gibbons, Elmhurst.
      Jun 22 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                               Resolution adopted

SR-1246     SEVERNS.
  Urges the Illinois Congressional delegation to seek a waiver through U.S. EPA
for school buildings in Illinois previously inspected for friable asbestos.
      Jun 22 1988                          Referred to Executive
      Jun 23                               Recommended be adopted 018-000-000
                    Secretary's Desk
      Jun 29                               Resolution adopted

SR-1247     POSHARD.
   Congratulates Ralph and Rosetta Colbert on their 50th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 23 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                                Resolution adopted

SR-1248     DONAHUE.
   Congratulates Knapheide Manufacturing Co. of Quincy as it celebrates its 140th
anniversary.
      Jun 23 1988                           Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                                Resolution adopted

SR-1249     DUNN,RALPH.
   Congratulates Janet M. Vaught of Carbondale on City Clerk organization office.
      Jun 23 1988                           Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jun 24                                Resolution adopted

SR-1250     SMITH - ALEXANDER - COLLINS - NETSCH.
   Directs the Department of Corrections to conduct an investigation of the inmate
 pregnancies at the Logan Correctional Center.
      Jun 24 1988                           Referred to Executive
      Jun 29                                Committee discharged
                    Secretary's Desk
       Jul 01                               Resolution adopted 054-000-000

 SR-1251    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the City of Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois, on its 30th anniversary.
       Jun 24 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                            Resolution adopted

 SR-1252     MAROVITZ.
   Congratulates Rose Silverman on her 100th birthday.
       Jun 24 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                            Resolution adopted

 SR-1253     KUSTRA.
   Congratulates Howard M. Wolf on his retirement as chairman of the board and
 chief executive officer of United Stationers Inc.
       Jun 27 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jul 02                               Resolution adopted


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SR-1254


SR-1254     DEL VALLE.
  Congratulates Pioneer Bank of Chicago on its 75th anniversary.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1255     DEGNAN.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Kawa, of Chicago, on their 50th wedding
anniversary.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1256     KELLY.
  Congratulates Dr. Kenneth Olsen on being appointed Superintendent of Thorn-
ton Fractional Township High School District 215.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1257     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates DuBois 4-H Club on flagpole dedication.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1258     ROCK - PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
  Expresses appreciation for the efforts of Mr. Jean Berard for his service as the
Quebec Delegate of the Quebec Government in the Office of Chicago.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1259     BROOKINS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns Charles F. Moore, millionaire contractor from Chicago.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1260     DUDYCZ.
   Commends Sister Elaine Tworek as she resigns as principal from Resurrection
High School.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1261     DEANGELIS.
   Congratulates Bloom Township High School, of Chicago Heights, on winning the
State Class AA boys' track championship.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1262     KEATS.
   Congratulates Jay Koh of Northbrook on being one of the top 10 high school
scholars in Illinois.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1263     DEMUZIO.
   Urges Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs, Dept. of Natural Resources
 and Ill. EPA to review jet technology for use in wastewater treatment systems in
 Illinois.


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SR-1263-Cont.


      Jun 27 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 29                              Committee discharged
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1264     NEWHOUSE.
  Commends the Illinois Committee on Black Concerns in Higher Education (IC-
BCHE) and commends Dr. Charles E. Morris and Dr. Lloyd Watkins for their fur-
thering of the goals of ICBCHE.
      Jun 27 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jun 29                              Committee discharged
                                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1265     NEWHOUSE.
  Commends IL education governing systems and agencies for addressing the issue
of minority underrepresentation in Illinois education.
      Jun 28 1988                         Referred to Executive
      Jul 01                              Committee discharged
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1267     FAWELL.
   Congratulates the Glen Ellyn Woman's Club on its 40th anniversary.
      Jun 28 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1268     KELLY.
   Congratulates Steven Rhoads on his newly appointed position as Chief of Police
of the Calumet City Police Department.
      Jun 28 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1269     SAVICKAS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates and commends the Johnny Genna Foundation on its Second An-
nual Dinner Dance, to be held on September 16, 1988.
      Jun 28 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1270    KEATS - DAVIDSON.
   Mourns Louis L'Amour, famous novelist of the American West.
      Jun 28 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1271    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Steven Lanvit of Cicero on being a student ambassador to Italy.
      Jun 28 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1273    PHILIP, FAWELL, KARPIEL, ETHEREDGE, TOPINKA, MAHAR AND
            HUDSON.
   Congratulates DuPage County on its 150th anniversary.
      Jun 29 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                               Resolution adopted


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SR-1274     ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Monte Lazarus on his many years of dedicated service to the pub-
lic sector as well as United Airlines.
      Jun 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1275     KELLY - PHILIP - MAHAR - DEANGELIS.
  Congratulates James Moore, Jr., of Midlothian, on 30 years as Superintendent of
the State Fair Dahlia Show.
      Jun 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1276     KELLY.
   Congratulates Ron Mattson of Midlothian on being selected to participate in the
World Games for the Deaf.
      Jun 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1278     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Glen and Betty Farrington on their 50th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1279    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the J. Sterling Morton High School Music Department as it cele-
 brates its 75th anniversary.
      Jun 29 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1280    SAVICKAS, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Sophie Mottin of Savanna on her 80th Birthday.
      Jun 29 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1281    TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Urges people of Illinois to observe Captive Nations Week during the third week
 of July.
       Jun 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1282    FAWELL - PHILIP.
   Commends Villa Park on its Vintage Lighting Project.
       Jun 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1283     KELLY.
   Commends Calumet City on winning a Governor's Home Town Award.
       Jun 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1284     VADALABENE.
   Congratulates Valerie Stevens of Granite City on her retirement from teaching.
       Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jul 02                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1285     O'DANIEL - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Lawrence and Bernadine Wagy on their 50th wedding
anniversary.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1286     DUDYCZ.
  Congratulates St. Eugene's Parish in Chicago on its 40th anniversary.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1287     VADALABENE.
  Congratulates Martha Hayes, of Granite City, on 46 years in grade school
teaching.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1288     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Matthew Blinkensderfer of Mount Zion High School on being
chosen Scholar of the Year.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1289     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Dwayne Andreas of Decatur on receiving Lincoln Academy's
award.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1290     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Hale family on its reunion in Decatur.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1291     KELLY - JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
   Congratulates Midlothian on winning a Governor's Home Town Award.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1292    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the West Suburban Youth Orchestra on its upcoming trip to Vien-
 na, Austria.
      Jun 30 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1293    ROCK.
   Congratulates Edward B. Smith, III on becoming an Eagle Scout.
       Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1294    LUFT AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Norma Morris of Peoria.
       Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jul 02                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1295     NEWHOUSE.
  Congratulates Elmer and Ruth Stewart on their 51st wedding anniversary.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1296     WATSON.
  Congratulates Madison County Federation of Republican Women on its 25th
Anniversary.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1297     DEL VALLE.
  Congratulates Linda Lewis of Chicago on 17 years as truant officer.
      Jul 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1299     ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Honors Dr. Robert C. Spencer, retiring former president of Sangamon State
University.
      Jul 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

SR-1300     LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates James Fox of Boy Scout Troop 150 on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1301     BROOKINS.
   Marks retirement of Marcus Grey, Sergeant in the Chicago Police.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1302     HALL.
   Congratulates and commends Marjorie Olive, of East St. Louis, on her distin-
guished musical career.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1303    D'ARCO.
   Congratulates the Midtown Center in Chicago on its 25th Anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1304    LECHOWICZ.
   Commends John C. Kmiec, of Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1305    JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
   Congratulates Alameda Campione of Chicago as she celebrates her 90th
 birthday.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-1306     SMITH.
  Congratulates Pastor Alexander of the Greater Mt. Vernon Baptist Church in
Chicago on his 28th anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1307     BROOKINS.
  Congratulates Fannie Fuller Brewer on the 90th anniversary of her birth.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1308     KELLY.
  Congratulates David Comein of Boy Scout Troop 386 on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1309     LECHOWICZ.
  Congratulates Notre Dame High School for girls in Chicago on its 50th
Anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1310     BROOKINS.
   Comments Sergeant Hennings of the Chicago Police Department on his
retirement.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1311     JONES.
   Congratulates Lena Markham, Chicago, on her 100th birthday.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1312     JONES.
   Honors Dr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Golden for their years of service to the New Mor-
gan Park Church of God in Christ.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1313    HALL.
   Congratulates Alfrenia Hampton on tribute by East St. Louis Ambassadors.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1314    BROOKINS.
   Congratulates Charlie and Octavia Hawkins on 62nd Wedding Anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1315    JONES.
   Congratulates the Arnett Chapel A.M.E. Church, Chicago, on its 11lth annual
 homecoming celebration.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-1316     SAVICKAS.
  Congratulates Jon Green of Boy Scout Troop 647 on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1317     SAVICKAS.
  Congratulates Giovanni Bollentino of Boy Scout Troop 430 on becoming an Ea-
gle Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1318     SAVICKAS.
  Congratulates Leilan McNally of Boy Scout Troop 430 on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1319     RAICA.
  Congratulates Lt. Duane Dehnicke of Western Springs' Police on his retirement.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1320     DEANGELIS - MAHAR - KELLY.
   Congratulates Greg Bimm on his success as bandleader at Marian High School.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1321     LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weisberg of Northbrook on their 40th
Wedding anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1322     BERMAN.
   Congratulates Josephine E. Robinson, Evanston, on being chosen as the recipient
of the first Distinguished Service Award from the North Shore Illinois Chapter of
Links, Incorporated.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1323     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Steven J. Stefanovich of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1324     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Joseph M. Barich, Jr., of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1325    GEO-KARIS.
   Commends the United Hellenic American Congress; the Honorable Art Agnos,
 Mayor of San Francisco; and the Honorable George Christopher, former Mayor of
 San Francisco.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-1326     DEANGELIS.
  Commends philanthropy of Richard D. Irwin of Flossmoor.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1327     VADALABENE.
  Congratulates Hazel Killion on being the recipient of the Book of Golden Deeds
Award of the Exchange Club in Alton.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1328     KELLY.
  Congratulates Kenneth Steinhagen on his dedication as Chief of the Dixmoor
Fire Department.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1329     KELLY - JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
   Congratulates White Sox Baseball Club of Midlothian, State Champions.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1330     DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates and commends David Mills as he retires as Regional Superinten-
dent of the Calhoun-Greene-Jersey Educational Service Region.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1331     SCHUNEMAN.
   Bids farewell to Crete Harvy, distinguished Republican Woman from the Ster-
ling-Rock Falls area.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1332     GEO-KARIS.
   Commends Illinoisans who helped build medical clinic in Kenya.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1333     TOPINKA.
   Commends Charlie the G.O.P. Elephant float from Berwyn.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1334    TOPINKA - GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church of Chicago on 60th
 Anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1335    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Brookfield National Big League softball team on being State
 Champions.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


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SR-1336     TOPINKA - HUDSON.
  Congratulates the Faith United Methodist Church of Downer's Grove on its
125th anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1337     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates the Associate Board of the La Grange Memorial Hospital on its
30th anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1338     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Reverend John Cherf of St. Procopius Abbey in Lisle on his on his
75th anniversary in the monastery.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1339     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the Western Conference Senior Babe Ruth baseball team on being
State Champions.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1340     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates John H. Krehbiel and Molex, Inc., on the 50th anniversary of the
business.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1341     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Lodge Ilova of Chicago on its 75th Anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1342     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Riverside's Olmsted society on its 20th anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1343     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Comboni missionaries on 50th Anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1344     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Benito Juarez Club on its founding.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

SR-1345     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Chicago MADD Chapter on 1st anniversary.
      Nov 10 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted


SR-1336


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SR-1346


SR-1346    VADALABENE.
  Commends Edward Schroeder of Granite City on winning Illinois Distinguished
Educator Award.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1347    VADALABENE.
  Congratulates Edward Hightower, Alton, on receiving education award.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1348    WOODYARD AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns Robert Baldwin Wright of Danville, editor and civic leader.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1349     BROOKINS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of William A. Massingale, of Chicago.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1350     BROOKINS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Ernest Bush, Sr., of Chicago.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1351     LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Aloysius Mazewski of Chicago, President of the Polish Na-
 tional Alliance and the Polish American Congress.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

 SR-1352    TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns Samuel L. Mendel, of Galva, 104.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

 SR-1353    TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Memorial to Mrs. Henryka Grajewska, Chicago.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

 SR-1354    HOLMBERG.
   Commends the Rockford Boys Clubs for many years of guidance and leadership.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

 SR-1355    HOLMBERG.
   Congratulates Kenny Gould of Rockford, on his vast accomplishments as an
 Olympic Boxer.
      Nov 10 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


SR-1356    HOLMBERG.


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  Congratulates Michael Edelman on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1357    MACDONALD.
  Congratulates Thomas Shirley of Wheeling High School on being named Princi-
pal of the Year.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1358     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates Harper College, recipient of U.S. Education Department Award.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1359     MACDONALD AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns Virgil K. Horath, of Arlington Heights, 79.
      Nov 10 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                         Resolution adopted

SR-1360     LECHOWICZ.
  Congratulates Tula and Nick Rentas of Chicago on Golden Wedding
Anniversary
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1361     WOODYARD.
  Congratulates the Georgetown-Ridge Farm Mary Miller Junior High cross
country team on winning the State Championship.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1362     WOODYARD.
  Congratulates Barry Pearman of Georgetown on winning the Illinois Elementary
School Association cross country meet.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1363     PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
   Recognizes St. Jude's Hospital and WFRY radio for their oustanding contribu-
tion in the fight against catastrophic childhood diseases.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1364     KELLY - JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
   Congratulates Vic Mesco of Evergreen Park on placing third in the U.S. Nation-
al Triathlon Championship held in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1365     SAVICKAS AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates St. Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Grade School on being 1988
 Football CGSC Champions.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1366


SR-1366    LECHOWICZ, ROCK, SAVICKAS, CARROLL AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Edward A. Quigley of Chicago.
      Nov 15 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                             Resolution adopted

SR-1368     DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Peggy Allan, Illinois Teacher of the Year.
      Nov 15 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                             Resolution adopted

SR-1369     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gruninger as they celebrate their 55th
anniversary.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1370     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates Elmer and Erna Gremp of Red Bud on their 70th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1371     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Robert and Jerry Glashagel on winning the Welford Award from
the Community Family Service and Mental Health Center.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1372    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Taft Contracting Company of Cicero on its 100th anniversary.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1373    DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Circuit Clerk Joe Casey and his wife Betty on his retirement.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1374    DEGNAN.
   Congratulates William Scorzo, Jr. of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1375    DEGNAN.
   Congratulates David Robert Otto of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1376    DEGNAN.
   Congratualtes Kevin Kantorski of Chicago for becoming an Eagle Scout.
       Nov 15 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Nov 17                             Resolution adopted


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SR-1377    BARKHAUSEN AND GEO-KARIS.
  Congratulates Charlene's Entertainers Baton Twirling Corps on success in the
National Baton Twirling Association competition.
      Nov 15 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                             Resolution adopted

SR-1378     SAVICKAS.
  Commemorates the Polish Musicians Alliance of America on its 50th
Anniversary.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1379     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates Josephine Vercellino, Director of Nurses at Marshall Browning
Hospital, on being selected as Du Quoin Woman of the Year.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1380     DAVIDSON - ETHEREDGE AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death William "Sid" Campbell, who was chairman of the Illinois
Community College Board.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1381     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Matthew P. Wittke on making Eagle Scout.
      Nov 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

SR-1382     SMITH.
   Congratulates and commends Theodore Charles Stone of Chicago on his vast ac-
complishments as a musician.
      Nov 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1383    WEAVER,S AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Sharon Hedrick, Urbana, on winning an Olympic gold medal in
 the wheelchair 800-meter race.
      Nov 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1384    HALL, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates the Macedonia Baptist Church of East St. Louis on its 125th
 anniversary.
      Nov 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1385    TOPINKA.
   Commends the efforts of the Lithuanian American Council to aid the people of
 Lithuania.
      Nov 16 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Nov 17                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1386     ROCK, PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
  Commends the Springfield Capitol Secretaries for their outstanding support of
the efforts of the Illinois legislature.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1387     JONES.
  Commends Mildred Shelton on retirement after 32 years of service to the City of
Chicago.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1388     JONES.
  Congratulates James W. Shelton, retiring from Cole School in Chicago.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1389     ROCK, DAVIDSON, SEVERNS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Harold and Lucille Hopwood on their Golden Wedding
Anniversary.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1390     SMITH.
   Congratulates Dr. Louis Rawls, Pastor of Tabernacle Missionary Baptist
Church.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1391     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Social Engineering Associates, Inc., on its 30th anniversary.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1392     PHILIP, WEAVER,S, SCHAFFER, DAVIDSON, DEANGELIS AND ALL
            SENATORS.
   Congratulates Dr. Leon Lederman for his achievement of a Nobel Prize in
physics.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1393     HOLMBERG.
   Congratulates Allen Chapel M.E. Church of Rockford on 97th Anniversary.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1394    BERMAN.
   Congratulates Senator Howard Carroll on being chosen as the 1988 recipient of
 the Distinguished Service Award from the Association of Jewish Blind.
      Nov 17 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1395    BERMAN.
   Congratulates Senator Howard Carroll, as he is honored at the 1st Gala Celebra-
 tion of the 40th Anniversary of the State of Israel by the Friends of Israel Defense
 Forces.


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SR-1395-Cont.


      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1396     BROOKINS.
  Congratulates Theordore Charles Stone of Chicago on his vast accomplishments
as a musician.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1398     HAWKINSON.
  Congratulates the Monmouth High School golf team for winning the State
Championship.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1399     WELCH.
  Congratulates Don Flavin on his 32 year coaching career at DeKalb High School
and Northern Illinois University.
      Nov 17 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1400     DEMUZIO, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Coach Larry Sample and his outstanding team on their victory in
the IHSA AA State Volleyball Championship Game.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1401     HAWKINSON.
   Congratulates the Galesburg Firefighters Association as it celebrates its 50th
anniversary.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1402     VADALABENE, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Mrs. Mervin "Merv" Montgomery, secretary and "right hand" to
Senator Sam Vadalabene on her retirement.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01       Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1403     ROCK, VADALABENE AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Everett Kinchelow on his retirement after years of service to the
 Illinois Senate.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01       Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1404     LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rentas of Park Ridge on their 50th Wedding
 Anniversary.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1405     SAVICKAS.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Fred Calomino of Chicago on their 50th Wedding
 Anniversary.


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SR-1405--Cont.


      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1406     JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
  Congratulates Lloyd and Rosemary Mabbott of Chicago on 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1407     WATSON.
  Congratulates Michael Suess of Greenville on FFA award.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1408     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates Palatine's Immanuel Lutheran School on excellence in education
award.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1409     BROOKINS.
   Congratulates Charles and Mary Marble of Chicago as they retire from the
CTA.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1410     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Bill Gleason on being St. Joseph High School's Man of the Year.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1411     TOPINKA.
   Observes the 70th anniversary of Latvian Independence Day, November 18.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1412    TOPINKA.
   Commends Paul A. Dinolfo, of Berwyn, recipient of the 1988 Piper Award for
 good business.
      Nov 29 1988                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1413    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Silas Cathcart on being named Distinguished Citizen of the Year
 by the Illinois Saint Andrew Society.
       Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1414    PHILIP - RAICA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Gladys Nemecz for the acccomplishments of a career of public
 service.
       Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Dec 01                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1415    DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates Stephanie Sanders of Waterloo on winning Newsweek essay con-
test and trip to Sweden.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                             Resolution adopted

SR-1416    FAWELL AND ETHEREDGE.
  Congratulates the Spartans of St. Francis High School in Wheaton, on winning
the Class A State championship in girl's volleyball.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                             Resolution adopted

SR-1417     KARPIEL.
  Congratulates Sandra J. Birdsall of DuPage county on her job as mayor of Ro-
selle Village.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                             Resolution adopted

SR-1418     SEVERNS.
  Commends Mark Dannewitz on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1419     ROCK - PHILIP AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Daniel T. Smyth.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1420     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Sangamon State University Prairie Stars on winning the National
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Soccer Championship.
      Nov 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1421     CARROLL.
   Congratulates Donald Aleshire of Skokie on Small Business Award.
      Nov 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1422     MAHAR.
   Congratulates Richard Irwin on his recognition from the Anti-Defamation
League of B'nai B'rith.
      Nov 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1423     DUNN,RALPH.
   Congratulates DuQuoin Indians on Class 3A Football Championship.
      Nov 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1424    HOLMBERG.
   Congratulates Tom Koenigsberger of Rockford on Distinguished Educator
 Award.


SR-1415


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SR-1424-Cont.


      Dec 01                             Resolution adopted

SR-1425    JOYCE,JEROME AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates the Herscher Tigers upon the completion of an incredible football
season.
      Nov 30 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                             Resolution adopted

SR-1426     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Milton D. Friedland, of Springfield, former general manag-
er of WICS-TV and community activist.
      Nov 30 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Dec 01                              Resolution adopted

SR-1427     ZITO - DAVIDSON AND JOYCE,JEREMIAH.
  Urges trap and skeet shooting and other recreational and cultural uses are desire-
able activities for the Lake Michigan lakefront.
      Nov 30 1988                         Assigned to Executive
      Dec 13       Added As A Co-sponsor JOYCE,JEREMIAH
                                          Committee Executive
      Jan 10 1989  Added As A Joint Sponsor DAVIDSON
                                          Committee discharged
                   Secretary's Desk
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1429     DEANGELIS.
  Congratulates the Chicago Heights Junior Women's Club on its 80th
anniversary.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1430     WOODYARD.
   Congratulates Brian Dawson of Chrisman on being named student laureate for
 1988 by the Lincoln Academy.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1431     DEANGELIS - MAHAR.
   Congratulates Father Joseph D. Ryan of Chicago.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1432    O'DANIEL - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Senator Glen Poshard on his election to the 101st Congress of the
 United States from the 22nd District of Illinois.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                   Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1433    NETSCH - MACDONALD - RIGNEY - DUNN,RALPH - ROCK AND ALL
            SENATORS.
   Mourns Albert A. Raby, Chicago civil rights leader.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-1434    LECHOWICZ - ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns death of Charles C. Porcelli of Chicago, attorney.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1435     HOLMBERG.
  Congratulates William Van Vleet, Jr., as he celebrates 40 years with Pioneer In-
surance Group.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1436     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Francis Gillan, named Clanswoman of the Year by the St. An-
drews Society of Illinois.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1437     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Anne Murray of Chicago on being Heather Queen.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1438     NEWHOUSE AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Dr. Ellsworth Hasbrouck of Chicago.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1439     LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns Marco De Stefano, 92, of Chicago.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1440    KEATS.
   Congratulates John Gnaedinger of Kenilworth on winning a presidential citation
 for community service.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1441    LECHOWICZ.
   Congratulates PRUCA in the celebration of the tenth anniversary of the election
 of Pope John Paul II.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1442    MACDONALD.
   Congratulates the Oakton Community College Food Service Program.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1443    HALL AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Ernest Smith, Sr., of Centreville.
       Dec 01 1988                        Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted


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SR-1444     WATSON.
  Congratulates Algren Anderson of Greenville on his recent honor by the St. Lou-
is College of Pharmacy.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1445     ETHEREDGE.
  Congratulates Eleanor Jungels as she retires as Kane County Recorder.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1446     NEWHOUSE AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns Norman LaHarry of Chicago, noted golfer and philanthropist.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1448     JONES.
   Congratulates Leo Stinson, Sr., of Chicago on his 80th birthday.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
    SJan 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1449     HALL.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armistead of East St. Louis on their Golden
 Wedding Anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1450     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Leo W. Kazaniwskyj on being Man of The Year.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1451    TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Richard Gunther of Chicago, on receiving a Distinguished Service
 Award.
      Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1452    WATSON.
   Commends Joseph A. Schuster, of O'Fallon, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle
 Scout.
      Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1453    BERMAN.
   Congratulates Renee Thaler as she celebrates the 40th anniversary of her birth.
       Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1454    SMITH, NEWHOUSE AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates Moorish Science Temple of America upon the celebration of
 Prophet Noble Drew Ali birth week.
       Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jan 10                              Resolution adopted


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SR-1444




SR-1455


SR-1455     DUNN,RALPH.
  Congratulates William and Louise Gilliams of DuQuoin on their 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1456     GEO-KARIS.
   Congratulates the Ladies Auxiliary of the Winthrop Harbor Volunteer Fire De-
partment on its 40th anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1457     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the Western Springs Infant Welfare Society on its 75th
anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

SR-1458     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates David Fargo on being selected as Clansman of the year by the Illi-
nois St. Andrew Society.
      Jan 09 1989                           Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                                Resolution adopted

 SR-1459    TOPINKA.
   Commends the parents and board members of the Seguin School in Berwyn, IL,
 on serving the mentally retarded children for 40 years.
       Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1460     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates James Stahl on being named Citizen of the Year by the Downers
 Grove Chamber of Commerce.
       Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1461     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Ben-Chieh Liu on Distinguished Service Award.
       Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1462     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates the Berwyn Rotary Club as it celebrates the 25th anniversary of
 its founding.
       Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jan 10                               Resolution adopted

 SR-1463     TOPINKA.
   Commends the Salt Creek Ballet on an .outstsanding presentation of the
 "nutcracker".
       Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
       Jan 10                               Resolution adopted


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SR-1464


SR-1464     TOPINKA.
  Congratulates Robert Milow and Eve Dattilo on being Western Springs Man and
Woman of the Year.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1465     MAHAR.
  Congratulates St. Patrick's Church of Lemont on its 150th Anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1466     DEL VALLE.
  Congratulates Ms. Maddi Elga Amill on 2 successful years as publisher of Mujer
Hispana.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1467     TOPINKA AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of John Sierocinski of La Grange.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1468     DUNN,RALPH AND ALL SENATORS.
   Mourns the death of Arthur W. Lehde of Nashville, Illinois.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1469     TOPINKA.
   Congratulates Bob Raymond, Lisle Committeeman of 1988.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1470     TOPINKA.
   Commends the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary and the Illinois
 Department of Children and Family Services on their "Adopt a Child Abuse Case-
 worker" program.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1471    HOLMBERG.
   Congratulates Olson Mortuary of Rockford on its 100th anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1472    DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Ramon Zenkich upon becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

 SR-1473    DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Sister Mary Gerard Bryan, CR. on healthcare honor.
      Jan 09 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                               Resolution adopted


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SR-1474     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates the Marching Blue Knights of Prospect High School, Mt.
Prospect.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1475     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates the Elk Grove High School Marching Band on being selected to
perform in the Lord Mayor of Westminster's New Years Parade in London.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1476     HALL, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Commends Michael Buescher, of Belleville, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1477     HALL, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Commends Rufus Starks on service to Masons.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1478     HALL, ROCK AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Byron B. Thompson for his service to the Masons.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1479     JONES.
  Congratulates the Abbott Park cheerleaders from Chicago on winning the na-
tionl cheerleading contest.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1480     SAVICKAS.
  Commends David Divoky, of Chicago, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1481     ZITO.
  Congratulates St. Paul's Lutheran School, Melrose Park, on its 100th
anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
      Jan 10                              Resolution adopted

SR-1482     DAVIDSON AND ALL SENATORS.
   Congratulates the Taylorville Junior High School girls' basketball team on a 2nd
place finish in the IESA 8th grade girls' basketball tournament.
      Jan 10 1989  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1483     DUDYCZ
   Congratulates St. Joseph Ukrainian Catholic Church on dedication of new parish
hall.


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2123


SR-1483-Cont.


      Jan 10 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1484     KEATS AND ALL SENATORS.
  Congratulates Samuel Skinner of Chicago on U.S. Cabinet Post as Secretary of
Transportation.
      Jan 10 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1485     LECHOWICZ AND ALL SENATORS.
  Mourns the death of Walter F. Talaczynski, Jr.
      Jan 10 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1486     MACDONALD.
  Congratulates High School District 214, which had two of its band, Elk Grove
and Prospect High Schools, perform at the Lord Mayor of Westminster's New
Year's Parade in London, England.
      Jan 10 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1487     SEVERNS.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Tom Foster of Pana on their Silver Wedding
Anniversary.
      Jan 10 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

SR-1488     DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates Bohdan Dudycz as he celebrates his 40th birthday.
      Jan 10 1989                         Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                          Resolution adopted

 SR-1489    DUDYCZ.
   Congratulates St. John's Lutheran Church of Niles on 130th Anniversary.
      Jan 10 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1490    CARROLL.
   Commends the life of Louis Goldblatt of Wilmette.
      Jan 10 1989                          Resolutions Consent Calndr.
                                           Resolution adopted

 SR-1491    ROCK.
   Appoints the committee to approve the final Senate Journals.
       Jan 10 1989  Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 06
                                           Resolution adopted


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2125


HR-0258     DEJAEGHER.
  Directs the Auditor General to conduct a management audit of the feasibility of
consolidating State revenue bond agencies.
      Apr 22 1987                          Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Apr 23                               Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                             Affairs
      Jun 09 1988                          Recommended be adopted 019-000-000
                   Speaker's Table
      Jun 23                               Resolution adopted

HR-0982     TERZICH.
   Congratulates Catherine Wiater and Dean Vitale, Oak Lawn, on their marriage
January 16, 1988.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                               Resolution adopted

HR-1044     SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Arthur Orlando Jackson, of Chicago, Illinois.
      Feb 22 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                               Resolution adopted

HR-1045     YOUNGE,W.
   Mourns the death of Frank Summers.
      Feb 22 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                               Resolution adopted

 HR-1046    FLOWERS.
   Congratulates the Altgeld Elementary School Cheerleaders.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1047    SHAW.
   Mourns the death of William Staples, Jr., Chicago.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1048    SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Modelle Odessa Wilminton of Chicago.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1049     PANAYOTOVICH.
   Congratulates Walter Payton on a most exceptional football career.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1050     SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Elizabeth O. Lewis, formerly of Chicago.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1051     YOUNGE,W.
   Congratulates the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority on its 75th Anniversary.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk




HR-1051---Cont.                   2126

      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1052    MORROW.
  Marks the retirement of Charlotte B. Gage from Peoples Gas Company of
Chicago.
      Feb 22 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1053    MORROW.
  Marks the retirement of Donald G. Devitt from Peoples Gas Company of
Chicago.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1054    RONAN.
  Congratulates Richard Flaks of Boy Scout Troop #56 as he becomes an Eagle
Scout.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1055    TERZICH.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker, of Chicago, on their 40th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1056    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Curt Beamer on being named Employee of the Year by the
News-Gazette.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1057    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Jack Whitman on being named Employee of the Year at WDWS,
Champaign.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1058    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Tami Bartell and Kurt Kaufman on being named as the DAR and
SAR award winners at Buckley-Loda High School.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1059     JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Arthur Tyler on being named the C.M. Cartwright Award
winner.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1060     JOHNSON.
   Mourns the death of Dr. John Christie of Champaign.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted




HR-1061


HR-1061     JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Dr. Bill Hoover of Urbana.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1062     JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Stanley Hathaway Sr., of Rossville.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1063     REGAN.
  Congratulates Mike Clarizio of Chicago Heights for his leadership in Senior
physical fitness.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1064     KRSKA.
   Congratulates Father John Petrik, after 44 years of dedicated service.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1065     MORROW.
   Congratulates Eugene Camastro as he retires from People's Gas.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1066     MORROW.
   Congratulates George Daly as he retires from People's Gas.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1067    MORROW.
   Mourns the death of Kevin Moody, Chicago.
      Feb 22 1988   Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                               Resolution adopted

 HR-1068    CAPPARELLI AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Mourns death of former Illinois legislator, Harry H. Semrow, of Chicago.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1069    GOFORTH.
   Congratulates Tom Dahncke, Nashville's Citizen of the Year.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1070    TERZICH.
   Congratulates Richard Stearney, of Chicago, on promotion to Major General in
 the U.S. Army.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted


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HR-1071


HR-1071    BLACK.
  Congratulates Reverend R.J. Davis as a recipient of the 4th Annual Dr. Martin
Luther King Humanitarian Award.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1072    BLACK.
  Congratulates Reverend Talma Sykes of Danville on receiving the Dr. Martin
Luther King Humanitarian Award from the Carter Metropolitan CME Church.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1073    BLACK.
  Congratulates Lafayette Shaw, Jr., on being named as a recipient of the 4th an-
nual Dr. Martin Luther King Humanitarian Award from Carter Metropolitan
CME Church.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1074    BLACK.
  Commends Matt Underwood, of Danville, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1075    MADIGAN,MJ.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hurley of West Lawn on their 45th Wed-
ding Anniversary.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1076     SHAW.
  Mourns the death of Mamie Morgan of Chicago.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1077     YOUNG,A.
  Mourns the death of Phyllis Martin of Chicago.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1078     YOUNGE,W.
  Mourns death of Anna May Bell.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1079     SLATER.
  Congratulates Sarah Kelly, of Gladstone, on being named Poster-Child by Cere-
bral Palsy.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1080     YOUNGE,W.
   Mourns Death of Chief Circuit Judge Richard Hudlin.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk


2128




HR-1080--Cont.


      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1081     STEPHENS.
  Congratulates Loren Angleton as he celebrates his 90th birthday.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1082     DALEY.
  Mourns the death of Thomas Carmody, Sr., founder of the Midlothian Savings
and Loan Association.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1083     DALEY.
  Mourns the death of Richard Wolfe, Sr., of Chicago.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1084     TERZICH.
  Commends Lee Nieman, of Lyons, for saving the life of a drowning boy.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1085     DALEY.
   Mourns the death of William Mahon, retired Chicago Police Department
lieutenant.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1086     FREDERICK,VF.
   Mourns the death of Katherine Arpee of Lake Forest.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                              Resolution adopted

HR-1087     DALEY.
   Mourns the death of Theresa Floodas Whirity of Chicago.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1088    PANAYOTOVICH.
   Congratulates the Hegewisch Community Committee on its 50th anniversary.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                               Resolution adopted

 HR-1089    DALEY.
   Mourns the death of Richard O'Keefe of Chicago.
      Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                               Resolution adopted

 HR-1090    BARGER,
   Congratulates the citizens of Wheaton on the 150th anniversary of their city's
 founding.
       Feb 22 1988  Filed With Clerk
       Feb 25                              Resolution adopted


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HR-1091    MCCRACKEN.
  Congratulates Sam Kelley of Darien, Citizen of the Year.
      Feb 22 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1092    CURRAN.
  Congratulates 7th grade Basketball Team of Franklin Middle School in Spring-
field on being State Champs.
      Feb 24 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1093    TERZICH.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Pierczynski of Chicago as they celebrate
their Golden Anniversary.
      Feb 24 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1094    DALEY.
  Mourns the death of Donald McNichlas, Sr., of Chicago.
      Feb 24 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1095    CHURCHILL - MATIJEVICH - FREDERICK,VF - PETERSON,W           -
            KLEMM.
  Mourns death of Ellis E. Fuqua, an attorney, of Waukegan.
      Feb 24 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1096     CHURCHILL.
  Mourns the death of Herb Hanf of Zion.
      Feb 24 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1097     CHURCHILL, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W AND KLEMM.
   Mourns death of Elmer Wolff, of Lake Villa, Illinois.
      Feb 24 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1098     CHURCHILL - FREDERICK,VF - PETERSON,W - KLEMM.
   Mourns the death of Mary Lou Thompson of Waukegan.
      Feb 24 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1099     TERZICH.
   Congratulates Loretta Warren of Chicago on Girl Scout Award for 30 years of
service.
      Feb 24 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted

HR-1100     TERZICH.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Salomone of Chicago on 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Feb 24 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Feb 25                             Resolution adopted


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HR-1091




HR-1101


HR-1101    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Dr. Jack Taylor for being named Illinois School Superintendent of
the Year by the American Association of School Administrators.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1102    TERZICH.
  Congratulates Daniel Goodwin on being named the Outstanding Business Lead-
er by the Oak Brook Jaycees.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1103     BARGER.
  Congratulates the DuPage County Farm Bureau as it celebrates its 75th
Anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1104     JOHNSON.
   Mourns death of Emily Ruth Mulliken of Champaign.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1105     JOHNSON.
   Commends Walter Lewis, Professor of Architecture at the U. of I. on his election
to the AIA Bond.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1106     JOHNSON.
   Mourns death of Dr. Robert M. Hoyne of Champaign.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1107     JOHNSON.
   Mourns Harvey W. Huegy, of Urbana.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

 HR-1108    DAVIS.
   Congratulates Mrs. Jesse Jackson on being a role model for black women.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

 HR-1109    TATE.
   Commends Special Agent Phillip McLearin on dedication to duty during a
 shoot-out in Oconee.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

 HR-1110    STEPHENS.
   Congratulates Charles Wildermuth as he celebrates his 60th birthday.
       Feb 25 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted


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HR-1111


HR-1111    KUBIK.
  Commends SEAOI on dedicating a statue to Dr. Fazlur Khan, noted Architect.
      Feb 25 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1112    KUBIK.
  Congratulates School District 100 in South Berwyn on its 100th anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1113    KRSKA.
  Congratulates Veronica M. Lontka on her 80th Birthday.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1114    HULTGREN.
  Congratulates Gordon A. Walberg on his retirement as Executive Director of the
Election Commission of Galesburg.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1115     HULTGREN.
  Mourns the death of James Bambrick of Peoria.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-116      HULTGREN.
  Congratulates Mrs. Kenneth Kidder on her husband's Kenneth's posthumous
Award for Citizenship from the Roseville Chamber of Commerce.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1117     PANAYOTOVICH.
  Congratulates Mike Ditka on his selection to the Hall of Fame.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-I118     SHAW.
  Congratulates the Chicago Shoreland News on its 13th anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1119     SHAW.
   Mourns death of Leonard English of Chicago.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1120     WENNLUND.
   Congratulates Mr. Frederick G. Rauch, Jr., for his 31 years to the Mokena Com-
munity Volunteer Fire Department.
      Feb 25 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1121     WENNLUND.
   Congratulates Mr. Martin John Medema for his 31 years of service with the
 Mokena Community Volunteer Fire Department.


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HR-1121-Cont.


      Feb 25 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1122    WENNLUND.
  Congratulates Mr. Wesley Leonard Schultz for his 27 years with the Mokena
Community Volunteer Fire Department.
      Feb 25 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1123    NOVAK.
  Congratulates Larry Linman, of Bourbonnais, on being one of the Illinois Jaycees
1987 Ten Outstanding Young People.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1124    NOVAK.
  Commends Bradley-Bourbonnais High School sophomore football team, of
Bradley, Illinois, on an 8-0 season.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1125    NOVAK.
  Congratulates Armond Lamontagne of Kankakee on Realtor's Award.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1126    NOVAK.
  Congratulates the Bishop McNamara High School football team on winning
their third straight Class 3A Championship.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1127    HASARA.
  Congratulates Heide Heiderscheid on being honored by the City of Auburn.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1128    PULLEN - WILLIAMSON.
  Congratulates Lift Parts Mfg. Co., Inc. on their 40th anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1129    HARTKE.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Curt Richards, of Effingham, on their golden
anniversary.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1130     DALEY.
  Mourns the death of Elizabeth Marano of Chicago.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1131     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
  Mourns the death of Norman Rickard, who was loved and respected as a teacher
and coach at Waukegan Township High School.
      Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1132     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Mourns the death of Robert O'Farrell, well-known Waukegan resident who
played major league baseball for over 20 years.


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HR- 1132-Cont.


Feb 25 1988


Resolution adopted


HR-1133    SIEBEN.
  Commends Charles Knapp, retiring, on 31 years with Knoxville Schools.
     Feb 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1134    GIGLIO.
  Congratulates Mike Roma of Lansing on his 75th birthday.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1135    TUERK, HULTGREN AND SALTSMAN.
  Congratulates Kemla "Anna" Couri on her 100th birthday.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted


HR-1136    TUERK, HULTGREN AND SALTSMAN.
  Congratulates Jack  Harland  as he   retires from the
Transportation.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1137    TUERK, HULTGREN AND SALTSMAN.
  Mourns death of Leo Sullivan, Peoria County circuit clerk.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1138    YOUNG,A.
  Mourns the death of Lila Hamby Moss, Chicago.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted


HR-1139    PETERSON,W.
  Congratulates Thomas Clarke Hill IX of Lincolnshire on
achievements.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted


Department of


his numerous


HR-1140    CURRIE - MATIJEVICH - KIRKLAND - BRAUN - BOWMAN, CULLER-
           TON, DALEY, DEUCHLER, GIORGI, LANG, HARRIS, HARTKE, HOM-
           ER, KUBIK, LEFLORE, LEVIN, SATTERTHWAITE, STECZO, STERN
           AND SUTKER.
  Congratulates the Clarence Darrow Bridge celebration on its continuing goals;
proclaims March 13, 1988, the semi-centennial anniversary of his death, to be Clar-
ence Darrow Day in Illinois.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1141    BRESLIN.
  Commends the Concerned Citizens for Youth on its hard work on behalf of the
young people of the Streator area.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1142    STANGE.
  Commends Lieutenant Charles Whelpley on law enforcement career.
      Feb 25 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1143    CHURCHILL - MATIJEVICH - FREDERICK,VF - PETERSON,W        -
           KLEMM AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Mourns the death of John Conolly, former Illinois lawmaker.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk


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HR-1143--Cont.


      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1144    GRANBERG.
  Congratulates Lori Vaughn on being 1988 Miss Illinois County Fair.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1145    PARKE.
  Commends 13th Lake Park High School Dance-A-Thon.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1146    HARRIS.
  Congratulates Eagle Scout Steven Hall of Rolling Meadows.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1147    PANAYOTOVICH.
  Congratulates Reverend Joseph Nowak as he retires from the pastorate.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1148    MCAULIFFE.
  Congratulates Dublin on 1,000th Anniversary.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1149    HASARA - CURRAN.
  Congratulates Springfield Lanphier H.S. wrestler, Andy Gardner, on winning
the IHSA Class AA 105-pound title.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1150    KEANE.
  Congratulates Francis J. Traynick on 90th Birthday.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1151    SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Phillip Maxwell, Chicago.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1152     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Cathy Bohren on being named Employee of the Year by the Lake
 County Community Action Project.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

 HR-1153    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Fannie Crist on being named Volunteer of the Year by the Lake
 County Community Action Project.


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HR- 1153-Cont.


      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1154    STANGE.
  Commends Republican Women's Clubs in Illinois.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1155    YOUNGE,W.
  Mourns death of Josephine Williams.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1156    DALEY.
  Commends Michael Burns of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1157    MCNAMARA.
  Commend Lisa Mick on earning Girl Scout Gold Award.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1158     FREDERICK,VF.
  Congratulates Theresa Kreuser of Grayslake on her 100th birthday.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1159     CURRAN.
  Congratulates Francis L. Lyons upon his retirement from the Illinois State
Police.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1160     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Family Service Agency of North Lake County on its 40th
Anniversary.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

HR-1161     TERZICH.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krystyniak, Sr., of Chicago on their Golden
 Wedding Anniversary.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted

 HR-1162    MADIGAN,MJ.
   Congratulates Robert and Erma McDaniel, Bloomington, on their 40th Wedding
 Anniversary.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                             Resolution adopted


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HR-1163


HR-1163    NOVAK - MAUTINO - GRANBERG - MULCAHEY - CURRAN.
  Urge congress to change collection procedures on gas and gasohol excise tax.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1164    HICKS - MAUTINO - PHELPS - HARTKE - HANNIG AND GRANBERG.
  Urge congress to reinstate diesel excise tax for farmers.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1165    PANAYOTOVICH.
  Commends the Indus Society of North America as it celebrates Pakistan Day on
March 19, 1988.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1166    ACKERMAN.
  Congratulates John Ackerman on winning the top honors in the AFBF Young
Farmers Discussion Meet.
      Mar 17 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Mar 23                            Resolution adopted

HR-1167    WOLF.
  Congratulates J. David Lowe of Boy Scout Troop 5 on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1168    WOLF.
  Congratulates Gary Marsala, Jr., of Boy Scout Troop 5 on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1169    TATE - HULTGREN - OLSON,ROBERT - HASARA - GOFORTH.
   Urges Congress to assist the farming industry to regain economic composure
while the need for crude oil imports is reduced.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1170     STEPHENS - OLSON,ROBERT - SIEBEN - SLATER - PIEL.
   Urges the U.S. Congress to pass H.R. 2260.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1171    HULTGREN, TUERK, HOMER, OLSON,ROBERT, SLATER, BRESLIN,
            MAUTINO, SIEBEN AND ROPP.
   Mourns death of Rick Baker of Peoria.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1172    MORROW.
   Mourns death of Louis W. Brantley of Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted


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HR-1173


HR-1173    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Lou Henson on his 500th win as an NCAA division I head coach.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1174     WHITE.
  Congratulates Claude A. Walton of Chicago on his retirement from the Chicago
Park District.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1175     HASARA.
  Congratulates Sister Monica Hemmer of Springfield upon her 70th anniversary
as an Ursuline nun.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1176     CHURCHILL.
  Congratulates Theresa Kreuser of Grayslake on her 100th birthday.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1177     BRESLIN.
   Congratulates Francis Leonard Beaulieu on his 100th Birthday.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1178     DANIELS.
   Congratulate Trooper Francis L. Lyons, after 30 years of service with the Illinois
State Police.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

 HR-1179    TATE.
   Congratulates Pana High School Basketball team on winning the Class A State
 Basketball Tournament.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                           Resolution adopted

 HR-1180    DALEY.
   Mourns the death of John Thomas "Red" Corbett, of Chicago, Illinois.
      Mar 23 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                           Resolution adopted

 HR-1181    PANAYOTOVICH.
   Congratulates Avalon Trails Improvement Association on its 25th anniversary.
       Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                           Resolution adopted

 HR-1182    MADIGAN,MJ.
   Congratulates Ben Segal, Furrier of Chicago, on his 80th Birthday.
       Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                           Resolution adopted


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HR-1183


HR-1183    GIGLIO.
  Congratulates the Thornton Fractional North Varsity basketball team.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                        Resolution adopted

HR-1184    MADIGAN,MJ.
  Congratulates Kenneth C. Rehnquist on his retirement as Health Director of the
Stickney Public Health District.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                        Resolution adopted

HR-1185    MCPIKE.
  Congratulates Samuel Mitchell of Paletine on his 50th birthday.
      Mar 23 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                        Resolution adopted

HR-1186    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates the Taylors of E. Moline on their 50th Wedding Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1187    REA - GOFORTH - PHELPS - RICHMOND - HICKS, HASARA AND
           HANNIG.
  Urges congress not to pass acid rain legislation.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1188    REA - GOFORTH.
  Mourns the death of Glenn Snider of Zeigler.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1189    CURRIE - FREDERICK,VF - DAVIS - STERN - DEUCHLER, BARNES,
           BRAUN, BRESLIN, COWLISHAW, DIDRICKSON, DOEDERLEIN,
           FLOWERS, HASARA, JONES,L, PARCELLS, SATTERTHWAITE AND
           YOUNGE,W.
  Recognizes March as Women's History Month in Illinois.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1190    COUNTRYMAN.
   Mourns the death of Thomas Anderson, Jr., of Earlville.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1191     KULAS - VANDUYNE.
  Congratulates Andrew Anthony Fox on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1192     STEPHENS.
   Congratulates John and Rose Siegel on 65th Wedding Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1193     PRESTON - SUTKER - LANG - LEVIN.
   Deplores anti-Semitic acts of violence in Springfield.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1194    LEFLORE.
   Mourns the death of Anthony Darnell Upchurch of Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1196    HARRIS.
  Congratulates Kevin Haupt of Arlington Heights on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1197    DANIELS.
  Commends Pam McDonough upon departing government service.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1198    LEVERENZ - GOFORTH.
  Mourns the death of Frank Mautino of Spring Valley.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1199    YOUNG,A.
  Mourns the death of Martha Jane Lee of Chicago.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1200    CHURCHILL - FREDERICK,VF - PETERSON,W       - MATIJEVICH -
           KLEMM AND STERN.
  Mourns the death of Lake County Sheriff Robert H. "Mickey" Babcox.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1201    BRESLIN.
  Congratulates St. Patrick's Church in LaSalle as it celebrates 150th anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1202    MADIGAN,MJ.
   Declares April 20, 1988 as RSVP Day in Illinois.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1203    WEAVER,M.
   Commends the American Legion on its 69th Anniversary.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1204    REA.
   Urge Congress to rework the Immigration Reform and Control Act in terms of
agricultural workers.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1205    HARTKE.
   Urges the Governor to declare May 8 through May 14, 1988 as Municipal Clerks
 Week.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1206    PEDERSEN,B.
   Congratulates Dr. Donald V. Strong on his retirement from the Arlington
 Heights Elementary School District 25 as Superintendent.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1207    KEANE, MADIGAN,MJ, MCNAMARA, DALEY, CURRIE, BRESLIN,
            CAPPARELLI, CULLERTON, CURRAN, DUNN,JOHN, FARLEY, FLINN,
            MCGANN, MCPIKE, O'CONNELL AND REGAN.
   Urges Congress to extend amnesty to Irish illegal aliens.
      Mar 23 1988                       Resolution adopted


HR-1196


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HR-1208


HR-1208    PRESTON - SUTKER - LANG - LEVIN.
  Urges Austrian President Kurt Waldheim to resign.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1209    FLOWERS.
  Commends Chicago White Sox for adopting a Chicago Magnet School.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1210    FLOWERS.
  Mourns death of Leroy Spivey, Jr. of Chicago.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1211     RYDER.
  Congratulates Moose Lodge 865 and the Women of the Moose on their 100th
and 75th anniversaries respectively.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1212     HICKS.
   Congratulates Dr. Clyde Wilson of Grayville, Illinois, on being Citizen of the
Year.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1213     LEFLORE.
   Mourns the death of Mr. Henry Wilson of Thomson, Georgia.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1214    TERZICH.
   Congratulates Eagle Scout Eric Hansen.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1215    TERZICH.
   Congratulates Archbishop Weber Council Knights of Columbus on 50th
 Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1216    CURRAN.
   Congratulates the Sangamon County School Employees' Credit Union of
 Springfield on its 50th anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1217    HALLOCK - GIORGI.
   Celebrates 50th anniversary of Catholic Charities of Rockford.
      Apr 12 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1218    LEFLORE.
   Commends Hosea Crossley on the occasion of his retirement from the Chicago
 Police Department.
       Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1219    JOHNSON.
   Congratulates Glen Cougill, of Mahomet, as he retires as the Champaign County
 highway superintendent.
       Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1220


HR-1220    JOHNSON.
  Mourns Virgil W. Burgess of Urbana.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1221    HICKS.
  Congratulates Grace Sullivan as the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Communi-
ty Service Award recipient.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1222    BUGIELSKI AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Mourns death of former member John F. Leon, of Chicago.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1223    VANDUYNE.
  Congratulates the Joliet Catholic High School Varsity Cheerleading Squad on
placing 4th in the National Competition.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1224    HICKS.
  Commend Richard Stubblefield of Sesser on his dedication to Mt. Vernon Town-
ship High School.
      Apr 12 1988       .               Resolution adopted

HR-1225    ROPP.
  Congratulates the Vocation and Industrial Clubs of America.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1226    NOVAK.
  Commends Kankakee Community College Bowl Team.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1227    NOVAK.
  Congratulates and commends Pastor Copeland on his 16 years of service at the
Morning Star Baptist Church.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1228    MATIJEVICH - FREDERICK,VF - CHURCHILL - STERN - PETER-
           SON,W AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Abbott Laboratories on its 100th anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1229    ROPP.
  Congratulates and commends Illinois State University men's basketball team on
their 1987-88 season.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1230     PULLEN.
  Congratulates New Sweden on the 350th anniversary of the arrival of Swedes in
North America and welcomes King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia to the Unit-
ed States.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1231     PULLEN.
   Commends Private Industry Council of Northern Cook County on receiving
nomination for Presidential Award as an Outstanding Private Industry Council.


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HR-123 1-Cont.


      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1232    GIGLIO.
  Congratulates Laura   Gulotta  of Calumet City    on  being  elected  a
Co-International State Commissioner for the Babe Ruth League.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1233    PANAYOTOVICH.
  Marks 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hallahan of Chicago.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1234    JOHNSON.
  Mourns John Miller of Urbana, Democratic party worker.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1235    TERZICH.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Rache of Chicago on their 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1236    MADIGAN,MJ.
  Commend Queen of Universe Parish, Chicago, on a community liturgy.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1237    PRESTON - LEVIN - SUTKER - LANG - CURRAN.
  Urges observance of April 20, 1988, as the Day of Rememberance of Victims of
the Nazi Holocaust.
      Apr 12 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1238    MATIJEVICH, FREDERICK,VF, STERN, CHURCHILL, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Mourns the death of John E. Moore, publisher of the North Chicago Tribune for
43 years.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1239    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates St. Dismas Church in Waukegan, on their 25th Anniversary in
  1988.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1240     DANIELS.
   Congratulates Father Mulloy on the 50th anniversary of his ordination.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1241     FREDERICKVF.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Bert Aldrich on their 50th Wedding Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1242     FREDERICK,VF.
   Congratulates and commends Rotary International on its "Polio Plus" program.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1243    MAUTINO.
  Congratulates the Kasbeer Community Church on its 150th Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1244    SATTERTHWAITE.
  Congratulates Machinists and Aerospace Workers on their 100th Anniversary.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1245    DANIELS.
  Congratulates Fenton High School bowling team for winning the 1988 State of
Illinois Bowling Team Championship.
      Apr 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1246    COWLISHAW - PETKA.
  Commends the Naperville Crime Stoppers and urgesthe International Crime
Stoppers to hold the International Conference in Naperville.
      Apr 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1247     JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Jens Kujawa on his basketball career at the U of I.
      Apr 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1248     JOHNSON.
   Commends the 7 central Illinois student competitors in The News-Gazette's 4th
annual spelling bee.
      Apr 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1249     HARRIS.
   Congratulates Frank Genovese of Arlington Heights on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Apr 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1250     CURRIE.
   Commends Dr. Janet Rowley of Chicago on cancer research breakthrough.
      Apr 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1251     NOVAK.
   Commends Kankakee Community College Basketball Team.
      Apr 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1253    LEFLORE.
   Mourns death of Florence A. Adams of Chicago.
      Apr 14 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1254    KEANE.
   Congratulates participants in the 5th Annual Young Writers Festival.
      Apr 14 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1255    PULLEN - DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ, BARNES, MCCRACKEN, RY-
            DER, CURRAN, GIORGI, HARTKE, MATIJEVICH, TATE AND CAPPA-
            RELLI.
   Congratulates Patricia Rudolph as a registered volunteer lobbyist for the IL Fed-
 eration for. Right to Life.
      Apr 14 1988                        Resolution adopted


HR-1243


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HR-1256    BRAUN.
  Commends Ms. Dandridge-Alexander for her exemplary leadership in efforts to
promote computer learning.
      Apr 14 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1257    BRAUN.
  Mourns Rose Geter, affirmative action administrator for the Department of Chil-
dren and Family Services.
      Apr 14 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1259    WILLIAMS - LEFLORE - BRAUN - RICE - YOUNG,A.
  Honors the memory of Harold Washington.
      Apr 14 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1260    FLOWERS.
  Mourns the death of Van Zella Thomas McGowan of Chicago.
      Apr 20 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1261    YOUNGE,W.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sessom of Centreville on their Golden
Anniversary.
      Apr 19 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1262    MORROW.
  Commends Memorial Tea in Honor of Mary Frances Whiteurst.
      Apr 19 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1263    HULTGREN.
  Mourns death of Francis Minor of Peoria.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1264    WOJCIK.
  Congratulates Betty Helsper as she retires after 22 years with School District
#54.
      Apr 19 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1265    JOHNSON.
   Congratulates Colleen Madix of Holy Cross School in Champaign on being
named one of the top 10 outstanding Catholic educators in the nation.
      Apr 19 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1266     CHURCHILL.
   Congratulates Family Service Agency of North Lake County.
      Apr 19 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1267     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates the Great Lakes Credit Uriion on its 50th anniversary.
      Apr 19 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1268    HARTKE.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Verle Seiler, of Richland County, on their 35th
 Wedding Anniversary.
      Apr 19 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1256




HR-1269


HR-1269    MAUTINO.
  Commends Margaret Schmitt, of Sheffield, on role in historic preservation.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1270    STEPHENS - DANIELS - BLACK - REGAN - FREDERICK,VF AND
           BARNES.
  Recognizes National Victim's Rights Week, April 17 through 23.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1271    MULCAHEY.
  Congratulates William Binger, the 1988 Citizen of the Year by the Durand Civic
Association.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1272    MATIJEVICH - SALTSMAN - FARLEY - WHITE - GIORGI.
  Congratulates the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on its 125th
anniversary.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1273     BARGER.
  Congratulates James R. Adair on his retirement from Scripture Press.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1274     HULTGREN.
  Congratulates  Heidi Borden, of     Monmouth, on     YMCA     Swimming
Championship.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1275     NOVAK.
  Congratulates the Rick and Lori Shule family of Ashkum on winning the 1988
Farm Family of the Year Award from the Daily Journal in Kankakee.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1276     CULLERTON.
  Urges recognition of April 22, 1988 as World Day for Laboratory Animals in
Illinois.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1278     GIORGI.
   Congratulates Charles O'Shea on 35 years as a plumber.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1279     BLACK.
   Congratulates Melvin Myers of Danville on his 50th birthday.
      Apr 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1280     HENSEL.
   Congratulates Hanover Park, Illinois, on being named Tree City, USA, for 1987.
      Apr 21 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1281     DALEY.
   Mourns the death of Jerry Bertucci of Chicago.
      Apr 21 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1282


HR-1282    MCPIKE.
  Congratulates Harold Gaede on being chosen as the 1988 Illinois Retailer of the
Year by the Illinois Retail Merchants Association.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1283     GIGLIO.
  Congratulates Father Burke of Holy Ghost Church on sabbatical.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1284     KLEMM.
  Congratulates Crystal Lake Elementary School District on winning an award for
rxcellence in economic education.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1285     TERZICH.
  Commends Andrew Ondracek, of Chicago, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1286     TERZICH.
  Commends Timothy Cooper, of Chicago, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1287     TERZICH.
  Commends Jeffrey Bagdon, of Chicago, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1288     STERN.
  Mourns the death of Abe Fell of Winnetka, Illinois.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1289     REGAN.
  Commends Warren Baker, retiring Peotone mayor.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1290     DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Jule Wallaert as he celebrates his 80th birthday.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1291     KEANE.
   Congratulates Asa Bacon on his retirement from the Peoples Gas Company after
40 years.
      Apr 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1293    LEFLORE.
   Mourns the death of Robert Belton, III, of Chicago.
      Apr 26 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1294    TATE.
   Congratulates Clyde Drennan for 40 years of service to Cumberland County Na-
 tional Bank in Neoga.
      Apr 26 1988                         Resolution adopted


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HR-1295


HR-1295    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Axel Jensen his 85th birthday.
      Apr 26 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1296    YOUNG,A.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gooden of Chicago on their 50th
anniversary.
      Apr 26 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1297    MCCRACKEN.
  Commends Michael J. Donohue, Superintendent of Cass School District 63, on
31 years in education.
      Apr 26 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1298    DALEY.
  Mourns the death of Harold Aronson of Skokie.
      Apr 26 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1299    JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Patricia Sims of Champaign.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1300    BARGER.
   Congratulates Harold Gaede on being chosen as the 1988 Illinois Retailer of the
Year by the Illinois Retail Merchants Association.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1301     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Rev. Philip T. Wild on the 40th Anniversary of his ordination.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1302     SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Lamont Reed of Chicago.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1303     TATE - BLACK.
   Commends Police Special Agent Tammra Byers on dedication to duty during a
shoot-out in Oconee.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1304     BLACK.
   Congratulates teacher John Smith on winning IEA Award.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1305    DELEO - CAPPARELLI - LAURINO - MCAULIFFE - BUGIELSKI.
   Commends the Northwest Real Estate Board on its 64th anniversary.
      Apr 26 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1306    TATE.
   Memorial to Richard Daniel, rural Carlock.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1307


HR-1307    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Helen Karkazis, of La Grange, on being chosen as Woman of the
Year by the West Suburban Chamber of Commerce.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1308    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Daniel Pancake on West Suburban Chamber of Commerce honor.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1309    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Edward and Audrey Johnson, of Western Springs, on being
named Citizens of the Year.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1310    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Don and Mary Veverka on their outstanding community service in
La Grange.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1311    KUBIK.
  Congratulates William H. Wardle on West Suburban Chamber of Commerce
Award.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1312    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Rich Port YMCA and Richard Snoddy on Award for West Sub-
urban Chamber of Commerce.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1313    SHAW.
   Mourns the death of John Ross, Sr., of Chicago.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1314     HARTKE.
   Congratulates the Teutopolis High School Girls' Basketball Team on winning
the Class A title.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1315    STECZO.
   Congratulates Margaret Mary Hennessy on making National Honor Society.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1316    MARTINEZ.
   Urges the City of Chicago to make the streets as safe as possible.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1317    KUBIK.
   Congratulates Reverend Andrew Swasko on his 50th Anniversary at the Berwyn
 United Lutheran Church.
      Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1318    NOVAK.
   Congratulates the Eric and Lori Shule family of Ashkum on winning the 1988
 Farm Family of the Year Award from the Daily Journal in Kankakee.


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     Apr 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1319    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates P.J. Bowman of Parkland College on being named to the NJCAA
Division II All-American first team.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1320    KUBIK.
  Mourns Lillian M. Baar, mother of Senator Judy Baar Topinka.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1323    MCNAMARA.
  Congratulates Mike Gawrysiak on his retirement from 20 years of service with
the Calumet Park Police Department.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1324    MCGANN.
  Congratulates Frank Satriano after 40 years with Glaziers Union Local No. 27,
who is now retiring.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1325    HASARA.
  Congratulates William Hovey on retiring as Superintendent of Ball-Chatham
Schools.
      Apr 28 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1326    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Riverside Kiwanis Club on its 20th anniversary.
      May 03 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1327    LANG.
  Mourns the death of Irving Fisch of Skokie.
      May 03 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1328    JOHNSON.
  Commends Clarence "Doc" McCrillis on 42 years of service as Republican com-
mitteeman in Jasper County.
      May 03 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1329    SLATER.
  Congratulates B.I. Mueller on 50 years as M.D.
      May 03 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1330     TERZICH AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Mourns Mary Winifred McAvoy, wife of former State Rep. Walter "Babe"
 McAvoy.
      May 03 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1331    FREDERICK,VF.
   Commends Richard "Dick" Triptow on years of teaching and coaching.
      May 03 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1332    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Joe Sisolak for receiving the Book of Golden Deeds Award by the
 Exchange Club of Waukegan.




HR-1332-Cont.


     May 03 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1333    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates John Stuart Geisler on his retirement of 32-year record of service
in education.
     May 03 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1334    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Eugene H. Rawhoof on his retirement after 31 years with the In-
ternational Chemical Workers Union.
      May 03 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1335    MATIJEVICH, STERN, CHURCHILL, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Ann Hughes, of Waukegan, on being named the recipient of the
1988 Fred W. Losch Award.
      May 03 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1336    HARRIS.
  Commends Andrew Joseph Stoy, of Elk Grove, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      May 03 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1337    PARKE.
  Congratulates and commend Hal Dotts on his dedication to Northwest Commu-
nity Hospital.
      May 03 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1338    CHURCHILL.
  Congratulates Antioch Volunteer Fire Department on 75th anniversary.
      May 04 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1340    BOWMAN - MCGANN - HOMER - RYDER.
  Provides for appointment of a Special Committee on Patient Care to review the
policies, procedures and quality of care and treatment of patients in both
State-operated and private facilities in connection with death of an infant at Chica-
go-Read Mental Health Center on April 12, 1988.
      May 04 1988                       Referred to Rules
                                        Motion filed BYPASS COMMITTEE
                                        PLACE SPKRS TABLE
                                        IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                        -BOWMAN
                                        Committee Rules
      May 05      Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K
                                        Recommended be adopted 017-000-000
                  Speaker's Table
                                        Resolution adopted 109-000-000

HR-1341    BLACK.
  Congratulates Chris Johnson, Vermilion County Spelling Champion.
      May 04 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1342    DEJAEGHER.


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HR-1342-Cont.


  Congratulates Ann Beam on 80th birthday, Moline.
      May 04 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1343    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates the Hatjes of East Moline, on their 80th birthdays.
      May 04 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1344    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Florence Larson of East Moline on her 80th birthday.
      May 04 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1345    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Mr and Mrs Warner Timm, of Moline, of their 55th wedding
anniversary.
      May 04 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1346    COUNTRYMAN - JOHNSON.
  Commends those high school students who participated in the State funded Work
Experience Career Exploration Program.
      May 10 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1347    YOUNGE,W.
  Congratulates East Saint Louis Lincoln High School on winning the Class AA
State Basketball Championship.
      May 05 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1348    CULLERTON.
  Congratulates Mrs. Suzy Katz on being named Mrs. America.
      May 05 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1349    CHURCHILL.
  Congratulates Larry Lee, of Lake Bluff, as he retires from Abbott Laboratories.
      May 05 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1350    SHAW.
  Mourns Carole Ann Stafford McCann of Chicago.
      May 05 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1351    SHAW.
  Mourns Thel Davis, Sr., of Chicago.
      May 05 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1352    CHURCHILL.
   Congratulates Dennis Bieschke on his promotion to Commercial Manager of
Southern Division of Commonwealth Edison.
      May 05 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1353     STEPHENS - PIEL - HICKS - HARTKE.
   Urges formation of an Illinois House Vietnam Veterans Caucus.
      May 05 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1354     COWLISHAW.
   Congratulates and commends Mariam Morgan Boecker of Naperville on a dis-
tinguished teaching career.


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HR-1354-Cont.


     May 05 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1355    COWLISHAW.
  Congratulates Mrs. Kathryn Holler, Naperville, on a distinguished teaching
career.
      May 05 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1356    HARRIS.
  Congratulates David Malik, of Boy Scout Troop 149 sponsored by Southminister
United Presbyterian Church, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 05 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1357    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Lester Laird of East Moline on their 50th wedding
anniversary.
      May 05 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1358    DALEY - FREDERICK,VF - CURRIE - WILLIAMSON - PRESTON,
           CURRAN AND BRESLIN.
  Urges Dept. of Public Health to report on cost saving measures in Special Sup-
plemental for Women, Infants and Children.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Limits study's scope to infant formula.
      May 05 1988                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 19                            Assigned to Human Services
      Jun 02                            Recommended be adopted 014-000-000
                  Speaker's Table
      Jul 02          Amendment No.01   DALEY                Adopted
                  Resolution Adopted-Amended

HR-1359    STEPHENS - SIEBEN - SLATER - PIEL.
  Commend Construction of Vietnam Veterans' Memorial.
      May 10 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1360    JOHNSON.
   Mourns William D. Lewis of Sidney.
      May 10 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1361    CAPPARELLI, GIORGI, GIGLIO, DELEO, LAURINO AND MAUTINO.
   Congratulates and commends Mary Laney, the 1988 recipient of the Dante
Award.
      May 10 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1362    RONAN.
   Commends Bernie Hoffmann, of Chicago, on his service to the community.
      May 10 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1363   TERZICH.
   Mourns the death of Mrs. Mary Podbevsek, one of Chicago's most active and
 dedicated senior citizens.
      May 10 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1364   DALEY.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLain, Sr., of Chicago, as they celebrate
 their 40th Wedding Anniversary.


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HR-1364-Cont.


     May 10 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1365    GOFORTH, MCAULIFFE, MATIJEVICH, MAUTINO, CAPPARELLI,
           REA, HENSEL, BLACK, KRSKA, SHAW, DAVIS, FLINN, RICHMOND,
           TERZICH, KULAS, FREDERICK,VF, HASARA, PHELPS, NOVAK, BER-
           RIOS, SALTSMAN, HULTGREN, DALEY, ACKERMAN, DEJAEGHER,
           GRANBERG, WEAVER,M, PETKA, WILLIAMSON, SLATER, CURRAN,
           PETERSON,W, MCNAMARA, BRUNSVOLD, BUGIELSKI, DELEO, FAR-
           LEY, GIORGI, HANNIG, HARTKE, MARTINEZ, OLSON,ROBERT,
           ROPP, PARKE, SIEBEN, SLATER, VANDUYNE, WENNLUND, WOJCIK,
           WOLF AND KUBIK.
  Urges Department of Veterans' Affairs to re-open field offices.
      May 10 1988                      Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 19                           Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                        Affairs
                                        Motion filed BYPASS COMMITTEE
                                        PLACE SPKRS TABLE
                                        IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                        -GOFORTH
                                        Committee Executive & Veteran Affairs
      Jun 01                           Committee discharged 116-000-000
                  Speaker's Table
                                       Resolution adopted 112-000-000

HR-1366    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates William E. Vickers on his retirement after 21 years as Director of
Special Education/Pupil Personnel Services for the Waukegan Public Schools.
      May 10 1988                      Resolution adopted

HR-1367    FREDERICK,VF - MATIJEVICH - CHURCHILL - STERN - PETER-
           SON,W.
  Congratulates Larry Lee, of Lake Bluff, as he retires from Abbott Laboratories.
      May 10 1988                      Resolution adopted

HR-1368    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Maurice and Joanne DeMeyer on their 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      May 10 1988                      Resolution adopted

HR-1369    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Helen Koontz, of East Moline, on her 80th birthday.
      May 10 1988                      Resolution adopted

HR-1370    SATTERTHWAITE.
  Congratulates, on his 80th birthday, renowned physicist and mathematician
John Bardeen.
      May 10 1988                      Resolution adopted

HR-1371    WOLF - RICHMOND.
   Mourns the death of Cahokia business and civic leader Robert Flinn, brother of
 Rep. Monroe Flinn.
      May 10 1988                      Resolution adopted

 HR-1372   RYDER.
   Congratulates the Pittsfield Rotary Club on its 50th anniversary.
      May 10 1988                      Resolution adopted


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HR-1373


HR-1373    RONAN - CAPPARELLI - FARLEY AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF
           THE HOUSE.
  Mourns the death of Joseph Fanta, former State Representative.
      May 19 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1374    CURRIE.
  Urges Skim Milk Day, February 13.
      May 11 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1375    CURRIE.
  Congratulates Ezra Sensibar, Chicago Kenwood neighborhood, on his receipt of
a Mostly Music Arts Award.
      May 11 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1376    BOWMAN.
  Amends House Resolution 1340, adopted May 5, 1988. Increases membership of
Special Committee on Patient Care from 6 to 8 members, 4 each to be appointed by
the Speaker and the Minority Leader.
      May 11 1988                        Floor motion BYPASS COMMITTEE
                                         PLACE SPKRS TABLE
                                         IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                         -BOWMAN
                                         Motion prevailed
                  Speaker's Table
                                         Resolution adopted 116-000-000

HR-1377     PRESTON.
   Congratulates John Conrad, President, and the employees of S & C Electric
 Company, Chicago, on the 75th anniversary of the company.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1378    BARGER.
   Congratulates Barbara Scott as she retires as Supervisor of Certification for the
 DuPage Educational Service Region.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1379    MORROW.
   Memorial to Henry Monroe Brown, Chicago.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1380    MORROW.
   Mourns Mathew Strickland of Chicago.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1381    BLACK.
   Congratulates Lou Mervis, Danville, on his receipt of the Leadership Excellence
 Award for his contributions to the Danville community.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1382    BLACK.
   Congratulates Jack Leathers, Paris, on his retirement as County Superintendent
 of Highways for Edgar County.
       May 11 1988                       Resolution adopted


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HR-1383


HR-1383    GRANBERG.
  Marks success of St. Elmo Basketball team in State finals.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1384    KUBIK.
  Congratulates the Cicero Knights of Columbus on their 75th anniversary.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1385    PARCELLS.
  Commends Peter Harrison, Jr., of Wilmette, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1386    CURRAN - HANNIG.
  Commend Land of Lincoln Girl Scout Council for work on behalf of Goodwill.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1387     RYDER.
  Congratulates Jerseyville Knights of Columbus on 75th anniversary.
      May 11 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1388     SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Walter Silmon Sr., who was a great jazz lover.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1389     SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Charles Macon.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1390     STANGE.
   Congratulates Daniel Goodwin on being named as the Outstanding Business
Leader by the Oak Brook Jaycees.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1391     NOVAK.
   Congratulates Don R. Frank, Chairman of the Board at First of America Bank,
 plans to retire after 34 years.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1392    JOHNSON.
   Recognizes the week of May 8-14 as "Illinois District Optimist Clubs Week" in
 the State of Illinois.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1394    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Dayton of Moline on their 50th wedding
 anniversary.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1395    BLACK.
   Congratulates Phlllip Schmit on being named Officer of the Year by the Danville
 Correctional Center.
      May 12 1988          .             Resolution adopted


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HR-1396    BLACK.
  Commends Dan Scott on receiving award for excellence in teaching.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1397    BLACK.
  Congratulates Georgia Reed of Danville in Excellence in Teaching Award.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1398    BLACK.
  Commends Melvin Booth, 6th-grade teacher in Georgetown, Illinois, on math
and Science teaching award.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1399     DALEY.
  Mourns the death of Helen Govea of Chicago.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1400    GRANBERG.
  Congratulates the Centralia Orphan basketball team on a successful season.
      May 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1401     GRANBERG.
  Congratulates Trinity Lutheran School of Hoffman winner of the Lutheran State
Basketball Championship.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1402     MADIGAN,MJ - DALEY - WHITE - GIORGI - LAURINO AND DELEO.
   Mourns the death of Eli Schulman of Chicago.
      May 12 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1403     REA.
   Commends winners of Benton Elks Lodge Scholastic Achievement Awards.
      May 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1404     FREDERICK,VF.
   Commends Albert J. Buckowich on his teaching career at Lake Forest High.
      May 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1405    MCPIKE.
   Congratulates Roxana Schools on their participation in the DARE program.
      May 13 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1406    WENNLUND AND PETKA.
   Congratulates Loretta Hanson of Romeoville on receiving the Illinois Mathemat-
 ics and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 17 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1407    WENNLUND AND PETKA.                                    -
   Congratulates Valerie Henrich of Romeoville on receiving the Illinois Mathe-
 matics and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 17 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1408    WENNLUND AND PETKA.
  Congratulates Jack Williams of Romeoville on receiving the Illinois Mathemat-
ics and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1409    WENNLUND AND PETKA.
  Commends Joseph Talutto on receiving award for excellence in teaching.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1410    WENNLUND AND PETKA.
  Congratulates Aleta Kazadi of Romeoville on Teaching Award.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1411    WENNLUND AND PETKA.
  Congratulates Rita Clehouse of Romeoville on teaching Award.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1412    WENNLUND AND PETKA.
  Commends John Wallin on receiving award for excellence in teaching.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1413    WENNLUND AND PETKA.
  Commends E. J. Bronkema on receiving award for excellence in teaching.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1414    WENNLUND AND PETKA.
  Congratulates Mrs. Gary Carney of Romeoville on receiving the Illinois Mathe-
matics and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1415    FREDERICK,VF.
  Congratulates Jay Criche on his teaching years at Lake Forest
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1417    PHELPS - O'CONNELL - GRANBERG - SUTKER - HANNIG, KUBIK,
           COUNTRYMAN, WAIT, SATTERTHWAITE AND MCNAMARA.
  Requests Commerce Commission to consider hardship of further rate increases
and strictly enforce Public Utilities Act.
      May 17 1988                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      May 25                            Assigned to Public Utilities
      Jun 02                            Re-assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                          Affairs
      Jun 09                            Recommended be adopted 010-003-002
                  Speaker's Table
      Jun 17                            Resolution adopted 111-001-000

HR-1418    PETKA AND WENNLUND.
  Congratulates Esther Riley of Yorkville on receiving the Illinois Mathematics
and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
  %   May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1419    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Charlene Hendrickson on receiving the Governor's Achievement
Award.


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HR-1408




HR-1419-Cont.


      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1420    WILLIAMSON - HASARA - WENNLUND - FREDERICK,VF - PAR-
           CELLS,   STEPHENS,    REGAN,   PANAYOTOVICH,     TATE,   OL-
           SON,ROBERT, HULTGREN AND BLACK.
  Congratulates the Women's Business Development Center, Women's Captial
Fund and the participating banks to help develop minority and women-owned and
other small businesses.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1421    KIRKLAND.
  Congratulates Michael and Maribeth O'Malley on the birth of their new daugh-
ter, Nicole.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1422    HASARA.
  Congratulates Merton Messmore as he retires as principal of Auburn High
School-Junior High.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1423    CAPPARELLI.
  Commends 50 year coaching career of Lew Kowalczyk of Chicago.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1424    MADIGAN,MJ.
   Congratulates Irv Kupcinent for receiving the 1988 Founders Award.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1425   BARNES.
   Congratulates Karl Ferry of Lemont, Illinois on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1426    WILLIAMSON - PULLEN.
   Congratulates Maine West High School Girls' Basketball Team on 1988 season.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1427    YOUNGE,W.
   Congratulates Marie Rush Lawson on her retirement.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1428    NOVAK.
   Commends Herscher High School on winning State music award.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1429    CURRAN.
   Mourns Nancy Clauter, Legislative Council member.
      May 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1430    PARCELLS.
   Congratulates New Trier High School in Winnetka on being recognized for its
 Drug Free School Program.
      May 17 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1431                            2160

HR-1431    MCPIKE.
  Commends Frances Jackson of Alton on work for the poor.
      May 19 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1432     PANAYOTOVICH.
  Congratulates the people and organizations of the E. Side for the oldest monu-
ment in Chicago which is being rededicated May 31, 1988.
      May 19 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1433     WHITE.
  Mourns the death of Eli Schulman, of Chicago.
      May 19 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1434     TERZICH.
  Congratulates Reverend Francis Maniola as he celebrates his golden jubilee and
75th birthday.
      May 19 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1436     HARRIS.
   Congratulates Dr. Donald V. Strong on his retirement from the Arlington
Heights Elementary School District 25 as Superintendent.
      May 19 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1437     SALTSMAN - TUERK.
   Congratulates Patrick Flaherty of Peoria on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      May 19 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1438     FLOWERS.
   Commends Frances McKinney on her exemplary life.
      May 19 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1439     BLACK.
   Congratulates Thomas Crays on being named Danville's "First Citizen" for
 1987.
      May 19 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1440    MARTINEZ - LEVIN.
   Directs Department of Professional Regulation to review impact of medical edu-
 cation requirements.
      May 19 1988 Speaker's Table
      Jul 01                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1441    BLACK.
   Congratulates W.B. Black of Danville on 70th birthday.
      May 20 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1442    KUBIK - MADIGAN,MJ - CURRIE.
   Bids farewell to Roger Carrick, British Consul General, Chicago.
   \  May 20 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1443    YOUNG,A.
   Mourns the death of John Tucker of Chicago.
      May 20 1988          .              Resolution adopted







HR-1444    SLATER.
  Congratulates Dick Weller on retirement as Macomb county agriculture adviser.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1446    PRESTON - BOWMAN - LEVIN - CURRIE AND ALL OTHER MEM-
           BERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Memorial to former State legislator, Esther Saperstein, Chicago.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1447    CURRAN.
  Congratulates Jasmine Bland of Springfield on being chosen as Little Miss
Sigma.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1448     PARCELLS.
  Congratulates Dr. Homer O. Harvey on his retirement from Northbrook School
District Twenty-Eight.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1449     DUNN,JOHN.
  Urges Transit Appreciation Day May 18, 1988.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1450     BERRIOS - RONAN - KULAS - MARTINEZ.
  Urges State agencies offering funding to the Association House to carefully re-
view such funding to ensure that funds are indeed being spent to serve all the citi-
zens in which Association House intends to serve.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1451     PRESTON.
   Congratulates Joe Ahern of WLS-TV for his dedication to Easter Seals.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1452     DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Levina Fore on her 90th birthday.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1453    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mary Claeys on her 80th birthday.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1454    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell as they celebrate their 50th
 anniversary.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1456    SALTSMAN - HOMER.
   Mourns the death of Matthew J. Ryan, Jr., the Little Giant of Peoria.
      May 20 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1457    LEFLORE.
   Mourns the death of Georgia Day of Chicago.
      May 20 1988                         Resolution adopted


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HR-1458                           2162

HR-1458    YOUNGE,W.
  Congratulates LaRona Walls Morris of East St. Louis upon earning a doctorate
in education from Southern Illinois University.
      May 20 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1459    YOUNGE,W.
  Congratulates Stephanie Walls Carpenter of Fairview Heights upon earning a
doctorate in education from Southern Illinois University.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1460    COUNTRYMAN.
  Mourns the death of Cassie Edna Folgate of DeKalb.
      May 20 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1461    LEVIN, BOWMAN AND CURRIE.
  Mourns the death of Anne OBrien Stevens, crusader for the homeless of Chicago.
      May 20 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1462    YOUNGEW.
  Commends the Director, Professors and students of the School of Architecture of
U of I for Architecture 372.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1463    RONAN.
   Congratulates Dr. Donald J. Pesch on being named as Elgin Riverside Club Man
of the year.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1464    REGAN.
  Congratulates Steve Currins on his achievements as a coach and teacher at Crete
Monee High School.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1465    TERZICH.
   Congratulates St. Symphorosa Parish of Chicago on its 60th anniversary.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1466     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates the Christ Episcopal Church on their 100 Anniversary.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1467     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Rev. Albert R. Adamich on the 40th anniversary of his ordination
as a priest.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1468     HULTGREN.
   Commends Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #2257 upon opening of its Knox
 County Veteran's Center.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted






HR-1469    MADIGAN,MJ, FARLEY, HOFFMAN AND MCNAMARA.
  Mourns the death of Edward William Brophy IV of Chicago.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1470    GIGLIO.
  Congratulates Father Edward Jarzynski on his 40th anniversary in the
priesthood.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1471    PARKE AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Recognizes the week of July 25-31, 1988, as the 35th anniversary of the signing
of the cease fire agreement which ended the Korean War.
      May 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1472    DOEDERLEIN.
  Congratulates Cathy Cook of Algonquin, on receiving the Illinois Mathematics
and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1473     DOEDERLEIN.
  Congratulates Mary Ellen Kinkead of Marengo on receiving the Illinois Mathe-
matics and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1474     DOEDERLEIN.
  Congratulates John Ryan of Dundee on receiving the Illinois Mathematics and
Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1475     DOEDERLEIN.
  Congratulates Chet Hollister of Dundee on receiving the Illinois Mathematics
and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1476     DOEDERLEIN.
   Congratulates Virginia Sullivan of Dundee on receiving the Illinois Mathematics
and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1477    DOEDERLEIN.
   Congratulates Tom Smith of Dundee on receiving the Illinois Mathematics and
 Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1478    DOEDERLEIN.
   Congratulates Sue Davis of Cary, Illinois, on receiving the Illinois Mathematics
 and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1479    DOEDERLEIN.
   Congratulates Jarold Michael of Dundee on receiving the Illinois Mathematics
 and Science Academy's first annual Award of Excellence.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1469



HR-1480


HR-1480    DALEY.
  Commends Ralph Vaccaro of Chicago on 100th birthday.
      May 25 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1481     MATIJEVICH, STERN, CHURCHILL, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Ron Short, Business Manager of Local 93 of the Plumbers Union,
on his retirement.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1482     JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Hugh Finson on retirement as Piatt county's State's Attorney.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1483     JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Marvin Jones on his leadership in the Republican Party in Illinois
and on his 26 years of service to the State.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1484     BLACK.
  Congratulates the Sidell Community Historical Society Museum on its Grand
Opening.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1485     HARRIS.
   Congratulates Rolling Meadows High School on winning debate contest.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1486     BLACK.
   Congratulates Dr. W.G.D. Henderson on retirement after 31 years as a dentist in
Danville.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1487     CULLERTON.
   Congratulates Bernard Hansen for serving his second term as Alderman of the
44th Ward of the City of Chicago.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1488     COUNTRYMAN.
   Congratulates Josh Johnson as he retires from the State Board of Elections.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1489    RYDER.
   Congratulates Pittsfield American Savings Bank on its 15th anniversary.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1490    PEDERSEN,B.
   Congratulates Chic Anderson on his retirement from District 211.
      May 25 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1491    STANGE.
   Congratulates Norman R. Dahl, retiring Executive Director of Lions of Illinois
 Foundation.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted


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HR-1492


HR-1492    TERZICH.
  Congratulates Rev. Szlanga on the 40th Anniversary of his ordination.
      Jun 01 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1493    STANGE.
  Congratulates Oakbrook Terrace on 30th Anniversary.
      Jun 01 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1494    PANAYOTOVICH.
  Mourns the death of Chicago Police Officer John Mathews.
      Jun 01 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1495    MADIGAN,MJ - CULLERTON.
  Creates the Special Committee on Amendatory Veto to study the use, scope and
limitations of the amendatory veto, and to draft guidelines and report to the House
and Governor by July 31, 1988.
  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Makes grammatical correction.
      Jun 01 1988                       Referred to Rules
      Jun 07                            Recommended be adopted 011-006-000
                  Speaker's Table
      Jun 15          Amendment No.01   CULLERTON             Adopted
                  Speaker's Table
                                         Floor motion IS RESOLUTION
                                         PROPERLY ON SPKRS
                                         TABLE-MCCRACKEN
                                         CHAIR RULES -
                                         RESOLUTION HAS
                                         PROPERLY REACHED
                                         SPEAKERS TABLE
                  Appeal Ruling of Chair MCCRACKEN
                                         Motion failed
                  Speaker's Table
                                         Verified
                                         Resolution adopted 063-048-000

HR-1496     JOHNSON.
   Congratulates David Bartholomew as he retires as Douglas County State's
Attorney.
      Jun 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1497    KUBIK.
   Congratulates the Village of Lyons on its 100th anniversary.
      Jun 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1498    KRSKA.
   Congratulates Joseph and Bernice Bulanda on their 40th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 011988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1499    WILLIAMSON.
   Congratulates the Loyal Order of the Moose as it celebrates its 100th
 anniversary.
      Jun 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1501    CHURCHILL.
   Commends Louise Vos on her service to the Antioch community.
      Jun 01 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1502


HR-1502    HARRIS.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Marshall as they celebrate their 40th
anniversary.
      Jun 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1503    DANIELS.
  Mourns the death of Roland Erber of Elmhurst.
      Jun 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1504    BLACK.
  Commends Todd Ray, Danville, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Jun 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1505     BLACK.
  Congratulates Jesse Irvin on his retirement from his position as Vermilion Coun-
ty Superintendent.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1506     HULTGREN.
  Congratulates Clarence L. Dunlap as he retires as Clerk of Radnor Township in
Peoria County.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1507     MORROW.
  Congratulates Rosa Lee Neal on her retirement from      Chicago Housing
Authority.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1508     OLSON,ROBERT.
   Congratulate Riverton Middle School on being chosen as an exemplary school by
the United States Department of Education.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1509     WEAVER,M AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Mourns William D. Cox, former Representative.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1510     WEAVER,M.
   Commends Patriots for its ceremony honoring Vietnam soldiers.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1511    WHITE.
   Congratulates Robert Lozins of Artmark-Chicago Ltd. on charity to children.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1512    WHITE.
   Congratulates the seven finalists of the Johnson Products Company's Sixth An-
 nual Gentle Treatment Model Search.
      Jun 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1513    KUBIK - CURRIE.
   Directs the Illinois Department of Public Aid, in conjunction with the Adminis-
 trative Office of the Illinois Courts and others, to assess the expedited process for
 child support enforcement in Illinois and report to the General Assembly by No-
 vember 1, 1988.


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HR-1513--Cont.


  HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.
  Requires the Commission on Intergovernmental Cooperation, in conjunction
with the Dept. of Public Aid, to study the financial impact on employers of immedi-
ate wage withholding to secure the payment of child support. Calls for a report to
the General Assembly October 1, 1989.
      Jun 01 1988                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Jun 08                            Assigned to State Government
                                          Administration
                  Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 118-000-000
                                        Committee State Government
                                          Administration
      Jun 09                            Recommended be adopted 012-000-000
                  Speaker's Table
      Jun 28          Amendment No.01   KUBIK                Adopted
                  Resolution Adopted-Amended 116-000-000

HR-1514    GIGLIO.
  Commends Superintendent Al Vega of Chicago on 31 year career in education.
      Jun 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1515    MATIJEVICH - LEFLORE - RICE - FLINN - KRSKA AND ALL OTHER
           MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Commends Rev. Gary McCants for his years of service to the Legislature.
      Jun 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1516    KEANE AND MCGANN.
  Congratulates Helen Carter on her retirement as a Chicago school crossing
guard for 35 1/2 years.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1517    NOVAK.
  Congratulates Edward McBroom as he passes the reins of the Republican Party
in Kankakee county to Tom Ryan.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1518    STECZO.
   Delcares June 8, 1988, as Criminal Justice Awareness Day in IL.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1519     KRSKA.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sokolowski on their 50th anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1520    KRSKA.
   Congratulates Frank and Helen Cuirej on their 40th Wedding Anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1521    KRSKA.
   Congratulates Agatino Sabatino on his 94th birthday.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1522    MCAULIFFE - DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ - CAPPARELLI - MCCRACK-
            EN, DELEO AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Congratulates and commends Lieutenant Thomas Ryan as he retires from the
 Chicago Police Department.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1523    TUERK - SALTSMAN.
  Congratulates David Erik Wiles of Peoria on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Jun 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1524    RONAN.
  Congratulates Donald Rodger on being honored by the Chicago Field Chapter of
Phi Delta Kappa as Educator of the Year.
      Jun 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1525    CAPPARELLI - MADIGAN,MJ - DANIELS - MCAULIFFE - MCCRACK-
           EN, DELEO AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Park Ridge V.F.W. 3579 on 50th Anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1526    GIGLIO.
  Congratulates and commends Sister M. Mark on her 25th anniversary as a mem-
ber of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth.
      Jun 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1527    BUGIELSKI.
  Congratulates Chicago's St. James School Class of 1938 on 50th anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1528    PRESTON.
  Mourns the death of John Langdon, retired vice president of administration at
Loyola University.
      Jun 02 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1529    PANAYOTOVICH.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Romanowski, on their 25th Wedding
anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1530    KRSKA.
  Congratulates Chicago's.Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council on 50th
Anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1531     KRSKA.
   Congratulates Thaddeus and Wanda Michalski of Chicago on celebrating their
 50th Anniversary.
      Jun 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1532     REA.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hertel on their 50th Wedding
 Anniversary.
      Jun 07 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1533    JOHNSON.
   Mourns Joseph D. Phillips, Jr., economics professor at Univ. of Illinois.
      Jun 07 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1534    JOHNSON.
   Commends Champaign News-Gazette on printing with ink made from soybean
 oil.


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HR-1523




HR-1534-Cont.


      Jun 07 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1535    HICKS.
  Congratulates the George Smith family of Keenes on being selected as the
Wayne County Soil and Water Conservation Family of the Year.
      Jun 07 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1536    MULCAHEY.
  Congratulates the Village of McConnell on its 150th anniversary.
      Jun 07 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1537     LANG.
  Congratulates Matthew Paul of Skokie as he graduates from Fairview South
School.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1538     LEFLORE.
  Mourns death of Edna Mae Bush of Chicago.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1539     GRANBERG.
  Congratulates Father Kopff as he celebrates his Golden Jubilee in the priesthood.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1540     JOHNSON.
   Mourns Robert I. Mehr of Urbana.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1541     DANIELS - HOFFMAN.
   Congratulates Dr. James R. Coad as he retires as Superintendent of Bensenville
 Elementary District #2 on July 1, 1988.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1542    STERN.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Frederich Asher on their 50th anniversary.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1543    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Korthals as they celebrate their 50th
 anniversary.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1544    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Nils Jansson, Moline, on their 50th wedding
 anniversary.
      Jun 07 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1545    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freeman, Jr., East Moline, on their 40th wed-
 ding anniversary.
       Jun 07 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1546    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mr & Mrs Merlyn Boostrom of Moline on their 50th wedding
 anniversary.


2169




HR-1546-Cont.


      Jun 07 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1547    LANG.
  Congratulates David Lang of Skokie as he graduates from Old Orchard Junior
High.
      Jun 08 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1548    PARKE.
  Congratulates the Future Problem-Solving Team of Marquardt Middle School.
      Jun 08 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1549     DOEDERLEIN.
  Congratulates Gertrude Doederlein on 65th Anniversary in the Lutheran teach-
ing ministry.
      Jun 08 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1550     MADIGAN,MJ - KRSKA.
  Congratulates Chicago's Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council on 50th
Anniversary.
      Jun 08 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1551     PARCELLS.
  Congratulates the Patten House of Glenview on being dedicated in honor of Ed-
ward Patten.
      Jun 08 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1552     PARCELLS.
  Congratulates Mary Osborne as she retires from Middlefork School in
Northfield.
      Jun 08 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1553     STERN.
   Commends retiring Superintendent Dr. H. O. Harvey, of Northbrook.
      Jun 08 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1554     RONAN.
   Congratulates Charles Stormy Bidwill on his 60th birthday.
      Jun 08 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1555     BUGIELSKI.
   Congratulates Chester Smigiel on 30 years as president of Liberty Savings.
      Jun 08 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1556     MULCAHEY.
   Congratulates Megan Cunningham, tumbler from Pecatonica, on Gold Medal.
      Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1557    YOUNGE,W.
   Mourns death of Hezekiah Scruggs.
      Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1558    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Bernard and Alida Rossi on their 50th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted


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HR-1559


HR-1559    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Fred Selle, Moline, as he celebrates his 90th birthday.
      Jun 09 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1560    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Louise DeVolder, Moline, on her 80th birthday.
      Jun 09 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1561    GOFORTH.
  Mourns the death of Dick Dethrow of Chester.
      Jun 09 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1562     DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. William Evans of Rock Island on their wedding
anniversary.
      Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1563     PRESTON.
  Congratulates James P. Flannery, Jr., on becoming an Associate Judge of the
Circuit Court of Cook County.
      Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1564     BARGER.
  Congratulates the Future Problem-Solving Team of Marquardt Middle School.
      Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1565     LEFLORE.
  Congratulates Gene Hill as he retires from the Chicago Transit Authority.
      Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1566     CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE.
  Congratulates St. Monica's Church in Chicago on its 40th anniversary.
      Jun 09 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1567     SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Lee Phillip Hills, of Chicago.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1568     GIGLIO.
   Commends Richard DeRobertis, of Thornton, on 40 years in insurance.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1569     TERZICH.
   Congratulates Edward Krawczak, Chicago, on his 75th birthday.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1570     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Ella Taylor Porter as she celebrates her 106th birthday and recog-
 nized as Lake County's oldest citizen.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted


2171




HR-1571


HR-1571    COUNTRYMAN.
  Congratulates Bruce Osenberg of DeKalb on retirement as insurance executive.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1572    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Margaret Young on being named Woman of the Year by the
Waukegan Chapter of the American Business Women's Association.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1573    RICHMOND.
  Congratulates Dr. Andrew Esposito of Murphysboro on his 80th birthday.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1574     KUBIK.
  Urges citizens to observe German-American Day, October 6, 1988.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1575     KUBIK.
  Congratulates Dr. Darrell Holsteen as he retires from District 102.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1576     KUBIK.
   Congratulates Joanna McLendon as she retires from District 102.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1577     KUBIK.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lenz of Westmont on their 40th wedding
 anniversary.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1578    HICKS.
   Congratulates Mabel Lee on her 100th birthday.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1579    RICHMOND.
   Congratulates Roy Harris on his retirement from the Department of Transporta-
 tion, District Nine.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1580    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shallberg of Moline on their Golden Wedding
 Anniversary.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1581    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nelson as they celebrate their 65th wedding
 anniversary.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1582    DEJAEGHER.
   Congratulates the VanderBekes of Moline on their birthdays.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted


2172



HR-1583


HR-1583    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Robert L. and Vada Wendell of Moline on their 40th wedding
anniversary.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1584    OLSON,ROBERT.
  Congratulates Ira D. Cravens, of Williamsville, on Senior Citizen Award.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1585    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Harry May on his 85th birthday.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1586    DEJAEGHER.
  Commends Gladyse E. Miles of Moline on her 85th birthday.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1587    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Rachelle Minott on her outstanding academic and sports career at
Newman High School.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1588     JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Lucile Holmes of Urbana.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1589     JOHNSON.
   Congratulates Tiffany Fry on her numerous achievements at Newman High
School.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1590     JOHNSON.
   Mourns the death of Mr. Hugh B. Good of Champaign.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1591     HOMER.
   Mourns Donald L. Gideon, of Mason City, an educational consultant.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1592     NOVAK.
   Congratulates Frank Edmonds as he retires from the Bradley Elementary School
District.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1595     CHURCHILL.
   Mourns the death of Mr. Owen Ferguson of Grayslake.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1596    ACKERMAN.
   Marks the dedication of North Danvers Mennonite Church Fellowship Hall.
      Jun 15 1988                        Resolution adopted


2173




HR-1597


HR-1597     WOJCIK.
  Congratulates the Future Problem-Solving Team of Marquardt Middle School.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1598     RONAN.
  Congratulates Joan and Shael Bellows of Chicago on support of Hillel Jorah Day
School.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1599     RONAN.
  Congratulates the Armitage Baptist Church in Chicago on its 25th anniversary.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1600     PARCELLS.
  Congratulates New Trier Boys' Tennis Team on winning the State tennis crown.
      Jun 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1601     KRSKA - MADIGAN,MJ.
  Wishes Region II and Region III 4-H good luck on their citizenship programs.
      Jun 16 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1602     SUTKER.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finkel on their 35th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 16 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1604     MADIGAN,MJ - DANIELS.
   Establishes a special committee to implement HR-408 of the 84th General As-
sembly directing the Legislative Space Needs Commission to provide a room for
prayer and meditation for the General Assembly. Also directs the committee to car-
ry out the decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals in Van Zandt v. Thompson.
      Jun 16 1988                         Referred to Rules
      Jun 21                              Recommended be adopted 016-002-000
                   Speaker's Table
      Jul 02                              Resolution adopted

HR-1605     MCCRACKEN.
   Congratulates the Downers Grove Junior Woman's Club on being named Best
Federated Club, Gold Division.
      Jun 17 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1606     CHURCHILL.
   Congratulates Antioch Township Library on its 60th anniversary.
      Jun 17 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1607     MCPIKE.
   Congratulates the Marquette boys baseball team, the Explorers, from Alton, Illi-
nois, on being 2nd in the State Class A Baseball finals.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1609     HULTGREN.
   Congratulates Galesburg High School Silver Streaks on winning the State AA
 baseball tournament on Friday, June 10, 1988, in Springfield, Illinois.
      Jun 21 1988                          Resolution adopted


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HR-1610


HR-1610    RICE.
  Mourns the death of Henry Brandon, Sr., of Chicago.
      Jun 21 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1611    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Francis W. Heinlen on being the recipient of the Distinguished
Service Award.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1613     TERZICH.
  Congratulates Chicago Police Officer DuWayne R. Hornung on his retirement.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1615     FARLEY - REA - TATE.
  Commends Don Lucas and Walter Lucas on setting aside scarce land for use by
wildlife in their Honker Hill Hunt Club in Williamson County.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1616     NOVAK.
   Congratulates Pat Essington of Cabery on receiving the Governor's Award for
Outstanding Director of Volunteers in a Government Program for the State of
Illinois.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1617     KULAS.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. John Savino of Chicago as they celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1618     STERN - HARRIS - PEDERSEN,B.
   Congratulates Thomas Shirley, Wheeling High School Principal, on winning Illi-
nois' Outstanding Secondary School Principals Award.
      Jun 21 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1619    CAPPARELLI.
   Congratulates Father John Pawelczak on his Golden Jubilee in the priesthood.
      Jun 23 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1620    STANGE.
   Congratulates Ota Gibson of Westmont on his 100th birthday.
      Jun 23 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1621    STANGE.
   Congratulates James R. Stange and the other members of the 25th reunion class
 from Proviso East High School in Maywood,'Illinois.
      Jun 23 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1622    BARGER.
   Congratulates and commends Glenette Tilley Turner as she retires from District
 200.


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Jun 23 1988


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HR-1623    STANGE.
  Congratulates John Carpenter of Cicero on retiring as principal of Swartz and
Salt Creek Schools.
      Jun 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1624    MAUTINO - BRESLIN.
  Congratulates the varsity baseball team of St. Bede Academy in Peru on winning
the IHSA CLass A Baseball Championship.
      Jun 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1625    MADIGAN,MJ.
  Bids farewell to Mr. Jean Berard as he leaves his post as head of the Quebec Gov-
ernment Office in the Midwest.
      Jun 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1627    PETERSON,W - FREDERICK,VF.
  Congratulates Hawthorn School District 73 on earning a U.S. Department of
Education Award for Excellence.
      Jun 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1628    PULLEN - WILLIAMSON.
  Congratulates Maine West High School for winning the Science Olympics.
      Jun 23 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1629    TATE - STEPHENS - OLSON,ROBERT - HULTGREN - JOHNSON,
           WEAVER,M AND COUNTRYMAN.
  Requests Drought Aid from Federal Government.
      Jun 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1630    PULLEN - KULAS.
  Urges observance of June 14, 1988 as Baltic Freedom Day.
      Jun 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1631    TERZICH.
  Congratulates Chicago's 1978 Deacon's class on its 10th anniversary.
      Jun 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1632     CULLERTON.
   Recognizes International Day Against Drug Abuse.
      Jun 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1634     GRANBERG.
   Congratulates Eric Detmer of Breese on winning a 1st and 3rd place medal at
 State Class A track meet.
      Jun 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1635    GRANBERG.
   Congratulates the Centralia High School softball team on winning its Sectional
 tournament.
      Jun 23 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1636    MCAULIFFE.
   Congratulates Mr. & Mrs. John Touhy, of Chicago, on the occasion of their 40th
 wedding anniversary.


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HR-1623




HR-1636--Cont.


      Jun 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1637    TATE.
  Congratulates Clyde and Betty Drennan, on 40th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1638    MULCAHEY.
  Congratulates the Galena/Jo Daviess County Chamber of Commerce on its
150th anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1639     DALEY.
  Mourns Kathleen Rogers of Chicago.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1640     DALEY.
  Mourns the passing of Edward A. Thacker of Chicago.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1641     DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson of Port Byron as they celebrate
their 50th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1642     FLOWERS.
  Mourns the death of Cynthia Cousins of Chicago.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1643     DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Al Lootens of Moline as they celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1644     PARCELLS.
  Congratulates the Glenview Senior Center on its 30th anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1645     PANAYOTOVICH.
  Congratulates the East Side Lions Club of Chicago on its 40th anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1646     DOEDERLEIN.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. William Abraham of Chicago as they celebrate
their 65th wedding anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1647     BLACK.
   Congratulates Dr. Ronald Lingle as he leaves Danville Area Community College
for a new position in North Carolina.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1648     HICKS.
  Congratulates Milford V. Harrell as he retires from service to Freeman United
Coal Mining Company.


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HR-1648-Cont.


      Jun 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1649    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Margaret and Arthur McMillin, East Moline, on their 50th wed-
ding anniversary.
      Jun 24 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1650    GRANBERG.
  Congratulates Ben Ober of Centralia on his retirement after 50 years in the field
of banking.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1651     GRANBERG.
  Congratulates the Mater Dei High School softball team on winning its Sectional
tournament.
      Jun 24 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1652     DALEY.
  Mourns the death of George Daresh of Chicago.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1653     KUBIK.
  Congratulates Leonard Mack on being named to the Senior Citizens Hall of
Fame in 1988.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1654     STEPHENS.
  Congratulates the Triad High School Lady Knights on making it to the State
Softball Tournament.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1655     PANAYOTOVICH.
   Congratulates Mitchell "Mickey" Frankiewicz of Chicago on his 65th birthday.
      Jun 27 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1656     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Charles H. Sullins on his successful career as owner-operator of
Jiffy Cleaners in North Chicago.
      Jun 28 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1657     O'CONNELL - KUBIK - STANGE.
   Mourns the death of Vincent McInerney, former Lyons Township Assessor.
      Jun 28 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1658     STANGE.
   Welcomes His Beatitude, Nesrallah Peter Sfier, Patriarch of Antioch and all the
 East to Illinois.
      Jun 28 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1659    BLACK.
   Congratulates Kenneth Leigh on his work for the Danville Area Chamber of
 Commerce.
      Jun 28 1988                         Resolution adopted


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HR-1660


HR-1660    HASARA.
  Congratulates Paul A. Williams on 51 years of service to the Republican party.
      Jun 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1662    STEPHENS - TATE - HULTGREN - HASARA.
  Urges use of sewage treatment plant effluent for crop irrigation.
      Jun 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1663    MULCAHEY.
  Commends Erik Phelps of Durand on scholastic success.
      Jun 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1664    DEJAEGHER.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Snyder of Moline on their Golden Wedding
Anniversary.
      Jun 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1665     YOUNG,A.
  Mourns the death of Willie Tucker, of Chicago.
      Jun 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1666     JOHNSON.
   Mourns Victor E. Treat, Sr., of Urbana, businessman.
      Jun 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1668     COUNTRYMAN.
   Mourns Victor Sarich, formerly of DeKalb.
      Jun 28 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1669     MCPIKE.
   Congratulates and commends Richard Stalcup of Alton on his retirement from
 the Colonial Bakery.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1670    MCPIKE.
   Congratulates Dawn Spicuzza of Collinsville on being chosen as Miss Illinois.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1671    YOUNGE,W.
   Establishes a Committee on Governmental Financial Problems in the East St.
 Louis metropolitan area.
      Jun 29 1988                        Motion filed BYPASS COMMITTEE
                                         PLACE SPKRS TABLE
                                         IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                         -YOUNGE,W
                   Filed With Clerk
      Jun 30                             Referred to Rules
      Jul 01                             Committee discharged 117-000-000
                   Speaker's Table
                                          Resolution adopted 117-000-000

 HR-1672    DELEO - WILLIAMSON - MCAULIFFE.
   Urges naming the Elmwood Park Firehouse and Ambulatory Care Center after
 Elmer Conti.
      Jun 30 1988                         Resolution adopted


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HR-1673


HR-1673    REA.
  Congratulates the Sesser-Valier Red Devil basketball team on winning the IJH-
SAA Class M Championship.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1674    BARGER.
  Congratulates the Glen Ellyn Women's Club on its 40th anniversary.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1675    YOUNG,A.
  Mourns Emmett Holloman of Chicago.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1676    YOUNG,A.
  Mourns Robert Louis Holland of Chicago.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1677     KRSKA.
  Marks the 50th Anniversary of St. Joseph High School in Chicago's
Back-of-the-Yards community.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1678     STANGE.
  Congratulates Edward Francis Rice as he celebrates the 25th anniversary of E.F.
Rice Company, Inc.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1679     DALEY.
   Mourns the death of Nicholas Tenuto of Chicago.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1680     JOHNSON - TATE - STEPHENS - PETKA - PULLEN, CURRAN, RICE,
            SIEBEN, DANIELS, HASARA, REGAN, HULTGREN, GOFORTH AND
            BLACK.
   Proclaims Sunday, July 3, 1988 a statewide day of prayer for rain.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1681    TATE.
   Congratulates John Ruscin as he retires from 37 years with Sullivan Middle
 School.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1682    PETKA.
   Commends the Minooka Fire Department and its individual members on their
 dedication.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1683    WENNLUND.
   Congratulates Gladys Fox as a recipient of the Community Builders Award.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1684    PIEL
   Congratulates Victoria Rebenak as she celebrates her 100th birthday.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1686


HR-1686    GRANBERG.
  Congratulates Nick Schwartz, of Centralia, on 1st in Class AA track meet.
     Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1687    PULLEN - KULAS.
  Recognizes the 30th anniversary of Captive Nations Week and salutes efforts to
restore freedom to peoples of captive nations throughout the world.
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1688    EWING - ROPP - SLATER - MAYS - WAIT, BLACK, HASARA, OL-
           SON,ROBERT, GOFORTH, COUNTRYMAN, ACKERMAN, SIEBEN,
           HULTGREN, TATE, RYDER, WEAVER,M, STEPHENS, JOHNSON AND
           OLSON,MYRON.
  Calls for an examination of State programs to ensure that they assist farmers as
much possible in the face of the present drought.
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1689    EWING - ROPP - SLATER - MAYS - WAIT, BLACK, HASARA, OL-
           SON,ROBERT, GOFORTH, COUNTRYMAN, ACKERMAN, SIEBEN,
           HULTGREN, TATE, RYDER, WEAVER,M, STEPHENS, JOHNSON AND
           OLSON,MYRON.
  Urges Congress to examine all posssible options of assisting drought-stricken
farmers through expansion of federal programs.
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1690    EWING - CURRAN - OLSON,ROBERT - ROPP - HASARA.
  Urges support of Amtrak with State funds if private financing cannot be found
for the $8 million needed to keep passenger service between Chicago and St. Louis.
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1691    BARGER.
  Congratulates Daniel and Dorothy LaBar of Wheaton on their 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1692    MAYS - RYDER.
  Urges use of pulse jet technology in wastewater treatment.
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1693    BLACK.
   Congratulates Donald Gibson of Boy Scout Troop #234 on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1694    COWLISHAW.
   Commends the firefighters, paramedics, police officers and ambulance personnel
 who fought the Illinois Bell Fire in Hinsdale.
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1695   RYDER.
   Congratulates and commends Jerry Rodhouse as he resigns from the Pike Coun-
 ty Board of Directors..
      Jun 30 1988                       Resolution adopted


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HR-1696


HR-1696    YOUNG,A.
  Mourns the death of Willie Tucker, of Chicago.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1697    BLACK.
  Commends John M. Scarpitti of Danville on service to community.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1698    CURRAN.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kunz of Springfield on their 40th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1699    LANG.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Medard Gabel of Skokie on their 50th wedding
anniversary.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1700    HICKS.
  Congratulates Megan Joi Norris, of Chicago, on the first anniversary of her birth.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1701    CURRIE.
  Mourns Jean Block, noted Chicago historian.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1702    BARGER.
  Congratulates Stephanie Pace Marshall, Director of the Illinois Mathematics
and Science Academy, on being named President of the National Consortium of
Specialized Schools of Mathematics, Science and Technology.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1703    MATIJEVICH - MADIGAN,MJ - TUERK - GOFORTH - NOVAK AND
           ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Mourns the death of Norma Morris.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1704    PETKA.
  Congratulates the volunteer firefighters of the Morris Fire Department.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1705     MADIGAN,MJ.
  Congratulates Sophie Mottin of Savanna on her 80th Birthday.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1706     BOWMAN.
  Congratulates Harriet Wadeson, Ph. D., University of Illinois, on her publica-
tions in the field of Art Therapy.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1707     GOFORTH - MATIJEVICH - SALTSMAN.
  Urges Congress to continue the necessary funding of the Metra La-
bor/Management Committee to promote railroad safety and training and educa-
tion programs.


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HR-1707-Cont.


      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1708    BRESLIN.
  Congratulates Greg Fenza, of Ottawa High School, on his pole-vault career.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1709    FLOWERS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Commends Representative Braun on her career in the General Assembly and
wishes her good luck in her bid for the office of Cook County Recorder of Deeds.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1710    FREDERICK,VF - MATIJEVICH.
  Mourns the death of Herbert J. Wilkinson, Sr., of Lake Forest.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1711    STEPHENS.
  Congratulates Dawn Spicuzza of Collinsville on being chosen as Miss Illinois.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1713    LEFLORE.
  Designates August 24, 1988, Whitney Houston Day.
      Jun 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1714     PULLEN - MCGANN - WILLIAMSON - HARTKE - CAPPARELLI.
  Requests the Governor of the State of IL to proclaim the week of October 2
through 9, 1988, as Respect Life Week.
      Jul01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1715     CAPPARELLI.
   Congratulates Carmen and Susan Molinaro, on the birth of their son, Jonathan
Phillip.
      Jul01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1716     RYDER - MAYS - TATE - BOWMAN.
   Congratulates John Fangman as he retires from the Illinois Department of Men-
tal Health and Developmental Disabilities.
      Jul01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1717     STEPHENS.
   Congratulates Madison County Federation of Republican Women on its 25th
Anniversary.
      Jul01 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1718    TATE.
   Congratulates Decatur Police Chief Patrick Vaughan on his retirement.
      Jul01 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1719    LEVERENZ.
   House Resolution urging State agencies to divest themselves of real property not
 currently used by them.
      JulOl 011988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1720    SUTKER.


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HR-1720-Cont.


  Congratulates Al Smith as he retires as Mayor of Skokie.
      Jul 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1721    JONES,L.
  Congratulates Mrs. Maize of Chicago on work with young people.
      Jul 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1722    JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Sidney Fulkerson, former WCIA-TV show host.
      Jul 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1723     JOHNSON.
  Mourns Kevin Marcum, 31, of Urbana, actor and singer.
      Jul 02 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1725     PULLEN.
  Salutes 6-year old Rebecca Tavormina, Park Ridge, for her heroism during a fire
at her home.
      Jul 02 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1726     KUBIK.
   Marks retirement of Thomas Walsh, Fire Chief of Forest Park.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1727     BLACK.
   Mourns Robert Baldwin Wright of Danville, editor and civic leader.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1728     MADIGAN,MJ.
   Congratulates and commends the work of Gale Arnold, Carol Aylesworth, Debra
Kasarsky, Janice LeBean, Brenda Merrell, Mary Sexton and Delores Toland of the
House of Representatives Transcript Section.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1729     TERZICH.
   Congratulates Steven J. Stefanovich on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1730    TERZICH.
   Congratulates Joseph M. Barich, Jr., on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1731    YOUNG,A.
   Congratulates Rev. Robert Buckner of Chicago on his 48th Anniversary at Pleas-
 ant Gift Missionary Baptist Church.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted


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HR-1732


HR-1732    SLATER.
  Mourns Kenneth K. Stevens, Publisher, of Astoria.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1733     DALEY.
  Mourns the death of William G. Black of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted


HR-1734    DALEY.
  Mourns death of Celine Dougherty Shinnick of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1735    MORROW.
  Mourns the death of Clara Tureaud Grant of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1736     MADIGAN,MJ - MCGANN.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. James Keane, of Chicago on their 25th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1737     DALEY.
  Congratulates the Union Avenue United Methodist Church of Chicago on the
dedication of the playlot.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1738     DALEY.
   Mourns the death of Vella Robinson Brown of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1739     MORROW.
   Mourns the death of Burion Brooks of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted


HR-1740    SHAW.
  Mourns the death of James Lee Sanders.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15

HR-1741    DALEY.
  Mourns Emily DuBrock of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15


Resolution adopted


Resolution adopted


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HR-1742                            2186

HR-1742     DALEY.
  Mourns death of Frank F. McCarthy of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1743     DALEY.
  Congratulates Gene and Connee Mazurkiewicz on their 40th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1744     BLACK.
  Congratulates Eagle Scout Chad Sprague, Boy Scout Troop 224, Oakwood.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1745     MATIJEVICH.
  Congratulates St. Bartholomew's Parish, Waukegan, on its celebration of the
50th anniversary of its present church building.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1746     YOUNG,A.
   Mourns the death of Henry Brandon, Sr. of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1747     O'CONNELL.
   Congratulates Eleanor Hames, Palos Hills, on being honored for her services to
the USO.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1748     SHAW.
   Mourns the death of John Wlater Hawk of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1749    SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Eddie Mae Mitchell of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1750    SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Andrew Alexander Summerville of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1751    JOHNSON.
   Mourns death of Robert W. McCloy, Professor Emeritus at the U of I.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted




HR-1752


HR-1752    PANAYOTOVICH.
  Marks Labor Day Weekend as the Millennium Celebration, one thousand years
of Orthodox Christianity in Russia.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1753     CAPPARELLI.
  Congratulates Dr. Alberto Foschi, Director of the Galvin Heart Center at St.
Francis Hospital in Evanston, on performing the laser-enhanced angioplasty.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1754     JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Dorothy Chilton as she retires after 25 years of service at the Uni-
versity of Illinois.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1755     JOHNSON.
  Mourns 30 year old George E. Shuman of Sullivan.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1756     JOHNSON.
   Mourns death of Ann Elizabeth Solon Drenckhahn of Champaign.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1757     YOUNG,A AND LEFLORE.
   Mourns the death of Henry L. Thomas, Jr. of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1758     SHAW.
   Mourns death of Deacon Lucius Patterson of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1759    WOLF.
   Congratulates Gene Baker of Granite City on being Coach of the Year.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1760    KIRKLAND.
   Commends Elgin Symphony Orchestra on being named Illinois Symphony of the
 Year.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1761    MCPIKE.
   Commends the Alton-Godfrey Human Development Center, Inc. of Alton.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted


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HR-1762


HR-1762     JOHNSON.
  Mourns T. Gaillard Knappenberger, Jr. of Champaign.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1763     CURRAN.
  Congratulates Johanna Brueggemann of Springfield as she retires from the New
Hampshire Insurance Group.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1764     KLEMM.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. William Drews as they celebrate their 50th
anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1765     PANAYOTOVICH.
   Commends Latinos United for South Chicago on service to South Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1766     O'CONNELL.
   Congratulates Justice Public Library on its 10th anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1767     KEANE.
   Commends public service of Harry Rogowski of Merrionette Park.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1768     MAYS - TUERK.
   Mourns death of William Campbell of Ashland.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1769    MCNAMARA.
   Congratulates Mark Eaton of St. Louis on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1770    JOHNSON.
   Congratulates the Chiefs of Staff on winning the International Barbershop
 Championship.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                               Resolution adopted

 HR-1772    MCGANN.
   Congratulates Rose Seper on her 85th birthday.
       Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
       Nov 15                              Resolution adopted


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HR-1773


HR-1773     KEANE.
  Congratulates Alameda Campione of Chicago on her 90th birthday.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted


HR-1774     JOHNSON.
  Mourns Henry G. Schultz of Arthur.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15


Resolution adopted


HR-1775     JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Loel Jordan, Mayor of Gibson City.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1776     JOHNSON.
  Mourns James J. Costello, Univ. of Illinois' chief legal counsel.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1777     JONES,L.
  Congratulates Fannie Fuller Brewer on the 90th anniversary of her birth.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1778     MORROW.
  Mourns the death of Inger Jackson.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1779     YOUNG,A.
   Memorial to Louise Vaultz Scott, Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1780     JOHNSON.
   Commends Mel Schriefer on his success at running every road in Champaign
County.


Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
Nov 15


HR-1781    JOHNSON.
  Memorial to Robert Bales, Homer.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15


Resolution adopted





Resolution adopted


HR-1782     O'CONNELL.
  Congratulates Palos Hills, Illinois on their 30th Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1783     O'CONNELL.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knes of Bridgeview as they celebrate their
50th anniversary.


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HR-1783-Cont.                      2190

      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1784     TERZICH.
  Congratulates and commends Arthur Rawers of Stickney on his contributions to
the American Legion.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1785     TERZICH.
  Congratulates and commends Mary L. Moran on her dedicated service to the
Cook County Education Service Region.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1786     DALEY.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marino as they celebrate their 50th
anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1787     DALEY.
   Congratulates St. Gabriel Church on its 100th Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1788     BLACK.
   Commends Don Gibson, of Westville, Illinois, on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1789     MORROW.
   Mourns the death of Joanne Lewis Jackson of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 T Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1790     DALEY.
   Mourns the death of John Kroulaidis of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                               Resolution adopted

 HR-1791    PANAYOTOVICH.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Brzeczkiewicz as they celebrate their 50th
 anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                               Resolution adopted

 HR-1792    DALEY.
   Mourns the death of Mary C. Hogan of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                               Resolution adopted

 HR-1793    DALEY.





HR-1793--Cont.


  Mourns Arthur J. Baker, III of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15

HR-1794    DALEY.
  Mourns Rosemary O'Brien of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15

HR-1795    LEFLORE.
  Memorial to Fannie Harrington, Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15


Resolution adopted





Resolution adopted





Resolution adopted


HR-1796    MCGANN.
  Congratulates Captain Robert Freyer on retirement after 35 years in the Chica-
go Police Force.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1797    KEANE - MCGANN.
  Congratulates Anthony Vacco on his tenure as Mayor of Evergreen Park.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1798    JOHNSON.


Memorial to Donna Lembke, Urbana.
   Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
   Nov 15


Resolution adopted


HR-1799    JOHNSON.
                                             4
  Congratulates Ken Ferdinand for his services and commitment to young athletes
of the Urbana Park District
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1800    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates Glen Cougill on his retirement as Champaign County Highway
Superintendent.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1801    JOHNSON.
  Memorial to Donald Stipp, formerly of the Villa Grove area.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1802    JOHNSON.


Memorial to Joe H. Kerr, Rantoul.
    Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
    Nov 15


Resolution adopted


HR-1803  MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.


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HR-1803-Cont.


  Congratulates the St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church in Waukegan on its
25th Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1804    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
           AND KLEMM.
  Congratulates Waukegan's Globe Department Store on its 90th anniversary as a
retail business.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1806    CURRAN.
  Mourns death of Marianna Cox Hawthorne of Springfield on October 8th.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1807    STANGE.
  Commends Barry Baron for service in Vietnam.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1808    DALEY.
  Memorial to James M. Galvin, Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1809    STERN.
  Commends Dorothy Damond of Chicago for good work for State of Israel Bonds.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15              *              Resolution adopted

HR-1810    MCNAMARA.
  Congratulates Gregory Kelley of Boy Scout Troop 358 on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1811     BERRIOS.
  Congratulates AYUDA on its 19th anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1812     PANAYOTOVICH.
  Congratulates Chicago Southeast Lions on 35th anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1813     GOFORTH.
  Congratulates Maryann Mode of Okawville on being named Woman of the Year
by the Washington County Business and Professional Women's Organization.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted


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HR-1814


HR-1814    STANGE AND LEVERENZ.
  Congratulates the Maywood Proviso State Bank on its 35th anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1815    CURRAN.
  Mourns the death of Robert Wells of Springfield.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1816     HICKS.
  Commends Fred Eyer of Grayville on winning the Illinois Senior Citizens' Out-
standing Volunteer Award.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1817     BUGIELSKI.
  Congratulates Notre Dame High School for girls in Chicago on its 50th
Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1818     YOUNGE,W.
  Congratulates Rev. Dr. R.B. Lyles of East St. Louis on his years of service.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1819     WENNLUND.
  Congratulates Lewis R. (Lew) Loebe on being selected as "Citizen of the Year"
by the New Lenox Chamber of Commerce.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1820     RONAN.
  Congratulates Ronald Powell on his years of service to Union 881 of the United
Food and Commercial Workers Union.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1821     STECZO.
   Congratulates Emily Wahlberg of Midlothian on Education award.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1822     DIDRICKSON.
   Congratulates Pastor Albers of Matteson on his 50th anniversary in the ministry.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1823     LAURINO.
   Commends Eagle Scout John C. Steiner.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted


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HR-1824                            2194

HR-1824    DALEY.
  Mourns Eugene J. Mazurkiewicz of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1825     DALEY.
  Mourns Thomas V. Berardino.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1826     MORROW.
  Mourns Sarah Merchant Thompson of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1827     MORROW.
  Mourns William Morton, Sr. of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1828     DALEY.
  Congratulates David Robert Otto of Chicago on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1829     JONES,L.
  Congratulates Novella Peques on her retirement from the Boys and Girls Club of
Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1830     JONES,L.
  Congratulates Matthew Tillman on his retirement from the Chicago Housing
Authority.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1831     KRSKA.
  Congratulates Father Alfred Leo Abramowicz on 20 years of dedicated service
as Pastor of Five Holy Martyrs Parish.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1832     YOUNGE,W.
  Congratulates Alfrenia Hampton on tribute by East St. Louis Ambassadors.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1833     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Chinue Asabi Monica Bailey for her outstanding academic
achievements.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted




HR-1834


HR-1834     RONAN.
  Recognizes the historic place of Potawatomi Indians in Chicago history.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1835     BLACK.
  Congratulates the Georgetown-Ridge Farm Mary Miller Junior High cross
country team on winning the State Championship.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1836     BLACK.
  Congratulates Barry Pearman of Georgetown on winning the Illinois Elementary
School Association cross Country Meet.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1837     HARTKE.
  Congratulates Clyde Martin of Effingham on 50 years of service in the grocery
business and the community.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1838     DALEY.
  Congratulates Father Alfred Leo Abramowicz on his 45th Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1839     STANGE.
   Mourns the death of Kenneth G. Vincolese of Lombard.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1840     SHAW.
   Mourns the death of Lovell Waldon of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1841     WOLF.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas as they celebrate their 50th
anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1842     YOUNG,A.
   Mourns Buster Chiles of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1843    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Congratulates Oliver Washington, Jr. on his election as Outer Guard in the na-
 tionwide Shriners.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk


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HR-1843-Cont.


      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1844    CULLERTON.
  Congratulates Chicagoan Herman Berghoff upon 30 years as a restaurateur.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1845    DALEY.
  Mourns John J. McPhillips of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1846    COUNTRYMAN.
  Mourns the death of Dwayne Rood of Sycamore.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1847     COUNTRYMAN.
  Mourns the death of Reino Nori of DeKalb.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1848     GRANBERG.
  Congratulates Jay Niepoetter of Centralia on being selected for the "President's
Own Band".
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1849     JONES,S.
   Congratulates the First Immanuel Lutheran Church of Chicago on their 100th
Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1850     O'CONNELL.
   Congratulates Mr. Charles J. Thier on his contributions to Wilkins Junior High
School and Indian Springs School District # 109.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1851     MCNAMARA.
   Congratulates Pastor George Busekros on 25th Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1852    TERZICH.
   Congratulates Ray & Clara Schullers on their 40th Wedding Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

 HR-1853    STANGE.
   Congratulates Jackson Storage and Van Co. of Naperville on its 100th
 Anniversary.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk


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                                   2197                      HR-1853--Cont.

      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1854     DALEY.
  Mourns the death of Thomas E. Arnold of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1855     MAUTINO.
  Congratulates the Bureau County Republican on winning awards from the Illi-
nois Press Association Newspaper Contest.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1856     SHAW.
  Mourns Shirley M. Conda of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1857     SHAW.
  Mourns death of Lawrence Cleveland Jones, Sr., of Chicago.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1858     BLACK.
  Commends James Darrin Walton on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1859     BLACK.
  Commends Adam Seth Cade on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1860     BLACK.
   Congratulates Kimberly Grace Koester of Danville as she is admitted to the bar
in Illinois.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1861     BLACK.
   Congratulates Steve Ward of Danville on becoming an Eagle Scout.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1862     MORROW.
   Congratulates Walter James Slack as he retires from Peoples Gas, Light and
Coke Company.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1863     JONES,S.
   Congratulates Mary Evans as she retires from the Cook County Assesor's Office
after 28 years.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk




HR-1863--Cont.


      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1864    JOHNSON.
  Mourns Edward Hess, Jr., Univ. of IL law professor emeritus.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1865    JOHNSON.
  Commends Sharon Hedrick, Urbana, on her Olympic gold medal in the wheel-
chair 800-meter race.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                             Resolution adopted

HR-1866    JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Ryland Hill formerly of Champaign.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1867     JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Jack Lawhead of Mahomet.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1868     JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Stanley Bodman of Bement.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1869     JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Dr. Jerry T. Gorman, Jr. of Champaign.
      Nov 14 1988  Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1870     DELEO.
  Commends the United Hellenic American Congress; the Honorable Art Agnos,
Mayor of San Francisco; and the Honorable George Christopher, former Mayor of
San Francisco.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1871     JONES,S.
  Congratulates William Reynolds of Chicago as he celebrates his 50th birthday.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1872     BARGER.
   Congratulates Marguerite Snyder on her 90th birthday.
      Nov 14 1988 Filed With Clerk
      Nov 15                              Resolution adopted

HR-1873     KIRKLAND.
   Congratulates Richard Gromer of Elgin on opening a new supermarket.
      Nov 15 1988 Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted


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HR-1874


HR-1874    CURRIE.
  Congratulates Reverend Thomas Chulak on becoming the new senior minister of
the First Unitarian Church of Chicago.
      Nov 15 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1875    HARRIS.
  Congratulates Jerry Strelau of Arlington Heights on becoming an Eagle scout.
      Nov 15 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1876     CURRIE.
  Congratulates Leon Lederman of Chicago on winning the Nobel Prize in physics.
      Nov 15 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1877     RYDER.
  Congratulates and commends David Mills as he retires as Regional Superinten-
dent of the Calhoun-Greene-Jersey Educational Service Region.
      Nov 15 1988  Filed With Clerk
                                          Resolution adopted

HR-1878     HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RULES.
   Amends the Rules of the House concerning amendatory vetoes.
      Nov 15 1988                         Assigned to Rules
                                          Recommended be adopted 011-002-000
                   Speaker's Table
                                          Verified
                                          Resolution adopted 061-047-000

 HR-1879    FREDERICK,VF.
   Congratulates John Chickerneo on retiring with honor as Highland Park teacher
 and football coach.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1880    GIGLIO - PIEL.
   Congratulates St. Ann's Catholic Church in Lansing, Illinois on their 75th
 Anniversary.
      Nov 15 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1881    SATTERTHWAITE.
   Commends Sharon Hedrick of Urbana on winning an Olympic gold medal in the
 wheelchair 800-meter race.
       Nov 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1882    MADIGAN,MJ.
   Congratulates Holy Name Society of St. Turibius Church, Chicago, on 60th
 Anniversary.
       Nov 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1883    PIEL - GIGLIO.
   Congratulates South Holland Babe Ruth League members on their 1st place in
 Illinois.


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Resolution adopted


Nov 15 1988







HR-1884    FLOWERS.
  Mourns the death of William B. Cole, Jr. of Chicago.
      Nov 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1885    DANIELS - MADIGAN,MJ.
  Commends Capitol secretaries for excellence on occasion of 6th Annual Legisla-
tive Secretaries Reception.
      Nov 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1886    OLSON,ROBERT.
  Welcomes Anders Bach Jensen and Andrew Edward Kubale to Illinois as Ex-
change Students.
      Nov 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1887     DALEY.
  Memorial to John Lupo, Chicago.
      Nov 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1888     LEVIN.
  Commends Ken Kobukata on his retirement from the Chicago school board.
      Nov 15 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1889     LEFLORE.
  Mourns the death of Anna Marie Myles-Kinnard, Chicago.
      Nov 17 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1891     YOUNG,A.
  Mourns the death of Mr. Robert Taylor of Chicago.
      Nov 17 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1892     YOUNG,A.
  Mouins the death of Amos Williams of Chicago.
      Nov 17 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1893     PANAYOTOVICH - GIGLIO.
   Directs IDOT to study the South Shore Railroad and report by July 1, 1989.
      Nov 17 1988                        Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Nov 29                             Assigned to Transportation and Motor
                                           Vehicles
                                         Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                         SPEAKERS TABLE FOR
                                         IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                         -GIGLIO
                                         Committee discharged 116-000-000
                   Speaker's Table
                                         Resolution adopted

HR-1894     STERN.
   Commends coaching career of Coach John Chickerneo.
      Nov 17 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1895     HULTGREN.
   Congratulates Patrick McManus III, Mayor of Monmouth, on his 40th birthday.
      Nov 17 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1884




HR-1896


HR-1896    COUNTRYMAN.
  Commends the coaching career of Don Flavin of DeKalb.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1897    DALEY.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feldman of Chicago on their Silver Wedding
Anniversary.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1898    YOUNGE,W.
  Mourns the death of Mildred Oneatta Jones of East St. Louis.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1899    REGAN.
  Urges Illinois Dept. of Revenue to delay removal of the income tax checkoff for
Assistance to the Blind Fund until advocates can educate the public.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1900    PULLEN.
  Congratulates the Latvian people on the occasion of their 70th anniversary of
independence.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1901    MARTINEZ.
  Commends civic work of Reverend Nicanor Aguilar, Jr., of Chicago.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1902    DANIELS - EWING - HALLOCK - HOFFMAN - PULLEN, BARNES,
           CHURCHILL, TUERK AND ALL OTHER REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF
           THE HOUSE.
   Congratulates all members of the House Republican Staff for their sincere
dedication.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1904   BRAUN - JONES,S - LEFLORE - WHITE - TURNER, DAVIS, FLOW-
           ERS, MORROW, RICE, SHAW, WILLIAMS, YOUNG,A AND ALL OTHER
           MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Mourns the death of Douglas Huff, Jr., Chicago, former member of the Illinois
 House of Representatives.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1905    DANIELS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Congratulates Dr. Leon Lederman for his outstanding achievement in the field of
 high-energy physics.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1906    KUBIK - MADIGAN,MJ - DANIELS.
   Congratulates Social Engineering Associates, Inc., on its 30th anniversary.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted

 HR-1907    LANG.
   Congratulates Chad Paul of Skokie on his Bar Mitzvah.
      Nov 17 1988                       Resolution adopted


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HR-1908    BOWMAN.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of Evanston as they celebrate their
50th Wedding Anniversary.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1909     FREDERICK,VF AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Mourns the death of former Congressman Robert McClory.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1910     HULTGREN.
  Congratulates Monmouth High School Golf Team on winning State Class A
Championship
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1911     BLACK.
  Congratulates Joe Springer of Danville on induction in area Golf Hall of Fame.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1912     SHAW.
   Commends the Chicago Westside Police Association on its dedication to serving
law enforcement officers.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1913     BLACK.
   Congratulates Chrisman H.S. Cross Country teams on winning Class A
Championships.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1914     YOUNGE,W.
   Commends Representative Carol M. Braun on 10 years of outstanding service in
the Illinois House.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1915     STANGE.
   Congratulates John H. Krehbiel and Molex, Inc., on the 50th anniversary of the
 business.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1916     STEPHENS.
   Commends Ray Stephens for 70 years on Caseyville Volunteer Fire Brigade.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1917    REGAN.
   Congratulates Mike Clarizio on his participation in the Senior Olympics.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1918    REA.
   Congratulates Tim Grounds, Champion Goose Caller from Johnston City.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted

 HR-1919    HASARA.
   Congratulates Edwin Corpin American Legion Post 905 in Kincaid on its 4th
 Annual Garlic-Fest.
      Nov 29 1988                         Resolution adopted


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HR-1908




HR-1920


HR-1920    HASARA.
  Mourns the death of Jane Chapin of Springfield.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1921    PETERSON,W.
  Congratulates William and Virginia Park on receiving the Heritage Award from
Adlai Stevenson High SChool.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1922    RYDER.
  Congratulate the Jacksonville High School volleyball team on winning the State
Tournament.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1923    MAYS.
  Congratulates John R. Collins of Ashland as he retires as Circuit Clerk of Cass
County.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1924     CAPPARELLI - BUGIELSKI - DELEO - LAURINO - TERZICH, KRSKA,
            DALEY, MADIGAN,MJ, MCAULIFFE, KULAS, LEVERENZ AND ALL
            OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Edward Moskal of Chicago on being elected president of the Pol-
ish National Alliance.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1925     RONAN.
   Mourns the death of David Bruce Boyd of Warrenville.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1926     MORROW - KEANE.
   Mourns the death of Crystal Jones Pierson of Chicago.
      Nov 29 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1927    KUBIK.
   Commends Paul A. Dinolfo, of Berwyn, recipient of the 1988 Piper Award for
good business.
      Nov 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1928    HALLOCK - GIORGI.
   Congratulates Kenny Gould, of Rockdord, on his vast accomplishments as an
 Olympic Boxer.
      Nov 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1929    SLATER.
   Congratulates Mary Small, McDonough C6unty Circuit Clerk, as she retires.
      Nov 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1930    HASARA - CURRAN.
   Congratulates Sangamon State University Prairie Stars on winning the National
 Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Soccer Championship.
      Nov 30 1988                        Resolution adopted


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HR-1931    PETERSON,W.
  Congratulates Richard DuFour, Principal of Adlai Stevenson High School, on
being honored with the Illinois Distinguished Educator Award.
     Nov 30 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1932    DANIELS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Mourns the death of former State Representative Clarence Neff, who served in
the chamber for 22 years.
      Dec 01 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1933    CULLERTON.
  Congratulates WGN-TV Chicago on closed captioning of local news.
      Dec 01 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1934    LEFLORE - FLOWERS - SHAW - WILLIAMS - TURNER, MORROW,
           RICE, JONES,S, JONES,L, WHITE, YOUNG,A, YOUNGE,W, DAVIS AND
           ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Commends Representative Carol Braun on her career in the General Assembly
and wishes her good luck in the Office of Cook County Recorder of Deeds.
      Nov 30 1988                       Resolution adopted 116-000-000

HR-1935    KEANE.
  Congratulates Lloyd and Rosemary Mabbott of Chicago on 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Dec 01 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1936    LANG - SUTKER - PRESTON - LEVIN - STERN AND DUNN,JOHN.
  Supports the U.S. government's decision to deny a visa to Yasser Arafat.
      Nov 30 1988                       Rfrd to Comm on Assignment
      Dec 01                            Assigned to Executive & Veteran
                                          Affairs
                                        Motion disch comm, advc 2nd
                                        SPEAKER'S TABLE
                                        IMMEDIATE CONSIDER
                                        -LANG
                                        Committee discharged 116-000-000
                  Speaker's Table
                                        Resolution adopted

HR-1937    CAPPARELLI - TERZICH - BERRIOS.
  Congratulates Thomas Jaconetty on his service as Commissioner of the Cook
County Board of Tax Appeals.
      Dec 01 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1938    DANIELS - MAYS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Representative Kent Slater, who will leave the House to take the
bench in the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Illinois.
      Dec 01 1988                       Resolution adopted

HR-1939    BLACK.
   Congratulates Brian Dawson of Chrisman on being named student laureate for
 1988 by the Lincoln Academy.
      Dec 01 1988                       Resolution adopted


HR-1940    HASARA.


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HR-1931




HR-1940-Cont.


  Congratulates Newton M. Kevie of Taylorville on his 100th birthday.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1941    CAPPARELLI - TERZICH - MADIGAN,MJ - RONAN - DELEO, LAURI-
           NO, KRSKA, BUGIELSKI, MARTINEZ, KULAS, DALEY, MCCRACKEN,
           MCAULIFFE AND BARNES.
  Congratulates and bids farewell to Representative Berrios.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1942    BLACK.
  Congratulates Eagle Scout David White of Bismarck on becoming an Eagle
Scout.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1943    STANGE.
  Mourns Bruce W. Plattenberger of Oak Park.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1944    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Anne Murray of Chicago on being Heather Queen.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1945     KUBIK.
  Congratulates Francis Gillan, named Clanswoman of the Year by the St. An-
drews Society of Illinois.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1946     MORROW.
   Mourns Sweetie Carrie Johnson of Chicago.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1947     BRUNSVOLD.
   Congratulates Aledo football team on winning 2nd place in Class 2A football.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1948     MARTINEZ.
   Congratulates Arlene Limas Olympic Gold medalist from Chicago.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1949    MARTINEZ.
   Commends Homer Alvarado of Chicago on service to hispanic community.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1950    HASARA.
   Congratulates Ethel Huisinga of Springfield on 90th birthday.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1951    RYDER.
   Congratulates Jeff Brody as he leaves the State Journal-Register and starts a new
 career in Washington.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1952    KUBIK.
   Congratulates David Fargo on being selected as Clansman of the year by the Illi-
 nois St. Andrew Society.


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HR-1952-Cont.                     2206

      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1953    GOFORTH.
  Congratulates DuQuoin High School boys' football team on taking the Class 3-A
State Football Championship.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1954    NOVAK.
  Congratulates David Christer, Motocross Champion, from Kankakee.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1955    MCNAMARA.
  Honors Martin Sheridan posthumously on being inducted into the National
Track and Field Hall of Fame.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1956     ROPP - FREDERICK,VF.
  Urges the support of the Vietnam Women's Memorial Project.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1957     BLACK.
  Congratulates Haley Jo Lucas of Sidell on being chosen as 1988 National Rabbit
Lady.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1958     LEVERENZ.
   Congratulates Rev. Claude Porter on his successful ministry.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1959     PARKE - WOJCIK.
   Congratulates the Schaumburg High School boys' cross country team.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1960     PARKE - WOJCIK.
   Congratulates Conant High School on winning State girls' cross-country
championship.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

HR-1961     JOHNSON.
   Mourns the death of Taylor L. Thomas of Urbana.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1962    JOHNSON.
   Mourns the death of Clarence Fritzen of Urbana.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1963    BARGER.
   Congratulates Wheaton Pharmacy's management on earning an award for excel-
 lence from Drug Topics magazine.
      Dec 01 1988                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1964    GRANBERG.
   Congratulates the Mater Dei Knights on placing third in the Class A State girl's
 Volleyball Tournament.




HR-1964-Cont.


      Dec 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1965     BLACK.
  Congratulates Clayton Sprouls as he retires as Edgar County Circuit Clerk.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1966     YOUNG,A.
  Mourns the death of Pinkie Leddell of Chicago.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1967     BERRIOS, RONAN, BUGIELSKI, DELEO, KULAS AND LAURINO.
  Mourns the death of Andrew J. Brod of Chicago, former legislative aide.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1968     KUBfK.
  Congratulates University of Illinois Ranger Challenge R.O.T.C. Team.
      Dec 01 1988                         Resolution adopted

HR-1969     REA.
  Congratulates Mark Franklin, Special Olympic medalist from Benton.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1970     GRANBERG.
  Congratulates Carlyle High School on winning the boys' class AA football tour-
nament crown.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1971     PANAYOTOVICH.
  Congratulates Michael Pavich on his retirement, after thirty years with the Chi-
cago Police Department.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1972     MCGANN.
   Congratulates John Touhy and the Burbank Investigators on discoverying evi-
dence of the commission of acts of child molestation on the part of Burbank Parks
Director Thomas Hacker.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1973     MCGANN.
   Congratulates Lieutenant Kenneth Freyer as he retires from the Chicago Police
Department after 37 years.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1974     MORROW.
   Mourns the death of Dr. Ellsworth Hasbrouck of Chicago.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1975     TERZICH.
   Congratulates George L. Juretic on his 80th birthday.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1976     BLACK.
   Congratulates Marilyn Satterwhite on being named as the 1988 recipient of the
 Distinguished Service Award from the Illinois Business Education Association.


2207




HR-1976-Cont.


      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1977    LEFLORE.
  Mourns the death of Stonewall Jackson of Chicago.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1978    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates the Arcola High School football team on winning the State Class
1A Championship.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1979    JOHNSON.
  Mourns death of Professor emeritus, John Heller, Univ. of Illinois classicist.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1980    JOHNSON.
  Mourns the death of Vernon E. Strough of Gilman.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1981    JOHNSON.
  Congratulates the Champaign Centennial boys golf team on winning the Class
AA tournament.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1982     MORROW.
  Mourns Opal Hines Johnson of Chicago.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1983     RICE.
  Commends Rod Hill, owner and operator of Stranyer jewelry store in Riverdale,
on behalf of his community services.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1984     YOUNG,A.
  Congratulates Officer William Mandeville on his retirement from the Chicago
Police Department.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1985     YOUNG,A.
  Congratulates Sergeant Edward Boyte of Chicago as he retires from the Chicago
Police Department.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1986     PANAYOTOVICH.
   Congratulates Thomas "Coach" Strom of Chicago on his 50th birthday.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1987     RYDER.
   Congratulates Richard E. Mann on his 33 years as a lawyer, State's Attorney and
judge.
      Jan 09 1989                         Resolution adopted

HR-1988     MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.


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HR-1988-Cont.


  Memorial to Marion Graves, 5th Ward Alderman of the city of North Chicago.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1989    RICE.
  Congratulates Miavria Demetra Rucker of Chicago on her christening.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1990    DALEY.
  Commends Dr. and Mrs. Arnstein, of Chicago, on their 50th Wedding
Anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1991    BLACK.
  Congratulates Elizabeth Ray on retirement from Vermilion County Clerk's
office.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1992    HARTKE.
  Congratulates Robert Overbeck on 20 years as Effingham Circuit Clerk.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1993    TUERK.
  Mourns Judge John D. Sullivan of Peoria.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1994     DANIELS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Expresses gratitude for the service of Fred J. Tuerk to the State of Illinois and
wishes him well as he leaves the legislature.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1995     DANIELS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Congratulates Sam Panayotovich on his legislative service and wishes him well in
his future endeavors.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-1996     DALEY.
   Mourns Susan Rogers Keenan of Chicago.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1997    CHURCHILL.
   Congratulates the Ladies Auxiliary of the Winthrop Harbor Volunteer Fire De-
 partment on its 40th anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1998    MATIJEVICH, CHURCHILL, STERN, FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W
            AND KLEMM.
   Commends the Distributive Education Club of America Chapter from the North
 Chicago Community High School for its community public awareness campaign on
 shoplifting prevention.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

 HR-1999    NOVAK, VANDUYNE AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
   Commends the retiring Ray A. Christensen, State Representative from District
 85.


2209




HR-1999-Cont.


      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2000    NOVAK.
  Congratulates Gordon Graves of Kankakee on Presidential award for ecological
service.
      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2001    NOVAK.
  Congratulates Mary Leen, Watseka, on winning literary awards for her poetry
and prose.
      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2002    BLACK, BARGER, ROPP, GIGLIO, KULAS, MULCAHEY, WEAVER,M,
           TURNER, RICE, HULTGREN, STEPHENS, WILLIAMSON, GOFORTH,
           OLSON,ROBERT, OLSON,MYRON, MAYS, ACKERMAN AND HICKS.
  Names the Main Street Bridge in Danville the Illinois Korean War Veteran's
Highway.
      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2003    HARRIS.
  Commends Neal McCutcheon, of Arlington Heights, Illinois, on becoming an
Eagle Scout.
      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2004    MADIGAN,MJ - KEANE - MCGANN.
  Congratulates George M. Keane, Sr., of Chicago on his 50th anniversary of prac-
ticing law.
      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2005    PANAYOTOVICH.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brandys of Chicago as they celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary.
      Jan 09 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2006     MORROW.
   Mourns Betty Watkins of Chicago.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2007     DALEY.
   Mourns the death of Martha DiCaro of Chicago.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2008     ROPP, JOHNSON AND EWING.
   Congratulates Louise Evans of Bloomington as she celebrates her birthday.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2009     GIGLIO.
   Mourns Edward A. Quigley, 80, Chicago precinct committeeman.
      Jan 09 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2010     PANAYOTOVICH - GIGLIO.
   Congratulates Free Serbian Orthodox Church on 25th Anniversary.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted


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HR-2011    MORROW.
  Mourns the death of Robert Williams of Chicago.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2012    MCGANN.
  Congratulates Daniel J. Kozicki, Jr., on Eagle Scout service project.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2013    SHAW.
  Mourns the death of Eugene Samuels of Chicago.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2014    LEFLORE.
  Mourns the death of Crystal Walker, Chicago.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2015     DALEY.
  Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. George Lockwood of Bridgeport on their 55th wed-
ding anniversary.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2016     OLSON,ROBERT.
  Congratulates Olympia Middle School on winning the IESA State 7th grade
girls basketball tournament.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2017     COUNTRYMAN.
   Congratulates Charles F. Dayton of DeKalb on his 80th birthday.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

HR-2018     BUGIELSKI.
   Congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mazzocchi of Melrose Park on their 50th wed-
ding anniversary.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

 HR-2019    RONAN - MCAULIFFE - KULAS.
   Congratulates Samuel Skinner of Chicago on U.S. Cabinet Post as Secretary of
 Transportation.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

 HR-2020    REGAN.
   Congratulates the Marian High School Marching Band on earning the title of
 1988 Grand National Champion at the Bands of America Grand National
 Championship.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

 HR-2021    GIORGI - SALTSMAN - MATIJEVICH - FARLEY.
   Urges repeal of Federal Medicare Catastrophic Health Act.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted

 HR-2022    MCPIKE.
   Appoints the Journal Review Committee of the 85th General Assembly.
      Jan 10 1989                        Resolution adopted


2211


HR-2011






HR-2023


HR-2023    GIORGI - HALLOCK - MULCAHEY - OLSON,MYRON - WAIT, MATI-
           JEVICH, SALTSMAN AND FARLEY.
  Congratulates Amedeo Giorgi as he retires from his position as union representa-
tive with United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1540.
      Jan 10 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2024    KUBIK.
  Congratulates Dr. Phyllis Orland, Forest Park pediatrician, upon her retirement.
      Jan 10 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2025    HASARA.
  Commends the public service of Dr. George Andrews, Springfield.
      Jan 10 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2026    MADIGAN,MJ - MCGANN - DALEY - KEANE - WOLF AND ALL OTH-
           ER MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
  Congratulates Representative John O'Connell on his distinguished career as a
member of the General Assembly.
      Jan 10 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2027    DALEY.
  Mourns Stanley Rogers of Chicago.
      Jan 10 1989                       Resolution adopted

HR-2028    MORROW.
  Mourns Mardella Walls of Chicago.
      Jan 10 1989                       Resolution adopted


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55.18a
   62
   63
   t63a
   t63b
   64
   64a
   65
   66
   67
   *69
   70
   72
   73
   75
   76
   77
   78
   *79
   80
   80a
   82
   t82a
 t82b
 t82c
 t82d
   87a
87a.01
87a.02
   91
   92


SB-2139; HB-3799
SB-547; HB-375
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-547
SB-762
SB-762


2214


Chap.      Par.     Bill
GENERAL PROVISIONS


$1001
1013
1107
tl107
1108
t1108
1109
t1109
1110
?1110
till
1111
+1111
*3030
3104
*3104
3105
*3105
3113
3114
*3114
3307
3351


STATUTES AMENDED
              Chap.  Par.
              5-Cont.


HB-1924
HB-2737
SB-2048
HB-1924,3896
SB-2048
HB-1924,3896
SB-2048
HB-1924,3896
SB-2048
HB-1924, 3896
SB-2048
HB-1924, 3896
HB-1101
SB-1024
HB-582
SB-1024
HB-582
SB-1024; HB-1891
SB-1024
HB-582
HB-871
HB-871


        122
        125
        127
     t127.12
       *158
       211
       242a
       242b
       402
  *402.1 thru
      402.37
t402.101 thru
     404.142
        403
        404
        404.1
        404.2
     t404.2a
     t404.2b
     *404.3
       404.4
       404.5
       405
       407
       409
       410
       411
       412
       413
       414
       558
       566
       t566.1
       801
       803
       804

       805
       806
       809
       810
       811
       811.1
       813
       814
       815
       819
       822.1
       824
       t824.1
       *826
       *827
       *828
     1003.01
     1003.02
       1202
       1204.1


    Bill

HB-2379
HB-1641
SB-468
SB-468
SB-167, 1357, 1993
HB-1840
SB-762
SB-884, 1566
SB-917

SB-917

SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-917
SB-788
SB-788
SB-789
HB-2380
HB-990, 2380
SB-762; HB-2051,
  2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-3799
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
SB-1475; HB-3799
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
SB-762
SB-762
SB-1085; HB-2051
HB-703


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
5




2215


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.
                           ANIMALS


   1205   SB-421; HB-703, 2051,
            2269
   1208   SB-421; HB-2269
   1210   SB-1921
   1211   HB-3519
   1212.1 SB-248, 377, 421,
            1085, 1814; HB-703,
            2051, 2268, 2269,
            3519
  1212.2  SB-248, 377, 421;
            HB-703, 2051, 2268,
            2269, 3519
 t1212.3  SB-248
 t1213.1  HB-700, 703, 1620,
            3848
 t1213.2  HB-703
 t1213.3  HB-703
 t1213.4 HB-703
 t1213.5  HB-703
 t1213.6  HB-703
 t1213.7  HB-703
 t1213.8  HB-703
 t1213.9  HB-703
t1213.10  HB-703
*1403-4   HB-4053
   1503   HB-535
   1504   HB-535
   1506   HB-535
   1602   SB-468; HB-72
   1603   SB-468; HB-72, 4009
   1604   SB-468; HB-72, 4009
   1605   SB-468; HB-72, 4009
   1605.1 HB-998, 4009
 t1605.1  SB-468; HB-72
 t1605.2  HB-4009
   1607   SB-468; HB-72
   1704   HB-3647
   1704.1 HB-1004, 1725, 2018,
            2386, 2679
 t1704.2  SB-1687, 1973
   1705   HB-1004, 2386
   2305   HB-2051
   2401-2 HB-4053
   2401-3 HB-4053
   2402-1 HB-4053
   2402-2 HB-4053
   2402-4 HB-4053
   2403-1 HB-4053
   2403-2 HB-4053
 *2403-3  HB-4053
 *2403-5  HB-4053
 t2405-1  HB-4053
 f2405-2  HB-4053
 t2406-1  HB-4053


8
          37-1  SB-795
          37-2  SB-795, 1507
        37-3.06 SB-795
        37-3.07 SB-795, 1507
        37-3.10 SB-795
        37-3.12 SB-795
        37-3.13 SB-795
        37-3.16 SB-795
        37-3.17 SB-795
        37-3.19 SB-795
          37-4  SB-795
          37-9  SB-191, 795, 1203,
                  1507, 2256;
                  HB-4282
         37-11  SB-181,795
         37-12  SB-795
         37-15  SB-795, 2256;
                  HB-4282
        37-15.1 SB-967
        37-16   SB-795; HB-2827,
                  3416, 3417
       t37-19.1 SB-795
         37-20  SB-795, 1203
         37-21  SB-795
         37-23  SB-2256; HB-2827,
                  3416, 3417, 4282,
                  4293
         37-24  SB-795
         37-25  SB-2256; HB-2232,
                  4282
         37-26  SB-71, 81, 795, 1543,
                  1878, 1972, 2256;
                  HB-1692, 1712,
                  2232, 2941, 3268,
                  3536, 4282
        37-26.1 SB-2256; HB-4282
        37-26.3 SB-2256; HB-4282
        37-26.4 SB-2256; HB-4282
        37-27   SB-795; HB-2232
        37-27.1 SB-795
        37-28   SB-795, 1507
        37-29   SB-795; HB-3953,
                  4282
         37-30  SB-265, 1507; HB-880,
                  3257, 3324, 3544,
                  4282
         37-31  HB-299, 569, 3558,
                  4282
        37-31.1 SB-2256; HB-4282
        t37-31.2 SB-795
        37-34   SB-795, 2256;
                  HB-4282
         37-35  SB-795
         37-36  SB-795
         37-36.a HB-4282
         37-36a SB-2256; HB-2051


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


Chap.
5-Cont.


Bill


I




2216


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill              Chap.     Par.
                           14-Cont.


         37-37  SB-
         37-39.1 SB-
         37-40  SB-
         37-41  SB-
         37-42  SB-
         37-44  SB-'
         37-45  SB-'
       t37-50a  SB-
         37-53  SB-:
         98.6   HB-
         123a   SB-:
           124  SB-:
           136b SB-i
           138  SB-
           204  SB-I
        352.11  HB-
           357  SB-,
                  4:
           365  HB-
           369  SB-
        *509.1  SB-:
           704  HB-
           709  SB-I
           716  HB-
                  43
           801  SB-:
           t801 SB-
        t801.1  SB-,
           802  SB-
           805  SB-:
        t805.1  SB-
          t807  SB-
          t808  SB-
          t809  SB-:
          t810  SB-:
          t811  SB-1
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
13


   *7
   *21
   *22
   *23
   52
204.01


795
795
795
795, 1507
1507
795
795
1507
2256; HB-4282
293
25
25
546
546
546
3272
467; HB-1909,
254
1500, 2051
1953; HB-4254
23; HB-56
84, 3275
828
46, 1548, 4258,
307
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56
23; HB-56


             1 SB-997; HB-3379
             15 SB-730
ATTORNEY GENERAL/STATE'S
  ATTORNEYS
14


$1
*1.1
  2
  3
  4
  14c
  *5
*5a
*5b
t5c
  6


HB-1820
HB-1820
HB-1820
HB-1820
HB-1820
SB-400; HB-3661
HB-3661
HB-1820
HB-1820
HB-1820
SB-271
HB-173, 1820


   Bill

HB-1820
HB-1820
HB-1820
HB-1820
SB-14
HB-1706, 1707


AUDITOR GENERAL & STATE
  COMPTROLLER
15


            10
        t10.18
            25
            152
            155
            157
            202
            209
          t209
        209.03
        1209.05

        210.10

           211
           *211
           213

           215
           *215
           219
           221
         222.1
         t223
         303-1
         303-2
       t303-3B
         303-8
           414
AVIATION
152
       122.23c
       22.42k
       t22.43e
       22.49a
       t22.49a
         68.2g
         68.3a
         68.3d
       68.8-06
       68.8-15
       68.17a
       68.17c
          519


HB-488
HB-488
HB-1918
HB-1956
HB-1956
HB-1956
HB-3460,4295
SB-2267; HB-4032

HB-244
SB-440; HB-1151,
  1831
SB-1352; HB-241,
  2737
HB-3858
HB-497
SB-440; HB-1284,
  3163
HB-3858, 4206
HB-497
SB-999
HB-1306,2812
HB-1923
SB-129
SB-138
SB-2051; HB-2394
SB-166
SB-2051
HB-1918



SB-805
SB-803
SB-803
HB-16
HB-802
HB-16
HB-16
HB-16
HB-3822
HB-4293
HB-16
HB-16
SB-1258


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


Chap.
8-Cont.


]

]
1







STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
  Bill              Chap.      Par.
LNCE                17-Cont.


   19   SB-1298, 1349
   104  HB-2071
   106  HB-2071
   117  HB-2071
 254.6  HB-68
 302    SB-925, 1285, 1299,
          2228; HB-2051,
          2788, 2794, 2795,
          4293
  309   HB-3972
  311   SB-406, 607, 608, 925,
          985, 1220, 1221,
          1285, 1299, 1415,
          1416, 1457, 1901,
          2000, 2228; HB-53,
          475, 576, 1327,
          1358, 1426, 1687,
          1859, 2051, 2122,
          2525, 2530, 2535,
          2546, 2790, 2794,
          2795,3478, 3972,
          3975, 3976, 3977,
          3980, 4180, 4293
312.1   HB-2795
'312.4  HB-2687
*313    HB-2795
  316   SB-925; HB-2123
  317   SB-925; HB-2123
  319   HB-2795
  321   HB-2795, 3977
  322   SB-925; HB-2051,
         2543, 2795, 3977
  323  SB-925, 928, 2228;
         HB-2533, 2788,
         2806
323.1  SB-2228; HB-2788,
         2806
  324  SB-925, 1214, 2228;
         HB-3977, 3980
  325  SB-925; HB-2123
325.1  SB-2228
  326  SB-2228
  327  SB-2228; HB-2123,
         2795
  329  SB-925
  331  SB-925
  336  SB-925
  338  HB-2795, 2804, 2806,
         3972
  339  SB-925, 1285, 2228
  341  SB-1414, 2228;
         HB-2795, 4180
  342  SB-925, 2228;
         HB-2051, 2795,
         2806
  343  HB-2795, 4180


Bill


Chap.      Par.
BANKING AND FINA
17


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


2217


I












t


     345   SB-2228; HB-2795
     347   SB-925; HB-3977
     351   HB-3977
     353   SB-925
     357   SB-925
     358   SB-925, 1303;
             HB-2051
     359   SB-925, 1303, 1706,
             2173, 2228;
             HB-2051, 2795,
             3144, 3972, 3973,
             3980
     360   SB-2228; HB-53, 2071,
             3166
    360.1  SB-1297, 2000, 2228;
             HB-2051, 2123,
             2525, 2795
    360.2  SB-2228
    370    SB-925
    392    SB-2228; HB-2051,
             2795, 2804, 2806,
             3144
     394   HB-2123, 2795
     t395  SB-985, 1457;
             HB-1358, 2546
     396   HB-2546
     t396  SB-985, 1457;
             HB-1358, 2546
    t397   SB-985, 1457;
             HB-1358, 2546
    t398   SB-985, 1457;
             HB-1358, 2546
    t399   SB-1457; HB-2546
    t400   SB-1457; HB-2546
    t401   SB-1457; HB-2546
    t402   SB-1457; HB-2546
    501    HB-1267
    502    SB-1085; HB-2051
  t502.1   HB-1738
     504   HB-1267
  t504.1   HB-1267
    t506   HB-1267, 4294
    t507   HB-1267
    t508   HB-1267
    615    HB-172
    853.1  HB-4184
  t853.1   SB-1266; HB-314, 315,
             4184
    1001   HB-2071, 2795
1065.46-1  HB-1426
    1302   SB-985; HB-1358
    1303   SB-925
    1304   SB-985, 1457;
             HB-1358, 2546
    1305   SB-985, 1457;
             HB-1358, 2546
    1306   SB-985, 1457;
            HB-1358, 2546




2218


Chap.
17-Cont.
       *13
       *13
         *1
         1


         *13




         t13
         113
         *13

         t13
         *
         *



         *



         *






         *


         *





         *

         *





         *

         *


Par.


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                   17-Cont.


06.1  SB-1457; HB-2546
06.2  SB-1457; HB-2546
1308  SB-1457; HB-2546
1311  SB-985, 1457;
        HB-1358, 2546
1312  HB-2071, 2795
1313  SB-985, 1457;
        HB-1358, 2546
13.1  SB-1457; HB-2546
1315  SB-1457; HB-2546
1316  SB-1457; HB-2546
1316  SB-985; HB-1358
16.1  SB-985; HB-1358
18.1  SB-985, 1457;
        HB-1358, 2546
18.2   SB-985, 1457;
        HB-1358, 2546
1319   SB-985; HB-1358
1320   SB-1457; HB-2546
1321   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1322   SB-985; HB-1358
1322   SB-1457; HB-2546
1323   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1324   SB-985; HB-1358
1324   SB-1457; HB-2546
1325   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1326   SB-985; HB-1358
1326   SB-1457; HB-2546
1327   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1328   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1329   SB-925, 985; HB-1358
1329   SB-1457; HB-2546
1330   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1331   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
331.1  SB-985; HB-1358
1332   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1333   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1334   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546
1335   SB-925, 1457;
         HB-2546
1336   SB-985; HB-1358
1337   SB-985; HB-1358
1337   SB-1457; HB-2546
1338   SB-985, 1457;
         HB-1358, 2546,
         2795
 1339  SB-985; HB-1358,
         2795


   *1339
   1340

   1341

   *1342
     1343
   *1343
   t1343.1
   *1344
   *1345
   *1346
   *1346.1
   *1347
   *1348
   *1349
   *1350
   *1351
   *1352
   *1353
     1354
     *1354
     1355
     *1355
     1356
     *1356
     *1358
     *1360
     1361
     *1361
     *1362
     *1363
     *1364
     *1365

     *1366

     1367
     *1367

     *1368

     t1369
     t1370
     t1371
     t1372
     1551
  t1551-1
  t1551-2
  t1551-3
  t1551-4
  t1551-5
t1551-5.01
t1551-5.02
t1551-5.03
11551-5.04
11551-5.05


   Bill

SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-985, 1457;
  HB-1358, 2546
SB-985, 1457;
  HB-1358, 2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-985; HB-1358
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-925
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-985; HB-1358
SB-1457; HB-2546
HB-2795, 3144
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-985; HB-1358
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-1457; HB-2546
SB-985, 1457;
  HB-1358, 2546
  SB-1457; HB-1358,
  2546
  SB-985
  SB-985, 1457;
  HB-1358, 2546
  SB-985, 1457;
  HB-1358, 2546
  SB-985; HB-1358
  SB-985; HB-1358
  SB-985; HB-1358
  SB-985; HB-1358
  HB-2793
  SB-918
  SB-918
  SB-918
  SB-918
  SB-918
  SB-918
  SB-918
  SB-918
  SB-918
  SB-918


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2219


Chap.      Par.
17-Cont.
     t1551-5.06
     t1551-5.07
     t1551-5.08
     t1551-5.09
         1551-6
         t1551-6
         1551-7
         t1551-7
         1552
         *1552
         t1552.1
         t1552.2
         t1552-1
         t1552-2
         t1552-3
         f1552-4
         t1552-5
         t1552-6
         t1552-7
         1552-8
         11552-8
         t1552-9
         1552-10
           1553
        t1553-1
        f1553-2
        t1553-3
        f1553-4
           1554
         1554-1
         t1554-1
         t1554-2
         S1554-3
         t1554-4
         t1554-5
           1555
        t1555-1
        t1555-2
        t1555-3
        t1555-4
        t1555-5
        1555-6
        t1555-6
        t1555-7
        t1555-8
          1555-9
        f1555-9
        t1555-10
        t1555-11
        t1556-1
        t1556-2
        t1556-3
        f1556-4
        t1556-5
        t1556-6
        t1556-7
          1556-8


  STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
  Bill                Chap.      Par.     Bill
                      17-Cont.
SB-918                       t1556-8   SB-918
SB-918                         1556-9  HB-3972
SB-918                       t1556-9   SB-918
SB-918                      t1556-10   SB-918
HB-3972                       1556-11  HB-3972
SB-918                      t1556-11   SB-918
HB-3972                       1556-12  HB-3972
SB-918                       t1556-12  SB-918
HB-2793, 2795                t1556-13  SB-918
HB-2051                      t1556-14  SB-918
HB-2793                       1556-15  SB-918
HB-2793                        1556a   HB-2793
SB-918                          1557   HB-2793
SB-918                        t1557-1  SB-918
SB-918                          1558   HB-2793
SB-918                        t1558-1  SB-918
SB-918                         1559.1  SB-918
SB-918                         1559-2  SB-918
SB-918                         1559-3  SB-918
SB-2188; HB-3972               1559-4  SB-918
SB-918                        t1559-5  SB-918
SB-918                           1560  SB-918; HB-2793
SB-918                        t1560.1  SB-918; HB-2793
HB-2793                       t1560.2  HB-2793
SB-918                           1561  HB-2793
SB-918                           1562  HB-2793
HB-3972                          1563  HB-2793, 2795
SB-918                          *1563  HB-2051
SB-918; HB-2793                  1564  SB-918; HB-2793,
HB-3972                                  2795
SB-918                          *1564  HB-2051
SB-918                           1565   HB-2793
SB-918                           1566   HB-2793
SB-918                           1567   HB-2793,2795
SB-918                          *1567   HB-2051
HB-2793                          1568   SB-918, 925; HB-2793
SB-918                          *1568   HB-2051
SB-918                           1569   SB-918; HB-2793
SB-918                           1570   HB-2793
SB-918                           1571   SB-918
SB-918                           1572   SB-918
HB-3972                          1573   SB-918
SB-918                           1574   SB-918; HB-2793
SB-918                          1653.4  SB-1513
SB-918                           1660   SB-1286,2188;
HB-3972                                   HB-2793
SB-918                           1681   SB-1513
SB-918                           2201   SB-925, 2228; HB-338,
HB-3972                                   582, 1702, 1891,
SB-918                                    2014, 2942
SB-918                          *2202   SB-2228
SB-918                  *2301 thru 2314 SB-1297
SB-918                        t2306.1   SB-1298
SB-918                         *2306.1  HB-2051
SB-918                           2308   HB-2687
SB-918                          t2315   SB-1392; HB-1764
HB-3972                         2321-3  HB-4293


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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Chap.
17-Cont.






        251
     t2510.
        251
        t251
        25
        t2




          *
          *
          *
          *
          *
          *



       t33(
         33
     3301-1
       t330
       t330
       t330
       t330
       330
       t330
       *330
       t330
       t330
       t330
       t330
       t330
       t33C
       t330
       133C
       t33C
       t33C
       t33C
       t33C
         3:
         3:
         33(
         3:
         3:

         3.
         33<
         3


         STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.      Bill               Chap.      Par.
                             17-Cont.
2502   SB-221, 990, 1594;            3307-3
         HB-1000, 2071,              3307-5
         2795                         3307-7  ]
2505   SB-907, 1595;                3307-11
         HB-1859, 2545              3307-12
2508   SB-1299                       3307-13
0.01   SB-990; HB-1000               3307-16
,01A   HB-3972                       3307-17
0.02   SB-990; HB-1000               3307-18
0.05   SB-1219; HB-2550              3307-19
;10.1  SB-935; HB-3974            t3307-19.1
510c   HB-1000                         3415
2602   HB-2737                         3417
2710   HB-2795                         3418
2713   SB-1285                         3432
2716   SB-1808                         3433
2718   HB-253, 4190, 4213              3434
2801   SB-918                          3435
2802   SB-918                          3439
2803   SB-918                          3448
2804   SB-918                          3651
2805   SB-918                         *3651
2806   SB-918                           3652
2807   SB-918                          *3652
2854   HB-2795                          3653
2856   HB-2795                         *3653
)1-6c  HB-2687                          3654
301-9  SB-952                          *3654
10.21  SB-2156, 2254                    3655
1A-1   SB-213                          *3655
1A-2   SB-213                           3656
1A-3   SB-213                          *3656
1A-4   SB-213                         3656.1
1A-5   SB-1593                       13656.1
1A-5   SB-213                        *3656.1
1A-5   SB-1593,2156                     3657
1A-6   SB-213                          *3657
1A-7   SB-213                          f3658
I1A-8  SB-1593,2156                     4402
)2B-1  SB-1593,2156                     4408
)2B-2  SB-1593,2156                     4409
)2B-3  SB-1593,2156                     4410
)2B-4  SB-1593
)2B-5  SB-1593                          4413
)2B-6  SB-1593                          4414
)2B-7  SB-1593                          4417
)2B-8  SB-1593                          4435
)2B-9  SB-1593, 2156                    4443
303-4  SB-2156                          4447
303-7  SB-952; HB-1597               t4447.1
34-17  HB-2867                          4450
305-2  SB-2156                          4453
305-3  SB-779, 1593, 2156;           t4457.1
         HB-2051                        4460
305-4  SB-1085; HB-2051                 4461
05-16  SB-2156                          4462
306-4  HB-2868                       t4470.1


   Bill

SB-213
SB-927
HB-2871, 3959
SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593, 2156
SB-1298
SB-1723
SB-1722, 1723
SB-1723
SB-1723, 1809
SB-1723, 1809
SB-1723, 1809
SB-1723, 1809
SB-1723
SB-1723, 1724
SB-1593
SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593
SB-1593, 2156

SB-1593,2156

SB-2156

SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593
SB-1593, 2156

SB-1298
SB-1593, 2156

SB-1593, 2156
SB-1593
SB-893; HB-4048
HB-4048
HB-4048
SB-915; HB-2051,
  3761, 4048
SB-915
SB-1603
SB-893
HB-4048
SB-1603
HB-2166
HB-1235, 2687
SB-1603
SB-1603
SB-1603
HB-4048
SB-893
HB-4048
SB-1603


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
¶Addition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2221


Par.


STATUTES AM
Bill


Chap.
17-Cont.
       t4!




       t44











       t4




       t5






       t5
       15
       15




       1

         9


801.1  HB-3476
4803   HB-1286
4808   SB-746, 777, 1721;
         HB-1286, 2293
4811   SB-777,1721;
         HB-2293, 2623
811.1  SB-746
4812   HB-3476
4813   HB-3476
4814   HB-2293, 3476
4817   SB-777, 1721;
         HB-2293
4821   SB-777, 1721;
         HB-2051, 2865
4823   SB-777
4832   SB-777, 1054, 1721;
         HB-2293, 3476
4838   SB-777; HB-3813
4902   HB-2071
904.1  HB-1305, 2312, 3045,
         4186
4906   SB-1212
5205   SB-915
5206   SB-915
234.1  SB-1392; HB-1764
5235   HB-2071
5412   HB-2211, 4192
5415   HB-2528
5419   HB-2291
5420   SB-2092
426.1  SB-1392; HB-1764
5427   HB-2071
927.1  HB-3818
927.2  HB-3818
6001   HB-2388, 2415
004.1  SB-2255; HB-2415,
         4188
f6008  HB-2388
6009   HB-3380
t6009  SB-400, 626, 1337;
         HB-1043, 1785
t6010  SB-400
t6011  SB-400
6012   HB-3380, 4293
t6012  SB-400
6404   SB-1413; HB-188
6405   SB-1085; HB-2051,
         2533
 6407  SB-186, 188, 217, 895,
         1650; HB-4, 19, 411,
         413, 1878, 2450
 6410  SB-2092; HB-1013
 6411  HB-2119, 2708
 6602  SB-206, 1112, 1597;
         HB-1859, 2555,
         3655, 3785, 4293
 6605  SB-1438, 1439, 1440;
         HB-1859, 3785


ENDED-Continued
  Chap.      Par.
  17--Cont.
            6852
    6852 thru 6858
            6853
            6854
            6855
            6856
          t6856.1
            6857
            6858

  CANALS/WATER
    IMPROVEMEN'
  19
            37.19
            37.24
            t41.01
            41.1

            t41a
            t52.1
            61a
              65
              65g

            t65g
            t66.1
        119.1 thru
           120.12
           126a
           126b
           126d
           t126e-1
             152
             153
             156
             158
             159
             166
           t168.1
           254.6
           254.20
           354.6
           354.9
           354.12
             355
           t853.1
             854
       *1071 thru
          1077.13
            1141
            t1141
            1142
            1143
            1145
            1205


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


    Bill

 SB-1167; HB-2558
 SB-2229
 HB-2558
 SB-1167; HB-2558
 SB-1167; HB-2558
 SB-1167; HB-2558
 HB-2558
 SB-1167; HB-2558
 SB-1167; HB-2558
WAYS
TS

SB-505; HB-472, 932
HB-472
HB-1968
SB-868, 869, 900, 901;
   HB-261
 SB-30, 548
 HB-1456
 HB-1456
 HB-1456, 1867, 2864
 SB-1868, 2209;
   HB-3991
 HB-998
 SB-629

 HB-1456
 SB-548
 SB-30, 548
 SB-548
 HB-1395
 HB-2034
 HB-2034, 4136
 HB-2034, 4136
 HB-2034
 HB-2110
 HB-1197
 HB-1211
 SB-313; HB-2034
 HB-580, 2034
 HB-2034, 3320
 HB-3320
 HB-2034, 3320
 HB-2034, 3320
 HB-2034, 3471
 HB-2034, 3471

 HB-2256
 HB-1456
 HB-1456
 HB-1456
 HB-1456
 HB-1456
 HB-1641







STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                   23-Cont.


           14b  HB-4122
           59al HB-2227
           61   SB-1609, 1613
        t64.3b  HB-4271
          64.4  HB-4271
          64.14 HB-3722
          201   SB-942; HB-1698,
                  1699
           202  SB-942; HB-1698,
                  1699
           204  SB-942; HB-1698,
                  1699, 1917, 2051,
                  2766
           206  HB-1917, 2766
           207  HB-1917, 2766
           214  SB-942; HB-1698,
                  1699
           215  SB-942; HB-1698,
                  1699, 1917, 2051,
                  2766
           216  HB-1917, 2766
           218  SB-942; HB-1698,
                  1699
           221  HB-1917, 2766
           223  HB-2766
           227  SB-942; HB-1698,
                  1699
          1228  HB-1698
CHARITIES AND PUBLIC WELFARE
23


  2-10
  3-1
  3-1.2
  3-1.3
  3-2
  3-5

  t3-5.1
  3-12
  3-13
  4-1.2
  4-1.5a
  4-1.6

  4-1.7
  4-1.8
t4-1.9a
4-1.10

   4-2

 t4-2.1
 t4-2a
   4-6
   4-7


HB-3491, 4037
HB-2853
SB-1352; HB-241
HB-3721
HB-4165
SB-1352; HB-194, 241,
  2899
HB-2567
HB-2363
HB-1336, 2853
HB-2051
SB-1467
SB-1352; HB-241,
  3530
SB-2260; HB-3531
SB-761
HB-4189
SB-761, 1707, 2017,
  2260; HB-3533
SB-1352; HB-241,
  2853
HB-1739
SB-947; HB-217
HB-478
HB-478, 1336, 2051


Bill


Chap.      Par.
CEMETERIES
21


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


2222


   4-8   HB-478, 2051
   4-9   HB-674, 843
   4-12  HB-1795, 2560, 3491,
           4018
   5.5a  HB-881
   5-1.1 SB-2196; HB-741,
           3490, 4165
   5-2   SB-833, 1085, 1352,
           1705, 2199; HB-200,
           201, 241,295, 736,
           740, 1148, 2051,
           2853, 2862, 3407,
           3530, 3612, 3621,
           3698, 3716, 3930,
           4029, 4030, 4031,
           4293
  5-2.1  HB-3407
  t5-2.2 HB-3699
  5-4    SB-578, 1352; HB-241,
           605, 3407
  5-4.1  HB-2501
  5-5    SB-833; HB-1212,
           1713, 2469, 2839,
           4165
t5-5.02  SB-994; HB-736, 741
  5-5.1  SB-535; HB-1467
  5-5.3  SB-535; HB-1467
  5-5.4  SB-535, 556, 602,
           1705, 1707;
           HB-1465, 1467,
           2051, 3491
  5-5.5  SB-535, 556, 561,722,
           995, 1705; HB-734,
           736, 1465, 1467,
           2051, 3145, 3407,
           3491, 3833
 5-5.6a  SB-535; HB-1467,
           4293
f5-5.6b  HB-2183
  5-5.7  SB-535; HB-1336,
           1467
 5-5.8a  SB-589, 1705, 2199;
           HB-3407, 3930
 5-5.12  HB-3758
 t5-5.17 SB-602
 t5-5.18 HB-3407, 3759, 3833
   5-5a  HB-881
   5-6   HB-3407
   5-8   HB-2051, 3774
   5-11  SB-424; HB-1097
   t5-16 SB-808
   6-1   SB-1705; HB-1993
   6-1.1 HB-112, 968, 3894
   6-1.2 SB-1352; HB-241
   6-1.4 HB-2853
   6-1.6 HB-2853
   6-1.7 HB-2853





2223


Chap.      Par.
23-Cont.
        t6-1.11
           6-2


           6-4
           6-8
           t6-8
           t6-9
           7-1.2
           7-1.3
           7-2
         t7A-1
         8A-3
         t8A-4A
         8A-6

         8A-7
         8A-7.1
         8A-8
            9-4
         t9-4.2
           9-5
           9-6


         9-6.01
         t9-6.01

         9-6.3

         t9-6.3
         9-6.4
         t9-6.5
         t9-6a
            9-8
          t9-10
     t9A-1 thru
         9A-10
           10-1
        tl0-1.1
           10-2
           10-10

           10-11
       tl0-11.1
          10-12
          10-15
          10-16.2



          10-17.1

          10-17.5
       t10-17.6
          10-19
          t10-20


  STATUTES AM
  Bill

HB-1794, 1993
SB-1352; HB-112, 130,
  241,658,968, 2853,
  3530
HB-2051
HB-2862
HB-130, 2853
HB-3572
SB-1352; HB-241
HB-658
SB-1352; HB-241
HB-2660
HB-2012
HB-2230
SB-1467; HB-2051,
  2230
SB-742
HB-2051
HB-478
HB-1203
HB-1148
HB-1228, 4187
SB-2017; HB-546, 898,
  2021, 2051, 2084,
  2853, 3533, 3881
SB-2017; HB-3533
SB-225; HB-1324,
  1814, 2022
SB-1947; HB-2862,
  3529, 3534, 4293
HB-1148, 2853
HB-2051
HB-4018
HB-494
HB-297
SB-988, 1585

SB-842
HB-546
HB-1366
HB-3276
SB-141; HB-923, 2051,
  2853
SB-141; HB-923, 2862
HB-923
HB-923
HB-923, 2862, 4293
SB-497, 759, 1085,
  2081; HB-326, 2051,
  2853, 2862, 4037,
  4293
SB-141; HB-164, 923,
  2862
  HB-164, 4293
SB-1121
HB-2051, 4293
SB-758, 760; HB-2853


ENDED-Continued
  Chap.      Par.
  23--Cont.
          t10-21
          t11-2.1
             11-3
          t11-3.3

             11-4
             11-6
             11-7
             11-8

             11-9
             11-11
             11-15
         l11-16.1
            11-20
            t 1-20
            12-4
            12-4.4
            12-4.5
            12-4.7

          12-4.11


  12-4.17

  12-4.20a
t12-4.24a
  12-4.25
  12-4.28
  t12-4.28
  12-4.29
  t12-4.29


12-4.30
t12-4.31
    12-5

    12-8
 12-10.2
   12-13
 12-14.1
 12-2614
    125
  t172a
  1255
  1271.2
  1305
  1372
  1374
  t1377
  1515
  1703
  2051
  t2051a


   Bill

HB-2853
SB-1876
HB-1066, 1619
HB-193, 436, 488,
  4165
HB-1336
SB-523
HB-1138
SB-1138, 2244;
  HB-3344, 3345
HB-2051
SB-225
HB-4037, 4097
HB-4260
HB-1336, 2853, 2862
HB-2862
HB-2051, 4080, 4120
HB-3531
SB-1707; HB-3145
SB-1023; HB-1227,
  1656, 3950
SB-451, 645; HB-116,
  1353, 2853, 2862,
  2884, 2897, 3299,
  3532
SB-929, 2260;
  HB-2285
SB-1258; HB-1337
HB-1955
HB-1336
SB-2174; HB-203
HB-2853, 2862
HB-2051
SB-523, 929; HB-1562,
  1834, 2285, 2461,
  2505, 3490
HB-2051
HB-4120
SB-1020; HB-1467,
  3532
HB-2853
HB-4293
HB-2051
SB-2017; HB-3533
SB-519
SB-742
HB-2923
HB-3427
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-1025
HB-859, 1025
HB-1024
HB-2162
HB-4293
SB-22, 844, 1968
SB-22, 844, 1968


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





2224


Chap.
23-Cont.


       205
       2C

       2(
       t205

       20

       2C

       2(
       205
       201

       *204
       20f
       20f
       t20f
       2(
         2(

         2(
         2(
       t20!
       t2(
       t2(

         2(


215.1
2216
2217


  3409
HB-2371
HB-166
SB-1353, 2242;
  HB-546, 883, 1424,
  1546, 2015, 2051,
  2371, 2616, 3986


3434a


Bill


         STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
 Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.
                            23-Cont.
2053   HB-2872, 4215               t2217.2
2054   HB-2872, 3510, 4215         t2217.3   1
54.02  HB-2051                        2218
)54.1  HB-464                       2218.1
2055   HB-2051                     t2218.2
)57.1  HB-92, 99, 4293                2221
57.1a  HB-223                       2221.2
)57.2  HB-464, 4293                 t2226.1
)57.3  HB-99, 224, 4293               2228
57.3b  HB-99, 222                    *2229
)57.4  HB-94, 99, 1469, 1484,         2252
         2051, 2872,4215              2254
)57.6  HB-421, 797                    2255
57.12  HB-95, 99                      2313
57.14  HB-421,3331,3506,            t2354.1
         3570                       t2355.1
57.14  HB-421                         2357
57.15  HB-421                         2358
57.16  HB-3506                       2360a
57.20  HB-4205               *2401 thru 2404
058.1  HB-93, 3505                    2481
058.2  HB-93, 99, 348, 1469,          2681
         2051, 3505                   2681
058.3  HB-2051 312681
058.4  HB-99, 348                    2681.1
58.4a  HB-99, 225, 3744              2681.2
058.5  SB-844                       t2681.2
058.6  HB-3570                        2682
2061   SB-1772                       2682.1
061.1  SB-1296, 1726, 1770;           2683
         HB-2051, 3171,               2684
         3886                         2685
061.2  HB-99                          2686
061.5  HB-93, 98, 99, 3505            2687
61.11  HB-99                         *2688
2212   HB-4293                        2689
12.01  HB-2051                       2689.1
2.01a  HB-3409               *2701 thru 2709
12.09  SB-649; HB-3855                3082
12.20  SB-407; HB-679, 4050           3088
12.21  HB-3409                        3089
2213   SB-482                         3090
2214   HB-3409, 3855                  3335
214.1  HB-3507                        3336
214.2  SB-1085; HB-2051,              3385
         3507                         3386
214.3  SB-1824; HB-1970               3387
214.4  HB-4050                       t3389
214.5  SB-649; HB-1115,              t3390
         3646                         3432
 2215  SB-253: HB-99. 628.            3434


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HB-673, 1546
HB-3184, 3409
SB-1353; HB-3507
HB-3507
SB-1234
SB-939
SB-1234
HB-2503
HB-1056
HB-547
HB-726, 2051
HB-726, 2051
HB-3034
SB-407; HB-679
HB-3646
HB-3739
SB-257
SB-257
HB-2674
SB-1612
HB-1023
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2051, 2594
HB-2051
HB-2594
HB-2051, 2594
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2594
HB-2222, 2256
SB-1456
SB-1456
SB-1456
SB-1456
SB-2263
SB-2263
HB-2051
HB-2730
HB-2730
HB-2730
HB-2730
HB-2414
SB-670, 674, 675, 676,
  677, 678, 1085,
  1629, 1830; HB-305,
  654, 2051, 2414,
  2518, 2519, 2520,
  2521,2522, 2524,
  3552,3553, 4293
SB-673; HB-2516


   2(
   2(
   204

   22
t221
  22
  t22
  t22


  2
  2

  2
  t2
  t2



  2





2225


Chap.
23-Cont.
         3,




         t3,

         t:
         5(
         t5(


        STATUTES AM
Par.     Bill


HB-1014
SB-671, 2263;
  HB-2517
SB-679; HB-2414,
  2523
HB-2370
SB-1180, 1707
SB-2084; HB-1646
HB-92, 93, 99, 2051
HB-93
SB-1700, 1824; HB-99,
  480, 655, 971, 1439,
  1469, 2016, 2051,
  2662, 4006


ENDED-Continued
  Chap.      Par.
  23-Cont.
         t6104.04
         6107.04
         6107.05
         6108.04
            6304
            6310
            6503
            6509
          t34481


434c
3437

3441

443a
3444
3448
004a
004b
5005


     t5005b   SB-22, 1968; HB-1364,           I-L-    1 D-Li
                1969                        1-2-1.1  HB-3197
     t5005c   HB-1364                         1-2-4  HB-1984
                                              1-2-7  HB-1487
      5006a   HB-1469                         1-2-7  HB-1487
      5006b   HB-96, 99, 3570, 3624           1-2-9.1 SB-148732; H-148
      t5006c  HB-93, 1190, 3505                        3649
      5007    HB-3998                                  3649
      5007    HB-4123998                     1-2-11  SB-501, 1255
      5009.1  HB-412                         1-2-12  HB-1487
      5009.1  HB-2051                         1-4-5  SB-1552
      5010    HB-1655                         1-4-6  SB-1552; HB-1004
      t5010.1 HB-2290                         1-4-7  HB-1986
      5011.1  SB-813; HB-97, 99,              2-2-5  SB-763, 1892; HB
                3496                                   1749, 3870, 423
      501 la  HB-1969                         2-2-6  SB-763; HB-724,
        5017  SB-992                          2-2-7  HB-724
     5017a-3  SB-993                          2-3-5  SB-390, 1255, 153
  t5017a-4.1  SB-1717                                  HB-724
        5021  SB-21                          2-3-5a  HB-724
     t5021.1  SB-912                          2-3-6  SB-403, 1255; HB
     t5022.2  SB-1353                        2-3-19  SB-1085; HB-205
        5023  HB-547                        t3-2-8.2 HB-2085
        5029   HB-2617                        3-4-6  SB-1569, 1934, 21
     t5034.3  SB-1353, 1442, 1505                      HB-2963, 2985,
     t5034.4  SB-1353, 1442, 1505                      2994
     t5034.5  SB-1353, 1442                  3-5-3a  HB-1641
     t5034.6  SB-1353                       *3-5-3c  HB-1641
     t5034.7   SB-1353                        3-5-9  SB-652; HB-1508
     t5034.8   HB-3570                        3-9-4  HB-936
     5035.1    SB-1726, 1770, 1772;         3-10-5.1 HB-3653
                 HB-3171, 3886              3-11-17  HB-642,2051
     t5035.2   HB-2045, 4134                  4-3-5   HB-1641
        5101   HB-2852                       *4-3-8   HB-1641
        5102   HB-2852, 2987                 4-5-11  SB-2150
     t5102.1   HB-2987                        4-6-1   SB-240, 682; HB-
        5103   SB-14                                    1237
        5104   SB-15                         *4-8-5   SB-652; HB-1932
     t5501.1   HB-547                        5-2-19   HB-869
     6104.01   SB-1461, 1648;                 5-3-3   SB-1255
                 HB-664                     t5-3-3.1  SB-1255; HB-724
   t6104.01a   SB-1057                       6-3-10   HB-2723
     6104.02   HB-654                        6-3-11   HB-2723
     6104.03   SB-2243                  t6A- 1-0 thru
     t6104.03  SB-255; HB-881                6A-1-7   HB-373

*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CITIES AND VILL
24
        t1-1-l


   Bill

SB-1590; HB-3874
SB-1258
SB-1258
SB-1258; HB-2852
HB-1670, 2051
HB-2840
HB-1670
HB-2840
SB-2083


AGES

HB-1270, 1490, 18
   2726, 2776
 2D-11 17


!85,





7,




6

-724,
8
1749

32;


-724
1

03;










854,




2226


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


     7-1-1

     7-1-2
  t7-1-5.1
     7-1-7
     7-2-1
     t7-7-1
t7-7-1 thru
    7-7-12
    8-1-7
    8-2-6
    8-2-7
    8-2-9

    8-3-1

    t8-3-2.1
    8-3-13
    8-3-14
    t8-3-16

    t8-3-17
    t8-3-18
    t8-3-19
    t8-3-20
    t8-3-21
    8-4.1-1
    8-4-1


    8-5-1
    8-6-4
    8-7-2
    8-7-4
    8-8-5
    8-8-6
    8-8-7
    8-8--6
    8-9-1
    8-9-2
    t8-9-3

    8-10-8
  t8-10-25

    8-11-1


Chap.      Par.
24-Cont.
       8-11-1.6
       8-11-1.16


SB-1532; HB-1413,
  3341, 3652
HB-3708
SB-1532
HB-1541
SB-1761; HB-3284
HB-3297

SB-1761
SB-1215; HB-1609
SB-1547; HB-2915
SB-1547; HB-2915
SB-1799; HB-3313,
  3653
SB-1547, 2015;
  HB-578, 2915, 3653
SB-1547; HB-2915
SB-357; HB-1053
SB-433, 1540, 1541
SB-473, 600, 682;
  HB-574, 896
HB-896
HB-896
HB-896
HB-896
HB-896
HB-854
SB-1243, 1843;
  HB-2051, 3875,
  4220
SB-1243, 2240
HB-862
SB-2240
HB-862
HB-1923
HB-3653
HB-1923
HB-3653
SB-2150
SB-2150
SB-682; HB-1072,
  1279
SB-1255, 1432
SB-682; HB-1072,
  1279
SB-72, 1085, 1862,
  2157; HB-993, 1859,
  2051, 2482, 2483,
  2595, 3705
HB-2481
SB-378; HB-1859
SB-378; HB-268, 1859
SB-378
HB-1859
SB-378
HB-1859
SB-378


   Bill

SB-378


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


Chap.
24-Cont.


Par.     Bill


t:




til
til
tl1


  *8-11-1
  8-11-1.1
  8-11-1.2
  8-11-1.3
t8-11-1.3
8-11-1.4
t8-11-1.4
8-11-1.5


  8-11-2  SB-76; HB-911,924,
            1419, 3039, 3815
t8-11-2.1 SB-623, 710, 1301,
            2036; HB-239, 722,
            1984, 3032, 3528,
            3674, 3755
  8-11-5  SB-1085, 1862, 2157;
            HB-1859, 2051,
            2482, 2483, 2484,
            2595, 3705
 *8-11-5   HB-2481
 8-11-6   SB-1862, 2157;
            HB-1859, 2482,
            2483, 2595
  *8-11-6  HB-2481
  t8-11-6a HB-1859
  8-11-7  SB-2157
  8-11-8  SB-2157
  8-11-9.1 SB-1085; HB-2051
  t8-11-16 SB-1862; HB-1674,
             1859, 2156, 3146,
             3269, 3675
 t8-116a   SB-1862
 9-2-16  HB-3918
 9-2-17  HB-1938, 3918
   9-2-18  HB-3918
   9-2-45  HB-3918
   9-2-47  HB-3918
   9-2-65  HB-1938, 3918
f9-2-80.1  HB-3691
   9-2-83  HB-3262
   9-2-84  HB-3262
   9-2-88  HB-3262
   9-2-93  HB-3262
t9-3-41.1  HB-3691
    9-5-1  SB-1532; HB-3649
    10-1-7 SB-152, 682; HB-429,
             866, 2051
  10-1-13  HB-953
  10-1-17  HB-89, 3863
  10-1-18  HB-423
  10-1-40  HB-845
  10-2.1-1 SB-685; HB-1606,
             3993
 10-2.1-4  HB-1070, 3863
 10-2.1-6  HB-429
10-2.1-8.1 SB-1810; HB-3305
10-2.1-9.1 SB-1810
10-2.1-9.1 HB-3305
10-2.1-17  SB-382, 1720; HB-38,
             2564, 3396, 3863
0-2.1-17a  HB-2564
0-2.1-27.1 SB-685
110-4-2.1  SB-212, 2005
  10-4-6   SB-1842, 1963




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Bill


Chap.
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     1
     1





     1


IENDED-Continued
   Chap.      Par.
   24-Cont.
          11-102-5

       tl1-102-5.1
    t 11-102-5a thru
         11-102-5g
         11-113.1-1


  11-5.2-2 SB-1717; HB-2051
111-5.3-1  HB-911
   11-6-1  HB-811
   11-10-1 HB-586, 1930, 4058
   11-12-9 SB-682; HB-1237,
             2051
  11-13-1  HB-2210, 2611
  11-13-1.1 HB-3651
  11-13-15 HB-2600, 2631
t11-13-21  HB-4220
  11-15-1  HB-1119
  11-19-4  SB-600, 2075
'11-20-8.1 HB-2391
  11-20-9  HB-3044
  11-22-1  SB-1532; HB-2051,
             2852
 11-23-11  HB-2051
 11-30-4   HB-2562
 11-31-1   HB-2600, 2631
 11-31-2   HB-2507
 S11-31-2.1 HB-2507
 11-31-2.2 HB-2507
 S11-31-2.3 HB-2507
 11-31-2.4 HB-2507
 11-39-1   SB-1532; HB-4256
 11-39-2   SB-1532; HB-4256
 11-40-2b  SB-750, 1255; HB-867
 11-40-3   SB-77
 11-42-8a  HB-2363
 11-42-11  HB-3586
 1-42-11.1 HB-1621
t11-42-13  SB-682, 1190
*11-61-la  HB-2767
11-74.4-1  HB-1653
11-74.4-2  SB-1042
11-74.4-3  SB-1042, 1085, 1300,
             1534, 2089, 2241;
             HB-73, 2051
 11-74.4-4 SB-682, 1042, 1300,
             1534, 2241;
             HB-3870
 1-74.4-4a SB-1042
 11-74.4-5 SB-1300, 1534
 11-74.4-7 SB-1042
 11-74.4-8 SB-1042
 1-74.4-8a SB-1300, 1534, 1706,
             1862; HB-73, 1859,
             1967, 3144, 3870
11-74.4-9  SB-1042
11-74.8-8  SB-1042
11-76.1-1  HB-3655, 3785
11-76-4.2  HB-3036
  11-84-1  HB-1938, 3918
11-91.2-1  SB-1532; HB-3649,
             3650
 11-95-14  SB-600
 11-102-4  SB-276, 375, 2065;
             HB-2855, 3576


   tl11-113.1-1
   l11-114.1-1
     11-117-1
   I11-117-2.1
     11-117-6
     11-119-1
     11-119-2
     f11-125-4

     11-129-2
     11-129-3
     11-139-3
     11-139-7
     11-141-5
     11-142-2
     11-150-1
     t11-153-1
111-153-1 thru
    11-153-17
111-153-1 thru
    11-153-22
       13-101
       13-502
       $21-1
       t21-1.1
         21-5

       21-5.1



  t21-5.2 thru
       21-5.8
       21-5a

       21-12
       21-22
       21-24
       21-25
       21-26
       21-27
       21-28
       21-29
       21-30
       21-31
       21-32
       21-33
       21-34
       21-49
       21-50


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
ITitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


    Bill

SB-273, 2067;
  HB-2856, 3578
SB-1145; HB-2861

SB-805
SB-1843; HB-3875,
  4220
HB-998
SB-682, 846
HB-3308
HB-1818, 3850
HB-3749
HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-1307, 1482;
  HB-2742
HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859
HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859
HB-1859
HB-1237
HB-2441

SB-1592

SB-2104
SB-1706
SB-1706
HB-583
HB-585
SB-1570, 2055;
  HB-2985, 2994
SB-1569, 1570, 1934,
  1935, 2103;
  HB-2963, 2985,
  2994, 3223

HB-373
SB-1570; HB-2985,
  2994
HB-1884
HB-1884
SB-2055
SB-2055; HB-1516
SB-2055
SB-2055
SB-2055
SB-2055; HB-1822
SB-2055; HB-1826
HB-1826
SB-2055
SB-2055
SB-2055
HB-2051
HB-4224


1


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                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Chap.      Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.
24-Cont.                              25-Cont.


          575
          808.1
      850.06-1
        850.07
     850.07al 1
       850.07b
       850.07c
       850.07d
       850.07f
       850.07g
       850.07h
       850.07z6
       850.07z7
       850.07z8
       850.07z9
     850.07z10
     850.07zl2a
     850.07zl3
     850.07z14
     850.07zl5
     850.07z16
     850.07z17
        850.08
        850.08.3
        1850.20
          1235
          1361
          3151
          3201
          t3201
CIVIL SERVICE
241/2
          38bl
          38b2
          38b3


          38b4
            79
          t90b
          381.1


SB-1706
SB-267
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1924
HB-1798
HB-4220
HB-4220
HB-4220


HB-909
HB-909
SB-951, 1936; HB-678,
  1116, 3101, 3343,
  4074
HB-909
HB-3085
HB-3085
SB-1024


CLERKS OF COURTS
25
           4.1  SB-664, 1423
             6   HB-4003
             9   SB-664; HB-3584
             16  HB-514, 2862
         t22.1   SB-480; HB-2785
         t22.2   SB-480; HB-2785
         t22.3   SB-480; HB-2785
         t22.4   SB-480; HB-2785
         27.1  SB-385; HB-1524,
                   2051, 3074, 3889,
                   3918, 4159, 4162
           27.2  SB-385, 1804;
                   HB-3074, 3918


Bill


          27.3  SB-385; HB-1072,
                  2747
         *27.3  SB-664
         27.3a  SB-356, 664, 1609,
                  1677, 1801;
                  HB-3072, 3074,
                  3183,3918
          27.4  SB-385; HB-3074
          *27.4 SB-664
COMMERCIAL CODE
26
         1-201  SB-258, 966; HB-513
   t2A-101 thru
        2A-531  SB-966
        3-804   HB-172, 3788
        3-806  SB-2212; HB-2540,
                  3990
         4-213   SB-445; HB-635, 3891
         5-114   SB-258; HB-513
         8-102   SB-258; HB-513
         8-103   SB-258; HB-513
         8-104   SB-258
         8-105   SB-258
         8-106   SB-258
         8-107   SB-258
         t8-108  SB-258; HB-513
         8-201   SB-258
         8-202   SB-258
         8-203   SB-258
         8-204   SB-258
         8-205   SB-258
         8-206   SB-258; HB-513
         8-207   SB-258; HB-513
         8-301   SB-258; HB-513
         8-302   SB-258; HB-513
         8-303   SB-258; HB-513
         8-304   SB-258; HB-513
         8-305   SB-258; HB-513
         8-306   SB-258; HB-513
         8-307   SB-258; HB-513
         8-308   SB-258; HB-513
         8-309   SB-258; HB-513
         8-310   SB-258; HB-513
         8-311   SB-258; HB-513
         8-312   SB-258; HB-513
         8-313   SB-258; HB-513
       t8-313.1  HB-3787
          8-314  SB-258; HB-513
          8-315  SB-258; HB-513
          8-316  SB-258; HB-513
          8-317  SB-258; HB-513
          8-318  SB-258; HB-513
          8-319  SB-258; HB-513
          8-320  SB-258; HB-513
          t8-321 SB-258; HB-513
          8-401  SB-258; HB-513


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





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Chap.     Par.
26-Cont.
         8-402
         8-403
         8-404
         8-405
         8-406
         t8-408
         8-409
         t8-409
         9-103
         9-105
         9-109
         t9-115
         9-203
         9-302
         9-304
         9-305
         9-307
         9-307.1
         9-309
         9-312
         9-407
         9-503
         9-504
         9-506
       t12-101
       112-102
CONTRACTS
29
             9
             *9
           *10
           *11
           *12
           *13
           *14
           t16.1
           t16.2
     *36 thru 39
     *40 thru 42
           60.4
           t60.5
   *801 thru 808
           802
           803
           804
           805
           807
           808
           903
           904
           905
 CONVEYANCES
 30


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.     Par.
                   30-Cont.


   84
   84.1
   96.2
   96.3
   96.4
   127
t134.1
*135
  302
  302.1
t302.2
t303.1
   304
   309


SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513, 3788
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
HB-2051
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
SB-762
HB-714
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
HB-922
HB-922
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513
HB-922
HB-1089
HB-1089
HB-1089
SB-258; HB-513
SB-258; HB-513



SB-1027
SB-1287
SB-1287
SB-1287
SB-1287
SB-1287
SB-1287
HB-1515
HB-1515
HB-497
HB-497
HB-720
SB-1344
SB-1051; HB-1401
HB-1402
HB-1402
HB-1402
HB-1402
HB-1402
HB-1402
HB-1836
HB-1836
HB-1836, 2051


         309.1
         t309.2
         t309.3
         310

         312.1

         314.1
         t314.5
         315
         318

         318.2
         318.4
         318.5
         t318.6
         t318.7
         319

         324
         330
         371
         t371
         374
  *601 thru 603
          703
          722
          802
          803
          903
CORONERS
31


13    HB-3312
34c  SB-505; HB-930, 932,
       3527, 3535


   Bill

SB-1222; HB-2906
SB-1222; HB-2906
HB-57, 1376, 2906
HB-57, 1376, 2051
HB-57, 1376
SB-1222
HB-1376
HB-1376
HB-2421
HB-2421
HB-2424
SB-624
HB-2421
SB-527, 1719;
  HB-2421, 2422,
  2423
HB-3714, 3767
HB-3767
HB-3767
SB-1719; HB-2421,
  3623, 3772, 4131
SB-1085; HB-2051,
  2421
HB-3767
HB-2421
HB-2421
SB-527, 1719;
  HB-2421, 3714
HB-2421
HB-1657, 2421
HB-2421, 2632
HB-3714
HB-3714
SB-1719; HB-2632,
  3714
HB-3433
SB-2190
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-81
HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-690
SB-295, 690; HB-2051
HB-4293


      1   SB-504; HB-63
1 thru 29 HB-1820
     10   SB-1302, 1623;
            HB-2051, 2331
    10.1  HB-464, 3653
    10.2  HB-464
    10.2a HB-464
    10.3  SB-405


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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         STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
 Par.     Bill               Chap.      Par.
                             32-Cont.
  12   SB-1302                      tllB.01
16.1   HB-2514                      tllB.02
  41   HB-2051                      fllB.03
  42   HB-464                       fllB.04
60.6   HB-4212                       11lB.05
60.7   HB-4212                        12.15
60.8   HB-4212                        12.30
i0.12  HB-4212                        12.35
                                      12.45
IONS                                  12.75
                                      12.80


   Bill

HB-3008
HB-3008
HB-3008
HB-3008
HB-3008
SB-448
SB-1913
SB-1222
SB-448, 1222, 2154
SB-1222, 1913
SB-1913


        1.15  SB-2154                         12.85  SB-1913
        1.17  SB-2154                         13.15  SB-448
        1.25   HB-2778                        13.55  SB-448
        f1.26  SB-803                         13.60  SB-448
      tl.55a   SB-448                         13.70   HB-3792, 3793
        1.80   SB-448,2154                    14.05  SB-448
        2.10   SB-1214; HB-933,               15.80  SB-2154
                 1529                         16.05  SB-448
        2.30   SB-448                        101.55  SB-448
        2.35   SB-448                        101.80  SB-681
        4.20   SB-448                        103.10  SB-681
        5.05   SB-448                        104.05   SB-2098; HB-381'
        5.10   SB-448                        104.20  SB-448
        5.15   SB-448                        105.10  SB-448,449
        5.20   SB-448                        105.15  SB-448,449
        5.25   SB-1913                       105.20  SB-448, 449
        6.05   HB-3008                       107.75   SB-166
        6.50   SB-448                        108.70   SB-1085; HB-270
        *7.85  SB-803; HB-3865                          1312, 2051, 373
        t7.90  HB-3865                                  3997
        8.75   SB-1214                       108.75   SB-681
        8.85   SB-803; HB-3008              t108.76   SB-681; HB-1555
        9.05   SB-448, 1214                  112.25   SB-448, 449
        11.10  SB-448                        112.35   SB-1222
      t11.37   SB-448                        112.45   SB-448, 449,1222
      11.50    SB-448,1913;                             2154
                 HB-4293                     112.75   SB-1222
       11.65   SB-448                        113.15   SB-448, 449
     t11A.01   HB-2975, 3008                 113.60   SB-448,449
 t11A.01 thru                                114.05   SB-448, 449
      11A.10   HB-2901                       116.05   SB-448, 449
 tl1A.01 thru                                   192   SB-2095
      11A.11   HB-3008                 *305 thru 331  HB-2778
      tl1A.02  HB-2975, 3008                  360.6   HB-2051
      tl11A.03 HB-2975, 3008                  360.9   HB-4212
      t11A.04  HB-2975, 3008                 360.10   HB-4212
      tl11A.05 SB-803; HB-2975,              360.12   HB-4212
                 3008                       t360.13   HB-4212
     tl1A.06   HB-2975, 3008                t360.14   HB-4212
     t11A.07   HB-2975, 3008                 415-3.6  HB-1471, 4293
     t11A.08   HB-2975                        415-6   HB-388
     l 1A.09   HB-2975                       415-11   HB-388
     tllA.10   SB-803; HB-2975              415-12.1  HB-2051
     tl1A.11   HB-2975                       415-13   HB-3416, 3417
     tllA.15   SB-803                      t429.24.2  HB-1818
     tl 1A.20  SB-803                           441   SB-762

*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


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Chap.
31-Cont.




          3
          3
        *3
        *36

CORPORAT
32




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Chap.      Par.
32-Cont.
         t454.8   H
         562a.10   H
       t562a.14   H
          577.6   H
          594.1   H
          602   H
          609.10   H
      t609.14-1   H
           620   H
           *620   H
           632   H
           635   H
           640   H
           643   H
           645   H
           690.4   H
        *690.10   H
        *690.19   H
        690.21   H
        690.24   H
        690.25   H
        690.30   H
      t690.31-1  Sl
        *690.32   H
        *690.40   H


COSTS
33


COUNTIES
34


29   S1
33   Sl


*1 thru 6652  H
      248.1  H
      301.1  H
        303  Sl
     t303.1  H
     303a-1
t303a-1 thru
     303a-4  H
     303a-2
        304   H
     t403.3  H
     t404b   SI
        406  Sl


      *406a  S]
      t406b   H
        408  S]
      409.1  S]

      *409.1 S]

      409.la SI


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
  Bill              Chap.      Par.
                     34-Cont.
B-1312, 1697                *409.1a
B-4293
B-379                       t409.1b
B-4293                      t409.1 c
B-2051                        409.2
B-3589, 3806
B-4293                       *409.2
B-379                        409.2a
B-3806
B-3589                      *409.2a
B-388, 2051
B-2051                      t409.2b
B-2827, 3416, 3417            409.5
B-2051                      t409.5a
B-2051                       409.10
B-1799
B-1799                      *409.10
B-1799
B-2453                     *409.10.1
B-2453                      409.10a
B-1222
B-1799                     *409.10a
B-697
B-1799                     t409.1 Ob
B-1799                       409.11
                             409.14
                             409.15
                             t409.18
B-664                           414
B-664
                               415

                               415.1
B-1820                       t417.1
B-2874                       t418.4
B-1006, 2749                 t419.4
B-1429; HB-1963              t420.2
B-1270, 1885                    421
                              421.3

B-1859                       t421.3
                                422
B-298                           423
B-1151                          425
B-461; HB-2726                  426
B-483, 986, 1284,              428a
1862, 2183; HB-864,          429.20
1859, 3290                  429.21a
B-1862; HB-1859              429.24
B-1397, 1398               t429.24.2
B-652, 1284, 2183            429.29
B-72, 2157; HB-993,          429.31
2482, 2483, 3705            t429.31
B-1862; HB-1859,                432
2481                          490.5
B-2157; HB-2482,                705


2483


   Bill

SB-1862; HB-1859,
  2481
HB-3326
HB-3326
SB-2157; HB-2482,
  2483, 2484
SB-1862; HB-1859
SB-2157; HB-2482,
  2483, 2484
SB-1862; HB-1859,
  2481
HB-3326
HB-3705
SB-986
SB-2157; HB-2482,
  2483
SB-1862; HB-1859,
  2481
SB-1862; HB-1859
SB-2157; HB-2482,
  2483
SB-1862; HB-1859,
  2481
HB-3326
SB-483
SB-2157
SB-2157
HB-844, 3827
HB-632, 1119, 3827,
  4255
SB-2225; HB-3942,
  4220
SB-1532; HB-3649
HB-2776
SB-481
HB-839, 911
HB-1291
HB-2363
SB-1843; HB-3875,
  4220
HB-998, 1770, 2390
HB-1291, 2562
HB-2562
SB-531
HB-864, 3290
HB-1236
SB-1717; HB-2051
SB-77
HB-3586
HB-2746
SB-664; HB-1912
SB-1532
HB-4117
SB-664; HB-1974
HB-3705
SB-1093; HB-2894,
  2896


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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         t
         t


         2'











         3






         t3


t50


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.
                           34-Cont.


706   HB-2894, 2896
709   HB-186
831   SB-653
838   HB-1291
1006  SB-461
504a   HB-2412
1506   HB-4117
1507  SB-2069; HB-4117
2013   HB-1923
2014   HB-1923
014a   HB-3653
2052   SB-849
2054   HB-862
2060   HB-862
2074   HB-862
2075   HB-4255
2101   HB-2873, 3653, 3940,
         4255
2160   SB-1035; HB-2749,
         2863
2173   SB-142
2608   SB-731; HB-596, 1253,
         1254
101a   SB-483
3105   SB-483; HB-3862
3106   SB-483
3110   SB-483
3111   SB-483; HB-3862
3113   SB-483
3114   SB-483
116.1  SB-1307, 1482;
         HB-2742
3117   SB-483
3120   SB-483
3121   SB-483
3122   SB-483
3123   SB-483
3151   SB-1532, 2077, 2225;
         HB-2210, 2611,
         3942, 4220
 3152  SB-1384; HB-733,
         3288
 3154  SB-1040, 1384;
         HB-2051, 2373,
         3288
 3155  HB-1392
 3158  SB-667, 1305;
         HB-1096, 1633,
         2051, 2066
 3201  HB-4220
13201  HB-4220
5022   SB-2040; HB-1023
124.32 HB-1196
5101a  HB-4309
5362   HB-873
t5407   HB-3125
5602    HB-3703


Bill


         5603   HB-3703
         5604   SB-114, 739; HB-1502,
                  2051
          5605  HB-1502
          5606  HB-3703
       t5606.1  SB-271
          5608  HB-3703
          6604  HB-265
          6606  HB-265
          6610  HB-265
          6612  HB-265
          6613  HB-265
          6616  HB-265
          6618  HB-265
     t150602-5  SB-2069
COUNTY CLERKS
35
      *1 thru 10 HB-1820
             4   HB-4003
COUNTY TREASURER
36
      *1 thru 41 HB-1820
           4.6   SB-385; HB-1979
           4a    HB-996, 4003
COURTS
37
           6-7   SB-2227
           6-8   SB-2227
           23.71 SB-1571; HB-2981
         *23.71  SB-1572; HB-1848,
                   2713, 2980
            25   SB-189, 2236;
                   HB-1063
           72.1  HB-1071
           72.2  SB-44; HB-1105
           72.2c SB-652
         t72.2c  SB-44; HB-1064, 1105
         72.2d   SB-652
         t72.2d  HB-1064
         72.4-1  SB-352
         t72.4-3 SB-386, 664
   t72.40-1 thru
        72.40-6  SB-664
        72.41-1  SB-44; HB-1105
          72.42  SB-44; HB-1105
          160.2  SB-196
        160.2-1  SB-196
        1160.12  HB-3794
        439.16   HB-1693
      439.24-6.1 SB-926
           655   SB-1005
           657   SB-1894
           658   SB-1005; HB-3768
         t701-1  HB-480


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





2233


Chap.      Par.
37-Cont.
    *701-1 thru
         708-4
         701-2
         701-4
         701-9
         *701-9
      t701-15.1
      *701-15.1
      f701-15.2
      *701-15.2
        701-17
        701-19
        *701-19
        t701-22
        *701-22
        t701-23
        *701-23
        702-1

        *702-1
        702-2
        702-3
        702-3.1
        *702-3.1
        t702-3.2
        *702-3.2
        702-4
        *702-4
        702-7


        *702-7
          702-8
          *702-8
          702-9
          *702-9
          702-10
          702-11
        1702-13
        703-1.1
          703-2
          *703-2
          703-3
          *703-3
          703-5
          *703-5
          703-6
          *703-6
          703-7
          *703-7
          703-8
          *703-8
          704-1

          *704-1
          704-2


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                   37-Cont.


HB-787
HB-205, 1193
HB-205, 480, 1193
HB-2594
HB-2051
HB-219, 245
HB-2051
HB-245
HB-2051
HB-1505
SB-854; HB-205, 1193
HB-480
HB-245
HB-2051
HB-245
HB-2051
HB-205, 480, 971,
  1193
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-2675
HB-480, 971, 2019
SB-482
HB-2051
HB-205, 971, 1193
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-1569
HB-2051
SB-1085, 1124, 1437;
  HB-1498,1596,
  2051, 2673, 2721
HB-2051
SB-1401; HB-2584
HB-2051
HB-1808, 2366
HB-2051
HB-1614
HB-2017
HB-1342
HB-971
HB-219, 245
HB-2051
HB-2594
HB-2051
HB-971
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-1469
HB-2051
HB-549
HB-2051
HB-245
HB-2051
SB-950; HB-205, 480,
  971, 1193
  HB-2051, 3215, 3592
  SB-1085; HB-205, 971,
  2051


  *704-2
  *704-3
  704-4
  *704-4
  704-5
  *704-5
  f704-5.1
  704-6
  *704-6
  704-7

  *704-7
  704-8

  *704-8
  705-1
  *705-1
  705-2

  *705-2
  705-3

  *705-3
  705-5
  *705-5
  705-7
  *705-7
  *706-1
  707-3
  801-3
  801-7

  801-8
  801-12
  801-13
  801-81
  802-3
  802-10
  802-11
  802-12
  802-13
  802-14
  802-15
  802-18
  802-25
t802-27.1
  802-28
  803-1
  803-3
  803-12
  803-13
  803-14
  803-15
  803-17
  803-24
  803-26
  t803-33


   Bill

HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-2051
HB-205, 971
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-971, 1709
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-1149
HB-205, 971, 2223
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-205, 219, 245, 971,
  1342
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-205,480, 971,
  1193
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-205, 971, 1342
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
SB-482, 1355; HB-205,
  480, 971, 1193
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
SB-178, 1133, 1355;
  HB-219, 245, 2594
HB-2051
SB-950
HB-2051
HB-971
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-2051, 3215
SB-950
HB-2051, 3498, 3592
SB-1772; HB-2051,
  3739
SB-1772; HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-1770
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051, 3738, 4293
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-3570
HB-3592
HB-3215, 3592
HB-3773
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051, 3215, 3592
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-3215, 3592


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2234


Chap.      Par.
37-Cont.
      t804.16.1
         804-3
         804-9
         804-10
         804-11
         804-12
         804-14
         804-23
         805-3
         805-4


         805-6
         805-7
         805-9
         805-10

         805-11
         805-12
         805-13
         805-14
         805-15
         805-19
         805-23

         805-24
         805-25
         805-27
         806-1
         806-7
         806-8
         806-9
         806-10


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                   38-Cont.


HB-2922
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-3498
SB-1983; HB-2051,
  3197, 3215, 3498,
  3592, 3952
HB-2051
HB-2051, 3498, 3592
HB-3498
HB-2051, 3215, 3498,
  3592
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-99, 2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-1996; HB-2051,
  3498, 3592
HB-2051
HB-3498, 3592
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-3498, 3592, 3935
HB-3498, 3592, 3935
HB-3681
SB-2101


CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE
38


   1-5
   1-6
   2-7
   2-8

t2-10.1
t2-15a

12-16.1
    3-5

    3-6

    5-4

    6-3
    7-2
  *7-10
  7-11
    8-1


SB-1356
HB-614
HB-477
SB-1377; HB-2957,
  3335
HB-2722, 3099
SB-115; HB-2299,
  2301
SB-1984
SB-1409, 1913;
  HB-685, 2585
SB-1913; HB-685,
  2574
SB-1376, 1913;
  HB-529, 2480, 4293
SB-1370
HB-554
HB-477
HB-477
SB-124, 1376, 1411,
   1443


Bill


  t8-1.1  SB-124, 1376, 1411,
            1443
  18-1.2  SB-124, 1376, 1411,
            1443
     8-2  HB-502
     8-4  SB-1360; HB-3737
     9-1  SB-510, 740, 911,
            1359, 1361, 1531;
            HB-477, 1567, 4125
   *9-1.1 SB-1085; HB-2051
   9-1.2  SB-1085; HB-477,
            2051
     9-2   HB-1624, 3737
     9-3   HB-697
   t9-3.3  HB-4125
   *9-4  HB-471
   10-2  HB-2722, 3099, 3737
   10-4  SB-1368
   t10-4.1 SB-1368
   10-5  SB-964; HB-2038,
             2722, 3099, 3485,
             4293
    10-6   HB-2051
    110-8  HB-1466
  11.19.2  SB-126
  11.20.1  SB-126
    11-14  SB-1377; HB-647,
             1162, 2172, 2348,
             3335, 3687
    11-15  SB-1377; HB-647,
             2348, 3335, 3687
  11-15.1  HB-2348, 2722, 3099
    11-16  HB-647
    11-17  SB-1377; HB-647,
             3335, 3687
 S11-17.1  SB-2258
    11-18  SB-75, 1377; HB-1162,
             2242, 3335, 3687
 tl 1-18.1 SB-1377; HB-3687
    11-19  SB-1377; HB-3335,
             3687
  11-19.1  HB-2722, 3099
  11-19.2  SB-2258; HB-2722,
             3099, 4293, 4305
    11-20  SB-124, 514, 1376;
             HB-529, 1393, 2471,
             2480
   11-20.1 SB-1377, 2258;
             HB-2722, 3099,
             3335, 3737, 4293
t11-20.1A  SB-2258
    11-21  SB-737; HB-2037,
             2471
   t11-23  HB-951, 1367, 2597
   t12-1.1 HB-1632
     12-2  SB-115, 509; HB-1040,
             1632, 1996, 2051,
             2301, 2808, 3737


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




                2235


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.     Bill
38-Cont.
        t12-2a   HB-1040
           12-3  SB-1378; HB-1624
           12-4  SB-509, 1025, 1378,
                   1405, 1984; HB-330,
                   1624, 3016, 3737
         12-4.3  SB-1025; HB-2051,
                   2722, 3099, 4209,
                   4293
        t12-4.6  SB-1276, 1396, 1437,
                   1997; HB-122, 2570,
                   2591, 2721, 3016,
                   3038, 3615, 4098
        t12-4.7  SB-1276, 1396, 1997;
                   HB-2570
       t12-5.01  SB-2247
         12-5.1  SB-1275, 1394;
                   HB-2588, 3736
        t12-5.2  SB-110; HB-3736,
                   3999
           12-6  SB-1362; HB-2159
         12-7.1  SB-1994; HB-2051,
                   2931, 3335
           12-9  SB-1397; HB-1240
        t12-9.1  HB-1240
          12-11  SB-1987, 1989;
                   HB-3737, 3739
       t12-11.1  SB-1983
          12-13  SB-124, 126, 1376,
                   1788; HB-528, 2051,
                   2591, 2722, 3099,
                   3737, 4293
          12-14  SB-115; HB-2301,
                   2302, 2722, 3099
          12-15  SB-569
          12-16  SB-115, 124, 569,
                   1376, 1788;
                   HB-1995, 2051,
                   2301, 2722, 3099,
                   4293
       t12-16.1  HB-524
       *12-16-1  HB-3739
          12-17  SB-569
          12-18  HB-2051, 2577
       t12-18.1  SB-2258
          12-19  SB-2264
          t 12-20 HB-404, 670, 2044,
                   2808
           14-1  SB-1986; HB-2571
           14-2  SB-964, 1240, 1986,
                   1987, 2130; HB-501,
                   1787, 2571, 2575,
                   2848, 3128
           14-3  SB-1872, 1986, 1987,
                   2130; HB-1786,
                   2571, 3128
           14-4  SB-1986; HB-2571
           14-5  SB-1986; HB-2571,
                   3128


Chap.      Par.
38-Cont.
           14-6

 *14-7 thru 14-9
           16-1





        t16-1.3
           16-5
           16-9
         *16-9
         t16-16
     tl6A-2.12
     t16A-2.13
         16A-3
         16A-5
         16A-7
         16A-10
         16B-2
         t16D
         t16D-1
    116D-1 thru


Bill


SB-1986; HB-1786,
  2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-115, 124, 469,
  1259, 1376, 1404,
  2013; HB-615, 653,
  804, 871, 1847,
  2051, 2150, 2351,
  4293
HB-4310
SB-115; HB-615
SB-1259
SB-1335
SB-1668
SB-260
SB-260
SB-260
SB-260
HB-2051
SB-115; HB-615, 1847
HB-1847
SB-1408; HB-2586
SB-376


16D-10   SB-1335
t16D-2   SB-376
16D-6    HB-3495
   17-1  SB-262, 469, 1259;
           HB-1847, 2825
  17-la  HB-352, 357, 2825,
           3114
   17-7  HB-2105
 t17-9   HB-1715
 t17-12  SB-1988; HB-1066
   17-a  SB-741
   18-1  SB-115; HB-2301,
           2479
t18-1.1  HB-1632
   20-1  HB-543, 1847
 20-1.1  HB-543
   21-1  HB-1847, 4293
 21-1.2  HB-1847, 2051
 t21-1.3 SB-2231
 t22-56  HB-951
   24-1  SB-1018, 1037, 1797,
           1798; HB-34, 355,
           356, 1676, 3294,
           3690
 24-1.1  SB-827, 1316; HB-653,
           804, 2351, 3737
t24-1.1  HB-2093
   24-2  SB-271; HB-355, 356,
           653, 804, 1080, 2051
   24-3  HB-447, 653, 804,
           1080, 2186, 2324,
           2351
 24-3.1  SB-827, 1365; HB-333,
           1080, 2324, 2351


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2236


Chap.      Par.
38-Cont.
         24-3.2
         t24-3.4
         24-3.11
         24-4
         24-6
         26-1
         28-1
         28-2
         28-3
         28-5

         28-7
         29-1
         t29B-1
         30-1
         t31-2
         t31-4.1
         31-6
         31A-1
       31A-1.1
          32-2
        t32-5.1
        t32-5.2
        t32-11
        t32A-2
        t32A-3
        t33-4
        33A-3
        33B-1
        t33D-1
        t33D-2
        t33D-3
        t33D-4
        t33D-5
        t33D-6
        t33D-7
        t33D-8
        t33D-9
        t33D-10
        t33E-1
        t33E-2
        t33E-3
        t33E-4
        t33E-5
        t33E-6
        t33E-7
        t33E-8
        t33E-9
        t33E-ll
      t33E-10
          36-1
          37-1

          37-4
 *39-1 thru 39-3
         *42-1
         *42-2


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill                Chap.     Par.
                    38-Cont.


HB-653, 804, 3737
HB-447, 448
SB-827
HB-1080
HB-2330
SB-1398; HB-1632
HB-2065
HB-2264, 3513, 3739
SB-1881; HB-9
SB-1443, 1881;
  HB-2264
HB-1545
SB-1170
SB-1436
HB-477, 3737
HB-3737
SB-1380
SB-1923; HB-3370
SB-508; HB-2153
SB-508; HB-2153
HB-2737
SB-1381
SB-1381
SB-509, 738
SB-509
SB-509
SB-1372, 1992
HB-3737
HB-477, 2578, 2583
SB-1500; HB-378
SB-1500
SB-1500
SB-1500
SB-1500
SB-1500
SB-1500
SB-1500
SB-1500
SB-1500
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
SB-2002
HB-1951, 2106
SB-1277, 1395;
  HB-2587
HB-3803
HB-897, 2303
HB-897, 2303
HB-897, 2303


       86-8
       101.80
       102-21
       103.10
       103-5

       104-13
       104-23
       104-26
       106-1
       106-2
       t106-4
       t106-5
t106A-1 thru
     106A-3
t106A-1 thru
     106A-4
     106A-2
     106A-3
     107-11
     108.75
       108-1
     108A-1
*108A-1 thru
    108A-11
*108A-1 thru
    108A-19
    t108A-1.1
    108A-3
    108A-4
    108A-5
    108A-6
    108A-11
    t108A-12


     60-5

     60-7
  *60-7.7
    70-51
    70-53
    81-22
    81-25
  81-30.1
    81-31
    83-1
*83-1 thru
  83-16.3
  83-1.1
     83-2

   t83-3.1
     83-4
     83-5
     83-8
     83-10


   Bill

SB-1152, 1459, 2161;
  HB-2207, 3902
SB-1639
SB-167, 1357, 1993
HB-2497
HB-2051
HB-1399, 1415, 2051
HB-1399, 1415
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-1080

HB-653, 804, 2351
HB-1080, 2324
SB-1701; HB-1080,
  2324, 3220
HB-1080
SB-827; HB-2324
HB-2324
SB-827; HB-2324
SB-532, 827, 1938;
  HB-255, 333, 1029,
  1556
HB-4179
SB-681
HB-2051
SB-681
SB-58, 1085, 1831;
  HB-2051
HB-2334, 2808
HB-1778
HB-477, 2572
SB-167, 1357, 1993
SB-167, 1357, 1993
SB-167, 1357, 1993
SB-167, 1357, 1993

HB-2241

HB-510
HB-2997
HB-2997
SB-501, 1255
SB-681
SB-94
HB-1787, 2575, 3484

HB-2571

SB-1986
HB-501
HB-1787, 2575, 3484
HB-1787, 2575
HB-1787, 2573, 2575
HB-1787, 2575
HB-3484
SB-1986; HB-2571


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2237


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
38-Cont.
      t108A-13
      t108A-14
      t108A-15
      t108A-16
      t108A-17
      t108A-18
      tl08A-19
      t108A-20
      t108A-21
      t108A-22
      t108A-23
   tl08B-1 thru
       108B-13
   t108B-1 thru
       108B-14


       t108B-15
          109-1

          110-1
       tl10-2.1

          110-4
          110-5
        110-6.1
        t110-6.1
          110-7


       tl 10-9.1
         110-10

         110-14
         *110-14
         110-15
         110-17
         t110-18
         111-2
         111-3
         till-9
         t112.8
         112-2
         112-4
         112-5
         112-6
         t112-8
         112A-2
         112A-3
       112A-24
          113-3
       t113-4.2
          114-1
          114-4

          114-5
          114-12


   Bill

SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571
SB-1986; HB-2571

SB-2130

SB-964, 1240, 1987;
  HB-2571, 2848,
  3128
SB-964
SB-124, 136,355;
  HB-1603, 2051
SB-28
SB-1923; HB-2607,
  3370
SB-28, 1406; HB-477
SB-1455; HB-696
HB-2051
SB-28, 1455
SB-53, 124, 1559;
  HB-79, 176, 221,
  616, 670, 3221, 3690
HB-3626
SB-1455; HB-527,
  '3370
HB-3213
HB-897, 2303, 3547
SB-1447
HB-527, 2240
SB-28
HB-2051
HB-120, 437
HB-4000
HB-192
SB-65; HB-1132
SB-65; HB-67, 1132
SB-65; HB-1132
SB-65
SB-358, 1377
HB-2051
SB-1085; HB-2051
SB-1085; HB-2051
SB-1913; HB-477
HB-600
HB-67, 437
SB-58, 1712, 1831;
  HB-522, 2960, 3331
HB-477
SB-511; HB-505


Chap.      Par.
38-Cont.
      t114-12.1
      t114-15
         115-1

       t115-2.1
         115-3
         115-4

         115-4.1
         115-7
         115-7.1

         115-7.2
       t115-7.2
         115-9
         115-10

         115-11
       t115-13

       t115-14
          116-2
        *119-5
        121-13
          122-1
       *122-2.1
          122-4
          122-5
        *122-8
        t122-9
        *124-1
          155-1
        t155-4
        *155-21
        *155-22
        *155-23
        *155-24
          157-5
        t165.14
        t165-10
        165-11
        :165-11
        165-13
        t165-14
          180-3
        *204-la
        204-lb
          204-4
          204-5a
          204-7
       t204-7.1
          204-8
          204a-1
        t204a-1
     *206-1 thru
          206-9
        206-2.1


   Bill

SB-911
HB-3952
SB-1363; HB-1154,
  3616, 3617
HB-3336, 3692
SB-124
SB-124, 1991; HB-66,
  477
HB-477
HB-526, 2591
SB-1374; HB-2583,
  2859
SB-1789
SB-1373; HB-2591
HB-3546
SB-570, 1377;
  HB-2591, 3521
HB-523
SB-123, 1418; HB-437,
  521, 1527
HB-3331
HB-1741
HB-477
HB-477
HB-3593
HB-3593
HB-3593
HB-3593
HB-3593
HB-3593
SB-1085; HB-2051
HB-525
HB-529
HB-2107
HB-2107
HB-2107
HB-2107
HB-477
HB-2922
HB-1149, 2922
HB-1149, 2922
HB-1149, 2922
HB-1149, 2922
HB-1149
SB-116, 305; HB-617
SB-1085; HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-219, 245
HB-2051
SB-1885
HB-3987
HB-1729
HB-219, 245
HB-219, 245

SB-964
HB-477, 3739


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Par.     Bill


  206-3

  206-3.1

f206-3.3
   206-5


Chap.
38-Cont.


   . Par.
Cont.


Bill


Chap
38--




   t






   t
   t


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
jTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


       206-7
       206-8
     t206-10
     208-10
       210-3
       210-7
*301 thru 333
        314
        318
        321
        901
    1003-2-2



    1003-2-5
    1003-2-6
    t1003-2-9
    1003-3-1
    1003-3-2

    1003-3-3
    1003-3-4
    1003-3-5

    1003-3-7
    1003-3-8
    1003-3-9
    1003-5-3.1
    t1003-5-4
    1003-6-2



    1003-6-3

    1003-7-6
    1003-8-2
    1003-8-3
    1003-8-5
    1003-8-10
    t1003-8-11
    1003-9-1

    1003-10-2
    1003-10-3
    1003-10-5
    1003-10-6


SB-909, 1085;
  HB-2051
SB-909; HB-2051,
  3495, 4293
SB-35; HB-1318
SB-304, 660, 843,
  1401; HB-1028,
  2325, 2584, 3095,
  3739
SB-926
SB-1158
SB-926
HB-3316
SB-910
SB-909, 926
HB-2358
HB-2358
SB-1399
SB-1399
HB-3939
SB-1085, 1316, 1802;
  HB-1016, 1017,
  1807, 2051, 2185,
  2381, 3606, 3739
HB-2051
HB-2013
HB-3254
HB-3739
SB-1085, 1802;
  HB-2051, 3603
SB-1802; HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-1156; HB-1507,
  2051, 3059
SB-75; HB-2242
HB-2051, 2180, 3955
HB-2051
SB-991
HB-.2116
SB-85, 648, 1578,
   2219; HB-476, 1130,
   2051, 2559, 3026,
   3739, 3989
 SB-1802, 1828, 2211;
   HB-3762
 SB-1316; HB-3514
 HB-476
 HB-476
 SB-482
 HB-477
 SB-555
 SB-1316; HB-476,
   2457
 HB-476
 HB-476
 HB-2051
 HB-2051


  1003-10-7  HB-2051
  1003-10-11 HB-2051
t1003-10-13  SB-555
  1003-11-1  HB-653, 804
1003-12-11 a SB-387
  1003-14-1  SB-85; HB-2348
  1003-14-2  HB-3603, 3604, 3760
  t1003-14-5 SB-647
  1003-15-2  SB-877, 1085, 1453;
               HB-2051
   1005-1-9  HB-477
1005-1-18.1  HB-219, 245
1005-1-18.2  HB-245
  *1005-2-3  HB-477
  1005-2-4   SB-124
  1005-3-2   SB-124, 544; HB-615,
               1221, 1570
   1005-3-4  HB-2051, 3513
   1005-4-1  HB-477, 600, 2179
   t1005-5.3 HB-2607
   1005-5-1  HB-3737
   1005-5-3  SB-75, 126, 1085,
               1242, 1376, 1407,
               1411, 1437, 1443,
               1503, 1925, 1983,
               1985, 1994, 2258;
               HB-343,349, 377,
               477, 871, 1252,
               1350, 2044, 2051,
               2150, 2242, 2721,
               3016, 3038, 3057,
               3465, 3615, 3737,
               3762, 4293
 *1005-5-3.1 HB-2150
 1005-5-3.2  SB-115, 1085, 1989;
               HB-147, 884, 2051,
               2108, 2109, 2301,
               3737, 3739
 *1005-5-3.2 HB-2150
 1005-5-3.3  HB-2607
 ¶1005-5-3.3 SB-124, 544, 1923;
               HB-615, 1221, 1570,
               3370
   1005-5-6  SB-2258; HB-2739,
               2740, 2741
  t1005-5-7  HB-245
  t1005-5-8  HB-245
  t1005-5-9  SB-1925
  1005-6-1   SB-2042; HB-1153
  1005-6-2   SB-192, 1479, 1504;
               HB-3737
   1005-6-3  SB-75, 126, 178, 1085;
               HB-219, 245, 2051,
               2242, 3370, 3465,
               3987,4293
  1005-6-3.1 SB-75, 178, 1085,
                1450; HB-219, 245,
                2051, 2242, 4293




               2239


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


    Par.
nt.


Bill


Chap.
38-Co


     1


DOMESTIC RELATIONS
40


104
202
203
204


205
209
210
212
401
403
411
413
503
504


SB-135, 141; HB-49
HB-102, 103
SB-772, 1588, 1948
SB-85, 1322, 1656,
  1718, 1948, 2061;
  HB-229, 346, 438,
  985, 2044, 2051,
  2666, 3026, 3098,
  3111
SB-85; HB-346, 395
HB-1304
SB-2249; HB-2326
HB-395
HB-469
SB-495
HB-2352
HB-2326
HB-310, 1199
SB-141; HB-923, 1939


1005-6-4  SB-126, 261, 1364;
            HB-1567, 2157
005-6-4.1 SB-1364
1005-7-1  SB-75, 1085; HB-2051,
            2242, 3370, 3737
 1005-7-3 HB-3739
 1005-8-1 SB-38, 126, 414, 1407,
            1412; HB-262, 2051,
            2603, 3465, 3737,
            3954
1005-8-1  HB-4125
1005-8-1  HB-2150
005-8-1.1  HB-2150
005-8-1.2  HB-2150
1005-8-2  SB-1412; HB-3737
'1005-8-2  HB-2150
005-8-3.1  HB-2150
1005-8-4  SB-124, 1358, 1375,
             1376, 1403, 1990;
             HB-477, 2051, 4293
 1005-8-5  HB-477
 1005-8-6  SB-126, 1088;
            HB-2262, 3267,
            3465
 1005-9-1  SB-1369, 1913
 005-9-1.2 SB-1131, 1499
005-9-1.3  SB-1132
    1301   SB-1258
    1404   SB-1410; HB-600,
             1523, 1525, 1526,
             1553, 1556, 1628,
             2051, 2222, 2590
    1406   SB-2257; HB-600,
             2051
 t1904.9   HB-2847


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


Chap.      Par.     Bill
40-Cont.
           505   SB-141, 1774; HB-923,
                   2051, 2853, 3113,
                   3881, 4293
        t505.1   SB-775; HB-923, 1796,
                   2036, 3881
           506   HB-310,4226
           508   HB-310, 2350, 3934
           510   SB-141; HB-1939,
                   2051, 2350
        t510.1   SB-495
        t510.15  SB-495
           511   SB-141; HB-49
           602   SB-231, 1773;
                   HB-2038, 3510,
                   4116
          602.1  SB-231
          603    SB-231
          605    SB-930
          606    SB-1699
          607    HB-83, 1333, 1574
          t607.2 HB-2038
          608    SB-930
          609    SB-231; HB-527
          610    SB-220,231
          705    HB-4116
          706.1  SB-497, 759, 2081;
                   HB-326, 2051, 2853,
                   2862, 4037, 4293
         t708.1  SB-1941
           709   HB-2582
           710   HB-2581
           t713  HB-2580,2693
           t714  SB-2071
           1001  HB-2062
         t1022   SB-84
         1106  SB-141; HB-923, 2051,
                   2853
          1107   SB-141; HB-923, 2051,
                   2853
         1107.1  SB-497, 759, 2081;
                   HB-326, 2051, 2853,
                   2862, 4037
        1107.12  HB-4293
        t1115    HB-923, 3881
        t1204.1  SB-1332
           1223  SB-141; HB-923
           1224  SB-141; HB-923, 2051,
                   2853
        t1224.1  HB-923, 3881
        1226.1   SB-497, 759, 2081;
                   HB-326, 2051, 2853,
                   2862, 4037, 4293
           1453  SB-1111
           1501  HB-973, 2051, 3337,
                   3510, 4116
           1503  HB-2051
           1506  HB-973


ti'


1*1


1
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2240


Chap.
40-Cont.


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continuec
Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.
                           42-Cont.


         1507   HB-973
         1508   SB-930; HB-973
         1509   HB-218
         1513   HB-3293
         1514   HB-973
         1515   HB-4160
         1516   HB-973, 4293
         1518   HB-973
         1519.1 HB-443
         2203-4 HB-2051, 4293
         2203-5 HB-2051
         2210   HB-2051
         2312-2 HB-2051
         2313-3 SB-964
         2401   HB-1744
       t2403.2  HB-1684
          2504  SB-1510
          2511  HB-1278
          2514  SB-141; HB-923, 1452,
                  2051, 2579, 2853
          2515  SB-141; HB-923
       t2515.1  HB-923, 3881
          2516  SB-141; HB-923
          2517  SB-124; HB-1578,
                  1797, 3510, 3934,
                  4076,4116
          2520  SB-497, 759, 2081;
                  HB-326, 2051, 2853,
                  2862,4037, 4293
DRAINAGE
42


    5-1
    5-3
    5-14
    5-17
 5-20.1
   251
   253
   263.1

 t263.1
   280
 t282c2
   283
t283.01
  283.1
  ¶283.5
  287
  t287.2
  291
  296

    301
 t301.1
 ¶301.2
    302


HB-3918
HB-3918
HB-1002, 3918
HB-3918
HB-91
SB-1842; HB-3898
SB-1591; HB-246
SB-1843; HB-3875,
  4220
HB-998
HB-1135, 1949, 3261
HB-1951
HB-1135, 1945
HB-1135, 1406
HB-1135, 1945
HB-1135, 1405, 3261
HB-3261
HB-3261
HB-1947
HB-1135, 1404, 1948,
  3261
SB-2216; HB-3458
HB-3458
HB-3458
SB-2216


      *302
      303

      306
      T306.5
      t306.6
      t308.2
      310
      1310.2
      314
      317

    t317a.1
t317d.2 thru
    317d.56
    317e.5
       317f
       317h
       t317i
       t317j
     t317k
     ¶3171
     319.7
       323
       323.2
       323.7


323.11
t323.38
t324.38
  326bb

  326f
    327

    327c

 328.6a

    360
  ¶385a
    389
  398.6
  414.2
    415

 t417.2
    418
 ¶418.1
 t423.1
    425
 t425.2
 t435a
 ¶436b
    438

 t438.1


d
    Bill

 HB-3458
 SB-1074; HB-1135,
   1949, 2051, 3261
 HB-1135, 1945, 2051
 HB-1135, 1405, 3261
 HB-3261
 HB-1135, 1406
 HB-3261
 HB-3261
 HB-1136, 1947, 3261
 HB-1135, 1404, 1948,
   3261
 HB-3262

 HB-3262
 HB-3261
 HB-3261
 HB-1951
 HB-1509
 HB-1509
 HB-1509
 HB-1509
 HB-3261
 SB-1845; HB-3680
 SB-1844; HB-3679
 SB-586,1842;
   HB-1454, 3678
 SB-516; HB-1219
 HB-1454
 SB-586; HB-1454
 SB-684; HB-1701,
   4023
 HB-4023
 SB-1727, 1842;
   HB-316, 3087
 SB-1727, 1842;
   HB-1701, 3087
 SB-1842, 1843;
   HB-3309
 SB-430; HB-1082
 HB-3063
 HB-425, 4153
 SB-1085; HB-2051
 SB-587; HB-4231
 HB-1135, 1949, 3261,
   3750
 HB-3261
 HB-1135, 1945
 HB-3467
 HB-1135, 1406
 HB-3261
 HB-3261
 HB-1947
 HB-1135, 1405
 HB-1135, 1404, 1948,
   3261
   HB-1951


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2241


Chap.      Par.
42-Cont.
        t439.1
        443a.4
        443a.5
     t447.3 thru
        447.57
        501-1
        501-2
        t501-6
        502-1
        503-1
        503-3
        504-1
        504-2
        505-1
DRAM SHOPS
43
        t95.30

            96
            101
            108

            110
            111
            115

            117
            118
            119
            120
          120a
          121
          123

          127
          129
          130



          tl30a
          131
          133a
          134a
          135

          138
          t144d
          145
          149
          *152
          153

          *153
          154
          154a


STATUTES AMENDED-co
Bill               Chap.
                   43-Cont.


HB-3262
HB-3261
HB-3261

HB-3262
HB-1073
HB-196
HB-29
HB-4112
HB-30, 4051
HB-196, 4112
HB-29
HB-196, 4112
HB-196, 4112



HB-2761, 2974, 3132,
  3849
HB-3132
HB-3825
HB-1314, 2974, 3132,
  4077
HB-643
HB-3132
HB-1461, 2761, 2974,
  3132, 3170, 3849
HB-2974, 3132
HB-2761, 3849
HB-1985
SB-370; HB-727, 852
HB-727, 2976, 3132
HB-2761, 3849
SB-719, 998; HB-3132,
  3970
HB-42
HB-21, 2402, 3436
SB-277, 370, 998,
  2202; HB-88, 269,
  281, 954, 994, 2051,
  2971, 3132, 3426
HB-2886
HB-1944, 3173, 3361
HB-21, 2402
HB-591
SB-1144; HB-1134,
  2023, 2707
SB-719
SB-770, 1589
HB-2974, 3132
HB-4077
HB-4077
SB-465; HB-1727,
  1985, 2051
HB-4077
HB-4077
HB-4077


   1A
     1
     1



     11A
fIB-1 t

     2


   2A

   2A-


        tl:
        l'
        *1
        164


        t1
        tl(
        tl









          t

          3(






          *

ELECTIONS
46


ntinued
Par.     Bill

158   HB-2761, 3849, 3928
58a   SB-1481; HB-2720
159   SB-1481; HB-1461,
        2720, 3928
59.1  HB-3928
63d   SB-167, 1357, 1993
3/4   SB-1143; HB-1987
166   HB-387, 2492, 3037
167   HB-387, 2492, 3037
67.1  HB-1051
67.2  HB-1051
67a   SB-2202
169   HB-387, 2492, 3037
171   HB-387, 2492, 3037
172   HB-387, 2492, 3037
174   HB-387, 2492, 3037
175   HB-387, 2492, 3037
176   HB-387, 2492, 3037
177   HB-387, 2492, 3037
183   HB-2167
190   SB-1660
210   HB-1539
211   HB-1539
01.1  SB-720,2224;
        HB-4001
305   HB-1563
306   HB-2051
307   SB-962
309   SB-962
310   SB-720, 962
310   SB-962



1-1   SB-2272
1-3   SB-652, 653, 699,
        1208, 2205, 2261;
        HB-341, 1508, 1571,
        1641, 1824, 2621,
        2719, 2984, 3001,
        3160
 1-4  SB-1317
 -2.1 SB-2274
 A-4  HB-60, 2439, 2440
 A-8  SB-88; HB-1508, 1691,
        3022
A-9   SB-205,652
-15   HB-2188


thru
3-14
A-i


-1.1

l.la


SB-541
SB-1569, 1934, 2103;
  HB-373, 2719, 2924,
  2963, 2994, 3102
SB-64, 89, 164; HB-69,
  435, 1147, 1516
SB-164


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2242


Chap.      Par.
46-Cont.
        2A-1.2







        2A-20
        2A-25
        2A-41
        2A-48

        12A-48a
        2A-52
        t2A-53a
        t2A-55
            3-1
            4-3
            4-6
          4-6.1

          4-6.2





          4-6.3

          t4-6.4

            4-7
            4-8

         4-8.03


         t4-8.04
           4-10
           4-11
           4-15
           4-17
           4-18
           4-22
           4-25
           4-27
           4-28
           4-30
        f4-30.1
          t4-32
            5-3
            5-5
            5-7

          5-7.03


   STATUTES AM]
   Bill

SB-164, 303, 554, 652,
  699, 745, 1951,
  2055, 2261; HB-23,
  64, 75,456, 715,
  1177, 1571, 1617,
  2621,2695, 2719,
  2984, 3054, 3686,
  3751, 3868, 4012,
  4051
SB-1951
SB-2055
HB-4051
SB-699; HB-2621,
  2719, 2984
HB-4012
HB-1571
SB-303; HB-456, 3751
HB-1617
SB-60, 652
SB-652; HB-267
HB-2042, 4089
HB-1308, 1733, 2966,
  4168
SB-179, 652, 979,
  2174; HB-202, 203,
  204,545, 652, 958,
  1062, 1112,1582,
  2188, 2962, 3605,
  4089,4211
SB-652, 653; HB-1062,
  1112, 2962, 4089
HB-1308, 2502, 4089,
  4168
HB-518, 2042
SB-1320; HB-1246,
   1508, 2853, 3035
SB-652, 1900, 2174;
  HB-682, 1112, 1246,
  1550, 2962, 3295
  HB-3001
SB-574, 652, 2174
SB-652; HB-198, 518
HB-682, 3295
SB-1929; HB-1582
SB-1446
SB-652; HB-198, 518
HB-1845
HB-682, 3295
SB-652; HB-267
HB-518
HB-518
HB-3160
SB-652; HB-267
HB-2042, 4089
SB-1320; HB-1246,
   1508, 2853, 3035
 SB-652, 1900, 2174;
   HB-682, 1112, 1246,
   1550, 2962, 3295


ENDED-Continued
  Chap.      Par.
  46-Cont.
          t5-7.04
             5-9
           *5-10
           5-11
           *5-11
           *5-12
           *5-13
           5-14
           5-16.1

           5-16.2


  5-16.3

  t5-16.4

  5-17
  5-24
  5-25
  t5-25.2
  5-28
  5-29

  5-35
  5-39
  6-21

  6-22

  6-23
  6-24
  6-25

  6-26

  6-29
  6-31
  6-35

  6-35.03


t6-35.04
   6-37
   *6-38
   6-39
   *6-39
   *6-40
   6-41
   6-45
   6-48
   6-50.1


   Bill

HB-3001
SB-574, 652, 2174
HB-518
SB-176; HB-1508
HB-518
HB-518
HB-518
SB-652; HB-198, 518
HB-1308, 1733, 2966,
  4168
SB-179, 652, 653, 979,
  2174; HB-202, 203,
  204, 545, 652, 958,
  1062, 1582, 2188,
  2962, 3605, 4089,
  4211
SB-652; HB-1062,
  1112, 2962
HB-1308, 2502, 4089,
  4168
HB-518, 2042, 4089
SB-1929; HB-1582
HB-518
HB-518, 3160
SB-652; HB-198, 518
SB-652; HB-198, 518,
  682, 3295
HB-1845
SB-652; HB-267
SB-665, 2179; HB-434,
  1642, 2955, 2978
SB-665; HB-434, 1642,
  2955, 2978
HB-434, 1642
HB-1642, 2955, 2978
SB-665; HB-434, 1642,
  2955
SB-652, 2177;
  HB-1594
HB-2042, 4089
HB-518
SB-1320; HB-1246,
   1508, 2853, 3035
SB-652, 1900, 2174;
  HB-682, 1112, 1246,
  1550, 2962, 3295
  HB-3001
  SB-574, 652, 2174
  HB-518
  SB-176; HB-1508
  HB-518
  HB-518
  HB-518
  HB-2566
  SB-652; HB-198, 518
  SB-137; HB-1308,
  1508, 1733, 2966,
  4168


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





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        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill               Chap.     Par.
                            46-Cont.


6-50.2   SB-652, 979, 1085,
           2174; HB-202, 203,
           204, 545, 652, 958,
           1062, 1112, 1582,
           2051, 2188, 2566,
           2962, 3605, 4089,
           4211
 6-50.3  SB-652; HB-1062,
           1112, 2962, 4089
t6-50.4  HB-1308, 2502, 4089,
           4168
  6-51   HB-2042, 2566
  6-56   SB-617, 638
t6-56.1  HB-3160
  6-58   SB-1929; HB-1582
  6-59   SB-1446; HB-518
t6-59.2  HB-518
   6-60  SB-652; HB-198, 518
   6-66  SB-652; HB-198, 518,
           682, 3295
   6-70  SB-652; HB-1642,
           2955, 2977
   6-71  HB-1845, 2566
   6-78  SB-652; HB-267
   6A-5  SB-179, 652, 653,
           2226; HB-3937
    7-1  HB-3751
    7-5  SB-164; HB-1549
    7-8  SB-64, 89, 164, 1067;
           HB-69, 435, 1147
    7-9  HB-131, 3751
    7-10 SB-120, 303, 554, 652,
           745, 1861; HB-23,
           64, 75, 456, 715,
           1589, 1641, 2737,
           2985, 3054, 3088,
           4051, 4088
 7-10.1  HB-2737
 7-10.3  HB-2891, 2892
   7-11  SB-64, 89, 164, 2096;
           HB-69, 435, 1147
   7-12  SB-2096; HB-882, 958,
           1037, 1508, 1549,
           1641, 2956, 3965,
           4046, 4051
t7-12.2  HB-912, 3121
   7-14  SB-120, 652; HB-882,
           1245, 1826, 3965
 7-14.1  SB-652, 1164, 1207;
           HB-1593
 t7-14.3 HB-3076
 t7-14a  SB-652
   7-15  SB-652; HB-1825
   7-16  SB-652
   7-17  HB-1641
   7-19  SB-120, 652; HB-2985
 t7-20.1 HB-3001


Bill


  7-21  HB-3660
  7-34  SB-652; HB-1303,
           1905, 1926, 3247,
           3966
  7-45   HB-1734, 2737
  7-46  SB-120, 652; HB-2985
  7-47.1 SB-652; HB-682, 956,
          3295
  7-52  SB-120, 652; HB-2985
  7-53   SB-120, 652
  7-56  SB-164
  7-59  SB-652, 2097;
          HB-1125, 1245,
          1641, 2952, 3122
  7-60   SB-164, 652; HB-882,
           1245, 1826, 3751,
           3965
  7-61   SB-652
  7-63   SB-164
  7-103  SB-652
  *7A-1  HB-1037, 2956
  8-4  SB-64, 89, 164; HB-69,
           435, 1147
   8-5   SB-164
   8-8   SB-652; HB-209, 958,
           2737, 3023, 3088,
           4088
   8-9   HB-958, 1508
 t8-9.2  HB-912, 3121
 8-17  HB-69
   9-1   SB-653
   9-1.3 SB-1139
   9-1.4 HB-324, 822, 2103
t9-1.4a  HB-822, 2103
  9-1.5  HB-324
  9-1.7  SB-1139; HB-2182
  9-1.8  HB-2182
t9-1.9a  HB-822, 2103
9-1.10   HB-2182
t9-1.13  SB-653
   9-3   SB-653; HB-822, 2103
   9-4   SB-653; HB-822, 2103
   9-6   HB-822, 2103
   9-7   SB-652, 653; HB-822,
           2103, 2265
 t9-7.1  HB-822, 2103
   *9-9  SB-653
   9-10  SB-652, 653; HB-324,
           3081
   9-11  SB-652, 653; HB-2265,
           3081
  *9-11  HB-324
  9-12   SB-652, 653; HB-2265,
           3081
  *9-12  HB-324
  9-13   SB-652, 653; HB-324,
           2265, 3081


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
lTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


Chap.
46-Cont.




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46--Cont.







        +9.
        19-



        1(


1






1


10-
   1

tio-
   1


11

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        STATUTES AMENDED-Continuec
Par.     Bill               Chap.     Par.
                            46-Cont.


9-14   SB-652, 653; HB-324,
         2265, 3081
9-15   SB-652, 653
9-16   SB-652, 653; HB-3081
9-17   HB-152
9-20   SB-652, 653
9-25   HB-822, 2103
-25.1  HB-822, 2103, 3919
-26.1  HB-23
10-2   SB-87; HB-958
3-2.1  SB-10, 652
10-3   HB-466, 958, 1641
3-3.1  HB-2723
10-4   SB-652; HB-209, 958,
         1641, 3023, 3088,
         4088
10-5   HB-1508, 1641
10-6   SB-87, 652; HB-158,
         2984, 3000
3-6.2  HB-882, 958, 3120,
         3751, 3965
10-7   HB-958
0-7.1  HB-912, 3121
10-8   SB-1861, 2176;
         HB-565, 1691, 3022
10-9   SB-571; HB-565, 1691,
         3022, 3713
0-10   SB-571, 1085, 2176,
         2179; HB-1691,
         2051, 3022
-10.1  HB-1691, 1823, 3022
0-14   SB-164; HB-882, 1826,
         3751, 3965
-14.1  SB-652; HB-158, 3000
0-15   HB-958, 3120
11-1   SB-652, 1318; HB-174,
         1579, 1941, 2953,
         2967
 11-2  SB-652, 1068, 1318;
         HB-174, 1579, 2953,
         2967
 11-4  SB-652, 1318; HB-174,
         267, 1579, 2953,
         2967
1-4.2  SB-61; HB-1579, 2953
12-1   HB-958
12-4   SB-652; HB-1825
12-5   HB-2695
2-5.1  SB-652; HB-1825
ý12-7  SB-299
13-1   SB-644; HB-1508,
         1536
3-1.1  HB-1536
13-2   SB-644; HB-1508,
         1536
 13-3  SB-652, 1241;
         HB-1762, 2964


   13-4
t13-4.1
*13-5
   13-8
   13-10


    t13-17
t13A-1 thru
     13A-4
       14-1
    t14-1.1
    14-3.1

    14-3.2
       14-5

       14-7
       14-9
    114-10

    t14-14
       15-2
       16-3

    t16-4.2
    16-5.01
    t16-5.02
    116-6.2
       16-7
    116-8.1
       16-9
       16-10
       17-8
       17-9
       17-10
       17-13

       17-14
   t17-15.1
   17-16.1

      17-23

      18-5
    118-5.2
    18-9.1

       19-1
       19-2
     19-2.1
       19-4

       19-5
       19-6


d
    Bill

 HB-329, 2472
 HB-3001
 SB-1241
 SB-1241
 SB-195, 652, 1218,
   1319, 1560; HB-132,
   444, 492, 974, 1375,
   1508, 1518, 1825,
   1845
 HB-1293, 1733, 2966

 SB-195
 HB-329, 2472
 HB-3001
 SB-644; HB-1508,
   1536
 HB-1536
 SB-652, 1241;
   HB-1762, 2964
 SB-1241
 SB-1319; HB-1508
 SB-137; HB-1508,
   1733, 2966
 HB-1293
 SB-1034; HB-2818
 SB-652; HB-1617,
   1826, 3035, 3555
 HB-3001
 SB-652; HB-1245
 SB-613
 HB-3868
 HB-2695
 SB-635
 HB-3035
 SB-299
 HB-1209
 HB-1690, 3021
 SB-60, 652; HB-1734
 SB-652; HB-682, 956,
   3295
 SB-557; HB-3035
 SB-540
 SB-652; HB-466, 1245,
   3122
 SB-652; HB-1303,
   1926, 3247, 3966
 HB-1690, 3021
 HB-1209
 SB-652; HB-466, 1245,
   3122
 SB-652; HB-955
 SB-164
 SB-652; HB-955, 4038
 SB-164; HB-518, 1826,
   1883, 2965
 SB-652; HB-955, 1582
 HB-503


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
46-Cont.
          19-7
          19-8

          19-10

       t19-10.1
       19-12.2

          20-1
          20-2
          20-2.1
          20-2.2
          20-3
          20-9
          20-13

          22-1
          22-7
          22-8
          22-9.1
        t22-9.2
        22-15
        22-17
        *23-1
    *23-1.1 thru
        23-1.17
        t23-1.la
        t23-1.2a
        t23-1.3a
        t23-1.4a
        t23-1.5a
        t23-1.6a
        t23-1.7a
        t23-1.8a
        t23-1.8b
        t23-1.9a
      t23-1.10a
      t23-1.lla
      t23-1.12a
      t23-1.13a
          *23-6
          *23-7
          *23-8
          *23-9
          *23-10
          *23-11
          24-11
          24A-2
          24A-3
        24A-3.1
        24A-5
        24A-6
        24A-9


        24A-9.1
        24A-10


   Bill

SB-652; HB-1826
SB-652; HB-1520,
  2961
SB-652; HB-955, 1520,
  2961
HB-636, 1582
SB-652; HB-955, 1825,
  1845
SB-635
SB-652; HB-105
SB-652; HB-105
SB-652; HB-105
SB-635
SB-635
SB-652, 1085; HB-105,
  2051
HB-3751, 3868
HB-3751, 3868
HB-2985, 3868
HB-940, 2936
HB-2538, 2954
HB-1495
HB-3653
HB-913

HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
HB-913
SB-652; HB-956, 1826
HB-882, 958, 3965
SB-642, 653; HB-1508
HB-1579, 2953
HB-1209
SB-652; HB-958, 1826
SB-585, 609, 640, 652,
  653, 1841; HB-1039,
  2950, 3139
HB-958
HB-958


Chap.      Par.
46-Cont.
      24A-10.1

        24A-13
     t24A-13.1
        24A-15


      24A-15.1
      t24A-15.2
      t24A-15.3
        24A-16
        24A-18
          25-2
          25-5
          25-6
          25-8
          25-10
          25-11
        25-11.1
    t25A-1 thru
         25A-8
         28-1
         28-2
         t28-2.1
         28-3

         28-5
         t28-6.1
         28-7
         28-9
         t29-9.1
         29-14

         *29-17
         t29-20

         t29B-1
         t29B-2
           103
           *555

EMPLOYMENT
48
        tlA-15
            8b
            31.2
            39.4
         39m-2
       t39m-2a
         39m-5
         t39s-1
     *39s-1 thru
         39s-12
       t39s-1.1
       t39s-la
          39s-2


   Bill

HB-518, 682, 1036,
  2951, 3295
SB-652; HB-1303
SB-652; HB-1303
SB-614, 615, 641, 652;
  HB-957, 1126, 1496,
  1508, 2948, 2949
HB-2419
SB-611,612, 639
SB-639
SB-642, 653; HB-1508
SB-299; HB-3660
HB-1821
HB-3018
HB-2979, 3884
HB-3018
HB-3517
HB-1981
HB-1981

HB-2924, 3102
SB-175; HB-2374
HB-958, 2695
SB-20
SB-20; HB-2695, 3088,
  4088
HB-2374
HB-565
HB-2695
HB-958
SB-616, 636
SB-653, 1165; HB-959,
  3899
SB-2178
SB-610, 637, 1970;
  HB-2566, 3921
SB-2178
SB-2178
SB-252
SB-2093; HB-2051,
  3459



HB-2853
HB-74
SB-242, 903
HB-3149
HB-602
HB-1990
SB-1879; HB-602
SB-1127

HB-1035
SB-507; HB-2651
HB-2029
SB-1127


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
4Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





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         STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill               Chap.      Par.
                            48-Cont.


Chap.
48-Cont.


         3
         39


         t
         t





     *60 th









        tl


39s-3  SB-2037; HB-3771
39s-6  HB-3560
9s-11  HB-3560
Os- la HB-1035, 2676, 3378
t39y    HB-3876
59.2   SB-530
59.2a   HB-4060
59.2b   HB-4060
59.2c   HB-4060
59.2d   HB-4060
*59.3   HB-2256
*59.4   HB-2256
*59.5   HB-2256
*59.6   HB-2256
iru 69  SB-1062; HB-279,
          1035, 1482
   69   SB-605; HB-2598
t69.1   HB-1287
85.08   SB-703
137.2   SB-530
'137.6  HB-2256
137.7   HB-2256
138.1   HB-114, 1857, 2032,
          2051
 138.3  SB-762; HB-604
138.3a  SB-415; HB-1008,
          3400
 138.4  SB-415, 568, 1676,
          1884; HB-1008,
          3400
138.4a  HB-2253
8.4a-1  SB-1676, 1884
8.4a-2  SB-1676, 1884
8.4a-4  SB-1676, 1884
8.4a-5  SB-1676, 1884
8.4a-6  SB-1676, 1884
4a-6-1  SB-1676, 1884
8.4a-7  SB-1676, 1884
8.4a-9  SB-1676, 1884
138.5   SB-2186, 2187, 2245,
          2246, 2247;
          HB-1287
 138.6  HB-278, 2252, 2448
 138.7  HB-311,622, 929,
          1111,3383
 138.8  SB-197, 198, 199, 439,
          463; HB-114, 287,
          289, 290, 498, 533,
          550, 630, 929, 1069,
          1453
138.8a  SB-666; HB-289, 1407,
          3382
138.8b  HB-1407, 3382
138.8c  HB-1407, 3382
138.11  SB-444, 452, 598, 599;
          HB-1390, 1400,
          1408


t


Bill


1


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


t


   13
   13
   13
   13
   13
t138.
   13
   13


t

t
t
¶


138.14   SB-688, 1683; HB-633,
           2835
38.14-1  HB-2835
138.15   HB-2252, 2448
138.15a  HB-2252, 2448
138.16   SB-83, 688, 1784;
           HB-325, 519, 1165,
           2614
 138.17  HB-2431
 138.19  SB-160, 565, 1817;
           HB-624, 1262, 1448,
           2442, 2447, 2648,
           2835, 3140
138.19b  HB-2835
138.19c  SB-55
138.28   HB-2432
172.36   SB-983; HB-114, 2404
172.39   SB-415, 568; HB-1008,
           3400
 172.40  SB-2187, 2245
 172.41  HB-278, 2252, 2448
 172.42  SB-199; HB-550
 172.46  SB-444, 452, 598, 599;
           HB-1390, 1400,
           1408
 172.49  HB-2835
 172.50  HB-2252, 2448
 172.51  SB-688, 1784;
           HB-1165
 172.52  HB-2431
 172.54  SB-160; HB-1262,
            1448, 2442, 2648,
            2835
172.54b   HB-2835
'172.54c SB-55
172.62  HB-2432
    173   HB-2657
    *186  HB-497
 1186.2   SB-523; HB-1834
    252   HB-1394
 *253.1   HB-1394
    281   HB-3570
    $281  SB-148
    282   SB-39; HB-149, 259,
            431, 3570
    283   HB-3570
    284   HB-3570
    f286  SB-148
    310   HB-2033
    316   HB-879
  321.3   SB-1174; HB-442
  321.5   HB-1117
    322   HB-604, 1117
    324   SB-762
    327   SB-484
    335   SB-1120, 1568, 1674
    340   HB-2051




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Par.     Bill


  345
  347

  349
  352
  371
  382
  t383
  401
  409
  420
  431
  432
  434

  436
  440
  442
  451
  456
  471
  472
  474
t474b
  490
  *501
  551
  552
  554
  555
  570
  571
1571.1
  572
t572.1
t572.2
  573
1573.1
   574
   575
 576.1
 *576.2
 576.3
 576.4
   577
   578
 578.1
   579
   581
 610.1
   640
   660
   661
   663
   681
 681.1
   686


Chap.
48-Cont.


Par.     Bill


    703
    706
    820
  850.02
  850.03

  850.04
t850.04a
  850.06
850.06-1

  850.07


SB-484; HB-879
SB-484; HB-1354,
  2033
HB-879
HB-1103
SB-1174
SB-484
HB-879
SB-484; HB-2033
SB-484
SB-754; HB-1559
HB-1335, 1352
SB-484; HB-1352
SB-113, 484; HB-141,
  2191
HB-2653
HB-1379
SB-171; HB-195, 1099
SB-484
SB-484
HB-1208
SB-484
HB-1208
SB-484
SB-484; HB-1442
SB-167, 1357, 1993
SB-484; HB-182
SB-484; HB-182, 1559
SB-484
SB-484; HB-282, 2033
SB-484
SB-484; HB-619
SB-484
HB-2033
SB-484
SB-484
SB-484; HB-2033
SB-484
SB-484
SB-484
SB-484; HB-1457
SB-484
SB-484
SB-484; HB-2033
SB-484
SB-484
SB-484
SB-484, 1708
HB-2652
SB-484
SB-484
HB-2033
SB-484; HB-2033
SB-484
HB-282
SB-484
SB-484


HB-2033
HB-2033
SB-484
HB-4082, 4084, 4087
SB-1112; HB-1678,
  1859, 2555
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-103
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859,
  2784
SB-43, 491, 1112,
  1843; HB-308, 998,
  1684, 1859, 2051,
  2555,2640,3145,
  3875, 4220,4243,
  4293
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112; HB-1858,
  1859,2555
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-1112
SB-112
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859,
  2555
SB-1112; HB-1859,
  2555
SB-1112; HB-1859,
  2555
HB-1859, 2555
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859,
  2555
SB-1112; HB-1859,
  2555
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859
HB-4303
HB-4303
HB-4303
HB-4303
HB-4303
SB-1112; HB-1859
SB-1112; HB-1859
HB-2663
HB-2555
SB-1112; HB-1859
HB-1859
HB-1859
HB-1859
HB-1859
HB-1859


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


Chap.
48-Cont.


850.07all
   850.07b
   850.07c

   850.07d
   850.07f
   850.07g
   850.07h
   850.07z6
   850.07z7
   850.07z8

   850.07z9

 850.07z10

 850.07zl1
850.07zl2a
850.07z13
850.07z14

850.07zl5

850.07z16
850.07zl7
t850.07z20
t850.07z21
t850.07z22
t850.07z23
t850.07z24
    850.08
  850.08.3
  t850.08.4
    850.20
    t850.20
    850-07b
    850-07d
    850-07f
    850-07g
    850-07h





2248


    Par.
t.


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill                Chap.     Par.
                    48-Cont.


Chap.
48-Con
      8


Bill


50-07z6  HB-1859
   1001  HB-2030
   1003  SB-268, 762; HB-277
   1004  SB-242,948, 1949;
           HB-3694
  1004a  HB-2939, 2945, 3025,
           3127, 4060
   1011  HB-3560
   1012  HB-3560
   1301  SB-796, 1685
   1302  SB-796, 1685
   1303  SB-796, 1685;
           HB-1680
   1304  SB-796, 1685
   1305  SB-796, 1685
 1305.1  SB-796, 1685
   1306  SB-796, 1685
   1307  SB-796, 1685
   1308  SB-796, 1685
   1309  SB-796, 1685
   1310  SB-796, 1685
   1311  SB-796, 1685
   1312  SB-796, 1685
   1313  SB-796, 1685
   1403  SB-953; HB-627, 3702
   1405  SB-953
   1406  HB-627, 921
   1407  HB-3702
   1408  SB-563; HB-627
   1409  HB-3702
   1411  HB-3702
   1416  HB-3702
   1514  SB-62
   1518  HB-2444
   1601  SB-1215; HB-2031
   1603  SB-631, 903, 1257;
           HB-970, 1261, 2908,
           4273
   1604  SB-1257
   1605  SB-631, 903, 976;
           HB-1261, 1371,
           2649, 3141, 3379,
           4293
   1607  SB-1257; HB-1711
   1609  SB-1215; HB-119,
           2051, 2908, 3141,
           3379
   1610  SB-631, 1215;
           HB-1230, 1261,
           1445
   1611  SB-1215
   1612  SB-631; HB-1261
   1614  SB-1215; HB-1214,
            1215, 1604, 2051
 t1614a  SB-1257
 t1615.1 SB-1215; HB-1007
 t1616a  SB-1257


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


          1617   SB-1215, 1257;
                   HB-1215
          1621   HB-1609
          1701   SB-402
          1702   SB-698; HB-1177,
                   1800, 1929,2115,
                   4012, 4273
          1704   SB-408
          1705   SB-713, 976, 1215;
                   HB-1372, 3138,
                   3379
          1707   SB-1215; HB-1061
          1708   HB-119, 2650
          1710   SB-1422; HB-150, 276,
                   458
          1712   SB-579, 1215; HB-150,
                   276, 458, 1372,
                   3138, 3379
        t1712.1  HB-1929
          1713   SB-579; HB-150, 276,
                   458
          1714   SB-1215; HB-1445
          1715   HB-3581
          1716   SB-576, 1215
          1717.1 SB-1215
        1f717.1  HB-1007
          1719   HB-2031
          1801   SB-1400,2026
          1802   SB-1400,2026
          1803   SB-1400,2026
          1804   SB-1400,2026
          1806   SB-1400,2026
 *1901 thru 1907 SB-1685
          2010   HB-3379, 4102, 4293
          2102   SB-1014
          2103   SB-650, 1014, 1258
          2104   SB-650, 1014
          2106   SB-1014
          2107   SB-1014
          2301   SB-1708
          2402   HB-359
          2403   HB-359
          2405   HB-359
          2407   HB-359
FEES AND SALARIES
53
             7   SB-508, 1832;
                   HB-1072, 1915,
                   2851
      *7 thru 23 HB-1820
             8   SB-1085; HB-2051
             18  HB-1916
           22a   SB-1832; HB-1072,
                   1915
         t28.2   SB-664
    *30 thru 38a HB-1820




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        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill               Chap.     Par.
                            56-Cont.


t2.2b
   2.4
   3.8
   3.11
   3.14
   3.15
   3.18
   3.19
   3.20
   3.21
   3.24
   3.28
t3.28.1
   4.1


       35   SB-385, 1760;
              HB-2748, 3010,
              3889, 3918, 4293
       37   HB-396, 1072, 1300,
              1875, 2051, 3889,
              4099
      37a   HB-941, 1979, 2292,
              3339
   t37a.06  HB-2292
       40   SB-360; HB-667
       44   SB-404; HB-3889
       *44  HB-1820
       45.1 SB-1602; HB-1446,
              3082, 3172, 3677
      *49   HB-1820
      56    HB-1015
      *56   HB-1820
      *62   HB-1820
      *63   HB-1820
*69 thru 74 HB-1820
       71   SB-1804; HB-396,
              4099
       72   SB-1760; HB-2748,
              3010, 3889
       73   SB-1760; HB-2748,
              3010, 3889
     t81.1  SB-351


t4.la
  4.2
  4.3
  4.6
  4.10
  4.11
  4.14
  4.16
  4.24
  4.28
  4.30
  4.32
*4.35
  5.1
  5.2
  5.4
  5.7
  5.7a
  5.8

  5.8a
  5.9

  5.10
  5.11
  5.12
  5.13
  5.14
  5.15
  5.16
  5.18
  5.19
  5.22

  5.23
t5.23
  6.1
  6.2


tl.1  HB-457


1.3a
1.3b
1.3d
tl.3u
  1.4
  1.5
  1.10

  1.12
  1.13
  1.14
  1.17
  1.18
  1.19
  1.22
  1.23
  1.24
  1.25
  1.26
1.26a
  2.1
  2.2
t2.2a


SB-766
SB-762
SB-766
SB-2012
SB-766
SB-766; HB-659
SB-766, 916; HB-2051,
  2234, 2236
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766; HB-2051
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766
HB-2399
HB-2218
SB-762
SB-766
SB-766; HB-4222


Chap.
53-Cont.


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
jTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

SB-766
SB-762
HB-4222
SB-766
SB-766; HB-2203
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766, 2012
SB-766
HB-4128
SB-1485; HB-2490
SB-766, 2012;
  HB-2051, 2625,
  4293
SB-2012
HB-4222
SB-1169; HB-4222
HB-4222
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766
SB-2012
SB-766
HB-4222
SB-2012
SB-2012
SB-766
SB-916; HB-540
SB-762
SB-762, 766
SB-766
HB-4240
SB-2012; HB-2304,
  4222
SB-1458
SB-2012; HB-2233,
  2236, 4222
SB-766
SB-766
SB-762
SB-916, 2012
SB-766, 2012
SB-766; HB-2314
SB-762
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766; HB-2051,
  2216, 2236
SB-2012
SB-766
SB-766
SB-766


FENCES
54

FISH
56




2250


Chap.      Par.
FOOD AND DRUGS
56'/2
         55-3.1  S
            76   H
          302.6   S
          302.11   S
          302.26   S
          t303.1   S
          305   S
          314   S
          502.22   H
          503.14   H
          503.21   H
          506   H
          510   S
          ts51.1   F
        t517.01   H
          521.2   H
          701   F
          t705.1   S
          707   H
          710.2   S
          1100   F
          1102   S

          1103   H
          1204   S

          1206   S

          1208   S
          1212   S
          1301   H
          1302   S
          1303   H
          1303.1  H
          1304   H
          1305   H
          1306   H
          1312   S

          1313   H
          1401   S


          1401.1  S
       11401.1   S

       t1401.1-3  S
         1401.2  H
         t1401.2   S
         1402   S

         1402.1  H
       t1402.1   S
          1405   S
       t1405.1   F
          1406   S


STATUTES AMENDED-Cc
Bill                Chap.
                    56'A-Cont.
                           t14


B-54
IB-1334
B-545
B-545
;B-545
B-545
B-545
B-545
IB-2051
iB-272
IB-2051, 4293
IB-2362
B-54
IB-212
IB-4017
IB-4171
IB-4124
B-1407,1994
IB-2051
'B-1131, 1499
IB-4123
B-1484, 1812;
HB-2051, 4293
IB-2051
B-201, 1484; HB-339,
2051, 4156
B-201, 1484; HB-339,
2051,4156
B-1484; HB-4156
B-1484
IB-2051
B-482; HB-2051
IB-2051
IB-2051
IB-2051
IB-2051
IB-2051
B-2004; HB-2051,
3642
IB-2051
B-124, 414, 1376,
1443, 1503; HB-506,
2051, 3737
B-1995
B-124,1376,1407,
1443,1503
B-1503
IB-2051
B-1443
B-124, 1376,1443,
1503; HB-506, 2051
IB-4293
B-124, 1376, 1503
B-1499; HB-3737
[B-502,2137
B-1923


        t14

        ti
        15

        15

        16
          1



          22
          22

        t22

FRAUDS
59


Wntinued
Par.


Bill


06.1  HB-1302
1407  SB-1499; HB-1572,
        3737
07.2  HB-4125
1413  SB-1131,1295, 1499
1414  SB-1499; HB-501
1501  SB-482; HB-2051
01.1  HB-2051
1505  HB-2051
1507  HB-2051
1510  SB-2189
1655   HB-2181
55.2  SB-1131,1499
2103  SB-1529, 1604;
        HB-2328
05.1  HB-4171
2210  SB-558
15.1  SB-558; HB-500
2216  SB-558



  *4  SB-965
  *5  SB-965
  *6  SB-965
  *7  SB-965
  *10 HB-713
  *11 HB-713
  *12 HB-713
  *14 HB-713
  *17  HB-713
  *18 HB-713


WILDLIFE (FORMERLY GAME)
61


  1.2a
  1.2c
  1.2k
  1.2q
  1.2s
tl.2v
11.2w
  1.3
  1.4
  1.8
  1.10
  1.12
  1.13
  1.14
  1.15
  1.16
  1.19
  1.20
  1.21
  1.25
  1.26
  1.27


SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225; HB-659
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-916
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225; HB-4052


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2251


                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continue
Chap.      Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.
61-Cont.                               61-Cont.


  1.29  HB-4052
  2.4   SB-1225; HB-2051,
          2237
   2.6  SB-1225
   2.7  SB-1225; HB-2051
   2.9  SB-1225
   2.10 SB-1225; HB-2051,
          2236, 2237
  2.11  SB-1225, 1701;
          HB-2051, 2236,
          2237
  2.18  SB-1225
2.18-1  SB-924
  2.19  SB-1225
  2.23  SB-1225
  2.24  SB-1225
  2.25  SB-1225
  2.26  SB-1225, 1701
  2.27  SB-1225
  2.28  SB-1225
t2.29a  SB-464; HB-1486
  2.30  SB-1225; HB-2051,
          2236, 2237, 3841,
          4052
  2.32  SB-1225
  2.33  SB-183,464, 1225;
          HB-419, 1486, 4052
2.33-1  SB-1225; HB-4052
2.33a   SB-464, 1225;
          HB-1486
  2.34  SB-1225; HB-4052
  2.35  SB-1225; HB-2236,
          2237, 4052
  2.36  SB-373
  2.37  SB-1225; HB-4052
  2.38  SB-1225
  2.40  HB-2236
  3.1   SB-916, 1225; HB-540,
          3214
   3.2  SB-1225; HB-653, 804,
          2051, 2233, 2236,
          2304, 3375
 t3.2a  SB-1225
   3.3  SB-1225
   3.4  SB-1225; HB-2051,
          2233, 2236, 3375,
          4052
 t3.4a   SB-1225
   3.5   SB-464, 1225;
          HB-1486, 2051,
          2236, 2237
   3.7   HB-2236, 2237
   3.8   HB-2236, 2237
   3.20  SB-1225
   3.21  SB-1225; HB-2314
   3.22  HB-2236, 2237
   3.23  SB-1225; HB-2051,
           2236, 2237


3.25
3.27
3.30
3.36
3.37

3.39
4.2
402
508
517


GENERAL ASSEMBLY
63


       tl3a
         14

         15.1
      15.4
  *15.11 thru
       15.15
       23.4
         29
       29.2
       29.4

       29.7
       t29.8
       42.18
       42.31
     t42.31a
       42.32
       42.34
     f42.37a
       42.42
       42.44
       42.46
       42.47
       151

       152

       161
       172
       173
       175
       176
       177
       178
       179
       180
       181
t184 thru 188
      223.06
        343

        344


   Bill

SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1225; HB-2051,
  2216, 2236
SB-1225
SB-1225
SB-1255
SB-1225
SB-1225


HB-1634
SB-134; HB-863, 1903,
  4213
SB-1954; HB-3821
HB-1904

SB-1290
SB-1258
SB-2048; HB-3896
HB-3648
SB-2048; HB-1924,
  3488, 3896
SB-1258
SB-2048; HB-3896
SB-1258
HB-2387
HB-2121
HB-161, 2387
HB-2387
HB-3633
SB-865; HB-1661
HB-1661
HB-1661
HB-1661
SB-2048; HB-1924,
  3896
SB-2048; HB-1924,
  3896
HB-1924
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
HB-178, 816
SB-1308
SB-865; HB-1661,
  3735
  HB-3460, 4295


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
lTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2252


Chap.      Par.
63-Cont.


          3
        t3.1
        t6.1
          7
       t8.8a
       8.10
       t8.19a
       8.21
         13
       tl3a
         25
       107.1
       107.1a
       *173
       *278
       301
*301 thru 334
        302
        305
        307.3
      307.21
    t307.23a
    307.24a
    307.24e
    t307.24g

    t307.24h
      t312.1
      t313.1
        316
        319
        322

        323a
      t323b
         332
      t332.1


STATUTES AMENDED-c
Bill                Chap.
                    671-Cont.
B-3082                     t3
B-335, 417, 4272
1-1258; HB-3082        t332.2(
B-323, 3082                   3
B-323
1-865; HB-1661
1-865; HB-1661
B-1317
3-1258; HB-163
B-163                         4
B-163                         4
B-162
3-1258                        4
3-230, 314, 1258              4


          $901   Hl
  *901 thru 906  HI
           902  SB
           904   HI
           905   HI
        1001-3   SE
      tl003A-1   SI
        1004-2   HI
        1004-4   SE
        1004-5   H]
        1004-6   H]
        t1004-9 H]
        1010-3   SE
        1011A-2  SE
        1011A-4  SE
        1011A-7  SE
     tl01lA-11   SE
HOUSING AND REDI
671/2


4
4
*4


SB-2269
SB-2269
SB-1254
HB-3600
HB-3786
HB-4107
HB-112, 968
HB-858
HB-112, 968
HB-968
HB-1925
HB-3408
HB-3408
SB-167, 1357, 1993
SB-167, 1357, 1993
SB-959
HB-3963
SB-960; HB-1677
HB-1326
HB-490, 3890
HB-1649
HB-943, 1232
SB-1765
HB-1128
HB-1233, 1326, 1829,
  2456, 2592
HB-3494
HB-135
HB-1660
SB-959
SB-959
SB-409; HB-1114,
  1229, 2592
SB-572
SB-572
SB-959; HB-1231
HB-2476, 2663


'ontinued
Par.

32.10

)thru


   Bill

SB-409; HB-1114,
  1229


32.32  SB-409; HB-1114,
         1229
 334   HB-1331
 t335  HB-1127
 401   SB-1352; HB-241
 402   SB-1352; HB-241, 750
02.15  HB-2051
03.07  SB-8, 529, 1230;
         HB-750, 753
03.11  SB-429
03.15  SB-102, 494, 1085,
         1883; HB-179, 274,
         347,695, 1888,
         2051, 3346, 3492,
         3618, 3897, 4020
03.16  HB-1473
03.17  HB-2051
03.17  HB-1473
  404  SB-102, 625, 1352,
         1441; HB-241, 247,
         273,750, 1473,
         1888, 3062
  405  SB-1811
  406  HB-1294, 1473
  409  SB-1222
  451   HB-3086
  t451  HB-3086
  452  SB-1352; HB-226, 241,
         3086, 3195
  453   HB-226, 1983, 3086,
         3195
  455   HB-1983, 3086
  457   HB-3086
  458  SB-1352; HB-241
  502   SB-498; HB-755
  504   SB-498
  506   SB-498; HB-755
  508   HB-4171
  603   SB-503; HB-2866
  604   SB-981, 1086, 1791;
         HB-1966, 2051,
         4201
  605   SB-1791, 2157;
         HB-1966
  606   SB-1791
  607   SB-1791; HB-1966,
          3839
  608   SB-981, 1085, 1086,
          1780, 1791;
          HB-1494, 2051,
          2102,3982, 4111
  609   SB-486, 1780, 1791;
          HB-1494, 2047,
          2407


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References re to khe Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


3-1643
3-1327
3-230
EVELOPMENT




2253


    Par.
,ont.


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                   68-Cont.


Chap.
67%-C














HUMA
68


Bill


         8-108  HB-1809, 2193
         8-111  SB-1514; HB-2051,
                  2193, 2198, 2641,
                  2643
        t8-113  HB-2630
          2104  HB-2814
INJURIES
70


   609.1  HB-4091
   610    SB-1791
   612    SB-1791
   613    SB-1791
   614    SB-1791
   616    SB-1791
   617    SB-1791
   621    HB-2459
   t621.1 HB-1965
   705    HB-2593
   712    HB-2734
   713    HB-2734
     726  HB-2583, 2593
     734  HB-2583, 2593
  t806.1  HB-2454
N RIGHTS

   1-102  HB-3469
   1-103  SB-256, 829; HB-723,
            885, 1290, 2051,
            2126, 3469
   2-101  SB-1160
   2-102  HB-1290
   2-104  SB-256; HB-1290,
            2051, 2164, 2177
   2-105  SB-829, 2267;
            HB-1877, 2126,
            3364, 3469, 4032,
            4064
  t2-106  SB-1160; HB-86
  3-105   SB-1140; HB-2040
  t3A-101 SB-2006, 2164; HB-36,
            2685, 3904
 t3A-102  SB-2006, 2164; HB-36,
            2685, 3904
   4-101  HB-2071
 t4A-101  SB-1536
   5-101  HB-2672, 2983
   5-102  HB-2672, 2983
   5-103  HB-2372, 2983, 3695
   6-101  SB-829; HB-2126,
            3469
  t6-102  HB-1650, 2672
  7-101   HB-1546
  7-102   HB-1809, 2206
  7-103   HB-2850
  7-104   HB-2206
  7-106   HB-3469
  7-108   HB-3469
  t7-112  HB-4262
  8-102   SB-1514
  8-104   HB-2193
  8-105   HB-2850
  8-106   HB-2113
  t8-106.1 HB-2850
  8-107   SB-1514; HB-2051,
            2642


             2
             31

             32

             33

             34

             35
             36

             52
             72


          76.1
            91
            302

            305
            504
            507
            508

            510
            602
INSURANCE
73
         2-204
         486b
         t486b
           616

           617
        t617.1
           621
           622

           625
           652
           655
           668
 t672a thru 672i
         t672j
           678


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HB-3439
SB-37; HB-418, 683,
  806, 1421
SB-37; HB-418, 683,
  806, 1421
SB-37; HB-418, 683,
  806, 1421
SB-37; HB-418, 683,
  806, 1421
SB-37; HB-683,1421
SB-37; HB-418, 683,
  806, 1421
HB-2051
SB-564, 2257;
  HB-2958, 3331,
  4293
HB-2577
HB-3379, 3570, 4059
SB-1065; HB-1477,
  3594
SB-1065; HB-1477
SB-1258, 2257
SB-2257
SB-2257; HB-2959,
  3331,4293
SB-2257; HB-2181
HB-2051



SB-2111
SB-2136; HB-3641
SB-1222
SB-2052; HB-1080,
  4110
SB-245; HB-3807
SB-1392; HB-1764
HB-2058, 2437
SB-1085; HB-2051,
  2437
HB-1080
HB-2437
HB-1080
SB-702
SB-1869
SB-1869
SB-1085; HB-1080,
  2051





2254


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill               Chap.     Par.
                            73-Cont.


SB-1869
SB-1869
SB-1869
SB-1427
HB-2437
HB-2437
HB-3590
HB-2437
SB-1115

HB-2437


        723
        *723
     t723.1
     t732a
     733-2.08
     t735.2
     735.3
     t735.3
   t735A-9a
t735B-1 thru
    735B-14
t735C-1 thru
    735C-21
      736.1
      736.7b
   t736.10-1
      737.2c
      737.9a
      737.12a
      737.12c
      737.15a
      737.16a
      737.21a
      737.22a
      t737b
      743.2
      743.20a
        748
        750
        *750
      753.02
      t753.04
        755
     t755.02
     t755.10b
     755.14
     755.16a
     t755.16b
     755.17
     t755.19b
     t755.21c
     755.24
     t755.24a
     755.24b
     t755.27
     t755.30
       755a
       755a-2
     *755a-2
       755b
       t760.1

       761
       t761.1

       *762
       *765


   766.6
   767

   767.18
t767.18a
  767.22


  767.24
  t767.26
  t767.27


HB-2437
SB-2011
SB-2011
SB-2011
HB-1852, 3944
SB-2011
SB-2011
SB-2011
SB-69, 2011; HB-351
SB-2011
SB-2011
SB-2011
SB-2011
SB-2011
SB-2011
HB-2838, 3144
SB-1869
SB-1869
SB-905
HB-3696
SB-864; HB-3807
SB-2100, 2110
HB-3152
HB-2789
SB-538
HB-1668, 4300
HB-2789
HB-168
SB-122; HB-2396
HB-1717
HB-1391, 1717
HB-2051
HB-3807
HB-2467
SB-51; HB-24, 1361
HB-24, 1360, 2838
HB-1361
HB-1595
SB-2074, 2171;
   HB-3907
 SB-2011
 SB-2074, 2171;
   HB-3907
 HB-2375
 SB-167, 1357, 1993


Chap.
73-Cont.


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
lTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

HB-4016
SB-2168, 2169;
  HB-892, 1673, 3906
SB-1338
SB-1340; HB-2267
SB-1928, 2163;
  HB-2143, 3960,
  4129
SB-1979
SB-861
SB-1988, 2162, 2170;
  HB-3903, 4025,
  4177

HB-2437
HB-2437
HB-2437
HB-2437
HB-2437
HB-2437
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-2011
HB-4293

SB-1955; HB-1491
SB-2052
SB-293
HB-712, 2805
HB-2805
SB-19, 1768, 1873,
   1980; HB-296, 379,
   634, 754, 4263
HB-2691
SB-4, 254, 1196;
  HB-2491, 2765
HB-3716
HB-1329
SB-697
HB-2499
HB-2416
HB-1224
SB-922, 1768;
  HB-1491, 3591
SB-618, 906, 922;
  HB-1491, 2051,
  3591, 4293
  HB-2051
  HB-2051
  HB-686, 3566, 3902
  HB-1540, 2691
  SB-922
  HB-3747
  HB-1448, 4103
  HB-379
  HB-1554
  SB-1191; HB-2051


  t767.278-5
        792
        793
        795
        796
      797.1
      t797.2
        805
        817
        879
     963A-1
t963A-1 thru
    963A-11
        964
        967
        968c
        968h
      t968m


      968K
      t968L

      t969.1a
      969.5
      969.9
      t972b
      973a
      t973a-1
        975

        975a


        976
        976.1
      t976.2
        979
        979e
        979h
      t980a
        982
      1982.1
      982b




               2255


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
73-Cont.
          982c
       t982e-1
          982g
          982o
          982K
          986
     1000a thru


   Bill

SB-1002
HB-1079
HB-2051
HB-1839
HB-2300
SB-2011


     1000g   SB-2165; HB-4284
     1009.1  HB-124, 187, 2051,
               2789, 3631
      1013   HB-751
      1014   HB-2437
    t1014.1  SB-1487; HB-2836
      1031   SB-2006, 2074, 2164,
               2171; HB-36, 2685,
               3904, 3907
     *1040   SB-167, 1357, 1993
     t1041.1 SB-2167; HB-3905
     t1045A  HB-4013
     t1046A  HB-4013
     t1047A  HB-4013
       1057  HB-2437
     1065.6  HB-2089
  1065.18-1  SB-1341, 2160;
               HB-1849, 3901,
               3906
  1065.18-3  HB-1849
  *1065.18-4 SB-1341, 2160;
               HB-1849, 3901,
               3906
t1065.18-4a  SB-1341, 2160;
               HB-1849, 3901,
               3906
  "1065.18-5 SB-2161; HB-3902
[1065.18-18a SB-1341, 2160;
               HB-3901
  1065.18-20 SB-1341, 2160;
               HB-3901, 3906
 "1065.18-23 SB-1341, 2160;
               HB-3901, 3906
  1065.18-24 SB-1341, 2160;
               HB-3901, 3906
F1065.18-81a  HB-3906
   1065.38-1 SB-905
   1065.40-2 SB-905
   1065.41-1 SB-905
   1065.42-1 HB-3806
   1065.43-2 SB-905; HB-3590
   1065.44-2  HB-4178
   1065.46-1  SB-608, 905, 2000;
                HB-1426, 2525,
                3590
   1065.47.1  SB-905
   1065.52-1  SB-905
   1065.55-1  SB-905
   1065.55-2  SB-905
   1065.56-1  SB-905; HB-3590


Chap.      Par.
73-Cont.
    1065.58-106
      1065.59-7
      1065.80-3
      1065.80-6
      1065.80-7
      1065.80-8
      11065.81-1
      t1065.81-2
      t1065.81-3
      t1065.81-4
      t1065.81-5
      11065.81-6
      t1065.81-7
      t1065.81-8
      t1065.81-9
    t1065.81-10
    t1065.81-11
    t1065.81-12
    t1065.81-13
    t1065.81-14
    t1065.81-15
    t1065.81-16
    t1065.81-17
    t1065.81-18
    t1065.81-19
        1065.82
        1065.83
        1065.84
      1065.84-3
      1065.84-4
      1065.84-5
      1065.84-6
      t1065.84-7
      t1065.84-8
        1065.85
        1065.86
        1065.87-1
        1065.87-2
      1065.87-3
      1065.87-4
      *1065.87-5
      1065.87-6
      1065.87-7
      1065.87-9
      1065.88-8
      1065.90-5
      1065.90-8
      S 1065.92
      1065.93-1
      1065.93-3
        1065.94
        1065.95
        1065.96
        1065.97
        1065.101
        1065.102
   *1065.201 thru
        1065.221


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

HB-751
SB-2167; HB-3537
SB-1115; HB-2792
HB-2792
HB-2792
HB-2792
SB-1115
SB-Ill15
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836
HB-2836

HB-2256


1







  STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
  Bill                Chap.     Par.
                      73-Cont.
SB-1258                      t1301.1
                                1302


HB-2256
HB-1080
HB-3909
HB-3807


Chap.      Par.
73-Cont.
       1065.203
  *1065.300 thru
       1065.315
     t1065.650
     t1065.906
     t1065.907
 t1065.1000 thru
      1065.1004
      t1065.1001


 t1065.1001 thru


t1302
1303
1304
1305
1306
1307
1308

1309
1310
1311
1312
1314


   Bill

SB-1955
SB-630, 688; HB-1639,
  4109
SB-872
SB-630, 688, 1955
SB-630
SB-630, 688
SB-630
SB-630, 688, 1955
SB-688, 1955;
  HB-1639
SB-630
SB-630
SB-630
SB-630, 1961
SB-630


JAIL AND JAILERS
75
            31   HB-1601,2576
            32   SB-1085; HB-327,
                   2051,2576
         tl01a   HB-2510
           104   HB-3110
           111   SB-1453
           112   SB-1453
           113   HB-477
         1115.1  HB-1252
           117   SB-80,1087; HB-2261,
                   3266
         t124.1  HB-2348
JOINT RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
76


1065.1004   SB-2166; HB-4176
t1065.1002  SB-82, 906, 1293;
              HB-292,1164, 1592,
              2437
t1065.1003  SB-82, 906, 1293;
              HB-292, 1164, 1592,
              2437
t1065.1004  SB-82, 906, 1293;
              HB-292, 1164, 1592,
              2437
t1065.1005  SB-82, 906; HB-292,
              1164,1592,2437
t1065.1006  SB-82, 906; HB-292,
              1164,1592,2437
t1065.1007  SB-82,906; HB-292,
              1164,1592,2437
t1065.1008  SB-82,906; HB-292,
              1164,1592,2437
t1065.1009  SB-82, 906; HB-292,
               1164, 1592,2437
t1065.1010  SB-906; HB-2437
11065.1011  SB-906; HB-2437
t1065.1012  SB-906; HB-2437
t1065.1013  SB-906; HB-2437
t1065.1014  SB-906; HB-2437
t1065.1015  HB-2437
t1065.1016  HB-2437
t1065.1101   HB-2437
t1065.1102   HB-2437
11065.1103   HB-2437
11065.1104   HB-2437
t1065.1105   HB-2437
t1065.1106   HB-2437
t1065.1107   HB-2437
t1065.1108   HB-2437
t1065.1109   HB-2437
t1065.1110   HB-2437
t1065.1111   HB-2437
11065.1112   HB-2437
t1065.1113   HB-2437
t1065.1114   HB-2437
*1065-18.5   HB-3902
  1065-46.2  SB-67; HB-367
      1102   SB-1487
      1262   HB-2789


  1
  lb
tic
  2


  1
  2
  4
  *4
  4.1
  9
  9.1
10.2
  12
  16
  17
  19
  21
  24

  25


SB-84
SB-84
SB-84
SB-84


HB-1113, 1410
SB-3; HB-1
SB-1241
SB-3; HB-1
SB-3; HB-1
SB-65; HB-1132
SB-65; HB-1132
SB-3; HB-1
SB-3; HB-1
SB-65; HB-1132
SB-65; HB-1132
SB-65; HB-1132
SB-2194; HB-3756
SB-350; HB-1113,
  1768
HB-1113


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are t<the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


2256


SB-862
SB-82, 906, 1293;
  HB-292, 1164, 1592,
  2437


JURORS
78




2257


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Par.     Bill

  31  SB-1302
  33  HB-1
33.1  SB-3; HB-1


LANDLORD AND TENANT
80


           *71
           91
           t92
           *101
        *101.1
          *102
          203
          t204a
          211
          212

          t212a

          215
          218
          224
          t224a
          t224b
          226
          324
LIBRARIES
81
           1-2
           1-3
           2-2
           3-1
           3-4
         t3-4.1
           3-7
           4-3
           4-3.1
           4-3.2
           4-3.3
           4-4
           4-6
           4-7


SB-1491; HB-2698
HB-3438
SB-1491; HB-2698
SB-1491; HB-2698
SB-1491; HB-2698
SB-1491; HB-2698
SB-518; HB-1616
HB-1616
HB-2940
SB-518; HB-1118,
  3706
SB-518; HB-3007,
  3706
SB-518
SB-518; HB-266, 328
SB-518; HB-3706
SB-518
SB-518
SB-518
HB-1188



SB-359
HB-1295
SB-359
SB-86, 359
SB-86, 359
SB-359
SB-359
SB-359
SB-359
SB-359
SB-359
SB-359, 587
SB-359
SB-359, 1508;
  HB-1295, 2051,
  3636
SB-359
SB-1842, 1963
SB-152, 682; HB-866,
  2775
SB-359
SB-359; HB-862
HB-1820
HB-1820
SB-709
SB-709; HB-1123,
  3636
SB-709


Chap.
78-Cont.


Chap.      Par.
81-Cont.
        t118.4
           122
        1001-3
      *1001-10
      *1001-106
        1002-2
        1002-3
        1002-7
        1002-8

        1002-9

        1002-12
        1002-13

        1003-1

        1003-11
        1004-11


      1004-11.1
      11004-11.2
      1004-17
      11005-1.1
LIENS
82


           47a  SB-476, 1871;
                  HB-1447, 1492,
                  1493
          $47a  SB-476
          47b SB-476, 1871;
                  HB-1447, 1492,
                  1493
           47c  SB-476, 1871
           47d  SB-476, 1871
           47f  SB-476
           66   HB-1218
           *66  SB-2136
           t66  HB-1218
           67   HB-1218
           *67  SB-2136
           68   HB-1218
           *68  SB-2136
           *69  SB-2136
           70   HB-1218
           *70  SB-2136
         101.1  SB-2158; HB-3854
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
85


1-206
2-101
t2-214
2-302
3-106


HB-4241
SB-269, 926
HB-271
HB-1704, 1789
HB-3246


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act....


   Bill

HB-1058
HB-1602, 3636
HB-1295
SB-359, 1508
SB-1495
HB-3406
SB-359, 1495
SB-359, 1495
SB-359, 1495;
  HB-1295, 2051
SB-359, 1495;
  HB-3406
SB-359, 1495
SB-359, 1495;
  HB-3406
SB-86, 359, 1495;
  HB-1295
HB-1295
SB-359, 1495, 1508;
  HB-1295, 2051,
  3636
SB-359, 1495
HB-2775
SB-1495; HB-862
SB-1508


      4-7.2
      4-7.3
      t4-7.3

      4-9
      4-13
*17 thru 27a
       *81
       117
       118

       118.1




2258


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill               Chap.     Par.
                            85-Cont.


  3-109  HB-3246
  8-101  HB-4244
  8-103  HB-4244
  *8-103 HB-128, 3285
  9-102  HB-3654
  9-105  SB-682; HB-171, 1072
  9-107  SB-682; HB-129, 170,
           1072
1208.11  SB-1552
   $471  HB-3910
   473   SB-233
   475   HB-3910
   506   HB-3109
   515   HB-653, 804, 2351
   522   SB-769
   610   HB-4293
   t610  HB-1859
   611   SB-1389, 1562;
           HB-118, 1180, 2918,
           3630, 3664, 4207
  t611a  HB-3630, 3664
    612  SB-878, 1389, 1562;
           HB-374, 1859, 2658,
           2918, 4151, 4293
    613  SB-1389
 t613.1  HB-3056
    616  SB-359, 1495, 1562;
           HB-980, 2051, 2918,
           4293
  617.1  SB-2202; HB-1854
  *617.1 SB-878; HB-374, 4151
    651   HB-4270
    667   HB-1886, 3599
    668   HB-1886, 3599
    669   HB-1886, 3599
    671   HB-1886, 3599
    672  SB-1038
    702  HB-1923
    705  HB-1923
    722  SB-664; HB-39
    802  SB-2202
    901   HB-3085
    902   SB-1220, 1285, 1423,
            2056; HB-2530
   1105   SB-1806; HB-4146
   1106  SB-1806; HB-4146
 1186.1   SB-1258
 1226.1   HB-2624
   1235   SB-1924
   1242   HB-2508
   1265a  SB-587
   1265c  HB-1641
   1265d  SB-1157
   1266   SB-587
   1342   HB-2051
   1363   HB-2051
   1371   HB-2051


*16011


*4101


Bill


    1375   HB-2051
    1394   SB-483; HB-2368
    1397   SB-483; HB-2368
    1444   HB-520
thru 1606  HB-497
    2103   HB-1521,3811
 12107.1   HB-1757
    2112   HB-4220
    12112  HB-998
    2204   HB-161
    2208   HB-161, 2539, 3634
 t2208.9   SB-1519; HB-2885
 2208.10   HB-2051
 t2208.10  HB-12, 14, 17, 18, 33,
             114
 2208.11   HB-2051
 t2208.11  SB-76, 236, 652, 870;
             HB-220, 331, 376,
             588,886, 1191,
             1213, 1241, 1248,
             1266, 1322, 1637,
             1862,1864, 1961,
             2712, 2715, 2890,
             3191
 t2208.12  SB-1775, 2266;
             HB-3051, 3148,
             3157, 3158, 3192,
             3194, 3688, 4061,
             4213, 4239
 t2208.13  SB-1839, 1840
 12208.15  HB-3188
    2302   SB-1654; HB-1259
    2303   HB-1259
    2502   HB-1060
    2505   HB-1060
    2513   HB-1060
    2552   HB-808
    2566   HB-38
  12566.1  HB-38
    2601   SB-714; HB-1349
    $2601  SB-714; HB-1349
    2602   SB-714; HB-1349
    2603   SB-714; HB-1349
    2613   SB-714; HB-1349
    2614   SB-714; HB-1349
    2625   SB-714; HB-1349
  t3013.1  HB-1763
    3102   SB-714
    3115   SB-714
    3116   SB-714
    3119   SB-714
    3404   SB-714; HB-1349
    3411   HB-2816
thru 4128  HB-2051
    4503 HB-2993
    5503   SB-1085; HB-2051
    5504   HB-4112


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


Chap.
85-Cont.





2259


Chap.
85-Cont.




        t59

        t59


        59
        t59
          5
          +5
          t5
        t59
 *6001 thru 6

          6
          6
          6
          6
          6






          6
          6






          6
          6
          6
          6
          6
          6
          6
          6













          1-
          1-

          1-



          2-
          2









          2-
          2-
          6
          6
          6
          6




          -1

          -1
          l-
          l-1
          -1-
          -
       2-1(
          -2-
          2-


         STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.      Bill               Chap.     Par.
                             911/-Cont.
5602  HB-3297, 3347                   2-109
5603  HB-3297                         2-111   1
5606  HB-3297, 3347                   3-300  1
5607  HB-3297                         3-303   1
01.1  HB-942                          3-401   1
5902  HB-589, 942, 3688,              3-405
        4239                          3-504  1
5903  HB-3688, 4239                   3-507   1
03.1  SB-961; HB-942,1854           t3-508a   1
03.2  SB-961                          3-510   1
03.2  HB-589, 3688, 3945,             3-511
        4239                       t3-600A  1
5904  HB-589                       t3-601A   I
5904  HB-3688, 4239                   3-602   1
906   HB-3688, 4239                t3-602A
06.1  HB-3688, 4239                t3-603A   1
)019  SB-878; HB-374,4151          t3-604A
5002  SB-2202; HB-1854             t3-605A
5003  SB-2275; HB-1854              '3-606A
5004  HB-1854                         3-611
5005  HB-1854                         3-703
5006  HB-1854                         3-800
5008  SB-2202; HB-1854                3-801
5009  SB-2202; HB-1854,               3-804   1
        2898                          3-81204
5010  SB-2202                         3-812
5011  HB-1854                         3-815
012   SB-2202; HB-1854                3-815
5013  SB-2202; HB-1854                3-81903
5015  SB-2202; HB-264                 3-909
5016  SB-2202                         4-208
5017  SB-2202                         4-208   1
5019  SB-1229,2202;                   4-308
        HB-1854                      t4-507   1
5020  SB-2202                         4-605
5021  SB-2202
5022  SB-2202                       5-100A
5364  HB-4045                         5-104
5365  HB-4045
5367  HB-4045                         5-105
5401  HB-3829                         5-106
5403  HB-3829                      t5-107.2
5404  HB-3829                         6-103
                                      6-204
EALTH                                t7-100   1
                                     t7-101  I
*103  HB-2051                        t7-102   i
14.1  HB-1812, 2934                  t7-103  i
.119  SB-727                         t7-104   i
*120  HB-2051                        t7-105   I
122   HB-2051                        t7-106  I
124   HB-2808                        t7-107  I
129   HB-2808                      11-501.5  1
101   HB-2808                         100-2
02.1  HB-1812, 2934                   100-4


107   HB-1586, 2808
108   HB-2808


   Bill

HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2051
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2051, 2808
HB-2800
HB-2808
HB-2800
HB-2051
HB-1586
HB-1586
HB-2275
HB-1586
HB-1586
HB-1586
HB-1586
HB-1586
HB-2051
HB-2274
SB-2094; HB-2808
HB-2051
HB-2274
HB-2274
HB-2808
SB-2094
SB-2094
HB-243
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2111, 2808, 3777,
3826
HB-2051
HB-2722
HB-2111, 2808, 3777,
3826
SB-1328
SB-936; HB-2051,
2337, 2808
SB-781; HB-1260
HB-2618
HB-2808
HB-2169
HB-2051
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2808
HB-2051
HB-3752, 3956
SB-1846, 2053;
HB-848, 887, 2336,
2808, 2929


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





2260


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                   91%-Cont.


Chap.       F
91/-Cont.
         10(
       *100-
          10(
          10
          10
          10(
          100

        *100
        100-1
      tloo-1
        *100
      *100-1
        *100
        100
        100-1
      1100-1
      t100-

      too100-
      flOO-
      tloo-
      tloo-
      tioo-
      tioo-

      tloo-
      1100-
         100
       100-1
         100

         100
         10C
         100
      t100-2
         100
         100
         100
         *10
         lOC
         10C
         100-2
         100
         10(

         10(
         10(
         IOc

         10(
         IOC

         10(

         10(
         +10(
       tioo-


          t2

          3


3-5  HB-2336, 2808
5.2  HB-2336
0-6  HB-2336, 2808
0-7  HB-2336, 2808
0-8  HB-2336, 2808
0-9  HB-2336,2808
-11  HB-887,1992, 2051,
       2336,2808
-11  SB-2053
1.1  HB-2336, 2808
1.2  HB-1992
-12  HB-887
2.1  HB-887
-13  SB-2053; HB-887
-15  SB-1232
5.2 HB-1936
5.3  HB-2808, 2832
15e  SB-726; HB-3401,
       3752
15f   HB-3401
15g   HB-3401
15h   HB-3401
-15i  HB-3401
15j   HB-3401
15k   HB-3401
1-16  HB-2336,2808
6.1   HB-2336, 2808
)-18  HB-2051, 2336, 2808,
        2844
)-20  HB-2336, 2808
)-21  HB-2336, 2808
21.1  HB-2335
)-22  HB-2336, 2808, 3856
)-26  HB-2336, 2808
)-28  HB-2336, 2808
)-29  HB-2338, 2808
)-34  HB-3300
34.1  HB-2336, 2808
)-43  HB-2336, 2808
)-44  HB-2336,2808
)-46  HB-2336, 2808
)-47  HB-2336,2808
)-50  HB-3752
)-56  HB-2051
)-57  HB-2112, 2808
)-58  SB-955; HB-2051
)-59  HB-2842
151   HB-3401
201   HB-430
202   HB-430
Z02a  HB-430
302   SB-1250
303a  SB-1383; HB-1038
303e SB-993, 1250;
        HB-1038, 2051,
        3774
 304  SB-1250,1383


          809

          810
          811

          812


          812.2

  *901 thru 905
           902
           904
        f904.1
        904.2
        904-34
*1101 thru 1105
          1103
          1451
          1551
          1552
          1553
MORTGAGES
95


.ar.


            51  HB-2051
         154.1   HB-1501
MOTOR VEHICLES
951
         1-100   SB-1152, 1459; HB-80,
                   2007, 2207, 2438,
                   3027, 4016
      11-102.02  HB-2327
         1-106   HB-2209
         1-110   HB-2703
       t1-110.3  SB-879; HB-2877
       11-114.3  HB-1551, 2059, 2765
       t1-114.4  HB-2765
          1-118  SB-879; HB-2877
          1-120  HB-2323, 2327
       t1-124.1  HB-2209
       1l-133.1  HB-2327
          1-146  HB-2323


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
$Title Preceding Paragraph.
Reference ate : iaetChapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


305
306
307
309
310
311
805

  807

808.1


   Bill

SB-1250, 1383
SB-1250
SB-1250
SB-1250
SB-1250
SB-1250
SB-1235; HB-2808,
  2831
SB-1235; HB-2808,
  2831
SB-1235; HB-1934,
  1935, 2808, 2831,
  3826
SB-1235; HB-2808,
  2831
HB-2223
SB-1235; HB-2051,
  2258, 2808, 2831
SB-1235; HB-653, 804,
  2351, 2808, 2831,
  3453
SB-1235; HB-2808,
  2831
SB-1210; HB-849
HB-499
HB-3200, 3300, 3518
HB-1811, 2843, 2845
HB-2051
HB-3300
HB-849
HB-849
HB-3804
SB-2141; HB-4277
SB-2141
SB-2141




2261


Chap.      Par.
95½-Cont.
       t1-154.1
       t1-154.2
         1-155
         1-168.1
       *1-168.1
       *1-170
       1-171.02
          1-176
       1-187.01
          1-191
          1-192
        1-203.1
        tl-204.1

      f1-205.01
      tl-217.1
         2-101
         2-105

         2-106
         2-107
       t2-108.1
          2-111
          2-115
          2-118

        2-118.1


          2-119

          2-123

          2-124
          3-100
          3-102
          3-103
          3-104
          3-107
          3-111
       t3-11.1
          3-112
        3-112.1


          3-113
          3-114
          3-116
          3-117
        3-117.1


        t3-117.2
          3-118

          3-118.1


  STATUTES AN
  Bill

HB-2327
HB-2327
SB-2180; HB-3900
HB-2209
SB-879; HB-2877
HB-2209
SB-879; HB-2877
SB-1474; HB-2702
HB-479
HB-2209
HB-2209
HB-1200
SB-1474; HB-2151,
  2702
HB-2327
SB-2042
HB-4016
SB-2174; HB-202,
  4211
SB-192, 1163, 1504
SB-1163, 1504
HB-110, 111
SB-1130
SB-2042
SB-192, 1163, 1504;
  HB-2209
SB-192, 1163, 1367,
  1504; HB-1200,
  2828, 4161
SB-1634; HB-2970,
  3323
SB-163, 259; HB-479,
  3810
HB-688
HB-4016
SB-307; HB-4223
SB-307; HB-4223
SB-539; HB-3810
HB-3810
HB-823, 3810
HB-823
HB-4257
SB-1343, 1978;
  HB-2052, 3060,
  3810
SB-2042; HB-3810
HB-3810
SB-2042; HB-3810
SB-2042
SB-68, 77, 879, 2042;
   HB-80, 361, 2051,
   2655, 2877
 SB-2042
 SB-2042; HB-2051,
   2209,2655,4016
 SB-879; HB-2086,
   2877


IENDED-Continued
   Chap.      Par.
   95h-Cont.
           *3-119
           *3-120
           *3-121
           3-203
           3-204
           3-302
           3-303
           3-304

           3-308
           3-402.4
           3-405


  3-412
  3-413
  3-601
  3-604
  3-606.1
  3-610
  3-611

  3-614
  3-615
  3-616
  3-619
  t3-623
  t3-624

  3-706
  t3-707


  t3-708
  t3-709
  t3-710
  3-801
  3-804
  3-806
  3-806.1
  3-806.3

t3-806.4
  3-808
  3-808.1
  3-809.1
  3-812
  3-815
  3-818
  3-819
  3-824
  3-1001

  3-1003
  4-100


   Bill

SB-1870; HB-4016
SB-1870; HB-4016
SB-1870
HB-687
HB-687
HB-2209
HB-2051, 2209, 2655
SB-879; HB-2655,
  2877
SB-879; HB-2877
SB-1634
SB-871, 879, 1260,
  1306, 2062, 2180;
  HB-25, 26, 1952,
  2200, 2319, 2877,
  3900
HB-199
HB-199, 3075, 3810
SB-1634; HB-4010
HB-824, 2051, 2060
HB-824, 3108
HB-824
SB-750, 1255; HB-824,
  867, 2051, 2060
HB-3810
SB-899; HB-2151
HB-675, 2060, 3835
HB-2209
SB-132; HB-479, 1512
SB-1649; HB-3053,
  3130, 4237
SB-2180; HB-3900
SB-1260, 1306, 2180;
  HB-25, 2200, 2319,
  3900
SB-2180; HB-3900
SB-2180; HB-3900
SB-2180; HB-3900
HB-2051, 2151, 2209
HB-4217
HB-2400, 2750
SB-2237; HB-2750
SB-153, 1352; HB-241,
  2382, 3020
  HB-2151
  HB-2345
  HB-479
  HB-3810
  HB-2750
  HB-1258, 2750, 3292
  HB-1258, 2750
  HB-3404
  HB-3979
  SB-1978; HB-2826,
  3020, 3508
  HB-2826
  HB-2655


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2262


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
9512-Cont.
         4-103
         4-201
         4-203
         4-205
         4-206
         4-207
         4-208
         4-209
         4-210
         4-211
         4-212
         4-214
         4-300
         t4-308
         t4-309
         t4-310
         5-100

         5-100-1
       *5-100-1
       t5-100-2
          5-101

          5-102

          5-103
       t5-104.1
          5-106
          *5-106
          5-107
          t5-108
          5-301

          5-302
          t5-302
        5-401.2

        5-401.3
          5-402
          5-402.1

          5-403
          5-404
          t5-405
          5-501

          5-701
          5-702
          t5-703
          t5-802
        t5A-100
    t5A-100 thru
         5A-117
         t5A-101
         tSA-102
         t5A-103
         t5A-104


   Bill

HB-479, 2655
HB-4002
HB-2198, 2636, 3626
HB-80, 2438
HB-80, 2438
HB-80, 2438
HB-80, 2438
HB-80, 2209, 2438
HB-80, 2438
HB-80, 2438
HB-80, 2209, 2438
HB-2198, 2636
SB-881
HB-4002
HB-4002
HB-4002
SB-1978, 2042;
  HB-433, 2655
HB-2655
SB-879; HB-2877
SB-879; HB-2877
SB-1230, 1978;
  HB-420, 1173, 3810
SB-1978; HB-420,
  1173,3810
SB-1978
HB-390
SB-1870; HB-2972
HB-559
HB-2051, 2655, 2704
HB-6
SB-879; HB-2877,
  3810, 4016
  HB-3810
  SB-1433; HB-2655
  HB-2051, 2655, 3810,
  4293
  SB-2042; HB-3764
  HB-3810
  SB-2042; HB-3810,
  4293
  HB-2655
  SB-2042
  HB-2765
  SB-2042; HB-2655,
  2704, 3810, 4016
  HB-3810
  HB-2051, 2209, 2655
  SB-880
  SB-2042
  HB-2007, 3027

  HB-4016
  HB-2007, 3027
  HB-2007, 3027
  HB-2007, 3027
  HB-2007, 3027


Chap.
951/-C


t


    Par.
ont.


Bill


   6-100  HB-1869
   6-101  HB-3824
   6-103  HB-663, 2209, 3180
   6-105  HB-1031
   6-106  SB-1538; HB-3180,
            4097
 6-106.1  SB-1447
*6-106.1a HB-3847
t6-106.5  HB-1703, 3180
   6-108  HB-663, 666, 3824
   6-110  HB-407
   6-113  HB-1200, 1869, 2051
 t6-113a  HB-2759
   6-117  HB-3810
   6-118  SB-1306, 2193
   6-133  SB-1085
   6-201  HB-2703, 3180
   6-204  SB-161, 1085, 1435,
             1447; HB-420, 1026,
             1200, 2047, 2051,
             3810
 t6-204.1  HB-1833
   6-205  SB-1085, 1435, 1539;
            HB-213, 432, 1200,
            1808, 2047, 2051,
            2209, 4042, 4125,
            4246
   6-206   SB-1435, 1539, 1583,
             2129; HB-432, 1200,
             1869, 2047, 3046,
             4125
  6-206.1  SB-192, 482, 1163,
             1435, 1504;
             HB-1200, 2047
 *6-206.1  SB-1367
 t6-206.2  SB-1435


t6-206.2 thru
     6-206.5
     t6-206.3
     t6-206.4
     t6-206.5
     6-207
       6-208

     6-208.1

       6-212
       6-301
     6-301.1
       6-303

       6-305

     6-306.1
     *6-306.1
     6-306.2
     6-306.3


HB-2047
SB-1435
SB-1435
SB-1435
HB-2703
SB-1471; HB-2051,
  2209, 2700, 4227
SB-1367; HB-1200,
  4163
HB-2759
HB-4097
HB-4097
SB-1473; HB-1870,
  2701
SB-1870, 2110;
  HB-1576
HB-258
HB-80
SB-1447
HB-2151, 4164


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2263


   Par.
nt.


STATUTES AP
Bill


Chap.
95%-Cot
       te

       te


6-306.3  HB-80
6-306.4  HB-1524
6-306.5  HB-3734
6-306.5  HB-213
6-410  HB-2209
6-420  HB-2209
6-421    HB-2759
6-500  HB-3810
t6-500   HB-2208
t6-501   HB-2208
t6-502   HB-2208
6-503  HB-3810
t6-503   HB-2208
6-504  HB-3810
t6-504   HB-2208
t6-505   HB-2208
t6-506   HB-2208
6-601  SB-1474; HB-2151,
           2702, 4026
 6-708   HB-2209
 7-100   SB-471,863
 7-101   SB-471
 7-102   SB-471
 7-201   SB-471; HB-25
7-201.1  SB-471
7-201.2  SB-471, 863
7-201.3  SB-471
7-202  SB-1085; HB-2051
7-203  SB-471, 1192
7-204  SB-471, 863
7-205  SB-471, 863; HB-25,
           2467
 7-208   SB-411
 7-211   SB-411, 871; HB-26,
           1952
 7-212   SB-471, 863
 7-215   SB-471,863
 7-301   SB-1260; HB-2200,
           2319
 7-302   HB-3810
 7-303   SB-411
 7-311   SB-1192
 7-313   SB-411
 7-317   SB-1192
 7-328   SB-411
 7-402   SB-2180; HB-3900
 t7-601  SB-1260, 1306, 2180;
           HB-2200, 2319,
           3900
 t7-602  SB-1260, 1306, 2180;
           HB-2200, 2319,
           3900
 t7-603  SB-2180; HB-2319,
           3900
 t7-604  SB-2180; HB-2319,
           3900
 t7-605  SB-2180; HB-3900


)-Continued
     Par.
Cont.


Bill


MENDED
    Chap.
    951/2-


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


  t7-606   SB-2180; HB-3900
  t7-607   SB-2180; HB-3900
  t7-608   HB-3900
  8-110    SB-77; HB-80
  9-105    SB-1870; HB-1576,
             4016
 t9-109.1  HB-516, 555
   10-301  HB-689
   11-100  SB-471
   11-204  HB-2327
   *11-206 HB-2344
   11-207  HB-1238
   11-208  HB-139, 1238, 1613
 1-208.3   HB-80, 213
   11-209  HB-693, 3508
 11-209.1  HB-805, 855, 1320,
             2534, 2620
   11-301  SB-832; HB-693
tl 1-301.1 SB-832
   11-406  SB-471,863, 1193;
             HB-25
   11-408  SB-471, 863; HB-1870
   11-410  SB-1193
   11-411  SB-471
   11-412  SB-471, 863; HB-1870
   11-413  SB-471
   11-414  HB-2878
   11-416  SB-471
   11-500  SB-1367; HB-1200
   11-501  SB-192, 193, 1473;
             HB-1718, 2700,
             2701,3384
 11-501.1  SB-192, 1163, 1367,
             1402, 1504;
             HB-1718, 1994,
             3126, 3384, 3487,
             3626
 11-501.2  SB-192, 1163, 1504;
             HB-185, 211, 937,
             1718, 3384
t11-501.4  SB-125, 194, 512,
             1283; HB-1220,
             1568, 2151
 11-501.5  HB-2051
   11-502  HB-2209
t11-502.1  SB-2129
   11-503  HB-1576
t 1-503.1  HB-122
   11-601  SB-93; HB-58, 65,
             1488, 1612, 2738,
             3091
   11-602  HB-3091
   11-603  HB-3091
   11-604  HB-65, 1504, 2629,
             2738, 3091, 3185
   11-610  HB-2313
   11-801  SB-920; HB-1288




2264


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
95--Cont.
      11-1301.1
      11-1301.2
      11-1301.3
      11-1301.4
      ll1-1301.5
      11-1402.1
      11-1403.1
      11-1403.2
      t11-1403.3
        11-1404

     11-1419.02
     *11-1419.02
        11-1420
        T11-1426
        11-1510
        t11-1515
        t11-1601

        12-101
        12-201
        12-205
        12-207
        12-210
        12-215

        12-216
        12-217
        12-401

        12-501
        12-502
        12-503

        12-603.1
      *12-603.1
      t12-605.2
         12-606
         12-610

         *12-610
         12-710
         12-806a
         12-807.1
         12-820
         t12-821
         13-100
         13-101


         13-114
   *13A-101 thru
        13A-115


   Bill

HB-693, 832, 3835
SB-832; HB-832
HB-693, 832, 3835
HB-3835
HB-2943
HB-2327
SB-112; HB-2, 2327
HB-2327
SB-372
SB- 112; HB-2, 2327,
  3323
SB-1230; HB-2059
HB-2753
SB-1583
HB-2327
HB-2209
SB-543
SB-1260, 1306;
  HB-2200, 2319
SB-879; HB-2877
HB-3376
HB-2327
HB-2323
SB-1634; HB-2327
SB-595; HB-48, 2991,
  3672
HB-2327
SB-1634
SB-384, 1646; HB-380,
  544, 3061
SB-1622, 1634, 1848
SB-1848
SB-1622, 1634;
  HB-3196
SB-94; HB-1631
HB-5
HB-3455
HB-2197, 3810
SB-372, 1085;
  HB-2051
SB-372
HB-2323, 2327
HB-1959
HB-2323
HB-2256
SB-296; HB-919
HB-2321, 3408
SB-879, 1434; HB-422,
  2613, 2655, 2877,
  3129
HB-2321, 3408

SB-1551; HB-1618,


            2039, 3823
13A-102   SB-1072; HB-805,
            3796
13A-104   SB-944; HB-3682,
            3796


Chap.
95%-C


1
1

1
1


    Par.
'ont.


Bill


13A-112   SB-161
  15-101  HB-125, 2053, 2054
  15-102  HB-2319
  15-107  SB-161, 1956; HB-597,
             1528, 2051, 2305,
             2319, 2327,2341
 15-109.1  HB-1982, 3775
 15-111   SB-161, 551, 1956,
             1978; HB-125, 1258,
             2051, 2053, 2054,
             2319, 2340, 2342,
             2601, 3048, 4293
t15-111.1  HB-2526
  15-112   SB-876; HB-2327
  15-301   SB-2155; HB-125,
             1320, 2053, 2054,
             3523
 16-104a   SB-551; HB-1320,
             1558
f16-104b   HB-78
  16-105   SB-855
116-1046   SB-1447
18a-100    SB-1181
t18a-105   SB-1181
18a-200    SB-1181
18a-300    SB-1181
18a-301    HB-3810
18a-303    SB-1181
t18a-304   SB-1181
t18a-305   SB-1181
t18a-306   SB-1181
t18a-307   SB-1181
18a-403    SB-1181
18a-404    SB-1181
18a-405    SB-1181
18a-406    SB-1181
18a-407    SB-1181
18a-408    SB-1181
18a-501    SB-1181
18a-600    SB-1181
  18a-601  SB-1181; HB-2051
  18a-602  SB-1181
t18a-603   SB-1181
  18a-700  HB-2636
  18b-100  SB-1634, 1651, 1698;
             HB-1953, 3354
 18c-1104  SB-1152, 1459;
             HB-2051, 2207,
             2636
 18c-1202  HB-2207
t18c-1203  SB-1516; HB-2207,
             2764
t18c-1204  SB-1516; HB-2207,
             2764
l8c-1204a  HB-2207
18c-1204b  HB-2207
18c-1204c  HB-2207


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


1




2265


      Par.
-Cont.


STATUTES A1
Bill


Chap.
951--


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
4Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Para
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


IENDED-Continued
   Chap.      Par.
   95/2-Cont.
          18c-4306

          t18c-4309

          18c-4401

          18c-4402
          t18c-4503

          18c-4601

          18c-4602

          18c-4603

          18c-4604

          18c-4701


t18c-1205   SB-1516; HB-2207,
              2764
  18c-1501  SB-375, 1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
  18c-1502  SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-1537, 2051,
              2207
 *18c-1503  SB-375
 18c-1601   SB-1152, 1459, 1516;
              HB-1735, 2051,
              2207, 2764
 t18c-1602  SB-1516; HB-2207,
              2764
 t18c-1603  SB-1516; HB-2207,
              2764
 t18c-1604  SB- 1516; HB-2207,
              2764
  18c-1703  HB-2207
  18c-1704  SB-1152, 1459, 1516;
              HB-2207, 2764
 S18c-1705  SB-1516; HB-2207,
              2764
  18c-2101  SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
tl8c-2102a  SB-1516; HB-2764
  18c-2106  SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
  18c-2109  SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
  18c-2110  SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
  18c-2402  SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
  18c-3202  SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
  18c-3203  SB- 1152; HB-2207
  18c-3204  SB-1459; HB-2207
  18c-3209  SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
  18c-3210 SB-1152, 1459;
              HB-2207
  18c-4102  SB-1152, 1459, 1706;
              HB-2051, 2207,
              2636, 3144
  18c-4103   SB-1152, 1459;
               HB-1850, 2207
  18c-4104   SB-1152, 1459;
               HB-2207
 fl8c-4105   SB-1930
 18c-4201  SB-1152, 1459;
               HB-2207
  18c-4204   SB-1152, 1459;
               HB-2207
1f8c-4204a   SB-1516; HB-2764
*18c-4205  SB-1152, 1459;
               HB-2207
S18c-4294a   HB-2207


   Bill

SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152; HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459, 1516,
  1950; HB-1288,
  1760, 2051, 2207,
  2764, 2907, 3408
SB-1152; HB-2207
SB-1950; HB-2907,
  3408
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152; HB-2207
HB-2636
SB-1706; HB-3144
HB-1760
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207
SB-1417
SB-1152, 1459;
  HB-2207, 2878


           18c-7402  SB-474, 1152, 1455
                       1634; HB-2207,
                       2771
           18c-7403  SB-1152, 1459;
                       HB-2207
           18c-7404  SB-1152, 1459;
                       HB-1959, 2207
         t18c-7405   HB-4044
           18c-7502  SB-1085; HB-2051
           18c-7504  HB-2928
         t18c-7505   SB-517
         t18c-7601   SB-161, 1152, 145!
                       HB-2207




graph Number in Illinois Revised Stat9ites.':


18c-4702
18c-4807

18c-4901

18c-4902

18c-4903

18c-4904

18c-5102
tl8c-5302
18c-5304
18c-6102
18c-6201

18c-6202

18c-6301

18c-7101
18c-7401




2266


                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Chap.      Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.     Bill
95h-Cont.                             95-/-Cont.
       18c-9201  SB-1152,1459;                  317-5  HB-2219
                   HB-2207                      317-6  HB-2219
      18C-4103   HB-3946                       *321-1  HB-2219
   tl9a-101 thru                               *321-2  HB-2219
        19a-106  HB-80, 2438                   *321-3  HB-2219
        20-301   SB-1085; HB-2051              *321-4  HB-2219
        *100-5.2 HB-2808                       *321-5  HB-2219
        t100-60  HB-3802                       *321-6  HB-2219
          311-2  HB-2219                       *321-7  HB-2219
        t311-4   HB-2219                       *321-8  HB-2219
        t311-5   HB-2219                       *321-9  HB-2219
          313-1  SB-1550; HB-2219,           t321A-1   HB-2219
                   2220, 2925,3805            321A-2   HB-2219
          313-2  SB-1550; HB-2219,            321A-3   HB-2219
                   2220, 2925                  321A-4  HB-2219
          313-3  HB-2219, 2220                 321A-5  HB-2219
          313-4  HB-2219, 2220                 321A-6  HB-2219
          313-5  HB-2219, 2220                  605-3  SB-1085; HB-2051
          313-6  HB-2219, 2220                  609-2  SB-1233
          313-7  HB-2219, 2220                    624  HB-3130
          313-9  HB-2219,2220                   700-1  SB-1236
          313-12 HB-2219, 2220, 3607            700-3  SB-1236
        313-C5   HB-2219                        700-4  SB-1236
        313A-1   HB-2219, 2220                t700-9.1 SB-1236
        313A-3   HB-2219, 2220                t700-9.2 SB-1236
        313A-4   HB-2219,2220                 t700-9.3 SB-1236
        313A-5   HB-2219, 2220                t700-9.4 SB-1236
        313A-6   HB-2219, 2220,3495           t700-9.5 SB-1236
        313A-12  HB-2219, 2220                t700-9.6  SB-1236
        313A-14  HB-2219,2220                  700-11   SB-1236
        313A-15  HB-2219, 2220                 700-12   SB-1236
        313A-16  HB-2219                          801   HB-612, 3983
        313A-17  HB-2219,2220                  802.01   HB-612, 3983
        313A-19  HB-2219, 2220                    804   HB-612, 3983
        313A-20  HB-2219, 2220                    806   HB-612, 3983
        313A-21  HB-2219, 2220                   1104   HB-2051, 3466
      *313A-22   HB-2219                        1104a   HB-3466
         313B-2  HB-2219, 2220                   1105   HB-3466
         313B-7  HB-2219, 2220                   1106   HB-3538
         314-1   HB-2219                         1107   SB-1642
         314-5   HB-2219                  *1201-1 thru
         315-1   HB-2219                        1209-1  HB-3916, 3983
         315-2   HB-2219                        1201-2  HB-3776, 3843
         315-7   HB-2219                        1203-2  SB-2046; HB-311
         *315-7.1 HB-2219                                 3493, 3843
         *315-7.2 HB-2219                       1203-4  HB-3776, 3843
         *315-7.3 HB-2219                      1203-10  HB-3776
         *315-7.4 HB-2219                      1203-13  HB-3776, 3843
         315-11   HB-1200, 2072, 2202,          1204-1  HB-3740, 3776
                   3805                        * 1204-3 HB-3776
         315-13   HB-2199, 2201                 1204-4  HB-3843
         315-14  HB-2051                       1204-11  HB-3843
         t315-14 HB-2219                        1205-1  HB-3443, 3776, 3
         316-1  HB-2219
         317-1    HB-2219              NAMES
         317-2    HB-2219, 2220        96
         317-3    HB-2219                         tl.1  HB-3352

   *Repeal of Section is proposed.
   tAddition of Section is proposed.
   4Title Preceding Paragraph.
   References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


1
























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               2267


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.     Bill
96-Cont.
          tl.2   HB-3352
             6  HB-90
NATURAL RESOURCES
96%
        3-806.3 SB-153
           253  HB-4113
           801   HB-4113
           802   HB-4113
           804   HB-4113
           805   HB-4113
           806   HB-4113
           807   HB-4113
           808   HB-4113
           809   HB-4113
           815   HB-4113
           818   HB-4113
           821   HB-4113
   *1201-1 thru
        1209-1   HB-3915
          4102   SB-573; HB-1769
          4103   SB-573; HB-1272,
                  2280,2315
       t4103.2   SB-573
         *4104   HB-2256
         *4105   HB-2256
         4107    HB-2280
         4507    SB-786
         4801    HB-3613
         4802    HB-3613
         4804    HB-3613
         4805    HB-3613
         4806    HB-3613
         4807    HB-3613
         4808    HB-3613
         4809    HB-3613
         4811    HB-3613
         4812    HB-2351
         4813    HB-3613
         4815    HB-3613
         4816    HB-3613
         4817    HB-3613
         4818    HB-653,804
         4820    HB-3613
         4821    HB-3613
         5201    HB-3614, 4154
         5202    HB-3614, 4154
         5401    HB-3614, 4154
         t5401a  HB-3614, 4154
  5403 thru 5418 HB-3614, 4154
          5404
          5405   SB-1307,1482;
                   HB-2742, 4034
          5414   HB-2797
          5420   HB-3614,4154
          5422   HB-3614,4154
          5425   HB-3614,4154


Chap.      Par.
96½-Cont.
          5426
          5433
          5436
  5438 thru 5443
          5445
          5449
          5450
          5452
          5453
          5456
          t5458
          5905
          5907
          5908
          6305
          6308
        t6308e
          6309
          t6311
       t6311.1

          6315

          6317
          6322
          6324
          6326
          6327
       t6330.1
         6340a
         6351
       t6413.1
          6419
          6432
        6445.3
        6447.1
        t6449
        t6450
          6602
          6603
          6802
          6908
          6912
          6913
          6919
          t6920
          7113
          7114
          7116
          7402
          7403

        7403.1
        *7403.1
          7404
          7405
          7408


   Bill

HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-3614, 4154
HB-4154
HB-2215, 2236
HB-2217, 2236
HB-2217, 2236
HB-1256, 2746
HB-1256, 2746
HB-1254, 1256,2746
HB-3073, 3957
HB-3671
SB-634; HB-1256,
  3671
HB-812, 1255, 1256,
  2746
HB-868
HB-1256, 1257, 2746
HB-2051, 3671
HB-3671
HB-3671
HB-3286
HB-3100
HB-1253, 1254
SB-634; HB-1256
HB-868
HB-862
HB-862
SB-1532; HB-3988
HB-2732
HB-2732
HB-596,1253,1254
SB-731
HB-812, 3256
SB-1493
SB-1493
SB-1493
SB-1493
SB-1493
SB-892
SB-892
SB-892
HB-2256
SB-159; HB-981, 1867,
  2214,3549,4113
HB-3913
HB-3100
SB-2235
SB-1834
HB-1766


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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Chap.      Par.
961-Cont.
          7409
       17413.1
       7902.02
       7902.04
       7902.08
       7903.03
       7903.08
       7904.09
       7904.11
       7905.01
       7906.01
       7908.02
       7908.04
          8203
          9102
          9104
          9105

          t9106
        t9106a
          9107
          9602
          9606


SE
H]
HI
HI
SE
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
SI


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
  Bill              Chap.     Par.
                    102-Cont.
3-466                        42-06  1
B-2051                        42b    ]
B-3143                         43
B-3143                *201-101 thru
B-786; HB-3143             208-104
B-3143                     202-101
B-3143                     202-102
B-3143                     202-103
B-3143                    *202-105
B-3143                     202-106
B-3143                     203-103
B-3143                     203-104
B-3143                     203-105
B-1730,3742                204-101
B-4236                    *205-102
B-4236                     206-104
3-79, 226; HB-1174,        207-101
4236                       207-104


HB-709
HB-709
HB-709, 4236
HB-1819
HB-1819


NOTICES
100
          11.1  HB-1607
             4  SB-1032
          t8.3  HB-1911
            11  SB-1032; HB-665
NUISANCES
100/2
             4  SB-167, 1357, 1993
             28  HB-4179
OATHS AND AFFIRMATIONS
101


OFFICERS
102
          t3.3
          4.1
          4.10
          4.11
          4.12
             5
             6
             7a
             42

         42.02
         42.03


HB-2737
HB-2737
HB-2737
HB-2737


OFFICIAL BONDS
103


PARKS
105


HB-4004
HB-249, 1289
SB-811
SB-643, 811
SB-811
HB-3653
HB-1483, 2051
HB-1922
SB-1336; HB-2004,
  2005, 2996, 4071
SB-1460
SB-1460


     1
     14
 t14.1a



   2-9
   2-11
   3-1
   3-2
 t3-3a
 t3-4a
 t3-6d
   3-9
t3-10.1
  t4-5
  5-3
  5-8
  6-2
  6-3
  6-4
  8-1
  8-8
  8-15
  9-2a
  9-2c
  10-7
  11.2-3
  319
  320.1

  326
  327
  327w
  $327w
  333.3


   Bill

HB-2004
HB-4293
HB-2004

HB-2737
SB-12
SB-12; HB-372
SB-12; HB-3810
HB-467
SB-12; HB-467
HB-372
HB-372
SB-12
SB-12; HB-467, 2051
HB-467
HB-467, 1420
HB-467
SB-1085; HB-2051



HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-3888



HB-1641
SB-652; HB-1044
HB-3708
HB-812, 3708, 4293
HB-594
HB-594
SB-1952
HB-812
HB-803
SB-1274
HB-2051
SB-600
HB-3189
HB-3189
HB-3189
HB-812, 1256, 2746
HB-868
HB-3189
HB-4293
HB-3189
HB-552, 3310
HB-862
HB-2947
SB-982; HB-283, 552,
  2051
HB-2874
HB-2874, 3653, 3845
HB-2870
SB-969; HB-2870
HB-3085


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





2269


Chap.
105-Cont.
          3
          3
        t33
        33
        t33
        33
        t333
        333
        33
     t333.2
     t333.2
         33
         33


         468

       t461


        STATUTES A
Par.     Bill


33.4
33.5
3.6a
3.7c
3.7d
3.15
.16a
;.17a
3.23
3u-2
3u-3
13.26
13.52
468g

gl.2
468h
8K-6
702
714
723


PARTNERSHIP
1061h
         151-2
         151-3
         151-4
         151-5
         151-9
         152-2
         153-5
         156-1
         159-2
         159-3
         159-9
         159-11
         161-2
         161-4
         161-5
         t161-7
         1161-8
         t161-9
       t161-10
         162-5
PENSIONS
1081/
       t1-103.2
         1-110
         1-111
         1-113

       l1-113.1
       t1-116

       1-1111
         2-105


HB-3085
HB-3085
SB-1224; HB-1211
HB-3085
SB-1269
SB-1483
HB-3085
HB-3085
HB-868, 3085
HB-439
HB-3085
HB-862
SB-1269
SB-432, 1978, 2035;
  HB-288
SB-432
SB-432
HB-288
HB-2236
SB-2078
HB-2236



SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261
SB-1261


SB-236; HB-531
HB-2195
SB-244
SB-669; HB-4190,
  4213
SB-984; HB-4245
SB-1661; HB-169,
  1728, 3657, 4067
SB-2031
SB-1833; HB-1913,
  2712


MENDED-Continued
     Chap.      Par.
     108h-Cont.
              2-108
              2-117.2
            t2-117.2
            t2-117.3
            12-118.1
              2-119
              2-119.1
            t2-120.1
            2-121.1
              2-124


  2-126
  2-127
  3-109
  3-110.3
  3-110.4
t3-110.4
t3-110.5
   3-111

 3-111.1


   3-112
 3-114.1
 3-114.2
 3-114.5
 3-116.1
   3-120
   3-121
   3-125
 3-125.1
   3-128
   t3-128
   3-132
   3-135


t3-137.1
   3-141
   4-108
 4-108.2
 t4-108.2
 t4-108.3
   4-109
 4-109.1

 4-109.2
   4-114

 4-114.2
   4-115
 4-117.1
   4-118

 4-118.1


   Bill

HB-4213
SB-2266; HB-4061
HB-2715
SB-1833
HB-1913
HB-4213
SB-711, 866; HB-1662
HB-3287
SB-711, 866
SB-711, 1470;
  HB-1662, 2715,
  4213
HB-4213
SB-1258
HB-253, 3501, 4213
SB-236
SB-2266; HB-4061
HB-2715
HB-253, 4213
SB-236; HB-950, 1084,
  2633
SB-236; HB-995, 2633,
  2634, 2635, 3190,
  3270
SB-236; HB-646
SB-236
SB-236
HB-496
SB-246
HB-1083
HB-646
HB-2998
HB-495
HB-1086
HB-920
HB-2998
SB-1667, 2025;
  HB-553, 1943, 2714,
  2998
HB-2998
HB-2998
SB-236; HB-399
SB-2266; HB-4061
HB-1054, 2715
SB-236
HB-1251
SB-236; HB-886, 1247,
  2635
SB-236; HB-1241
SB-236; HB-1241,
  1248
HB-424, 496
HB-253, 4213
HB-1637
SB-236, 413, 850;
  HB-1250, 2713
HB-495


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Chap.      Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.      Bill
108½-Cont.                             108'--Cont.
       t4-118.3  HB-1931                      6-164.2  HB-17,253, 331, 4
         4-121   HB-680                                  4301
         4-128   SB-1667; HB-553,               6-177  HB-253
                   1943, 2714                   6-178  HB-253
         4-134   SB-1085; HB-2051               6-183  SB-413, 1419; HB-
         5-109   HB-253, 4213                   6-184  SB-413, 1462; HB-
         5-114   HB-362                                  2196
         5-128   HB-253, 4213                   6-190  HB-253
         5-129   HB-253, 4213                t6-190.1  HB-253
         5-131   HB-253, 4213                   6-193  HB-253
         5-132   HB-108, 2178                   6-202  HB-12, 253, 2710
         5-136.1 HB-101, 2715                   6-209  HB-253, 1012
         5-137   HB-253, 4213                 t6-210.1 HB-253, 1191
         5-138   HB-253, 4213                   6-211  SB-1331; HB-253
         5-141   HB-253, 4213                   6-226  SB-2266; HB-4061
         5-146   SB-413, 606; HB-107,         t6-2264  HB-2715
                   253, 2715, 4213              7-109  SB-1833; HB-1913
          5-154  HB-253, 2451, 2710,           7-109.3 SB-236; HB-397, 1
                   4213                         7-132  SB-236, 706, 1090;
          5-155  HB-253, 4213                            HB-485,520
          5-156  HB-253, 2715, 4213          t7-132.3   HB-253, 4213
          5-159  HB-253, 4213                   7-137   SB-1833; HB-32, 2
          5-165  SB-413, 606; HB-107,                     1664, 1913, 350(
                   253,2715,4213                         4170,4213
        5-167.1  HB-115, 2715                   7-139   SB-236; HB-253, 1
        5-167.5  HB-253, 1600, 4092,                      1085, 2134, 2294
                   4301                                   2343
          5-169  HB-253, 4213                  7-139.6  SB-2266; HB-4061
          5-170  HB-253, 4213                 t7-139.6  SB-664; HB-1913,
          5-178  HB-2715                                  2715
          5-179  HB-977                       t7-139.7  SB-1833, 2266;
          5-181  HB-977                                   HB-4061
          5-187  SB-413, 1419;                  7-141   SB-182, 236, 1076
                   HB-2715                                HB-31, 1005, 16
          5-188  SB-413, 1462;                            3500
                   HB-2196, 2715                7-142   SB-236; HB-995, 1
          5-194  HB-2715                                  2132,2135, 2294
        t5-194.1 HB-2715                                  3190, 3270, 421
          5-197  HB-2715                                  4299
          5-199  HB-253, 4213                  7-142.1  SB-182, 236, 1076
          5-206  HB-2715                                  HB-31, 872, 10C
        t5-229.1  HB-253, 4213                            3747
        t5-232   HB-2712                      t7-142.2  SB-228, 2266;
          5-233  SB-2266; HB-4061                         HB-2127, 3330,
          t5-234  HB-253, 4213                            3747, 4061
        t5-2335  HB-2715                      t7-142.3  SB-2266; HB-406
          6-111   SB-1331; HB-253                7-144  HB-1664,3500
          6-128   HB-33, 331, 588              7-144.2  HB-995, 3190, 32
        16-128.2  HB-14, 18, 253, 331,           7-146  SB-236; HB-253,
                    4213                                  4170, 4213
          6-151   HB-331,376                     7-147  HB-253, 4170, 42
          6-151.1 HB-331,376                     7-150  SB-236; HB-253,
        t6-151.2  HB-331,376                              4170,4213
          6-153   HB-253                         7-151  HB-253, 4170, 42
          6-154   HB-114                         7-152  SB-236; HB-1865
          6-159   HB-15,253                               2133,2134,271
          6-164   HB-12,253                               3410

   *Repeal of Section is proposed.
   tAddition of Section is proposed.
   4Title Preceding Paragraph.
   References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


092,



253
253,











873



Z53,
0,

054,








64,

1861,
6,
3,


)5,



1

70
2133,

13
2133,

13

4,




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STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                    108%-Cont.


Chap.
1081-


  7-156   SB-236; HB-2136
  7-158   SB-236
  7-164   SB-236; HB-2136
  7-165   SB-236; HB-2136
  7-168   HB-1863, 2135
t7-170.1  HB-4173
   7-172  SB-236; HB-2136,
            2772
 7-173.1  SB-182, 236, 1076;
            HB-31, 1005
t7-173.3  HB-4061
7-175.1   SB-236; HB-2134
   7-193  HB-1777
 7-199.1  HB-2498, 2772
   7-205  SB-236; HB-2136
   7-206  SB-236; HB-2136
   7-209  HB-2135
   t7-223 HB-253, 4213
   8-117  SB-1076; HB-2715
   8-120  HB-2711
t8-126.3  SB-1940; HB-253,
            4213
t8-136.3  SB-2266; HB-4061
t8-136.4  SB-2266; HB-4061
t8-136.5  SB-2266; HB-4061
   8-137  SB-627, 1076; HB-995,
            3190, 3270
 8-137.1  SB-627, 1076
   8-138  SB-621,628, 1076;
            HB-370, 381, 562,
            1861,2715, 4133,
            4147, 4148
 8-150.1  SB-621, 628, 1076;
            HB-370, 381, 562,
            2715
t8-150.2  HB-572
   8-153  SB-824, 1076; HB-571
   8-154  HB-572, 2715
   8-159  SB-620, 1076, 2248;
            HB-382, 2715
   8-160  HB-1865, 3410
   8-163  SB-1075, 1076;
            HB-2715
 8-164.1  SB-619, 1076; HB-253,
            383, 1872, 4092,
            4301
   8-167  HB-567
   8-190  HB-2715
   8-192  HB-2715
   8-201  SB-413, 1419
t8-206.1  HB-1777
   8-208  HB-2715
   8-211  HB-2715
   8-226  HB-253, 2715, 4213
 8-226.1  HB-253, 4213
 8-226.4  SB-2266; HB-4061
 t8-226.4 HB-2715


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


1

1
*1


    Par.
Cont.


Bill


8-226.5   HB-4213
t8-226.5  SB-2266; HB-253,
            4061
   8-230  HB-567
   8-232  HB-2715
 8-244.1  HB-511,3961
   9-101  HB-331, 2713
   9-108  SB-1833, 1852;
            HB-1913, 4214
   9-112  SB-1852
   9-120  SB-1833; HB-1913
   9-121  SB-1833, 1852;
            HB-1913
 9-121.5  SB-2266; HB-4061
 t9-121.5 HB-1913, 2715
 t9-121.8 HB-2715
 9-121.9  HB-4213
 t9-121.9 SB-1833; HB-253
 9-121.10 HB-4213
*9-121.10 HB-253
'9-121.62 HB-2715
*9-121.72 HB-2715
   9-127  HB-2715
   9-128  HB-2715
 9-128.1  SB-2266; HB-1338,
            1340, 2715, 4061
   9-133  HB-995, 1339, 3190,
            3270
 9-133.1  HB-995, 3190, 3270
   9-134  HB-253, 2715, 4213
   9-142  HB-2715
   9-143  HB-2715
   9-144  HB-2715
 9-146.1  HB-2715
   9-154  HB-2715
   9-155  HB-253, 2715, 4213
   9-156  HB-2715
   9-157  HB-2715
   9-160  HB-2715
   9-185  HB-2715
   9-186  HB-2715
   9-187  HB-2715
   9-223  HB-253, 2715, 4213
   9-228  HB-2757, 4078
 10-104.4 SB-2266; HB-4061
10-104.4  HB-2715
t10-109   HB-2713
  11-116  SB-1076; HB-2715
  11-125.5 SB-2266; HB-4061
11-125.5  HB-2715
11-125.6   HB-4213
[11-125.6 SB-2207; HB-253
  11-134  SB-622, 1076, 1077,
            1078; HB-446, 557,
            2715
 11-134.1 SB-1079
 11-134.3 SB-1079




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108z---Cont.


STATUTES AM]
Bill


!


ENDED-Continue
  Chap.      Par.
  108h-Cont.
          12-132
          *12-132

          12-133

          12-133.1

          12-133.2
          12-135

          12-135.1
          12-135.2
          12-136

          12-136.1
          12-136.2
          12-137


I


11-145.1   SB-622, 1076, 1077,
             1078; HB-446, 557,
             2715
I11-145.2  HB-573
  11-148   HB-371
  11-153   HB-571, 2711
  11-154   HB-570, 2715
  11-156   HB-2715
  11-158   SB-1075; HB-2715
  11-160.1 HB-253, 561, 4092,
             4301
  11-163   HB-568
  11-167   SB-2239
  11-179   HB-2715
  11-190   SB-413, 1419
  11-197   HB-2715
  11-200   HB-2715
  11-215   HB-253, 2715, 4213
  11-216   HB-2715
  11-221   HB-568
  12-101   HB-2452
  12-106   HB-2452
  12-108   HB-2452
  *12-110  SB-1186, 1211, 1855;
             HB-253, 2452, 3893,
             4213
   12-112  HB-2452
   *12-113 SB-1186, 1211, 1855;
             HB-253, 2452, 3893,
             4213
   12-118  SB-1855; HB-253,
             3893, 4213
 12-118.2  HB-2452
   12-123  SB-1855; HB-253,
             2452, 3893, 4213
 12-123.1  HB-2452
   12-124  SB-1855; HB-253,
             2452, 3893, 4213
   12-125  HB-2452
 12-125.1  HB-2452
   12-127  HB-2452, 4213
 12-127.1  HB-2452
 12-127.2  HB-2452
 12-127.3  HB-2452
 12-127.4  SB-2266; HB-4061
 t12-127.4 HB-2715
 12-127.5  HB-4213
 t12-127.5 HB-253
   12-128  SB-1855; HB-253,
             2452, 3893, 4213
  *12-129  SB-1186, 1211, 1855;
             HB-253, 2452, 3893,
             4213
   12-130  SB-1855; HB-253,
             2452, 3893, 4213
   12-131  SB-1855; HB-253,
             2452, 3893, 4213


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
4Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to theChapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


12-138
12-139

12-140

12-141
12-142

12-143

12-145

12-146

12-147

12-148
12-149
12-150

12-151

12-151.1
12-151.2

  12-152
  12-154
  12-155
  12-156
  12-158
  *12-160

  12-167
  12-170
  12-174
  12-176
  12-177
  12-178


   Bill

HB-2452
SB-1855; HB-253,
  3893, 4213
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
HB-2452
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
HB-2452
HB-2452
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
HB-2452
HB-2452
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 2711, 3893,
  4213
HB-2452
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
HB-2452
SB-1855; HB-253,
  3893, 4213
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
SB-1855; HB-253,
   2452, 3893, 4213
 HB-2452
 SB-1186, 1211
 SB-1855; HB-253,
   2452, 3893, 4213
 SB-1855; HB-253,
   2452, 3893, 4213
 HB-2452
 SB-1855; HB-253,
   2452, 3893, 4213
 HB-2452
 HB-2452
 HB-2452
 HB-2452
 HB-2452
 SB-1186, 1211;
   HB-2452
 HB-2452
 HB-253, 2452, 4213
 HB-2452
 HB-2452
 HB-2452
 HB-2452




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Chap.      Par.
1081h-Cont.
         12-180
         *12-181


         12-184
         *12-184

         12-185
         12-186
         12-187

         12-190
         12-191
         12-194
         t12-194

         13-115
      t13-124.1
      t13-124.2
      t13-124.3
      13-125.4
      t13-125.4
         13-134
         13-135
         13-138
       13-138.1
       13-138.2

       13-149.2
         13-150
         13-156
         13-167
         13-169
         13-170
         13-182
         13-1156
      14-103.05


      14-103.10

      14-103.39
      114-103.39
         14-104

       14-104.4

       t14-104.6
         14-105
         14-105.2
       14-105.5
       t14-105.5

       t14-105.6
       t14-105.7
         14-108


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill                Chap.      Par.
                    1081/-Cont.


HB-2452
SB-1186, 1211, 1855;
  HB-253, 2452, 3893,
  4213
HB-2452
SB-1855; HB-253,
  3893, 4213
HB-2452
HB-2452
SB-1855; HB-253,
  2452, 3893, 4213
HB-2452
HB-2452
HB-4213
SB-1855; HB-253,
  3893
HB-2715
HB-2715
HB-2715
HB-2715
SB-2266; HB-4061
HB-2715
HB-2715
HB-2715
HB-2385, 2715
HB-2385, 2715
SB-236; HB-2385,
  2628, 2713, 2715
HB-2385, 2715
HB-2385, 2715
HB-2385
HB-2385, 2715
HB-2385, 2715
HB-2385, 2715
HB-2715
HB-2715
SB-664, 1833; HB-887,
  1617, 1689, 1913,
  2051, 2712, 4154
SB-706, 1265;
  HB-2712
HB-4213
HB-253, 4047
HB-353, 366, 556,
  1204
SB-706, 1265;
  HB-2712
HB-4196
HB-556
HB-2712
SB-2266; HB-4061
HB-1054, 1085, 1913,
  2715
SB-236
SB-1833
SB-151, 413, 2047;
  HB-253, 536, 1011,
  1213, 1266, 1838,
  1861, 3191, 3192,
  3851, 4213


Bill


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes:
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


t14-108.3  HB-887, 2127
   14-110  SB-151, 354, 413, 825,
              1186, 2047; HB-253,
              536, 690, 1838,
              1874, 2712, 3495,
              3661, 3851, 4104,
              4213
 t14-110.1  SB-1004, 2195
   14-114  SB-236, 413,659, 870,
              889, 1049; HB-995,
              1011, 1322, 1662,
              3190, 3270
   14-115   SB-413, 889; HB-995,
              1011, 1662, 3190,
              3270
   14-119   SB-236, 870, 1049;
              HB-1322
   14-121   SB-236, 870, 1049;
              HB-1322
   14-123   HB-253, 4047, 4213
   14-123.1 HB-253, 3746, 4047,
              4213
   14-124   HB-253, 3746, 4047,
              4213
  14-125.1  HB-4065
  14-130  SB-413; HB-1011,
              1863
   14-131   SB-706, 711, 1265,
              1470, 1833;
              HB-1662,1913,
              2712, 2715, 4213
   14-133   SB-1004, 2195
 14-135.03  HB-1777
 t14-147.1  HB-2449
   14-152   HB-4213
   t14-152  HB-253
   15-107   HB-887
   15-111   HB-2310, 2712
   15-113   HB-887
   15-113.2 HB-684, 2712
   15-113.3 SB-118, 236; HB-427,
              556, 3656, 3817
  15-113.4  HB-253, 2310, 2712,
              4213
  15-113.7  HB-2309
  15-113.10 SB-2266; HB-887,
              4061
t15-113.10  HB-2715
    15-136  SB-236, 659, 768, 870,
              1898, 1899; HB-253,
              995, 1213, 1266,
              1322, 1662, 1861,
              2311,3190, 3191,
              3192, 3270, 4213
  15-136.1  HB-995, 1662, 3190,
              3270
  15-136.2  HB-1861





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Bill


1









1t


1F


1


Chap.      Par.
108h-Cont.


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


  15-145  SB-236, 810, 870,
            1863; HB-253, 1322,
            2307, 4213
15-146.1  HB-253, 2307, 2308,
            4213
  15-153  HB-2306
15-153.1  HB-3397
15-153.2  HB-1865, 3410
15-153.3  HB-1865, 3410
  15-154  SB-1899; HB-253,
            1863, 4213
  15-155  SB-711, 1470; HB-253,
            1662, 4213
  15-157  SB-1899; HB-253,
            4213
  15-159  SB-1186; HB-253,
            2426, 2712
  15-167  HB-2561
15-167.2  HB-4067
  15-175  HB-1777
15-186.1  HB-2712
15-186.1  SB-150,711
16.149.2  HB-3410
  16-106  HB-1910, 4213
16-111.2  HB-253
  16-118  HB-1532, 3174
  16-127  SB-118, 236, 552, 633;
            HB-365, 385, 427,
            449, 556, 1387,
            3274, 3479, 3817,
            4095, 4213
  16-128  HB-449, 3479
16-130.1  HB-2712
16-130.1  HB-403
16-131.3  SB-2266; HB-4061
16-131.3  HB-1054, 2715
16-131.4  SB-236
  16-132  HB-1910
  16-133  SB-2252; HB-1213,
            1239, 1266, 1861,
            3191, 3192, 3588
16-133.1  SB-236, 238, 391, 659,
            706,870, 1186,
            1782; HB-995, 1322,
            1662, 1688, 2272,
            3190, 3270, 3328
16-133.2  SB-236; HB-197, 1861
16-133.3  HB-253, 1321, 2125,
            2127
16-136.1  SB-236, 238, 659, 870,
            1186, 1782; HB-995,
            1322, 1662, 1688,
            3190, 3270, 3328
  16-143  SB-575, 706; HB-2715
16-143.1  SB-236, 867, 870,
            1782; HB-1322,
            1942, 3328


Chap.      Par.
1081-Cont.
         16-149


       16-149.1

       16-149.2
         16-150
         16-151
       16-153.4
         16-158


       16-158.1
         16-165
         16-179
      t16-179.3
      16-181.2
         16-187
         16-192
         16-199
       17-114.2
       t17-114.2
         17-116


       17-116.1

       t17-116.2
         17-117
         17-119



         17-122

         17-123
         17-124
         17-125
         17-134



         17-137
         17-138
         17-139
       17-142.1
       117-145.1
         17-148
      t17-149.1
      17-156.1


         18-108
         18-112

       18-112.2
       t18-112.2


t
t
1


t


   Bill

SB-706; HB-253, 1363,
  1369, 1865, 3410,
  4213
HB-253, 1865, 3410,
  4213
HB-1369, 1865, 3410
HB-253
HB-145, 1863, 4066
HB-2772
SB-711, 1470, 1782;
  HB-1662, 3328,
  4213
HB-1910
HB-1910, 2712
HB-253, 2561, 4213
HB-4067
HB-1777
HB-2712
HB-1910, 2712
HB-1910, 2712
SB-2266; HB-4061
HB-2715
SB-1775; HB-1213,
  1266, 1861, 1864,
  3191, 3192, 3194
HB-253, 1861, 3047,
  4213
HB-2125
HB-1865, 3410
SB-236, 870; HB-995,
  1322, 1862, 3148,
  3157, 3158, 3190,
  3270
SB-236, 711,870,
  1134; HB-1322
HB-1961, 3051
HB-1961, 3051
HB-1863
SB-118, 236, 830;
  HB-253, 427, 556,
  2192, 3047, 3217,
  3218, 3817, 4213
HB-4291
HB-4291
HB-4291
HB-1468, 2715
HB-1777
SB-830; HB-2712
HB-2627, 2715
SB-659; HB-995, 1862,
  3157, 3158, 3190,
  3270
HB-2712
SB-711, 712; HB-253,
  403, 731, 2712, 4213
SB-2266; HB-4061
HB-2715




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STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


'ar.


Bill


Chap.       P
10812-Cont.
       18-12!
       18-1


       18-1

       20-1
       20-1

       *21.1
       21-10:
       21-102.
       21-1
       21-1
       21-1
       21-1
       t21-10,
       21-1
       21-1
       21-1
       21-1

       21-1

       *22-1
       22-5
       22-5
       22-5
       22-5
       t22-8
       t22-8
       122-8
       t22-8
       22A-1
       22A-1
       22A-1
     t22A-11:
     125-101 th
        25-1
    125-101 th
        25-1
           1
PLATS
109



PRACTICE
110


1-103
2-103
2-202
2-206
2-209


SB-2126
SB-2072; HB-692
HB-317, 474, 853
HB-218, 1557, 1724
SB-1119; HB-474,
  2061, 2862


5.1  HB-1662
31   SB-711, 1470;
       HB-1662, 2715,
       4213
33   SB-654, 711; HB-2712,
       2773
15   HB-2051
25   SB-706, 1265;
       HB-2712
11   HB-2680
2.2  HB-2680
17   HB-2680
03   HB-2680
04   HB-2680
07   HB-2680
09   HB-2680
9.1  HB-2680
12 HB-2680
13   HB-2680
14 HB-2680
15   HB-253, 2680, 4047,
       4213
16   HB-253, 3356, 3653,
       4213
01   HB-220
02   HB-220, 4067
03   HB-4067
05   HB-4067
i09  HB-592
01   SB-865
102  SB-865
03   HB-1661
04   HB-1661
04   SB-1833; HB-1913
09   HB-1921, 2712, 3859
12   HB-2561
2.1  HB-4067
iru
34   HB-220
iru
52   SB-1833; HB-1913
01   HB-2680



2    SB-2133; HB-532
5    HB-2295
10   HB-2295


Chap.      Par.
110--Cont.
         2-401
         2-411
         2-415
         t2-418
         2-603
         2-604
         2-604.1
         2-611

         2-616
         t2-623
         2-701
         2-1001
         2-1002
       2-1004A
       12-1007.1
       12-1007A
       t2-1008A
       2-1009
       2-1009A
       t2-1009A
    2-1014 thru
        2-1019
        2-1103
        2-1106
        2-1107
        2-1107.1
      *2-1107.1

      12-1107.2
        2-1112
        2-1114
      12-1115.1
        2-1116
        *2-1116
      12-1116.1
        2-1117

        *2-1117
        2-1118
        *2-1118

        12-1119

        2-1205.1

        2-1207
        2-1303
        2-1305
        2-1403

    *2-1701 thru
         2-1719
         2-1901
         t2-2001
         t2-2002
   t2A-101 thru
        2A-114


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
lTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

HB-474
HB-713
HB-713
SB-1118
HB-3792
SB-1150
HB-744
SB-1058, 1153, 1825,
  2221; HB-1480
SB-219, 1119; HB-474
HB-4202
HB-38
HB-713
HB-713
HB-39, 2748
HB-2944
HB-39
HB-39
HB-142
SB-1827
HB-2748

HB-3701
HB-713
SB-1991
HB-3084
SB-584
SB-594, 1066; HB-878,
  983, 1475
HB-386
HB-713
SB-1063; HB-1474
HB-999
SB-584
SB-1066; HB-1475
SB-1026
SB-583, 593; HB-878,
  1121, 2468
SB-1066; HB-1475
HB-817, 818, 2468
SB-593, 1066;
  HB-1121, 1475
SB-807; HB-342, 1383,
  1880, 2468
SB-592, 1064;
  HB-1131, 1476
SB-1061; HB-1481
HB-474, 3885
HB-713
SB-263, 781; HB-473,
  474, 2051

SB-1512
HB-474
SB-362
SB-362

SB-306; HB-590




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Chap.
11O-Cont.
         3
         3
         3
         3
         t3
         3
         3
         4
         4
         *4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4
         4




 7-101 thru


*7-106



t7-201

t7-301

t7-401

t7-501

t7-601

t7-701


         STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
 Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.
                            110-Cont.
-101   HB-3860                   t7-801 thru
-102   HB-713,3860                    7-804   1
-103   HB-713                    t7-901 thru
-104   SB-576, 1215                   7-907   1
-104   SB-1215                  t7-1001 thru
-111   HB-713                        7-1016   1
-112   SB-2273                  t7-1101 thru
-101   HB-713                        7-1113   1
-104   HB-713                   t7-1201 thru
1-105  HB-713                        7-1212   1
1-107  HB-713                   t7-1301 thru
-108   HB-713                        7-1304
t-110  HB-713                   t7-1401 thru
-113   HB-713                        7-1412
-114   HB-713                   t7-1501 thru
-117   HB-713                        7-1508
t-120  HB-713                      t8-801.1
-122   HB-713                         8-802
-128   HB-713
1-130  HB-713                      t8-802.2
-131   HB-713                        8-2002
-132   HB-713                        8-2101
1-134  HB-713                        8-2102
1-137  HB-713                        8-2601
-140   HB-713                       t8-2601
1-143  HB-713                         9-102
1-205  HB-713
1-206  HB-713                         9-106
5-105  SB-1624                        9-108
5-107  SB-1624                        9-110
7-101  HB-2855, 3576                  9-111
7-105  HB-51
7-102  HB-713, 2855, 3576,          t9-201.1
         3767                         9-206
7-103  SB-582, 848, 878,         *9-301 thru
         1036, 1053, 1085,            9-315
         1518, 1791, 1880;           t9-322
         HB-301, 374, 1136,          10-105
         1947, 2051, 2288,           10-106
         2767, 3261, 3765,           10-125
         4151, 4169, 4293            12-101
thru
7-129  HB-51                         12-108
7-119  HB-2855, 3576                 12-109
7-130  HB-4185                     t12-109.1
Ithru                                12-112
7-214  HB-51                         12-119
Ithru                                 12-139
7-311  HB-51                         12-183
I thru                           *12-601 thru
7-407  HB-51                          12-617
1 thru                              t12-627
7-508  HB-51                         112-628
1 thru                               112-629
7-610  HB-51                         t12-630
1 thru                               t12-631
7-708  HB-51                         t12-632


   Bill


HB-51

HB-51

HB-51

HB-51

HB-51

HB-51

HB-51

HB-51
SB-2041
SB-125, 194; HB-1220,
  1568, 2151, 2730
HB-600
SB-482
SB-1172
SB-1135; HB-474
HB-4293
HB-3333
SB-624; HB-474, 1089,
  2421,3631
HB-2436, 3631
HB-713
HB-474
SB-624, 1719;
  HB-2423
SB-1491; HB-2698
HB-4100

SB-1491; HB-2698
SB-756
HB-474, 2238
HB-713
HB-713
SB-141; HB-923, 2693,
  2862
SB-1085; HB-2051
SB-141
HB-312, 620
SB-84
HB-474
HB-474
SB-141; HB-2862

SB-1424
SB-1424
SB-1424
SB-1424
SB-1424
SB-1424
SB-1424


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
Refertnces sare t6oihe.Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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      Par.
Cont.


STATUTES AM
Bill


Chap.
110-


[ENDED-Continued
   Chap.      Par.
   110-Cont.
          15-1603   1
        t15-1603.1  1
          15-1604   1
          15-1701   1
          15-1702
     t15-1801 thru
          15-1807


  t12-633  SB-1424
  t12-634  SB-1424
112-701.1  HB-4150
   12-704  SB-2142
   12-803  HB-121
   12-804  SB-2142
   12-808  HB-2825
   12-813  HB-713
   12-903  SB-624
   12-1001 SB-2142, 2148;
             HB-3569, 3853
  12-1201  SB-2142
  13-202   HB-3439
  13-203   HB-474
  13-205   HB-3609
  13-211   SB-219, 701, 1030;
             HB-474, 1881, 2238,
             2637
113-211.1  HB-474
   13-212  SB-219, 701, 1030;
             HB-474, 1881, 2238,
             2637
   13-213  HB-474, 2238
   13-214  HB-440, 474, 692,
             2051, 2238
 13-214.1  SB-1085; HB-2051
 *13-214.1 HB-897, 2303
 t13-214.2 SB-1001
 t13-215.1 HB-2902
   13-217  HB-142
   13-220  HB-713
   13-224  HB-2051
*15-102.1  SB-1085; HB-2051
  *15-111  SB-1085; HB-2051
  *15-113  SB-1085; HB-2051
  *15-114  SB-1085; HB-2051
  *15-116  SB-1085; HB-2051
  *15-309  SB-1085; HB-2051
  15-1103  HB-474
  15-1106  HB-474, 1414
  15-1107  HB-474
  15-1207  HB-474
  15-1209  HB-474
  15-1218  HB-474
  15-1219  HB-474
  t15-1400 SB-220
  15-1404  HB-474
  15-1501  HB-474
  15-1503  HB-474
  15-1504  HB-474
  15-1506  HB-474
  15-1507  SB-2043; HB-474
  15-1508  HB-474
  15-1509  HB-474
  15-1512  HB-474
  15-1601  HB-474
  15-1602  HB-474


   Bill

HB-474, 1089
HB-1089
HB-474
HB-474
SB-2124; HB-4181

SB-409; HB- 1114,
  1229
SB-1031
HB-408
HB-4293


  1-2.11  SB-822; HB-1940
11-2.15a  SB-1476, 1509
tl-2.15b  SB-1476, 1509
  1-2.16  SB-1476, 1509
     1-5  SB-165, 1476, 1509
   tl-9a  SB-1476, 1509
   tl-11  SB-165
     2-1  SB-1573, 1773
     2-2  SB-522
     t2-4 SB-1510
   *2-10  SB-165
     4-3  SB-2134
     5-1  SB-165, 1476, 1509
     5-2  SB-1476, 1509
     6-2  SB-1476, 1509
     6-4  HB-1458
   6-10   SB-1476, 1509
   6-11   SB-1476, 1509
   6-13   SB-165
   6-21   SB-1476, 1509
     8-1  SB-1476, 1509
     8-2  SB-1476, 1509
     9-1  SB-165; HB-1696
     9-3  SB-165
   19-10  SB-165
   10-5   SB-1476, 1509
   11-1   SB-744
   11-3   SB-165
   11-5   HB-2051
   11-7.1 SB-1611; HB-1333
   11-13  SB-1149
 11-14.1  SB-744
 i11-19   SB-744
   lla-2  HB-3836
   lla-5  SB-165
   lla-9  HB-3836
   Ila-10 HB-3836
   lla-17 SB-524, 1148, 2184;
            HB-1108, 1109,
            2128, 3598, 3836
  11a-18  SB-524,1149;
            HB-1108, 1109,
            2099


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
1Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


        17-117
        1305.1
          *901
PROBATE
110%


I




2278


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.     Bill
1101-Cont.
      tlla-18.1  HB-4116
         lla-23  SB-165
       *lla-23   SB-524; HB-1109,
                   2051
         t15-5   SB-1476, 1509
           18-1  HB-4116
        t18-1.1  HB-4116
          18-10  HB-4116
        t20-24   SB-73
      ¶21-10.5a  HB-2619
          24-2   SB-822; HB-1940
          24-4   SB-73
          24-9   SB-165
          24-19  SB-165
          25-1   SB-423
          28-3   SB-165
          28-10  SB-73
          28-11  SB-822; HB-1940
 t29-1 thru 29-11 SB-1476, 1509
           252   HB-2071
           302   SB-78, 1092
           303   HB-406, 407
           305   HB-407
           308   SB-100, 2131; HB-1
                   407, 2051
         t308.1  HB-404
           351   HB-407
         t351.1  HB-404
           352   HB-407
           353   HB-404
           701   SB-1147; HB-1902
           702   SB-1147; HB-1902
           703   SB-1147; HB-175,
                   1902, 2051
            704  SB-1147; HB-1902
            705  SB-1147; HB-1902
            706  SB-1147; HB-1902
            707  SB-1147; HB-1902
            708  SB-1147; HB-1902
            709  SB-1147; HB-1902
         t801-1  SB-2184; HB-3598
         802-1   SB-2184; HB-3598
         802-3   SB-2184; HB-3598
         802-10  SB-2184; HB-3598
         804-1   HB-3598
     *804-1 thru
         804-12   SB-2184; HB-3598
         804-7    HB-3598
         804-8    HB-3598
         804-10   HB-3598
 PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS
 111
             96   SB-1858
          t209a   HB-2377
            302 HB-2378, 3415
            304   HB-2378


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


H0,


Chap.      Par.
111-Cont.
        t308.1
        420.1
        440-23
           702
           705
           708
           709
           711
           713
           *715
           901
           904
           909
           914
        1022.13
          1102
          1106
          1109
        t1119.1
          1201
          1206
          1208
          1211
          1212
          1213
          1214
          1216
          1218
          1219
          1229
          1229.1
          1231
          1232
          1233
          1701-1
        11701-1
        1701-2
        1701-4


        1701-7

        1701-10
        1701-11

        1702-1
        1703-1

        1703-4
        1703-5
        t1703-5A
        t1703-5B
        t1703-5C
        t1703-5D
        11703-5E
        1703-6
        1703-7


   Bill

HB-2378
SB-23; HB-56
HB-2051
SB-1494
SB-1494
SB-1494
SB-1494
SB-1494
SB-1494; HB-4236
SB-1494
HB-3840
HB-3840
HB-2051
HB-2051, 3840
SB-1449
HB-3732
SB-943
HB-1332
HB-1223
HB-2051
HB-2051, 4293
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-1184
HB-2051, 4293
HB-2051
SB-1262
SB-1262
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-454, 1003
SB-454
SB-1003
SB-454, 1003, 1558,
   2153; HB-2051,
   4293
 SB-454, 1003;
   HB-2051
 SB-454, 1003
 SB-454, 1003, 2153;
   HB-4293
 HB-3477
 SB-454, 1003,2153;
   HB-3477, 4293
 SB-2153
 SB-1558
 SB-1558
 SB-1558
 SB-1558
 SB-1558
 SB-1558
 SB-454, 1003, 2153
 SB-2153




2279


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
111-Cont.
       1703A-1
       t1703A-1
       t1703A-2
       1703A-3
       t1703A-3
       1703A-4
       t1703A-4
       1703A-5
       t1703A-5
       1703A-6
       t1703A-6
       1703A-7
       t1703A-7
       t1703B-1
       t1703B-2
       t1703B-3
       t1703B-4
       t1703B-5
         1704-1
         1704-2

         1704-4
         1704-7
         1704-9
         1704-19
         1704-20
         2003
         2304
         2311

         2313
         t2314.1
         2316
         2317
         2319
         2321

         2326
         2336
         2338
         2342
         2351
         2354
         2401
         2404
         2407
         2415
         2652
         2655
         2658
         2660
         2661
         2664
         2665
         2670
         2678
         2800


   Bill

SB-2153
SB-454, 1003
SB-454, 1003
SB-2153
SB-454, 1003
SB-2153
SB-454, 1003
SB-2153
SB-454, 1003
SB-2153
SB-454, 1003
SB-2153
SB-454, 1003
SB-1558
SB-1558
SB-1558
SB-1558
SB-1558
SB-454, 1003, 2153
SB-940, 941, 2153;
  HB-237, 1714
SB-454, 1003
SB-2153
SB-2153
SB-2153
SB-2153
HB-2051
SB-798; HB-2051
SB-798; HB-2051,
  2332
HB-3763
HB-2068
HB-3763
HB-2332
HB-1816
SB-798; HB-2051,
  2332, 3264
HB-1816
SB-798
HB-3474
SB-798, 1262
HB-2051
SB-798
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2827, 3416, 3417
SB-943; HB-275, 2051
HB-2079
SB-672, 943; HB-275
SB-943; HB-275
HB-1784
HB-1027, 1279, 3024
SB-943
HB-3495
HB-653, 804
SB-942


Chap.      Par.
11-Cont.
          2801
          2802
          2804
          2812
        2814.1
        t2814.2
          2824
          2825
          2833
          3201
 *3201 thru 3234
          3204
          3206
          3208
          3209
          3210
          3212
          3213
          3214
          3225
        3225.1
          3229
          3401
        t3403.1
        *3403.1
          3420
          3423
          3428
          3429
       t3429.01
         3435.1
         *3435.1
         3505.1
         3531
         3601
         3603
         3654
         3702
         3703
         3719
         3813.2
         3814
         3825
         3832
         3903
         3905
         3909
         3915
         3925
         4002
         4003
         4005
         4006
         4007

         4011
         4014


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.''
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

HB-2051
SB-942; HB-1699
HB-3013
SB-942
HB-1699
HB-1699
HB-1699
SB-1166; HB-1699
HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-1282
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-1262
SB-1262
HB-2051
HB-1428
HB-1421
HB-2051
HB-1816
SB-1216
HB-534,1816
HB-1511
HB-1511
SB-938
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-3474
HB-1433
HB-1900
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2332
HB-2827, 3416, 3417
SB-1262
HB-1816
HB-1816
HB-1430
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-1432
SB-418, 747; HB-1432
SB-418, 747; HB-1432
SB-418, 747; HB-1432
SB-418, 747; HB-1045,
  1432
HB-1816
SB-747; HB-1319,
  1432




2280


Chap.
111-Cont.
         *i



       t40

       *40
       t40

       *4C
       t4C

       *40






         40

         *
 *4101 thru







        t4















        1
        44

        4g
        44
        t440
        44
        44(


4105

4123
136a
4148
4150
55.19
4251

4255
4256
4261
4267

4268
4280
4281
4282
4284
*4286
*4287
400-2

400-5
400-8
)0-8.1
400-9
00-11


SB-418; HB-1045,
  1432
SB-1812; HB-2051
SB-1812
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-3474
SB-515; HB-2051,
  4293
SB-1278
SB-1278
HB-1816
SB-515, 1278;
  HB-1816
SB-1278
SB-1278
SB-1278
SB-1278
SB-1278; HB-1437
SB-1278; HB-1297
SB-1276; HB-1297
HB-2051, 3119, 3789,
  3790
HB-2051
HB-47
HB-3790
HB-2051
HB-3789


t4433b

  4435
  4436
  4437

  *4437
  4440
  4471
  t4479
  4504
  4605
  4613
  4752
  4805
  4812
  4815
  4841
  4844
  4845
t4902.1
  4919
  4922
  4937
  5001
  5006


         STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
 Par.     Bill              Chap.     Par.
                            111-Cont.
4019  HB-47,1816                   4400-17
4019  HB-2051                      4400-18
4028  SB-418, 747; HB-1432         4400-19
4029  SB-418, 747; HB-1432         4400-22
4030  SB-418, 747; HB-1432         4400-24
)30.2  SB-418, 1146; HB-156,     f4400-27.1
         1045, 1432                4400-33
)30.2  HB-2051                   t4400-33.1
)30.3  SB-418, 1146;               4400-36
         HB-1045, 1432             4400-37
)30.3  HB-2051                     4400-38
)30.4  SB-418, 1146;               4400-49
         HB-1045, 1432            t4400-64
)30.4  HB-2051                        4401
4033   SB-747                *4401 thru 4478
4035   SB-418, 747; HB-1319,
         1432                         4403
4037   SB-747; HB-1319,               4406
         1432                        *4406
4039   SB-418; HB-1432                4407
)52.1  SB-1262                        4408
4101   SB-418, 1146;                  4410
         HB-1045, 1432                4420
4101   HB-2051                      t4420a
4113   SB-418; HB-1432                4429
4102   SB-418; HB-1045,
         1432                       t4430a
4103   SB-418; HB-1045,               4432
         1432                         4433


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

HB-2051
HB-3789
HB-47, 3789
HB-3154
HB-47
HB-3644
HB-2051
HB-3844
HB-3779
HB-3779
HB-2051
HB-47, 2051
HB-3154
HB-1427
SB-243, 1309;
  HB-1933
SB-243
SB-1136
HB-2051
HB-1816
HB-1871
HB-455
HB-2547, 2551
SB-1339; HB-2266
SB-1262; HB-1972,
  2547, 2551, 2552
HB-2547, 2551
HB-2548
SB-815; HB-47, 638,
  815, 1816, 2547,
  2549
SB-143; HB-2547,
  2549, 2551
HB-2547, 2548, 2552
SB-1262
SB-1136; HB-2547,
  2551
HB-2051
HB-2547, 2548
SB-1379
HB-934
SB-482
HB-2051
HB-4293
HB-1429
HB-2051
SB-2238; HB-4232
HB-2051
HB-3474
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-1431
HB-1816
HB-1816
SB-1262
HB-2051
HB-2332




2281


                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Chap.      Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.     Bill
I11 -Cont.                            11 1-Cont.
          5009   HB-2332                        6356  HB-3264
          5010   HB-2332                        6357  HB-3264
       t5011.5   HB-43                          6358  HB-3264
          5012   HB-2332                      t6359a  HB-3264
          5013   HB-2332                        6361  HB-3264
          5016   HB-2827, 3416, 3417            6362  SB-1671; HB-3096,
          5102   HB-2051, 4293                          3264, 4293
          5106   HB-2051                        6363  HB-3264
          5119   SB-1184                        6364  HB-3264
          5132   HB-2051                        6365  HB-3264
          5133   SB-1262                        6366  SB-1671; HB-3096,
        5133.1   SB-1262                                3264
          5301   HB-1434                        6368  HB-3264
          5302   HB-2051                        6369  SB-1671; HB-3096,
          5305   HB-2051                                3264
          5311   HB-455                         6370  HB-3264
          5352   HB-2051, 4293                  6382  HB-3264
          5375   HB-2051                     t6386A   HB-3264
        5500.01  HB-2051                        6501  HB-2051, 4293
        5500.02  HB-2051                        6504  HB-2051
        5500.03  HB-2051                        6506  HB-2051
          5508   HB-2051                        6507  HB-2051
          5518   HB-2051                        6508  HB-2051
          5533   SB-515                         6509  HB-2051
          5803   HB-2051                        6512  HB-2051, 4293
          5804   HB-2051                        6522  HB-2051
          5809   SB-1262                        6523  SB-1262; HB-2051,
          5810   HB-2424                                4293
          5813   SB-1085, 1342;               6523.1  SB-1262
                   HB-2051                      6525   HB-2051, 4293
          5815   SB-1185, 1262;                 6526  HB-2051
                  HB-1429, 2435                 6527  HB-2051
          5816   SB-1262                        6528   HB-2051
          5817   SB-1262                        7003   HB-2051
          5818   HB-2497                        7007   HB-1264, 1430
          5822   SB-1262                        7009   HB-1264, 1430
          5823   SB-1262, 1342;                 7017   HB-2051
                   HB-2434                   7025.16   HB-3474
          5825   SB-1262                       *7306   HB-2256
          5826   SB-1262                       *7316   HB-2256
          5828   SB-1262                        7403   HB-2114, 2361, 3161,
          5829   SB-1262                                3289, 4139, 4293
          5830   SB-1262                        7404   HB-3289
          *5835  HB-1429, 2433                  7405   HB-3289
          6204   HB-2051                        7406   HB-3289
          6301   HB-1435                       *7406   HB-640, 2114
          6302   HB-2051                     t7406.1   HB-640, 2114
          *6302  HB-4293                        7408   HB-3289
          6313   HB-2051, 4293                  7409   HB-3289
          *6313  HB-4293                       *7410   HB-3289
          6351   HB-3264                        7411   HB-2361, 3289
          6352   HB-3264                       *7412   HB-3289
          6353   SB-1671; HB-2051,              7413   HB-3289
                   3096, 3264, 4293             7414   HB-2361, 3289
          6354   SB-1671; HB-3096,              7415   HB-2361, 3289
                   3264, 4293                   7416   HB-3289
          6355   HB-3264                        7417   HB-2361

  *Repeal of Section is proposed.
  tAddition of Section is proposed.
  tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
  References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
  Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2282


                   STATUT
Chap.      Par.     Bill
111-Cont.
          7418   HB-3289
          7419   HB-3289
          7420   HB-3289
          7421   HB-2361, 3289
          t7435  HB-2114, 4139
          7502   HB-470, 2051
          7503   SB-431
          7509   SB-860
       t7509.1   HB-2827, 3416
          7603   HB-2051
          7616   HB-2827, 3416
PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
llV
         2-103   SB-1322; HB-2
         t2-116  SB-1322; HB-2
         4.01    HB-1298
         4.19    HB-1298
         4.21    HB-1298
         t4.21a  HB-1298
         7-103   SB-1322; HB-2
         t9-103  SB-1322; HB-2
       t9-226.1  SB-130
            11   HB-1298
            12   HB-1298
        t13-510  SB-1620
        t13-705  SB-1617, 1971
 *20c thru 20c23 HB-1820
         20c12 SB-1041; HB-2
                   3442, 3927
         20c23   HB-857
            22   HB-28, 934, 16
                   2430
         t22.04  SB-771, 1023
         22.05   HB-2051
         22.11   HB-50
         t22.11a HB-2044, 2916
         22.12   HB-50, 2256,
         22.12a  SB-1803; HB-3
         t22.12a HB-563
         t22.129 HB-2044
         73.101  HB-1700
       t73.101a  HB-1700
       t73.101b  HB-1700
         73.102  HB-1700
         73.103  HB-3722
         73.104  SB-942; HB-1f
                   1700
         73.105  SB-942; HB-1I
                   1700
         73.106  SB-942; HB-14
                   1700
       t73.106a  HB-1700
       t73.106b  HB-1700
         73.110  SB-1085; HB-1
         73-11   SB-932; HB-72
                   2051, 2862,
                   3770, 4293


ES AN










, 3417

, 3417



Z821
821




2821
Z821






2876,


546,





2682
3394







699,

699,

699,



2051
30, 939,
3754,


IENDED-Continued
   Chap.      Par.
   111½-Cont.
            73-12
          t73-15.1
            73-18
            73-19
            73-24
            73-25
          t73-25.1
             73-27
             t86.01
             87-1
             87-la
             87-2
           t87-2.1
              87-3
              87-4
              87-5
              87-6
            87-6.1
            87-6.2
            87-6.3
            87-6.4
              87-7
           116.113

           116.114
           116.115


116.115a
116.115b
  116.116


116.116a

t116.116b
116.116c
t116.116c
  116.305
  116.307
  116.308
    $128
    *129
    *130
    *130.1
      131
      132
      *133
   *133.1
     *134
     137
     140
     143
     144
  t147.07
  147.08
  t147.08


   Bill

HB-939, 2862
HB-2326
HB-730, 2051
HB-2326
SB-247
HB-4097, 4171
HB-4097
HB-2326
HB-1783
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
HB-2839
SB-1307, 1482;
  HB-2742
SB-1307, 1482
SB-1307, 1482;
  HB-2742, 3941,
  4034
HB-3442
HB-3442
SB-1307, 1482;
  HB-2742, 3941,
  4034
SB-1307, 1482;
  HB-2742
SB-422, 1307, 1482
HB-3941
SB-1482
HB-4171
HB-3198
HB-4171
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
SB-202
HB-1455
SB-588; HB-566, 846
HB-2097
HB-1242
HB-337


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





2283


Chap.      Par.
111--Cont.
       t147.09

       t147.09.1
         t150.2
           151

           151.1
           151.2
           151.3
         t151.4
         t151.5
         t152.2

       t152.2.1
          152.3
        157-8.3
           195
           *202
           214
           214.1

           214.2
           216
           216a
           216b
         t216d
         218.2
         218.9
         230.1

         t230.7
         t230.8
         230.12
         241-2
         241-3
         241-8


       t241-8.1
       241-10

       241-12


       241-13

       241-14

       t241-21.1
           263
         353.01
           522
         582.04
         582.06
         t582.08
         t582.10
         t583


  STATUTES AN
  Bill

SB-85; HB-736, 984,
  1106, 3873
HB-736
HB-846
SB-973; HB-2051,
  4293
HB-2051
SB-1136
SB-I11; HB-613, 2051
HB-2163
HB-3155
SB-972, 1325, 1334;
  HB-337, 2044
HB-337
HB-2051
HB-4293
HB-539
HB-2331
HB-2051, 4293
SB-492; HB-2051,
  4293
HB-2791
SB-492
HB-3429
SB-492; HB-3429
HB-3429
SB-492
HB-2051, 2791, 4293
SB-1887; HB-717,
  3408
HB-717
HB-717
HB-3431
SB-1182
HB-4035
SB-1601; HB-717,
  2051, 3033, 3329,
  4035, 4276, 4293
SB-752; HB-1186
SB-301; HB-2051,
  2247, 2807, 4035
SB-1601; HB-717,
  3033, 3329, 4035,
  4276
SB-1182; HB-2051,
  2849, 4035
SB- 1182; HB-2849,
  4035
HB-4035
HB-2051, 2380
HB-1021
SB-913
HB-1867, 3179, 3425
HB-1867, 3179, 3425
HB-1867, 3179, 3425
HB-1867, 3179
HB-3425


IENDED-Continued
   Chap.      Par.
   111½-Cont.
           583.05
           t583.05
           601-102
           601-103
           602-101
           602-103
           602-104
           602-106
         t602-107
         t602-108
         t602-109
         t602-110
         603-102
         603-103
         603-104
         603-106
         604-101


  604-104
  604-106
  t604-106

  606-101
  *606-102
  606-103
  607-101

  607-102

  607-103
  607-104
  t607-106
  608-101

  609-101
  609-102
  t620-3.1

    620-9
  621-102
  621-103


  622.109
  622-101

t622-102.1
  622-103
  *622-106
  *622-107
  622-108
  t622-108
  622-109
  t622-109
  622-110
  t622-110
t622-110.1


   Bill

HB-3179, 3425
HB-1867
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-100, 776; HB-100,
  2051, 2408, 2821
SB-776
HB-736
HB-337, 736, 2097,
  2408
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776
SB-776; HB-2044,
  2051, 2821
SB-100, 776; HB-100,
  2051, 2408
SB-776
SB-776
SB-972; HB-337, 2044
SB-776; HB-2051,
  2408, 2821
HB-2051, 2408
HB-982
SB-100; HB-100, 1268,
  2667
HB-982
SB-1322; HB-2821
SB-1021, 1322;
  HB-2821, 3303,
  3366
HB-3303
SB-1322; HB-2821,
  3303
HB-3911
HB-3303, 3366, 3911
SB-1322; HB-2821
SB-1322; HB-2821
HB-3303, 3366
SB-1322; HB-2821
HB-3366
SB-1322; HB-2821
HB-3303, 3366
SB-1322; HB-2821
HB-3911


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





2284


                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Chap.      Par.     Bill              Chap.     Par.      Bill
111 2-Cont.                           111/-Cont.
       622-111  HB-3303                      630-101  SB-1322; HB-2821
       t622-111 SB-1322; HB-2821            *631-101  SB-1322; HB-2821
       t622-112 SB-1322; HB-2821            *631-102  SB-1322; HB-2821
       t622-113 SB-1322; HB-2821                 658  HB-1955
       t622-114 SB-1322; HB-2821                 683  HB-1021
       t622-115 SB-1322; HB-2821               712.1  HB-2363
       622-116  HB-3303                        712.5  HB-2363
       t622-117 HB-3303, 3366, 3911          t712.10  HB-2363
       t622-118 HB-3303, 3366                    713  HB-2363
       t622-119 HB-3303, 3366                    714  HB-2363
       t622-120 HB-3303                       t714.1  HB-2363
       t622-121 HB-3303                       t714.2  HB-2359
       t622-122 HB-3303                       t714.3  HB-2359
       t622-123 HB-3303                       t714.4  HB-2359
       623-101  SB-1322; HB-2821,                715  HB-2363
                  3911                           716  HB-2363
       623-102   SB-1322; HB-2821,               718  HB-2363
                  3303, 3911                   719.1  HB-2363
       623-103   SB-1322; HB-2821,             719.3  HB-2363
                  3911                        719.10  HB-2363
       623-104   SB-1322; HB-2821,            719.11  HB-2363
                  3911                           721  HB-2363
       623-105   SB-1322; HB-2821                723  HB-2363
       *623-105  HB-3303                        *724  HB-2363
       623-106   SB-1322; HB-2821                731  HB-2363
       623-107   SB-1322; HB-2821                736   HB-2363
       623-108   SB-1322; HB-2821,               737  HB-2363
                   3911                          762   SB-37; HB-418,806,
       623-109   SB-1322; HB-2821                        1421
       623-111   SB-1322; HB-2821                766   HB-4171
       624-101   SB-1322; HB-2821,               768   HB-1836
                   3303, 3366                    785   SB-37; HB-418,806,
       624-102   SB-1322; HB-2821,                       1421
                   3303                          824   SB-489
       624-105   SB-1322; HB-2821,              t825   SB-489
                   3911                         t826   SB-489
       625-101   SB-1322; HB-2821,               953   HB-1055, 1359, 3683
                   3366                          954   HB-1055, 1359, 3683
       626-101   SB-1322; HB-2821,             954.1   HB-1403
                   3303                        t954.1  SB-1498; HB-1403
       *626-102  SB-1322; HB-2821                955   SB-792; HB-747, 1359,
       626-103   SB-1322; HB-2821                        2051
       626-104   SB-1322; HB-2821,             t955.1  HB-1359
                   3303                          956   HB-3683
        627-101  SB-1322; HB-2821                957   HB-1359
        627-102  SB-1322; HB-2821              t957.1  SB-1089
      t627-103a  SB-1766, 2197                   958   HB-1055, 1359, 3683
        628-101  SB-1322; HB-2051,               959   HB-1055,1359
                   2821, 3303                    961   HB-1055, 1359, 3683
        628-102  SB-1322; HB-2821,              t961   SB-1089
                   3303                          962   HB-1359
        628-103  SB-1322; HB-2821,              t963   HB-1055
                   3303                         1002   HB-1135
        628-105  HB-3303                      1002.4a  SB-1834
        628-107  SB-1322; HB-2821             1002.12  HB-2830
        *628-120 HB-3303                     t1002.19  HB-3800
        629-101  SB-1322; HB-2821             1003.06  SB-1865

   *Repeal of Section is proposed.
   tAddition of Section is proposed.
   tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
   References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




                2285


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
111½1-Cont.
        1003.08
        1003.13
        1003.15
        1003.17
        1003.32



        1003.45
        t1003.58
   t1003.58 thru
        1003.65
   t1003.58 thru
        1004.61
   t1003.61 thru
        1003.67
        11003.68


        11003.69
        t1003.70
        11003.71
        t1003.76
        t1003.77
          1004




          1005
          1005.1
          1007

          1007.1
        t1007.2

        t1007.3
        t1007.4
        1007.5
          1008
          1009.1
        t1009.5
        t1009.6
          1010

        t1012.2
          1013



          1013.1
          1013.2
          1013.3

        11013.4
        t1014.1
    t1014.1 thru
         1014.4


   Bill

SB-1354, 1497
HB-1867, 1879
SB-1354, 1497
HB-1867, 1879
SB-940, 1599, 1915,
  1958; HB-2243,
  3351, 3669, 3800,
  4035
HB-3666
SB-1703

SB-1482; HB-2742

SB-1307

SB-1482
SB-1599, 1860, 1865,
  1915; HB-3568,
  3666, 3799, 3800
SB-1599; HB-3800
HB-3568, 3799, 3800
HB-3799
SB-1978
SB-1978
SB-270, 1426, 1482,
  1498, 1860; HB-308,
  1403, 1928, 2051,
  2742, 2830, 3568,
  3799
HB-2726
SB-1258
SB-422; HB-1867,
  2254, 4039
HB-1263
SB-157, 1498, 1834;
  HB-4039
SB-1834; HB-4039
HB-4039
HB-4293
HB-3548
SB-934, 1420
SB-442; HB-1055
SB-1860
HB-1263, 1610, 1671,
  2769, 3548, 3798
SB-1860; HB-2213
SB-1834, 2262;
  HB-1867, 2168,
  2231, 2380, 3124,
  4043
SB-1209
SB-1482; HB-2742
SB-1834, 2262;
  HB-1867, 2231
HB-2917, 3867
SB-422, 1307, 1482

SB-1482


Chap.      Par.
11112-Cont.
         1014.2
         t1014.2
         t1014.3
         11014.4
         t1014.5
         t1016.1
         1017
         1017.1
         t1017.1
    11017.1 thru
         1017.4
    t1017.1 thru
         1017.5
    t1017.1 thru
         1017.6
         t1017.5

         t1017.6
         1018
         t1018.1
    t1019.1 thru
        1019.09
    t1019.1 thru
        1019.10
    t1019.1 thru


   Bill

SB-2076
SB-422, 1307, 1482
SB-422, 1307, 1482
SB-1307, 1482
SB-1482
SB-1860
HB-1263, 3522
SB-2076
HB-1867, 2212

SB-1482

SB-1307

SB-1482
SB-1834, 1860, 2262;
  HB-3548
SB-2262; HB-4009
SB-1307, 1482
HB-3548

HB-1859

SB-1862


1019.11   SB-1482; HB-2742
    1020  SB-1425, 1567, 1860,
            2010; HB-62, 4293
 t1020.2  HB-1887
    1021  SB-27, 1244, 1615,
            1860, 1915, 1958;
            HB-719, 1767, 1867,
            1879, 2246, 3315,
            3322, 3683, 3800
  t1021   SB-1978
  1021.2  HB-3551
  t1021.2 SB-218, 1567; HB-62,
             1292
 t1021.3  SB-2010
 t1021.4  SB-2010
    1022  HB-3797
 1022.01  HB-3799
 1022.2   SB-1307, 1482, 1600,
            1615, 1860, 1882;
            HB-2743, 3568,
            3719, 3799, 3892,
            4293
  1022.4  SB-1426, 1834, 2262;
            HB-1867, 2231,
            3620, 4293
  1022.7  SB-1834, 2262;
            HB-2231
  1022.8  SB-913, 1860, 1915;
            HB-1463, 1867,
            2213
  1022.9  HB-1867, 3608, 3799
*1022.11  SB-1085; HB-2051


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




                2286


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.
111'/-(


ti

*\

J


  102

t1025
t1025


    Par.
,ont.


Bill


1022.12   SB-1085, 1426;
            HB-2051
 1022.13  SB-1426, 1449;
            HB-1590, 2830,
            3620
 1022.14  HB-1867, 2544, 3179,
            3425
 1022.15  SB-1123, 1703, 1937;
            HB-318, 1561, 2051,
            2243, 2347, 2745,
            2819, 3100, 3143,
            3389, 3688, 3913,
            4036, 4239, 4293
 1022.16  SB-1085, 1703, 1937;
            HB-318, 1867, 2051,
            3100, 4036
1022.16a  SB-1937; HB-3100,
            4036
 1022.17  HB-3668
t1022.17  HB-1867
1022.18   HB-3620
11022.18  SB-27, 1426; HB-589,
            1463, 1867, 2830
 1022.19  HB-3548
t1022.19  SB-1599, 1912;
            HB-589, 3667, 3669,
            3683, 3688, 3828,
            4137, 4194, 4239
   1024   HB-3435
   1025   SB-90, 958, 1544;
            HB-1854, 2051,
            3030
f1025a-1  SB-1615
  1025b   SB-1125, 1919
5b-1 thru
1025b-5   SB-1498
5b-1 thru
1025b-6   HP-1403
t1025c    SB-805
   1026 SB-1253, 1834
   1027   SB-1834; HB-1309
   1028   SB-1834; HB-589,
            4039, 4293
  1028.1  SB-1834; HB-4039,
            4293
 11028.2  SB-1834; HB-589
   1029   SB-1834
   1031.1 SB-1958
   1033   SB-1482; HB-345,
            1867, 2742, 2811,
            3425
    1035  HB-3424
    1037  HB-1867, 2255, 2257,
            4039
    1039  SB-749, 934, 1013,
             1307, 1482; HB-345,
             1135, 1867, 2003,
             2051, 2742, 2864,
             3351, 3688, 3800,
             4239


Chap.
111½-Con

         Bi


1
t1


1


       tl







*1071 thru


       11
       11
       11
       11
       11

       11
       11
       11
       11
       11
       11
       11
       11
       11
       11
       11
       11


Par.
1t.


Bill


039.1  HB-2678
039.2  SB-27, 749, 891, 931,
         958, 961, 1013,
         1307, 1482, 1621,
         1915, 1917, 2262;
         HB-942, 1856, 2003,
         2051,2678, 2742,
         3064, 3125
039.3  SB-1013
039.4   HB-899, 1033
1040   SB-1253; HB-345,
         1135, 4039, 4293
040.1  SB-2038; HB-4039
1042   SB-1958, 1962;
         HB-345, 1867, 2245,
         2429, 2664, 4039
 1044   SB-1354, 1496, 1497;
         HB-1867, 2329,
         4039
044.1  SB-1497
1046    HB-1135
t1053   HB-2478
t1054   HB-2478
t1055   HB-2478
t1056   HB-2478
t1057   HB-2478
t1058   HB-2478
1075    SB-2040; HB-2639,
          3441
 1075   HB-1955
 1101   HB-1580
 02.02  SB-1183, 2009
 02.03  SB-2009
 02.04  SB-2009
 02.05  SB-1183, 2009
 02.06  SB-2009
 02.08  SB-2009
 02.09  SB-2009
 03.07  SB-2009
 04.07  SB-2009
 04.08  SB-2009
 04.11  SB-2009
 04.13  SB-2009
 04.14  SB-2009
 04.15  SB-2009
 04.16  SB-2009
 04.20  SB-2009
 1106   SB-2009
 1107   SB-2009
 1108   SB-2009
 1109   SB-2009
 1114   SB-2009
 1117   SB-2009
 1118   SB-2009
 1124   SB-2009
 1153   SB-2063; HB-1580,
          2051, 3943


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2287


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
111/2-Cont.
          1154
          1155

          1156
          1162

          1206
          1401
          1402
          1402.1
        t1402.1
          1403
          1404
          1405
        t1405.1
          1406
        t1406.1
        11406.2
          1407
       t1407.01
         1407.2
         *1407.2
         t1407.3
         1408
         1408.2
         1408.3
         1408.4
         1408.5
         t1408.6
         t1408.7
         1409
         t1409.1
         11409.2
         t1409.3
         1409.4
         t1409.4

         t1409.5
         1409A
         1410
         *1411
         *1411.1
         t1411.2
         1412
         1413
         1414

         1415
         1416
         1417
         t1417
         t1417.1
         t1418
    t1418.1 thru
         1418.9
         1418.3
         t2101.1


   Bill

HB-1955, 3442
SB-2040; HB-3161,
  3766
HB-2500
SB-1489; HB-735, 736,
  2051
HB-4171
SB- 11l5
SB-1115
HB-2051
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115; HB-2256
SB-1115
HB-3806
SB-1115; HB-2271
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115; HB-3144
SB-1115
SB-662
SB-IlS5; HB-2051
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-115
SB-1115
SB-1115; HB-2690
SB-680, 1115; HB-379
HB-4285
SB- 1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115; HB-2838
HB-3806
SB-1946; HB-3014,
  3806
HB-3806
SB-Il15; HB-1323
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB-1115
SB- 1115
SB-1115; HB-2300
SB-1115
SB-1115; HB-2051,
  2838
SB-1115; HB-814
SB-1115
SB-1115
HB-3995
SB-1115
HB-2768

SB-i 115
HB-2051
HB-548


Chap.      Par.
111V2-Cont.
       2203.08
       2203.09
       2203.14
       2203.18
         t2204
         2205
         2207
         2209

         2210
         2213
 *2301 thru 2317
        2303.1
          2309
          2311
          2312
          t2318
          t2319
       2802.06
          2901
          t2901
          2903
          *2904
          3713
          3715
        t3715a
          4052
          4058
          4060
          4062
          4064
      4151-101
      4151-103
      4151-113
      4151-117
      4151-118
      *4151-131
      4152-108
      4152-201
      4152-204

      4152-205

      4153-101
      4153-110
      4153-117
      4153-119

      4153-202
    t4153-202.2

      4153-204
      4153-206

      4153-207
      4153-210
      4153-212


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

SB-9
SB-9
HB-2380
HB-2380
SB-100; HB-100
SB-9
SB-9
SB-82; HB-292, 2051,
  2380
HB-2380
HB-2380
SB-482
SB-158; HB-2668
SB-158; HB-2668
SB-158; HB-2668
SB-158; HB-2668
SB-158
SB-158
HB-2051
HB-2682
HB-2682
HB-2682
HB-2682
HB-3801, 4106
SB-686; HB-3801
HB-4106
SB-1599; HB-228
SB-155
SB-601
SB-601
HB-227
SB-2201; HB-3931
HB-4172
SB-588, 1943
HB-4172
HB-2051
SB-2201; HB-3931
SB-590
HB-3949
SB-581, 2201;
  HB-3931
SB-2201; HB-2051,
  3931
HB-4165
SB-1322; HB-2359
SB-1707; HB-3145
SB-1707, 2201;
  HB-3145, 3931
SB-1705; HB-3861
HB-1489, 1695, 2359,
  3770
HB-1835
SB-147, 2201;
  HB-2051, 3931
HB-4172
HB-2051, 3931
SB-2200; HB-3950,
  4075





2288


Chap.      Par.
111I-Cont.
      4153-301

      4153-302
      4153-303

      4153-303.1
    t4153-303.2
      4153-304
      4153-305

      4153-308
      4153-311
      4153-401

      4153-401.1

      4153-422
      4153-501
      4153-601
      4153-702
      4153-704
      t4153-805
    *4160-1 thru
       4160-12
       4160-2

       4160-4
       t4160-6
       t4160-6.1
       4160-7
          4163
          4166
        t4166.1
          4170
          4202
          4203
          4203.1
          4205
          4304
          4305
          4307
          4406
          4903
          4904
        t5001.1
        t5020.1
          5306
       t5402.04
          5403


          5404
        5504.01
        5504.13
        5504.19
        5504.21
      t5504.21a


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.


SB-2201; HB-3145,
  3931
SB-2201; HB-3931
SB-581, 2201;
  HB-3931
HB-3161
SB-2201; HB-3931
SB-2201; HB-3931
SB-2201; HB-3931,
  4293
SB-2201; HB-3931
SB-2201; HB-3931
SB-581, 590, 2201;
  HB-3931
SB-561, 1705;
  HB-2184, 3491
SB-2201; HB-3931
SB-1322; HB-2359
HB-2889
SB-2201; HB-3931
HB-4172
SB-2200; HB-4075

HB-3809
HB-1489, 2051, 2359,
  3770,4293
SB-2049; HB-4127
HB-2359
HB-1489, 3770
SB-2049; HB-4127
SB-1328; HB-639
SB-1328; HB-639
SB-1328
SB-1328; HB-639
HB-2414, 4139
HB-4139
HB-2414
HB-2414
SB-1502; HB-3430
SB-1502
HB-4035
HB-2665
SB-1644
SB-1644
HB-3325
HB-4108
HB-1415
SB-100; HB-10
SB-85,100,972;
   HB-10, 100, 698,
   934
 HB-934
 HB-1249
 HB-3806
 HB-1249
 HB-1249, 2051
 HB-1249


1111/-


-Cont.
t5504.30
    5505
    5509
    5510
  t5510.1
  t5510.2
  t5510-2.
    5511
 t5511.01
 t5511.02
 15511.03
 t5511.04
 t5511.05
 t5511.06
 t5511.07
    5512
    5513
  t5513.2
  t5513.3
    5515
    5525
    5527


       t5527.1
         5530
         5606
         5902
         *5903
         5904
         5906
         5907
         5909
         5910
         5912
         6004
         6103
         t6152
*6301 thru 6344
         6306


  *6306
  6309

  *6309
  6310.1
  *6310.1
  6321
  *6321
  6322
  *6322
  6323
  6351-3
t6351-5a
  6352-3


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
4Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

HB-2820
HB-1464,1955
HB-2820, 3014
HB-1425
HB-1249
HB-1249
HB-1249
HB-1249, 1425
HB-1425
HB-1425
HB-1425
HB-1425
HB-1425
HB-1425
HB-1425
HB-1249
HB-1249, 1425
HB-1249
HB-1249
SB-1258
HB-2827, 3416, 3417
SB-1647, 1945;
  HB-2410, 2411,
  3014,3502
HB-2410, 2411
HB-2410, 2411
HB-2044, 2684
HB-1055,1310
HB-1055,1310
HB-1055, 1310
HB-1055, 1310
HB-1055, 1310
HB-1055, 1310
HB-1055, 1310
HB-1055, 1310
HB-2051, 4293
HB-2051
HB-926
SB-482
SB-18,100,482,772;
  HB-99, 100, 348,
  736,737,901,946,
  1422,1623
HB-2051
SB-1142,1258,1407;
  HB-1988
  HB-2051
  HB-2604
  HB-2051
  SB-513,1366; HB-504
  HB-2051
  SB-1407; HB-931
  SB-513; HB-2051
  HB-931
  SB-1821, 1996
  SB-1821
  SB-1996




               2289


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
111V2-Cont.
        6354.1
        6354-1
        t6354-2
        6355-3
        6360-1
        6360-2
        6360-4
        6502-1
        6503-1
        6503-3
        6503-4


      t6503-10
        6504-2
        6504-4
          6603
        t6603.1
          6604
          6605
          6702
          6703
          6704
          6706
          6708
          6709
          6710
          6712
          6904
          6952
        t6957.1
  6971 thru 6977
          7002
          7007
          7051
          7052


          7053
          7056

        t7056.1
          7057
          7104
          7304
          7306
          7307
        t7308.1
          7309
          7315
          7315.1
          7353
          7403
          7502
          7506
        t7506.1
          7509


   Bill

HB-2051
SB-1588; HB-737
SB-2193
HB-2051, 4293
SB-1996
SB-1996
HB-2051
SB-1010, 2039
HB-389
HB-389
SB-602, 1022, 1085,
  2175; HB-389, 2051,
  4174
HB-389
HB-2681
HB-698
HB-404
HB-405
SB-1501; HB-2051
HB-3770
HB-3279
HB-2360
HB-2360, 3279, 3596
HB-3596
HB-3279
HB-3279
HB-3279
HB-3279
HB-3145
HB-2051
HB-3145
HB-2051
HB-4081
SB-1258
SB-1011
SB-1616, 1937;
  HB-3100, 3389,
  4036, 4293
HB-3389
SB-1123; HB-3389,
  3688, 4239
SB-1123
HB-3100, 3389, 4293
SB-1085; HB-2051
HB-3831
HB-3831, 4005
HB-4005
HB-4005
HB-4005
HB-4005
HB-3832
HB-3831
HB-2051
HB-1867, 2051
HB-1867
HB-1867
HB-2051


Chap.      Par.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
111V


t2



















t7;


Bill


2-101   SB-303, 1094, 1430;
          HB-23, 64, 75, 456,
          715,1617,2565,
          2907, 3054, 3868
!-101.1 HB-1617
2-102   HB-1617, 2907
2-103   HB-1459
2-105   HB-1617, 2130, 2395,
          2907,3562,3565
 2-202  SB-1050, 1875;
          HB-2907
 3-101  SB-2138
 3-105  SB-790; HB-4200,
          4221
 3-121  HB-3118, 3982
t3-122  SB-764,2138
t3-123  SB-2138
4-101   HB-190
t4-102  HB-750
t4-305  HB-3992
t5-110  HB-4228
6-108   SB-1050
7-102   SB-764
7-204   SB-764; HB-41, 4055
7-204A  HB-3665
7-206   HB-41
t7-207  SB-764; HB-4055


t7A-101 thru
     7A-113
     8-101
     t8-103
     *8-201
     *8-202
     *8-203
     *8-204
     *8-205
     *8-206
     t8-206.1
     8-207
     *8-207
     t8-301.1
     8-302
     *8-302
     8-303
     *8-304
     18-305
     8-402
     *8-402
     *8-403
     8-403.1
     t8-403.1
     *8-403.1
     *8-404
     t8-404.1
     *8-405
     t8-405.1


SB-1908; HB-3665
HB-2145
SB-2138
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-2282
HB-3684
HB-4221
HB-1362
HB-123
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-1449, 1657, 3601
SB-790
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-589, 2347
HB-942
HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-715, 3054
HB-4221
SB-774


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





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STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
11-1--Cont.
       *8-405.1
       t8-405.2
         8-406
         *8-407
         t8-408
         8-502
         8-508
       t8-508.1

       t8-511
       t9-105

         9-201
       t9-201.1
       *9-212
         9-213
         *9-213
         9-214
         9-215

         *9-215
       t9-215.1
       *9-215.1
         9-216
         *9-217
         t9-218


         9-220
         *9-220
       t9-220.1
          9-221

       t9-221.1
          9-222

        9-222.1

      t9-222.la
        9-222.2
        t9-222.3


   Bill

SB-1850; HB-4221
SB-1850
SB-241; HB-4221
HB-4221
HB-1818, 3850
HB-2599
SB-487
SB-173, 1615; HB-215,
  3872
HB-2147
SB-1268; HB-2900,
  2905, 2982
SB-1268, 1555, 2146
HB-123, 648
HB-4221
SB-790
HB-4221
HB-1773, 4221
SB-1431; HB-938,
  2140
HB-4221
HB-942
HB-4221
SB-790
HB-4221
SB-130, 216, 794,
  1910, 1939; HB-657,
  3437, 3559
SB-1610; HB-610
HB-4221
SB-1610
SB-623; HB-3032,
  3039, 3755
HB-911
SB-1686; HB-3887,
  4091
HB-441, 1419, 2051,
  3137, 3982
SB-559
SB-235; HB-7, 3595
SB-130, 1627;
  HB-2152, 2920,
  3258


Chap.      Par.
111%- Cont.
        10-108
        10-201

        13-101

        13-201
        13-208
        t13-213
        t13-214
        ¶13-215
        13-301
      t13-301.1
         13-302
       t13-302
       t13-303
         13-403
      t13-405.1
      t13-408
         13-502
      t13-505.1
      t13-506.1
      t13-506.2
         13-703
      t13-704.1
        t13-705


13-706
t13-706
13-707
t15-101
t15-102
t15-103
t15-104
t15-105
t15-106
t15-201
t15-202
t15-203
t15-204
t15-205
t15-206
t15-207


   Bill

SB-2029; HB-3733
SB-1245; HB-2204,
  3685
SB-1706; HB-911,
  3136
HB-3565
SB-773
HB-3565
HB-3565
HB-3565
SB-1875
HB-2142
SB-1914
HB-748
HB-3659
HB-3135
HB-3135
SB-1618; HB-4121
SB-1706; HB-3144
HB-2473
SB-133, 1914; HB-354
SB-133
HB-3545, 3561
SB-1619
HB-748, 1503, 1890,
  2395, 3219, 3564,
  3565, 3728
HB-4293
HB-3565
HB-4293
HB-1617, 2420, 4022
HB-2420, 4022
HB-2420, 4022
HB-2420, 4022
HB-2420, 4022
HB-2420, 4022
HB-1617
HB-1617
HB-1617
HB-1617
HB-1617
HB-1617
HB-1617


       9-223   HB-3298                      t15-208  HB-1617
       9-225   HB-3475                      ¶15-209  HB-1617
     t9-226.1  SB-130                       f15-210  HB-1617
       9-227   SB-487                       t15-301  HB-1617
       19-229  HB-4055                       115-302 HB-1617
       9-241   SB-1545; HB-2145,            t15-303  HB-1617
                 2903, 4221                 115-401  HB-1617
      *9-242   HB-4221                         125   HB-1198
      t9-242.1 SB-1267                         191   HB-248
      t9-242a  SB-2143; HB-3709               227.1  SB-587
      t9-245   HB-2204, 3710                 t232.1  SB-1482; HB-274
      t9-250.1 SB-1639                         254   SB-1862, 2157;
      9-252    SB-130,736                              HB-1859, 2482
      10-101   SB-487                                  2483, 2484

*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
4Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


2




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STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
111%3-Cont.
          t256
          309b
          320
          327
          328a
          330
        t331.1
        t332.1
        t345.1
        t345.2
          *346
          t347
        353.01
           354
        355.01


        355.02
        t355.4
        t355.5
        t358.5
        1403.18
        410.9
        410.10
           414
           575
           602
      t603B.14
           683
         702.01

         702.05
         702.08
       t702.16a
       t702.16b
         702.17
         t702.24
         703.01
         703.03
         703.04
         703.05
         703.08
         *703.08
         1703.11
       703A.06
       *703A.11
       703A.14
       t703A.15
       t703A.16
       *703B.11
       703B.13
       t703B.15
         704.01
         t704.01
         704.03


   Bill

HB-2495
SB-1017, 2109
HB-2529
HB-3727
SB-996
SB-496; HB-989
SB-845, 2106; HB-487
SB-2231
HB-641
HB-641
SB-29
SB-2230, 2231
HB-1283
HB-1021
SB-1862, 2157;
  HB-1859, 2482,
  2484
SB-2157
HB-641
HB-641
SB-1762
SB-774
HB-2051
HB-2051
SB-130
SB-1706; HB-3144
HB-2051
SB-2231
HB-1282
SB-1351, 2016;
  HB-1710, 3914
SB-831; HB-1843
HB-208
SB-2231
SB-2231
HB-2120
SB-874
SB-496; HB-989
HB-2531
HB-2053, 2055
SB-29
SB-1110
SB-29
SB-2230
HB-2053
SB-29
SB-996
SB-2231
SB-2231
SB-29
SB-996
SB-2231
HB-1859
SB-1862
SB-1862, 2157;
  HB-1859, 2482,
  2484, 2696


Chap.      Par.     Bill
11123-Cont.
       704.03.1 SB-2157
       704.04   HB-1859
       t704.04  SB-1862
       704.09  HB-1599, 1859
       t704.09  SB-1862
       704.11  HB-1599
   t704A-1 thru
        704A-5  SB-2230
        t705.06  HB-4302
           907  SB-371
           909  SB-172; HB-401
           *909 SB-172; HB-401
        t909.1  SB-172; HB-401
        t909a    HB-2144
           911   SB-1258
           1002 HB-2051
           1302  HB-3704, 4054
        t1302a   HB-3704, 4054
          1303  SB-95, 1085; HB-393,
                  2051, 2397
          1304   SB-487, 1626, 1915;
                  HB-3704, 4054
       t1304.1   SB-1915
       t1304.2   SB-1915
       t1304a    SB-1915; HB-3704,
                  4054
         t1306   SB-1915
         1307    SB-95; HB-41, 393,
                  2397
          1308   HB-1619
          t1309  HB-4054
RAILROADS AND WAREHOUSES
114
           130   HB-2051
         214.3   HB-2378
         214.8   HB-2378
           705   HB-2378
RECORDERS
115


*1 thru 30
      4.2
      9.04
      9.05
      9.07


         *9.08
         9.2a
         t9.4
            12
            13
RECORDS
116


HB-1820
SB-1633
SB-146
HB-996, 1438, 4003
SB-1760, 1818;
  HB-2748, 3010,
  3889, 3918, 4293
HB-3010
HB-1674, 3269
HB-1030
SB-73; HB-1002, 3271
SB-908


30   HB-2227


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
lTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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         STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill                Chap.      Par.
                             120-Cont.


Chap.
116-Cont.


2-101   HB-2888, 3630
2-201   SB-447, 700, 723, 797,
          1085, 1106, 1114,
          1223,1524,1805,
          1905,1960,2054;
          HB-136, 364, 402,
          1094,1168,1177,
          1837,2051,2409,
          2762,2829,3156,
          3327,3413,3512,
          4091,4293


2-201.1
t2-201.1
   2-202
 2-202.1
 t2-202.1
 2-202.2
 t2-202.3

   2-203


HB-3630
SB-1223
SB-723, 797; HB-1837
SB-2054
SB-797
SB-797, 1524, 1905;
  HB-2888
SB-1, 2, 17, 98, 149,
  204, 215, 249, 394,
  395, 396, 397, 459,
  526, 632, 1085,
  1162, 1223, 1451,
  1586, 1637, 1663,
  1764; HB-165, 240,
  320, 363,489, 1168,
  1169, 1175, 1177,
  1178, 1210, 1388,
  1530,1577, 1651,
  2051, 2073, 2858,
  3512, 3686, 4210,
  4225


HB-2051
HB-3636
HB-840
HB-840
SB-480, 1704;
  HB-2785
SB-1704
SB-1672; HB-2569
SB-1672; HB-2569
SB-651, 660,910,
  1517, 1672;
  HB-1120, 2051,
  2569,2682, 2809,
  3692,3780, 4293
SB-1672; HB-2569
SB-1672; HB-2569
SB-1672; HB-2569
SB-1672; HB-2569
SB-1672


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


43.10
43.18a
43.18b
43.104

43.110
   202
   206
   207


Bill


           208
           209
           210
           211
           t212
REVENUE
120


43.5


  2-204  SB-5, 13, 33, 127, 156,
            401, 1019, 1524,
            1638, 1653, 1659,
            1682,1700,1769,
            2206; HB-206, 207,
            251,304, 626, 631,
            749, 865,947, 1179,
            1385, 1720, 2155,
            2893, 2968, 3167,
            3169, 3259, 3377,
            3398, 3422, 3497,
            3630, 4041, 4204
  2-207   SB-1223
  t2-208  SB-18, 272, 394, 477,
            603, 1107, 1641,
            1662, 1976, 2064,
            2108, 2198; HB-656,
            1124, 1345, 1530,
            1908, 2094, 3031,
            3090, 3317, 3365,
            3610, 3670, 3704,
            4054, 4268
  3-304   HB-3729
  3-307   SB-249
t5-501B   SB-1293
  5-502   SB-1223, 1229
  5-503   SB-1223
  5-506   SB-1223
  5-507   SB-1223
  5-508   SB-1223
  5-509   SB-488, 1085, 1223,
            1281, 2232; HB-305,
            2051, 3951
t5-509.1  SB-205
   5-510  SB-488, 1223, 1281,
            2232; HB-2051,
            3951, 4293
  t5-511  SB-129
  5-512   SB-1085; HB-2051
  t5-512  HB-821
  t5-514  HB-305
  t5-515  HB-305
  6-601   SB-249, 1223
  6-602   SB-1223
  t6-604   HB-2990
  7-701   SB-1223
  7-702   SB-1223, 1524;
             HB-304, 2155
   7-703   SB-1524; HB-304,
             2155
   7-704   SB-1524
   7-708   SB-1223; HB-304,
             2155
  *7-708   HB-2051
  7-709  SB-1223
  *7-709   HB-2051
  7-710  SB-1223, 1524




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      Par.
-Cont.


Chap.
120-


Bill


    7-711   SB-1222, 1229
    7-712   SB-1222, 1229
    7-713   SB-1222, 1229
    8-803   SB-1223
    8-804   SB-1223, 1229, 2233
    9-901   SB-447, 723, 1389,
              1562, 1896, 1905;
              HB-1094, 1837,
              2409, 2888, 2918,
              3012, 3156, 3630,
              3664, 4219
     9-902  SB-1222, 1223, 2136;
              HB-2051, 3830
     9-905  SB-1223
     9-909  SB-1223, 1605, 1974;
              HB-2989, 3012,
              3070, 4219
     9-911  SB-1223
  t9-911.1  HB-1815
     9-914  SB-1222
     *9-915 SB-167, 1357, 1993
     9-917  SB-1222, 1229, 1371
   10-1001  SB-1223
   10-1002  SB-1222
   10-1003  SB-1223, 1229
   10-1005  SB-1223
 t10-1006   SB-1222
   11-1103  SB-1222
   11-1105  SB-1223
   11-1109  SB-1222
   13-217   HB-3611, 3929
   13-1301  SB-1222
   14-1401  SB-1223
 14-1405.1  SB-1222, 1223, 1229;
              HB-1416, 2051
t14-1405.1  SB-1482
   15-1501  SB-149, 1223
   $19.23   SB-226
     34-2a  HB-3686
     34-2b  HB-3686
     34-2c  HB-3686
     t162f  SB-1856
     163    SB-2185
     t408.1 HB-2932
     417    HB-2051, 2750
     417.16 HB-2059
 t417.16.1  HB-1551, 2059
   t417.19  HB-2750
   417-16   SB-1230
      418   SB-1918; HB-2063,
              2750, 3574, 3887,
              3888
     419a   HB-1172
     422    SB-1222
     422a   SB-1222


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


    424   SB-34,812,859, 1152,
             1385, 1447, 1459,
             1551, 1904; HB-254,
             612, 1514, 1538,
             1618, 1735, 2039,
             2051, 2118, 2207,
             2486, 2750, 3823,
             3888, 3983
    429   HB-59
  429a3   SB-1227
  429a4    HB-2059, 2753
  429a7   SB-1085; HB-2051
  429a.2  SB-1230
  429a.3  SB-1230
  429a.4  SB-1230
    431   SB-1222, 1959
    434   SB-1447; HB-1643
    434a  HB-3417
    439   SB-1052; HB-2485
    439.2 SB-378, 623, 661,
             1640, 1706; HB-340,
             976, 1957, 3032,
             3755
  439.2c  HB-976
  439.3   SB-235, 294, 378, 420,
            661, 1033, 1126,
            1640, 1645, 1678,
            1781, 1814, 1862,
            2157; HB-7, 285,
            302,303, 463, 976,
            1102, 1167, 1316,
            1451, 1855, 1859,
            1997, 2051, 2074,
            2481, 2482, 2750,
            2752, 2823,3065,
            3595
   439.9  SB-1781, 1862;
            HB-1859, 2051,
            2481, 2750, 3015,
            3417
  439.10  SB-1222
  439.1 Ob SB-1862; HB-1859
t439.1la   HB-3304
  439.12  HB-3705
  439.14  SB-1222
  439.21  SB-2157
  439.22  SB-1230
  439.32  SB-1706, 1862;
            HB-340, 976, 1859,
            1957, 2484


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill                Chap.      Par.
                    120-Cont.





2294


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Bill


Chap.
120-Cont.
         *

         4


  439.33   SB-235, 294, 378, 420,
             1126, 1645, 1678,
             1814, 1862, 2157;
             HB-7, 285, 302, 303,
             463, 1102, 1167,
             1316, 1451, 1855,
             1859, 1997, 2051,
             2074, 2481, 2482,
             2484, 2485, 2750,
             2752, 2823, 3065,
             3089,3595
 t439.33d  SB-1862; HB-1859,
             3089
 t439.37a  SB-1862; HB-1859,
             3089
   439.39  SB-1862; HB-1859,
             2481, 2750, 3089,
             3417
   439.40  SB-1862; HB-1859,
             3089
  439.40b  SB-1862; HB-1859
  t439.41a HB-3304
  439.42   HB-3705
  439.45   SB-1222, 1862;
             HB-1859, 3089
   439.49  SB-2157
   439.50  SB-1230
   439.102 SB-1706, 1862;
             HB-340, 976, 1859,
             2484
 439.102c  SB-1959
 439.103   SB-235, 294, 378, 420,
             1126, 1645, 1678,
             1814, 1862, 2157;
             HB-7, 285, 302, 303,
             463, 1102, 1167,
             1316, 1451, 1855,
             1859, 1997, 2051,
             2074, 2481, 2482,
             2484, 2485, 2750,
             2752, 2823, 3065,
             3595
  439.109  SB-1862; HB-1859,
             2481, 2750, 3417
 *439.110  SB-1862; HB-1859
t439.11la   HB-3304
  439.113   SB-1862; HB-1859
  *439.114  SB-1862; HB-1859
  439.115  SB-1222, 1862;
             HB-1859
  439.119   SB-2157
  439.120   SB-1230
439.120.1   SB-1862; HB-1859
  439-103   HB-3089
  439-109   HB-3089
  439-115   HB-3089
      440   SB-378, 623, 661,
              1230, 1640; HB-340,
              976, 1957, 3032,
              3755


Par.


Bill


440d   HB-4091
440d   SB-1862
440e   HB-4091
'440e  SB-1862
440f   HB-441, 3097, 3784,
         3982, 4091,4293
*440f  SB-1862
440g   SB-1085; HB-2051
440h   SB-1085; HB-2051
t440i  HB-3705
t440j  HB-3705
441    SB-235, 294, 420, 661,
          1033, 1126, 1640,
          1645, 1678, 1781,
          1814, 1862, 2157;
          HB-7, 285, 302, 303,
          463, 976, 1102,
          1167, 1170, 1316,
          1451, 1855, 1859,
          1997, 2051, 2074,
          2481, 2482, 2485,
          2750, 2752, 2823,
          3065, 3147, 3595
441b    HB-1763
441d    HB-1640
441h    HB-976, 2823
  442   SB-479, 1052, 1781,
          1862; HB-1859,
          2481, 2750, 3015,
          3417
"442a   SB-748
  443   SB-1229
  444   SB-279, 353, 412;
          HB-575, 1274, 2051
 444a   SB-1222
 444f   SB-1222
 444j   SB-2136; HB-3830
 444k   SB-1862; HB-1859
*444k   SB-1862
  445   SB-1230
  445d  SB-1862; HB-1859
t446a   HB-3304
  450   SB-1222; HB-3753
  452   SB-1959; HB-608,
          1167
453.1   HB-1167
453.3   HB-1167, 1441
i3.10a  SB-167, 1357, 1993
153.29  HB-1167
153.31  HB-1167, 1440
t53.32  HB-1440
t53.33  HB-1167, 1441
t53.49  SB-167, 1357, 1993
467.6   SB-2157
467.9   SB-167, 1357
t67.16  SB-1686, 2036;
          HB-3674, 3887


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


Chap.      Par.
120-Cont.


*45
  4
  4
  4
  4
  *4

  4




2295


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
120-Cont.
       t467.16
       467.17
     t467.17a.3
        467.18
        467.21
        *467.24
           468

           469
           470
           473
           *476
         *476.9
         481.b3
       t481.b4b
       481b.33
       481b.36


       481b.38
           482

         483.2a

         483.2b
         483.2c
         483.3

         483.7

         t484
         484.2a
         484.2b
         484a
         484b
         t484c
         t487.7a
           489
           491
           492
           494
         t498.1
           500

           500.5
           500.7

         500.23

       500.23-1


       500.23-la

     t500.23-lb
       500.23-2
       500.23-3


   Bill

SB-2036; HB-3674
SB-235; HB-7, 3595
SB-2036; HB-3674
SB-2036; HB-3674
SB-2157
SB-167, 1357, 1993
SB-1686; HB-1166,
  3887
SB-235; HB-7, 3595
HB-942
SB-2157
SB-167, 1357, 1993
SB-1993
SB-2050; HB-3718
SB-2050; HB-3718
HB-3417
SB-542, 878, 2202;
  HB-374, 1020, 1167,
  1443, 2051, 4151
SB-1222
SB-1085; HB-1174,
  1506, 1754, 2051
HB-1315, 1756, 1895,
  4266
HB-1756
SB-587
SB-1161; HB-1174,
  1752
SB-734; HB-1751,
  3926
SB-226
HB-1174
HB-1174
SB-1706, 1889
SB-735, 787, 802
HB-1979
SB-1230
SB-1889
HB-1174, 1269, 4247
HB-2995
HB-334
SB-226
SB-1670, 2014;
  HB-3743
HB-3743
SB-1171, 1893;
  HB-745, 2051
SB-226, 1171, 1889,
  2070; HB-167, 3926
SB-528, 562, 2070;
  HB-491, 721, 2911,
  2988, 3454, 3926
SB-1679, 2070; HB-22,
  2912, 3717, 3926
  HB-2927, 3711
SB-2070, 2090
SB-2070, 2090


Chap.
120-Cont.


Par.     Bill


  501a
  501c-2

  501d-4
  501e
  501e-1

t501f-2
  501k
  501k

  501k-1
  502a-2
  502a-3
  508a
  511
  t523.1
  524
  575
  578
  584
  585
  t588.2
  589


  t589.5
  590
  592.1
  592.2

  592.2a
  592.3
    594
 t594.1
    596
    597
    598

    599
    600
 t602.1
    604

 t604.1
 t610.1
    611
    612a
    627
    *634
    637
    638
 t638.1
    642


HB-2270
SB-1719; HB-3623,
  3772, 4131
HB-2909
SB-1085; HB-2051
SB-79, 226; HB-1174,
  4236
SB-7
HB-2909
SB-1673; HB-3050,
  3472, 3512
HB-4293
SB- 1116; HB-2064
SB-1117; HB-2057
HB-3631
HB-3395
SB-428
HB-1174, 1598, 3296
HB-3926
SB-1248, 1982
SB-360; HB-667, 1911
SB-360; HB-667
SB-1294
SB-733, 2014;
  HB-4247, 4249,
  4250
HB-1753
SB-360; HB-667
HB-1189
SB-470, 733, 1574,
  1706; HB-3142
SB-470, 1574
HB-4247, 4248
SB-1248, 1982
HB-4007
SB-1982
HB-2995
SB-1248, 1982;
  HB-4090
HB-2995
SB-2014; HB-3743
HB-2602
SB-521; HB-392, 2909,
  3705, 3864
HB-1753
SB-956; HB-398
SB-531
HB-3743
SB-1519; HB-2885
HB-2475
HB-870
SB-2034; HB-3524
SB-2034; HB-3524
SB-203, 1015


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





2296


Par.


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill                Chap.      Par.
                    120-Cont.


Chap.
120-Cont
















       t


  643   SB-96, 399, 1547,
          1584, 1673, 1679,
          2034; HB-13, 537,
          795,935, 2190,
          2354, 2887, 2890,
          2913, 2914,2915,
          3067, 3367, 3369,
          3520, 3524, 4158,
          4293
 t643a  HB-2686
 643e   HB-1543
 t643f  HB-537, 1411, 3007,
          3017
 t643g  HB-1411
 t644a  SB-1679
 645a   HB-2527
 t656A   HB-3958
656A.1   HB-3958
   671   HB-2913, 3994
   672   HB-1517
 *673a   SB-1965
 t673b   SB-1965
   675   SB-520, 1965; HB-391,
           1755, 3691
   680   HB-2028
   688b  HB-1976
 t688b   HB-3918, 4264
 697a    HB-1412
 697d    HB-3631
 697e    HB-1412, 2507
   705   SB-280, 392; HB-1980,
           2583, 3814, 3981
 705.1   HB-3981
 705.1b  HB-462
h705.1c  HB-3981
t705.5   SB-1608, 1636;
           HB-2973, 3165
   706   HB-1174, 1750,2909,
           3705, 3864
 t709.1  HB-3043
   711   HB-2748, 2909, 3705,
           3864
  716a   HB-1207, 1412
  *716a  HB-3631
  t716b  HB-76, 1975
  719    HB-1889
  726    HB-2154, 2583, 2706
  734    SB-2091; HB-11, 226,
           877, 2583, 2706,
           3631, 3705
  734a   HB-1412
  741    HB-3705
  t741.1 HB-3705
  744    HB-1724, 2513
  745    HB-2051
  747    SB-41
  756    HB-3631


ti
1

1


  1
  1
  1

111


Bill


761    HB-1978, 3653, 4265
811    SB-1447; HB-1544,
         3947
 862   HB-2913, 2914
 863   SB-226; HB-2913,
         2914
 864   HB-3066
 865   SB-2028; HB-2393,
         2913, 2914
 866 SB-226, 2028;
         HB-2393, 2751,
         2913, 2914
866.1  HB-2914
866.2  HB-2914
867    SB-2028; HB-2393,
         2913, 2914
 868   SB-1895; HB-2913
 1003  HB-3338, 3675, 3811
051.1  HB-3307
1054   HB-3307
1055   HB-3307
1101   SB-1168; HB-151,
         1654
 1102  SB-16, 56; HB-2051,
         2065
 1122  SB-177, 1091; HB-136,
         177, 236, 291,336,
         860,945, 1802,
         2051, 2160
 1123  SB-721, 1793, 1889;
         HB-177, 860, 3470
 1124  SB-393, 1091, 1793,
          1889; HB-3470
 1125  SB-1889
 1126   SB-1823; HB-3314
 1128   SB-1091, 1711, 1793,
          1823, 1889;
          HB-1802, 3314,
          3470
 1152   SB-105, 107, 121,
          1549, 1859; HB-856,
          1619, 3820, 4040
 1153   SB-1238, 1247;
          HB-144, 612, 2065,
          2801, 2812
 1156   SB-1247
 156.1  SB-1246
 157.1  SB-1238, 1247;
          HB-144, 612, 2812
 157.2  SB-57, 59, 105, 107,
          121, 1549, 1859;
          HB-3820, 4040
157.3   SB-1247; HB-3420
1157.5  SB-1247
157.6   SB-1247
157.8   SB-1247
157.8a HB-144, 153, 612


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


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                2297


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
120-Cont.
          1158
        t1158.2
        l1158a
          1159


   Bill

SB-1247; HB-3420
HB-629, 855
SB-105
SB-105, 1238, 1247,
  1549; HB-144, 153,
  612,2065,2801,
  2812,3820,4040


Chap.      Par.     Bill
120-Cont.
         f2172   SB-2126
         f2173   SB-2126
         f2174   SB-2126
         *4441   SB-1862
ROADS & BRIDGES
121


     t1159.1  SB-106                          3-105  HB-851
        1160  HB-144, 612, 2812             3-107.1  SB-1887; HB-3401
    t1160.1a  HB-3416, 3417                3-107.1a  SB-1887; HB-340
    t1160.3   HB-144, 153, 612,            3-107.1b  SB-1887; HB-340f
                2799, 2812                 3-107.1c  SB-1887; HB-3401
     ¶1160.4  HB-144, 612,2799,               4-211  HB-2320
                2812                         t4-218  SB-266, 1330; HB
     f1160.5  HB-144, 612, 2799,                       746, 1184
                2812                       ¶4-406.1  SB-1532; HB-365(
     t1160.6  HB-144, 612                     4-408  HB-452
        1162  SB-1247                       4-508.1  SB-1518
     f1162.2  HB-4216                       5-101.1  SB-266,278
        1163  SB-1121; HB-478,             5-101.11  SB-1085; HB-205
                3420                          5-103  SB-971
       t1163  SB-1121                      ¶5-103.1  SB-970; HB-2875,
       1164    HB-3420                                 3936
       1165   SB-1247, 1577                   5-104  SB-682; HB-1237,
       1169    SB-1238; HB-144, 612,                   2373
                2065,2801,2812               ¶5-111  HB-1758
        1170   SB-1549; HB-3820               5-201  SB-554,652,745
        1171   HB-3420                     t5-201.2  SB-554,652,745
     t1171.3   SB-105; HB-856, 3420,          5-202  SB-554,652,745
                4040                          5-204  SB-554,652,745
        1174   SB-1247                        5-301  SB-266,1201
        1175   SB-1247                        5-406  HB-1299, 1962, 2
     t1177.1   HB-4008                       5-410.1
     1202.1    HB-2669                     t5-410.1   SB-1532; HB-365'
        1204   SB-1781; HB-4251,             15-413   HB-1758
                4253                          5-501   HB-1019
        1206   SB-1781; HB-4251               5-604   HB-1185
      1206.1   SB-1781; HB-4251              5-604.1  SB-462
        1207   SB-1352; HB-3360             ¶5-605.2  HB-2532
      1209.1   HB-1977                        5-608   SB-1625; HB-318
      1210.1   HB-4251, 4252                            3457
      t1405.2  SB-1222                       ¶5-608   HB-1672, 1759
      t1405.3  SB-1222                       *5-608   HB-4311
        1702   SB-378,1033,1781               5-701   HB-2532,2615
        1804   HB-1346                       5-701.1  HB-3408
        1901   HB-3104                       5-701.3  HB-3408
        2002   SB-1686; HB-3255,            5-701.11  HB-2532
                 3887                      t5-701.16  HB-2532
        2010   HB-3255                        5-702   HB-254
        2153   SB-2127,2128                  6-107.1  HB-801
        t2165  SB-2126                       16-131   SB-1787; HB-318
        12166  SB-2126                        6-305   SB-1532, 1785;
        t2167  SB-2126                                  HB-3263, 3652
        t2168  SB-2126                        6-306   SB-1944; HB-328
        t2169  SB-2126                        6-311   SB-1944
        t2170  SB-2126                        6-312   SB-1944
        12171  SB-2126                        6-313   SB-1944

*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
jTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


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                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Chap.      Par.     Bill              Chap.      Par.     Bill
121-Cont.                              121-Cont.
         6-314   SB-1944                       503.13  HB-2035
         6-315a  SB-1944                       504.06  SB-858
         6-325   SB-1532                         507   HB-2563, 3134, 3414
         6-501   SB-266, 419                   t509.1  HB-599, 625
         6-506   HB-3653, 4115                 514.01  HB-599, 625
         6-701   SB-859; HB-2615
         6-702   HB-254                SALES
       t6-1001   SB-2133               121%
         7-202   SB-923; HB-2323,               4-218  HB-2051
                   2615                         137.2  SB-2123
       7-202.1b  SB-923; HB-2323              137.2-1  SB-2123
         7-203   HB-254                       137.2-2  SB-2123
         7-203.1 HB-254                       137.2-7  SB-2123, 2228
         7-203.2 HB-254                     t137.2-8a  SB-450, 2123
         7-204   SB-923; HB-254, 2323        137.2-11  SB-450, 2123
         t7-401  SB-2133                     137.2-12a SB-2123
         9-113   HB-1344                   t137.2-12a  SB-450
         9-123   HB-3198                     137.2-12b SB-2123
         t9-131  SB-1292                   t137.2-12b  SB-450
         100-1   SB-1518                     137.2-17a SB-2123
         100-3   SB-1518                      137.2-25 SB-2123
         100-3.1 SB-1258                        137.3  SB-450, 2123
         100-8   SB-1127, 1518                  137.4  SB-450, 817,2123
         100-9   SB-1518                        137.5  SB-450,2123
         100-14  SB-1518                        137.6  SB-450, 2123
         100-16  SB-6                           137.7  SB-450, 2123
         *100-16 HB-497                         137.8  SB-450, 2123;
      *100-16.1  HB-497                                  HB-2138
         100-22  HB-538                         137.9  SB-2123
         100-27  HB-3765                       137.10  SB-450, 2123
      t100-27.2  HB-2608, 2610, 3371           137.11  SB-2123
         100-31  SB-1006                      137.11a  SB-450, 2123
         307.1   HB-3495                     t137.11b  HB-3587
         307.2   HB-3495                       137.12  SB-2123
       t307.7-1  HB-1206                       137.13  SB-2123
         307.8b  SB-1480                      1157.31   HB-113
         t307.8c HB-2939                  *157.31 thru
      *307.12-1  HB-1848                       157.35   HB-1803
         307.13  IHB-3495                      157.32   HB-113
         307.14  HB-1547, 3349                 157.33   HB-113
      t307.16-1  SB-1393, 1598, 1907;          157.34   HB-113
                   HB-4280               *158 thru 165 HB-560
         307.18  HB-2323, 3495                    208   HB-2377
         307.18b HB-3495                          210   HB-2377
         307.18c HB-3495                        t213a   HB-2377
         307.18d HB-3495                         215d   SB-23; HB-56
       t307.18e  HB-2244                        262B    HB-1788
    *314a26 thru                              t262J.2   HB-1341
        314a54   HB-3765                      t262K.1   SB-2149
        314a31   SB-1127                        2620    SB-1326, 1345, 1347;
        t364.2   HB-3541                                  HB-1630
        t364.3   HB-3541                         262P   HB-3181
        f364.4   HB-3541                       t262R    SB-751, 1517; HB-541,
           501   HB-599, 625, 2563,                       1937, 2146
                   3134, 3414                   t262S   SB-1517; HB-2051
         503.04  HB-2056                         262T   SB-2122; HB-3700
         503.06  SB-888                         t262T   SB-1517; HB-2051

   *Repeal of Section is proposed.
   tAddition of Section is proposed.
   $Title Preceding Paragraph.
   References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





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Chap.      Par.
121½- Cont.
         t262U

         t262V
         t262W
         266.1
           267

           270a
           349.8
           351
           t352
           506
           525
         t525.1
           528
         t529.2
         562.13

         t562.14
         t565.1
           566
        t569.02
           581
   *701 thru 740
         t853.1
         *1001
         *1002
         1201
         $1201
         1202
         1203
         1204
         1205
         1207
         $1208
         1352
         1353
         t1353.1
         t1503
         1652
         1654
         1703
         1734
         1852
         1855
         1901
         $1901
         1902
         2620


         2620.6
SCHOOLS
122


SI

H
H
H
SI

H
H
H
H
H
Sl
Sl
SI
Sl
SI

SI
H
H
H
H
H
R1


STATUTES AMENDED
  Bill              Chap.
                     122-C
B-1669; HB-3374,
3780, 4183
B-3780
B-3780
B-541
B-1346; HB-541,
1937, 2051
B-541, 1937, 2051
B-2051
B-2609
B-2609
B-4132
B-400
B-400
B-186
B-400
B-1189; HB-369,
3019
B-1189; HB-369
B-3019
B-2476, 2477
B-216
B-4259
B-2011


HB-138jo
HB-1140
HB-1140
SB-2102; HB-1107
SB-2102
SB-2102; HB-1107
SB-2102; HB-1107
SB-2102; HB- 1107
SB-2102
SB-2102; HB-1107
HB-1107
HB-4198
HB-4198
HB-2612
HB-3795
HB-4286
HB-4286
HB-3278
HB-2051
HB-3780, 4072
HB-4072
HB-3967
HB-3967
HB-3967
SB-1858, 2074, 2171;
  HB-3662, 3907,
  4293
SB-1998


1A-2   SB-234
1A-4   HB-1050


-Continued
    Par.
ont.


Bill


tlA-4a    SB-2113
t2-3.11c  HB-1050
2-3.13a   SB-826
2-3.17a   SB-1012, 2028;
            HB-2926
  2-3.20  SB-1839
  2-3.26  SB-856
  2-3.27  HB-3193
  2-3.30  HB-319
  2-3.33  SB-956
  2-3.41  SB-1857; HB-205,
            1193
  2-3.51  HB-2883, 3216
2-3.52A   SB-426
  2-3.55  SB-1926
2-3.55A   SB-426
  2-3.61  HB-1244
  2-3.62  HB-1244, 2051
  2-3.63  SB-2118
  *2-3.63 SB-2028; HB-2393
  2-3.64  SB-1273, 1702,2118;
            HB-1216, 2537
  2-3.66  SB-1857; HB-309,
            1723,2883
  2-3.68  SB-169; HB-461, 1244,
            1740,2051,2512,
            4293
  2-3.71  HB-2882
  2-3.71a SB-1926
t2-3.71a  SB-945, 1557
  2-3.73  SB-1271
  2-3.79  HB-2027
  2-3.82  HB-1384
  t2-3.83 SB-274, 553, 765, 799,
            949,956, 1095,
            1176, 1187, 1197,
            1206, 1263,1329;
            HB-384, 398, 1052,
            1355,1771, 1806,
            1834, 1868,2249,
            2504,2509,2511,
            2780,2781,2783,
            2843,2846, 2857,
            2926
  2-3.84  HB-2051
  t2-3.84 HB-1356
  2-3.85  HB-2051
  2-3.86  HB-2051
  2-3.87  HB-2051
  2-3.88  HB-2051
  12-3.89 SB-1581, 1587, 1839,
            1840,1853,1926,
            2066,2115,2120,
            2121; HB-2780,
            3249,3556,3577,
            3635
 t2-3.90  SB-1839,1840;
            HB-2780


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





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Chap.      Par.
122-Cont.
         2-3.91
         t2-3.91
         t2-3.92
         t2-4

           3-1


         t3-la
         3-6.1
           3-7
           3-11
           *3-11
         3-14.5
         3-14.8
         3-14.22
         3-15.1
         3-15.5
         3-15.10
         3-15.12

         3-.01

         3A-1

         t3A-l.1
         3A-2
         3A-6
         3A-7
            4-1

         t4-1.1
           4-10
       t4-406.1
          5-2.1


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.


HB-4293
HB-2780
HB-2780
SB-687, 691; HB-184,
  1585
SB-1606, 1607, 1951,
  2028, 2113, 2261;
  HB-344, 3172
SB-1951
SB-1606; HB-3172
HB-3193
SB-724, 725; HB-1806
SB-208
HB-3625
SB-695; HB-394
SB-1213
HB-3193
HB-2384
SB-1606; HB-3172
SB-1176; HB-1313,
  2051, 3216
SB-1606, 1951, 2261;
  HB-3106, 3172
SB-1606, 2261;
  HB-3172
SB-1606; HB-3172
SB-1951, 2261
SB-1951, 2113
SB-2114
SB-1606, 1951;
  HB-3172
  SB-1951
  SB-1951
  HB-3649
SB-652, 716, 898,
   1786, 1795;
   HB-1716


122-Cont.
           7-2
           7-2.3
           7-6
           7-7
           7-14
           7A
           7A-1
           7A-5
         t7C-1
           8-1
           8-2
           9-10
           9-22
         *9-22
           10-3
           10-4

           10-7
           10-9
           10-10

        t10-10a
        t10-13.1
          10-14
          10-16
          10-17
          10-17a

          10-18
          10-19
      t10-19.01
        10-20.1
      t10-20.la
      *10-20.2a
      t10-20.2b
      t10-20.5b
      t10-20.7a
      t10-20.8b


   Bill

SB-793, 1515, 2116
HB-1092, 1535
SB-1515, 2116
SB-1515
SB-187
HB-10, 40
SB-426; HB-10, 40
HB-127
SB-2087
SB-715
SB-755
HB-1641
SB-897, 1795
HB-3283
SB-1279; HB-82
SB-1272, 1926;
  HB-910
SB-1926
SB-1273, 2023
SB-587, 898, 1272;
  HB-82, 910
HB-3920
HB-2727
HB-2718
SB-441
HB-3193, 3715
SB-1273, 1856;
  HB-530, 2537
SB-1280
SB-536; HB-134
HB-2393
SB-234, 1206
SB-2023
SB-506
HB-1301
HB-54, 3996
SB-1263; HB-3556
SB-70, 174, 227;


         5-4  HB-1641                                  HB-250
       5-5.1  SB-535                      t10-20.9a  HB-645
       5-5.3  SB-535                       10-20.12  HB-493
       5-5.4  SB-535                      10-20.12a  HB-155, 159, 2393
       5-5.5  SB-535                     fl0-20.12b  HB-2919
       5-5.6a SB-535                       10-20.19  SB-1280
       5-5.7  SB-535                     t10-20.24a  HB-146,3306
       5-14   SB-587                      l10-20.25b SB-1969
     t5-410.1 HB-3649                     10-20-12a  SB-2028
         6-2  SB-1606; HB-3172            t10-21.3a  HB-1047
         6-4  SB-1606; HB-3172              10-21.4  HB-2729
         6-10  SB-1606; HB-3172            10-21.4a  HB-2725
         6-11  SB-1606; HB-3172            10-21.4b  HB-3920
         6-12  SB-1606; HB-3172           t10-21.6a  SB-234, 1098
         6-17  SB-1606; HB-3172             10-21.7  HB-3968
         6-19  SB-587                       10-21.8  SB-2028; HB-2392
         6-20  SB-694                       10-21.9  SB-1702; HB-517,
         7-01  SB-1606; HB-3172                        1120, 1183, 349
       t7-02   HB-2425                    t10-21.10  SB-1564, 1664;
       t7-03   SB-2087                                 HB-4019

*Repeal of Section is proposed.
fAddition of Section is proposed.
lTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


3

5




2301


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.      Par.
122-Cont.
      t10-21.11
        10-22.4
        10-22.5a
      f10-22.5b
      t10-22.6b
      10-22.10

      10-22.14
      t10-22.18c
      10-22.20c
      10-22.22b

      10-22.22c
      f10-22.22c
      10-22.23

      10-22.24

      tl0-22.24b
      10-22.29b
      10-22.31
      10-22.32
      10-22.34
      10-22.38a
      lO0-22.38b
      10-22.39

      10-22.40

        10-23.4
        10-23.5



        10-23.8b
      110-23.13
        t10-24
        tl0A-1
        tl0A-2
        11A-3


   Bill

SB-1664
SB-707; HB-126
HB-155, 159
HB-949
SB-398, 1270
SB-63; HB-925, 3483,
  4138
SB-1438
HB-655
SB-234
SB-446, 1795, 2027;
  HB-711, 3444, 4293
SB-187; HB-2937
SB-597
SB-63; HB-925, 3483,
  4138
SB-63; HB-925, 3483,
  4138
SB-1263
SB-2028; HB-2393
HB-3193, 3387
HB-1901
HB-711, 1059
HB-927
SB-1176
SB-695; HB-394, 736,
  743, 1806, 2051
SB-42, 851, 852, 897,
  898
SB-2028; HB-309
SB-170, 208, 361, 724,
  902, 937, 1795,
  2027; HB-3216,
  3444, 3816
HB-1093, 1745, 2725
HB-1562, 2775
HB-988, 2776
SB-2140
SB-2140
SB-187, 1795, 1926,
  2181; HB-2717,
  3444


Chap.
122-Cont.


Par.     Bill


   13-41
   13-42
   13-43.8
 13-43.11
 13-43.18
 13-43.19
 13-43.20
    13-44
  13-44.3
  13-44.4
    13-45
  t13-46
  14-1.09
t14-1.09a
t14-1.11
t14-1.lla
  14-3.01
  14-7.01
  14-7.02a

  14-7.03

  t14-7.04
  14-8.01
  14-8.02


  14-9.01
  14-11.02
  14-12.01
t14-12.02
14-13.01
14-15.01
t14-16.01
   14A-2
   14A-3
 t14A-3.1
   14A-4
   14A-5
   t14A-9
   14B-6
   14C-3


HB-476
HB-476
HB-476
HB-476
HB-476
HB-476
HB-476
HB-476
HB-476, 2051
HB-476
HB-476
HB-476
HB-465
HB-672
HB-1581, 2645, 3093
HB-1581, 3093
SB-416
HB-1462
SB-2028; HB-1583,
  3094, 4293
SB-74; HB-1581, 1702,
  3093
HB-3716
HB-1581, 3093
HB-319, 1050, 1244,
  1638, 2051, 3386,
  3387
SB-696
HB-319
HB-3386, 3402
SB-2117
HB-3385
SB-185
SB-1382
SB-2028; HB-2393
SB-308, 310
SB-309; HB-486
SB-381; HB-486
SB-310, 311
SB-1563, 2028
HB-2401
HB-927


       11A-9   SB-2181; HB-3193              14C-8   SB-1981, 2028;
       11B-1   HB-2717                                 HB-2393, 4293
       11B-2   SB-1272; HB-155              14C-12   HB-927, 3402
       11B-3   SB-1272; HB-155,                15-7  SB-1606; HB-317
                 2051                          16-1  SB-1206; HB-271
       11B-5   SB-1272; HB-155                 17-2  SB-447, 723, 797,
       11B-7   SB-1272; HB-155                         1905, 1906;
       11B-8   SB-2181; HB-3193                        HB-1094, 1736,
       t12-3.1 SB-1635                                 1790, 1837, 202
       t12-3.2 SB-1635                                 2409,3156,319
       f 12-3.3 SB-1635                                3251, 3413
       t12-3.4 SB-1635                     t17-2.01  HB-2026, 3193
       t12-3.5 SB-1635                      *17-2.1  HB-2409
       12-25   HB-3444                       17-2.2  SB-1906; HB-173
       13-40   HB-476                                  1790, 3193

*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
4Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


2
6



'4,
'3,



6,





2302


Chap.      Par.
122-Cont.
        17-2.2a
        17-2.2c
        t17-2.2d
        17-2.11

        t17-2.12
      t17-2.12a
      t17-2.13
           17-3


         *17-3
         17-3.1
         "17-3.1

         17-3.2
         *17-3.3

         t17-3.4
           17-4
           17-5
         17-5.1
           17-8
       t17-9.01
       t17-9.1
          17-11

        17-11.1
          17-12

          17-14
          17-16
          +17-17
       t17-17.1
       118-1.1

           18-3
        f18-4.5
           18-6
           18-8












       +18-8.01
       t18-8.1
          18-8.2
          18-8.3


   STATUTES AM]
   Bill

HB-3253, 3390
HB-160
HB-1057, 2024, 3248
SB-963, 1271, 2028;
  HB-3068
SB-43, 1602
SB-1602
SB-43
SB-447, 723,797,
  1905; HB-1094,
  1837, 3156, 3193
HB-2409
HB-3193
SB-797; HB-1837,
  2409
HB-2409
SB-797; HB-1837,
  2409
HB-948
HB-3193
HB-3193
HB-3193
SB-857
SB-856
HB-3520
SB-723, 1905; HB-537,
  2409
HB-2724
SB-723, 1905;
  HB-2409
HB-2646
HB-2409
HB-2409, 4292
HB-2409
SB-723, 1563, 1905;
  HB-3392
SB-2117; HB-1702
HB-2779
HB-2647
SB-184, 187, 300, 447,
  596, 699, 723,797,
  1097, 1530, 1680,
  1839, 1840, 1859,
  1905, 2144, 2182,
  2217, 2261; HB-400,
  537,910, 914,915,
  916, 1094, 1347,
  1533, 1736, 2051,
  2409, 2621, 2762,
  3079,3156, 3177,
  3178, 3250, 3327,
  3413, 3707, 4208,
  4261, 4293
  SB-797
  HB-1837
  SB-2217
SB-883, 2117, 2217;
   HB-410, 2758, 2760,
   2770


ENDED-Continued
  Chap.      Par.
  122-Cont.
          t18-8.5

          t18-8.6
          t18-8A
             18-9
             18-11
             18-12
          tl8A-1


   19-1
   19-6
   19-23
   20-2

   20-4
   21.la
   21-la

   21-lb
 t21-lc
   21-2
 21-2.1
 21-2b
 21-7.1
   21-9
t21-10a
  22-20
  24.2
  24-2



  24-3
  24-6
  24-8
  24-11


  24-14
  24-24
  24A-2
  24A-3

  24A-4
  24A-5



  26-1
  26-2
  26-2a
  *26-2a
  t26-2c
  26-3
  26-3a


   Bill

SB-699; HB-2025,
  3473
HB-2621
HB-2409
SB-954
SB-1816
SB-1096, 1530
SB-1271, 1465, 1675,
  1681, 1957;
  HB-2846, 2938,
  3004, 3005, 3182
SB-43, 460
SB-755
SB-1438
SB-1438, 1597;
  HB-1859
HB-862
HB-3252
SB-1999; HB-1732,
  2051
HB-1244
SB-2045; HB-3446
SB-1069, 2147
SB-2028
HB-1244
HB-476
HB-4167
SB-1069
HB-2051
SB-1553; HB-2910
SB-410, 1024, 2028;
  HB-338, 350, 582,
  1702, 1891,2014,
  2393, 2942,4293
SB-388
HB-3274
SB-2028
SB-185, 696, 2057,
  2147; HB-461, 2051,
  3499
SB-1178
HB-1946
SB-1071
SB-1070, 1271, 1839,
   1840, 2119
 HB-992, 3499
 SB-693, 707, 1839,
   1840, 1849, 2045,
   2144; HB-126, 3446,
   3707
 SB-1202; HB-155, 159
 HB-155, 159
 HB-971
 HB-205, 1193
 HB-2298
 HB-155, 159
 HB-666, 971


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2303


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill               Chap.     Par.
                            122-Cont.


      26-6
      26-8
      26-8a
    *26-8a
    26-8b
    *26-8b
t26-8c thru
     26-8i
     26-12
     *26-12
     t26-13
     t26-14
     26-15
   t26A-1
   t26A-2
   t26A-3
   t26A-4
   t26A-5
   t26A-6
      27-1

      27-2
      *27-4
      27-5
      27-6

      27-7
      t27-8
    27-8.1

    27-9.1
    t27-9.1a
    27-9.2
    27-12.1
    27-13.2

    t27-13.3


    *27-14
    27-16
    27-20
    t27-20.2
    t27-20.3
    27-21
    27-22
    27-22.1

    27-23
    27-23.1
    t27-23.2

    27-24.2
    27-24.4
    27-24.5
    27-24.6
      28-6


HB-155, 159
SB-854; HB-205, 2051
SB-854
HB-205, 1193
SB-854; HB-2051
HB-205, 1193

SB-854
SB-281
HB-205, 1193
HB-971
HB-971, 2165
HB-2051
HB-819
HB-819
HB-819
HB-819
HB-819
HB-819
HB-133, 875, 1244,
  3362, 3399
SB-2028; HB-2393
SB-2028; HB-2393
SB-438; HB-669, 3112
HB-669, 2051, 2298,
  3112
SB-500
HB-2383
HB-50, 233, 515, 644,
  2393
SB-500, 533, 550
HB-1226
SB-500, 550
HB-1828
HB-507, 509, 2728,
  2946
SB-223; HB-603, 1868,
  2008, 2190, 2346,
  3392
HB-460
SB-2028; HB-2393
HB-27
HB-35
HB-3011
HB-2393
HB-313, 2283
SB-1084; HB-319,
  1732, 2727
HB-358
HB-508, 2935, 3819
HB-736, 742, 2458,
  3964
SB-1311; HB-358
HB-358
HB-358
HB-358
SB-2028, 2147;
  HB-2393, 4293


Chap.
122-Cont.


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


     29-2
     29-3.1

     29-5

     29-5.2
   29-5-.2
   29-17
   30-4b
   30-4c
   30-14.5

   30-14.6
   30-14.7
   t30-14.8
   30-15.3
   30-15.4
   30-15.7

   30-15.7b

   30-15.7d
 t30-15.7g

   30-15.8
 t30-15.9a
 t30-15.9b
 30-15.10
 30-15.12

 30-15.16
 30-15.17
 30-15.18
 30-15.25
 30-15.25a
 30-15.25b
 t30-15.26
t30-15.26a
     32-1
     32-2.5
     32-2.6
   32-2.13
   *32-3
   *32-3.1
   t32-3.1a
   *32-3.2
   *32-3.3
   32-4.9
   32-4.16
     33-1

     33-lb
   t34.5.2
   34.18.5
      34-1


   Bill

HB-1658
SB-2027, 2028;
  HB-2393
SB-857; HB-1244,
  1658, 2051
HB-2051, 2367
SB-91
HB-2323
SB-169
SB-169; HB-1916
SB-717, 896; HB-1022,
  2051
SB-717; HB-1022
SB-426, 1926
HB-3358
HB-2622
HB-85, 2248, 4135
SB-977, 1100, 1350,
  1697; HB-2654
SB-882; HB-180, 1018,
  1265
HB-85
SB-1173; HB-1927,
  2460, 3151
HB-2553
SB-1080
SB-717
SB-443, 1765
SB-443; HB-2051,
  2248
SB-806; HB-4234
SB-806; HB-4234
SB-1137; HB-4233
HB-4293
HB-3723
HB-3723
SB-875
SB-875
HB-2777
HB-1641, 2777
SB-587
HB-2777
HB-2777
HB-2777
HB-2777
HB-2777
HB-2777
HB-2777
HB-2777
SB-64, 89, 587; HB-69,
  435, 1147
SB-64; HB-69, 435
HB-2621
SB-1702, 2144
SB-698, 699, 1839,
  2144; HB-1177,
  1583, 2621, 3686,
  3707, 4012, 4101,
  4208





                2304

STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.
122-Cont.
       t34-
       t34-
       t3,


  34
  t3

t34
34
134
t34
  3
  t3

  3
  t3

  34
t34
  3
  t3

  34
f34
t34
  3
  t3

  i
  +3
  3
  3
  t3
  3

  t3
  3
  t3
  34

  t34

  34
  t34
  34
  t34
  34
  t34

  t

  t

  t


Par.


Bill


-1.01  SB-1839, 1840
-1.02  SB-1839, 1840
4-1.1  SB-1839, 1840;
         HB-4208
34-2   SB-699, 2144, 2261;
         HB-2621, 3707,
         4012, 4208
4-2.1  SB-1839
4-2.1  SB-1839, 2144;
         HB-3707, 4208
-2.1a  SB-1839
-2.1b  SB-1839
-2.lb  SB-1839
k-2.1c SB-1839
4-2.2  SB-1839
4-2.2  SB-1839, 2144;
         HB-3707, 4208
4-2.3  SB-1839
4-2.3  SB-1839, 2144;
         HB-3707, 4208
-2.3a  SB-1839
1-2.3a SB-1839
4-2.4  SB-1839, 2144
14-2.4 SB-1839; HB-3707,
         4208
t-2.4a SB-1839
-2.4a  SB-1839
1-2.4b SB-1839, 1840
>4-2.5 SB-1839, 2144
4-2.5  SB-1839, 1840;
         HB-3707, 4208
W4-2.6 SB-2144
14-2.6  HB-3707, 4208
34-2.7  SB-2144
14-2.7  HB-3707, 4208
4-2.8   SB-2144
14-2.8  HB-3707, 4208
14-2.9  SB-2144; HB-4208
14-2.9  HB-3707
t-2.10  SB-2144
1-2.10  HB-3707
1-2.11  SB-2144
t-2.11  HB-3707
4-2.12  SB-2144
4-2.12  HB-3707
4-2.13  SB-2144
4-2.13  HB-3707
4-2.14  SB-2144
4-2.14  HB-3707
34-2a   SB-698, 699; HB-1177,
          1583, 3686, 4012
34-2b   SB-698; HB-1177,
          1583, 3686
"34-2c  SB-698; HB-1177,
          1583, 3686


Chap.      Par.      Bill
122-Cont.
           34-3  SB-699, 1839, 1840,
                   1851, 2045, 2144,
                   2261; HB-1177,
                   2621, 2719, 2777,
                   2984, 3446, 3686,
                   3707,4012, 4208
        t34-3.1  SB-1839, 1840, 2045;
                   HB-2621, 2777,
                   3446
        t34-3.2  SB-1839, 1840
           34-4  SB-699, 2045, 2261;
                   HB-82, 1177, 2621,
                   2719, 2777, 2984,
                   3446, 3686, 4208
          *34-4  HB-4012
          34-5   SB-699, 2144;
                   HB-2621, 2719,
                   3707, 4208
        t34-5.1  SB-699, 2261;
                    HB-2621
        t34-5.2  SB-699, 2261;
                    HB-2621
        t34-5.3   SB-699, 2261
        34-5.4  SB-2261
        t34-5a  HB-4012
        t34-5b    HB-4012
        t34-5c  HB-4012
        t34-5d  HB-4012
           34-6   SB-699, 1839, 1840,
                    2045, 2144;
                    HB-2621, 2719,
                    2984, 3446, 3707,
                    4012, 4208
         134-6.1  SB-441
           34-7   SB-699; HB-2621,
                    4012
           34-8   SB-699, 1839, 1840,
                    2045, 2144;
                    HB-2621, 2719,
                    2984, 3446, 3707,
                    4012
          *34-8   HB-4208
        t34-8.01  SB-2045; HB-3446
          34-8.1  SB-108, 699, 1839,
                    2024, 2045, 2144;
                    HB-681, 1182, 2621,
                    3446, 3707, 4012,
                    4142, 4149, 4208
        t34-8.1a  HB-3920
          34-8.2  SB-699, 1839, 2045;
                    HB-2621, 3446,
                    4012
         *34-8.2  SB-1839, 2144;
                    HB-3707
          34-8.3  SB-1839, 1840
          t34-8.3 SB-699, 1839, 1840;
                    HB-2621


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.





2305


      Par.
-Cont.


Chap.
122-


Bill


122-Cont.


  t34-8.4  SB-699
     34-9  SB-699, 2144;
             HB-2621, 3707
    34-10  SB-699; HB-2356,
             2621
    34-11  SB-699; HB-2355,
             2621
    34-12  SB-699; HB-2621
    34-13  SB-699, 1839, 2045,
             2144; HB-2621,
             3446, 3707, 4012,
             4208
   34-13a  HB-4208
   t34-13a HB-4012
   *34-14  SB-699; HB-2621
   34-15   SB-699, 2144;
             HB-2621, 2719,
             2984, 3707, 4012,
             4208
    34-16  SB-699, 2144;
             HB-2354, 3707,
             4012, 4021, 4208
    34-17  SB-699, 2144;
             HB-2621, 3707,
             4012, 4208
    34-18  SB-63, 234, 1838,
             1839, 2144; HB-134,
             146, 155, 2051,
             3306, 3483, 3686,
             3707, 4012, 4138,
             4208
t34-18.01  HB-2393
  34-18.1  SB-699, 2144;
             HB-2621, 3707,
             4012, 4208
  34-18.2  SB-699, 2144; HB-927,
             2621, 3707, 4012,
             4208
  34-18.3  SB-2144; HB-2621,
             3707, 4012, 4208
  34-18.4  SB-699; HB-2621,
             4012, 4208
t34-18.4a  SB-174, 226
  34-18.5  SB-699; HB-517, 1120,
             1183, 2621, 3495,
             3707, 4012, 4208
  34-18.6  SB-699; HB-2621
  t34-18.7 SB-234, 695, 1098;
             HB-146, 394, 736,
             743, 1047
  34-18.8  HB-2051
  t34-18.9 SB-1839, 1969, 2045;
             HB-3446, 3673
t34-18.10  SB-1839
t34-18.11  SB-1839
   34-18a  SB-699, 1851
   *34-18a SB-1839, 1840, 2144;
             HB-3707, 4012,
             4208


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STATUTES AMENDED-Continied
Bill                Chap.      Par.


   34-18b  SB-699, 1839, 2045,
             2222; HB-2354,
             2621, 3446, 3745,
             3834, 4203
  *34-18b  SB-2144; HB-3707,
             4012, 4208
  34-18b2  HB-1935
  34-18c   SB-699, 1258
  *34-18c  SB-1839, 1840, 2144;
             HB-3707, 4012,
             4208
   34-18d  SB-699; HB-2621,
             4141
  *34-18d  SB-1839, 1840, 2144;
             HB-3707, 4012,
             4208
  f34-18e  SB-70, 2222; HB-54,
             250, 1935, 2354,
             3745, 3834, 3996
  t34-18f  SB-2222; HB-3834
    34-19  SB-699, 2045, 2144;
             HB-3446, 3707,
             4012, 4208
  34-19.1  SB-699; HB-2621,
             4012
  34-19.2  SB-699; HB-2621,
             4012
 *34-19.2  SB-2144; HB-3707
    34-20  SB-699; HB-2621
  34-20.1  SB-1795, 1839
  t34-20.1 SB-187; HB-935, 2354
    34-21  SB-699, 1795, 2185,
             2208; HB-2190,
             2621, 3367, 3444,
             4012, 4063
  34-21.1  SB-699, 1795, 1933,
             2208; HB-2190,
             2621, 3444, 3917,
             4063, 4293
  34-21.2  SB-699; HB-2621
  34-21.3  SB-699, 2144;
             HB-2621, 3707,
             4012
t34-21.3a  SB-1839, 1840
  34-21.4  SB-699, 2144;
             HB-2621, 3707,
             4012, 4208
 *34-21.5  SB-699, 1795, 2185;
             HB-2353, 2621,
             3176, 4208, 4261
  34-21.6  SB-699
  t34-21.7 HB-988, 2775, 4019
  34-22  SB-2144; HB-2621,
             3707, 4012
  34-22.1  SB-699
  34-22.2  SB-699
  34-22.3  SB-699





2306


Chap.      Par.
122-Cont.
        34-22.4
        34-22.5
        34-22.6
        34-22.7

        *34-22.8
        34-22.9

      t34-22.10
         34-23
         34-25
         34-26
         34-27
         34-28
         34-29
         34-29.1
         34-29.2
         34-29.3
         34-30
         34-31
         34-32
         34-33
         34-34
         34-35
         34-36
         34-37
         34-38
         34-42
       34-42.01
       t34-42.01
       *34-42.1
       *34-42.2
         34-43


       t34-43.1

       t34-43.2
         34-44
         *34-44
         34-44.1


         34-45
         *34-45
     t34-45.01
       34-45.1
         34-46
         *34-46
         34-47
         *34-47
         34-48
         *34-48
      t34-48.1

         34-49


   STATUTES A1V
   Bill

SB-699
SB-699; HB-2621
SB-1839; HB-2621
SB-1795, 1839;
  HB-935, 2354
SB-699; HB-2621
SB-1795; HB-935,
  2354, 2621
SB-43; HB-2621, 3917
HB-2621
HB-2621
HB-2621
HB-2621
SB-699; HB-2621
SB-699; HB-2621
HB-2621
SB-699; HB-2621
SB-2185; HB-2621
HB-2621
HB-2621
HB-2621
HB-2621
SB-699; HB-2621
HB-2621
HB-2621
HB-2621
SB-699; HB-2621
SB-699; HB-2621
HB-4208
HB-4012
SB-699; HB-2621
SB-699; HB-2621
SB-699, 2144;
  HB-2621, 3585,
  3689, 3707
SB-1839, 1840;
  HB-2621
HB-2621
HB-2621
SB-699
SB-699, 1813;
  HB-2021, 3585,
  3917
HB-2621
SB-699
HB-2621
SB-699; HB-2621
HB-2621
SB-699
HB-2621, 3585, 3689
SB-699
HB-2621, 3585, 3689
SB-699
SB-2045; HB-2621,
  3446
SB-1795, 1933, 2208;
  HB-2190, 2621,
  3444, 3917, 4063,
  4293


lENDED-Continue
   Chap.     Par.
   122-Cont.
           *34-49
           34-50
           *34-50
           34-51
           *34-51
           34-52
           *34-52
           t34-52.1
           34-53


34-53.1

34-53.2

t34-53.3


  34-54
  *34-54
  34-54.1




  34-55

  34-56
  34-57

  34-58

  - 34-59

  34-60

*34-60.1
  34-61
  34-62

  34-63

  34-65
  34-66
  34-67
  34-68

  34-69

  34-70


d
    Bill

 SB-699
 HB-2621, 3585, 3689
 SB-699
 HB-2621
 SB-699
 HB-2621
 SB-699
 HB-948
 SB-399, 447, 699, 723,
   797, 1522, 1584,
   1813, 1839, 1840,
   1905, 2045, 2185;
   HB-795, 935, 1094,
   1793, 1837, 2190,
   2354, 2409, 2621,
   3156, 3367, 3368,
   3413, 3446, 3917,
   4293
 SB-699, 1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 SB-699, 1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 SB-43, 1933, 2185;
   HB-2190, 3917,
   4158
 SB-1839, 1840
 SB-699; HB-2621
 SB-43, 699, 919, 1813,
   1815, 1839, 1840,
   1856, 2185;
   HB-1365, 2051,
   2621, 3350, 4158
 SB-699, 1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 SB-699; HB-2621
 SB-1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 SB-919, 1815;
   HB-2621
 SB-1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 SB-699, 1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 SB-699; HB-2621
 SB-699; HB-2621
 SB-1839, 1840;
   HB-1365, 2621
 SB-1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 HB-2621
 HB-2621
 HB-2621
 SB-1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 SB-1839, 1840;
   HB-2621
 HB-2621


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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STATUTES A
Bill


Chap.
122-Co


HB-4208

HB-3707

SB-1839, 1840;
  HB-4012
SB-1839
SB-699
SB-1839
SB-699
SB-1839
SB-699, 2045;
  HB-2992, 3446
SB-1839


*34-85.1 thru
    34-18.13
 34-85.1 thru
    34-85.13
*34-85.1 thru
    34-85.13

    *34-85.2
    34-85.3
    *34-85.3
    34-85.4
    *34-85.4
    34-85.5

    *34-85.5


    Par.
9nt.


  34-72   SB-1839, 1840;
            HB-2621
  34-73   SB-1839, 1840;
            HB-2621, 3917,
            4293
  34-74   SB-699, 2144;
            HB-2621, 3707,
            4012, 4208
  34-75   SB-699, 2144;
            HB-2621, 3707,
            4012, 4208
  34-76   SB-699
  34-77   SB-699, 2144;
            HB-2621, 3707,
            4012, 4208
  34-78   SB-699, 2144;
            HB-2621, 3707,
            4012, 4208
  34-79   SB-699; HB-2621
  34-80   SB-699
  34-82   SB-699; HB-2621
  34-83   SB-699; HB-2621
  *34-83  SB-2144; HB-3707,
            4012, 4208
 34-83.1  SB-699
 34-83a   HB-1946
 34-84  SB-699, 1839, 1840,
            2045, 2144;
            HB-2621, 3446,
            3686, 3707, 4012,
            4208
 34-84.1  SB-699; HB-2621,
            4012
 34-84a   SB-699; HB-1946,
            4012
 34-84b   SB-699; HB-2621,
            4012, 4208
  34-85   SB-699, 1839, 1840,
            2045, 2144;
            HB-2621, 3446,
            3707, 4012, 4208
*34-85.1  SB-1839, 2144


LMENDED-Continuec
     Chap.      Par.
     122-Cont.
             34-85.6

             *34-85.6
             34-85.7
             *34-85.7
             34-85.8
             *34-85.8
             34-85.9
             *34-85.9
           *34-85.10
           34-85.11
           *34-85.11
           34-85.12
           *34-85.12
           *34-85.13
             34-85b
             34-86

             *34-86
             34-87
             34-88


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


      34-128
      34A-101
*34A-101 thru
     34A-608
     34A-102
     34A-103
     34A-104
   t34A-201a
     34A-301
     34A-302
     34A-304
     34A-306
     34A-401

     34A-402

     34A-404
     34A-411
     t34A-412
     t34A-413
     t34A-414
     t34A-415
     34A-501
     34A-601
     34A-606
     34A-608
     34A-701
     t34A-701
     34A-702
     t34A-702
  t34C-1 thru
       34C-4
 34C-101 thru
     34C-103


d
    Bill

 SB-699; HB-2621,
   2992
 SB-1839
 SB-699; HB-2992
 SB-1839
 SB-699
 SB-1839
 SB-699
 SB-1839
 SB-1839
 SB-699; HB-2621
 SB-1839
 SB-699
 SB-1839"
 SB-1839, 2144
 SB-699
 SB-699; HB-2621,
   4012
 HB-4208
 SB-699; HB-2621
 SB-1839, 2144;
   HB-2621, 2992,
   3707, 4012, 4208
 SB-699; HB-2621
 SB-2261

 SB-699; HB-2621
 SB-1839, 1840, 2261
 SB-1840, 2261
 SB-2261
 SB-1840
 SB-1839, 2261
 SB-1839, 2261
 SB-1840
 SB-1840, 2261
 SB-2144; HB-3689,
   3707
 SB-2144; HB-3689,
   3707
 HB-3689, 4203
 SB-1839
 SB-1840
 SB-1840
 SB-1840
 SB-1840
 SB-2261
 SB-1839, 1840
 SB-1839, 1840
 SB-1840
 SB-1839, 2261
 SB-1839
 SB-1839
 SB-1839

 SB-1837; HB-4062

 SB-1839




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Chap.      Par.
122-Cont.
  t34C-101 thru
       34C-103
       34C-201
   34C-301 thru
       34C-3-6
   34C-401 thru
       34C-404
   34C-501 thru
       34C-508
  t34C-501 thru
       34C-508
    t35A-1 thru
         35A-5
    t35A-1 thru
         35A-6
         t36-2
           50-6
       t50-8.01
          101-2
          102-12

      t102-12.2
         102-16

      102-16.01
      *102-16.01
      1102-16.02

        *102-17
        t102-18b
      t103.22.3
          103-1
          103-5
          103-6
          103-7


SI
SI

SI

SI

SI

SI

H

St
H
SI
SI
SI
SI

H
SI

SI
S]
S]

SI
H
H
S]
S]
S5
Sl


      103-7.1  S1
      103-7.10   H
      103-7.24   H
      103-8   H
      103-14   S]
    t103-14.1   S
    103-14.2   H
    1103-14.2  Si
    103-20.2   Sl
    103-20.3   Sl
  103-20.3.01  SI
     103-20.5  SI
     103-20.6  S
     103-20.10   S

     103-21   H
     t103-22.3   H
     103-27.1   H
       103-31   H
     103-31.1   H

*Repeal of Section i
tAddition of Sectiol
ITitle Preceding Pa
References are to t
Bold Bill Numbers


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
  Bill               Chap.      Par.
                     122-Cont.
                             103-33
B-1839                      103-33.2
B-1839                      103-33.4
                            103-33.5
B-1839                      103-33.6
                           t103-39.2
B-1839                       103-43
                             103-48
B-1839                      t103-49
                            t103-50
3-1839                      t103-51
                            t103-52
B-1805                      t103-53
                             103A-1
B-1563                      103A-20
B-1351, 2688                 103B-1
B-826                        103B-5
B-826                          104-1
B-502; HB-850, 4143            104-6
B-490, 1128, 1176;             105-8
HB-2051, 2165                  106-1
B-1089                       106-6.1
B-289, 1691; HB-661,           107-1
4096                           107-2
B-289                          107-3
B-1691; HB-4096                107-5
B-1056; HB-1747,               107-6
3153                           107-9
B-289                         107-10
B-1530                        107-13
B-3968                       107-15a
B-502, 856; HB-454            107-18
B-502
B-1546                        107-19
B-180, 472, 587,              107-21
1546; HB-143, 1081,           107-25
2051                          107-26
B-1546                        107-27
B-1641                         202-4
:B-1999, 2010                   204
:B-3391                        204-1
B-502, 2132                     206
B-732; HB-948                   207
[B-3464                         215
B-2117; HB-4144                 216
B-502                           221
B-502                      604A-102
B-502                      604A-103
B-502; HB-662              604A-104
B-502                          646a
B-502; HB-4069,                 654
4242                           661a
[B-4070, 4241                   669
[B-3321                       1694.1
[B-660                          697
[B-2772                       t697a
[B-1906                      t712.3a


   Bill

SB-1439
SB-502
SB-502
SB-502; HB-862
SB-502; HB-813
SB-1176
HB-2104
HB-4096
HB-850
HB-850
HB-850
HB-850
HB-4073
SB-502
SB-1439
HB-3481
HB-3968
SB-1477
SB-1176
HB-813
HB-4144
SB-502; HB-4144
HB-1571
HB-1571
HB-1571
HB-1622
SB-502
SB-502
SB-502
SB-502
SB-502
SB-502, 1932;
  HB-2104
SB-502
SB-502
SB-502
SB-502
SB-502
SB-168
HB-2766
SB-1857
HB-2766
HB-2766
HB-2766
HB-2766
HB-2766
HB-1746
HB-1746
HB-1746
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2705
HB-2705
HB-2705
SB-1194,1584


is proposed.
n is proposed.
ragraph.
he Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Sindicate Public Act.




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                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Chap.      Par.     Bill              Chap.     Par.
122-Cont.                             125-Cont.


         712.4  SB-1194, 1584
         712.7  SB-1194, 1584
         863    SB-500, 550, 2028;
                  HB-409, 1225, 2051,
                  2393
          992   HB-319
*1051 thru 1070 HB-2256
         1122   HB-177
         1123   HB-177
         1301   SB-1258
       t1302.1  SB-699
         1403   SB-43
         1404   SB-43
         1405   SB-43; HB-1742
         1406   SB-43
         1406a  SB-43
         1406b  SB-42
         1406c  SB-43
         1408   SB-1258
         1409   SB-43
         1409a  SB-43; HB-71
         1409b  SB-43
         t1409c SB-43, 1463
         1410   SB-43
         1410a  SB-43
         1411   SB-43
         1412a  SB-43
         1412b  SB-43
         1413   SB-43
         1414   SB-43
         1415   SB-43
         1501-2 SB-1258
         1501-4 SB-534; HB-1351
         1501-7 SB-534; HB-1351
         1502-5 HB-2051
         1503-2 HB-3464
      t1503-2.1 SB-187
        1503-4  HB-2051
        1504-4  HB-2919
      *2208.13  SB-1839
         t4287  SB-1278
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
123
            31   SB-1258
SECRETARY OF STATE
124
             5   HB-448, 497
           24A   HB-252
           34    SB-1472; HB-2699,
                   4097
           106   SB-282
SHERIFFS
125
      *1 thru 67 HB-1820


tl1
1
1


*151 thru
*201 thru


Bill


t6   HB-3109
0.3  HB-807
1.1  HB-4293
1.2  HB-4293
15   HB-996
19   SB-1532
52   SB-1122, 1537;
       HB-676, 3164
 53  SB-1122, 1537;
       HB-1009, 3109
 55  SB-1122, 1537;
       HB-676, 3164
 63  HB-807
168  HB-1820
216  HB-1820
203  HB-2051
216  SB-80


SLANDER AND LIBEL
126
            21  HB-343, 1252, 2044
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
1261


    25
    26
    27
  57.64
    67
  67.01
t67.05a
  67.06
  t67.07
  205
  206
  501
  505
  505a


HB-847
HB-4269
HB-2051, 4269, 4293
HB-2227
SB-1456; HB-3452
HB-2493
HB-4057
HB-1900
HB-2493
SB-904
SB-904; HB-1370
SB-1456; HB-3450
HB-1900
HB-4057


STATE GOVERNMENT
127
             2 SB-1911
             3  HB-191,888, 944,
                  1155, 2332, 2464,
                  2474, 4274
             4   HB-191,888,944,
                   1155, 2332, 2464,
                   2474, 4274
          6.01  SB-546, 762
          6.01a  SB-1258
          6.02   HB-3837, 4060
          *6.02  HB-2256
        t6.02a   SB-2079
        *6.03  HB-2256
          *6.04  SB-1073
          6.06   HB-2051
          *6.06  HB-2256


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2310


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill               Chap.     Par.
                            127-Cont.


Bill


      *6.11  HB-2256, 3614, 4154            46.6a  SB-486, 1039;
      *6.12  HB-2256                                  HB-2817, 2869
      6.12a  SB-1258; HB-2051              f46.6b   HB-1519, 2173
      *6.14  SB-1085; HB-2051              t46.6c   HB-3838
      6.18a  SB-1258                        46.13   HB-1194, 1681, 16
      *6.18a HB-2256                       t46.13   HB-1194
      *6.22  HB-2256                       46.19a   SB-780, 1676;
      6.23   HB-4028                                  HB-1444, 2051,
      6.28   HB-2652                                  2837, 3265
      7.01   HB-2652                        46.19c  HB-494, 1139, 114
      7.04   HB-2332                                  2661, 3913
      t7.04a SB-2079                       *46.19c  HB-2464
      *7.05  HB-2256                       t46.19d  HB-1139, 2879
      *7-708 SB-1222                       t46.19e  SB-1; HB-1627
      *7-709 SB-1222                         46.20  HB-1328
      t8.1   SB-154                          46.21  HB-308
      9.08   HB-2332                         46.24  SB-1920
      t9.31   HB-191                       t46.28a  HB-2095
      t9.32   HB-888, 2464, 2474            46.32a  SB-834, 1676
         13   SB-1258                      t46.37a  HB-2077, 2476
         *29  HB-497                       t46.37b  HB-2476, 2697
         *30  HB-497                         46.38  HB-137
       t31a   HB-497                        46.38a  HB-3982
       35.2   SB-664                       t46.38a  HB-2076, 2276, 22
       *37.08 HB-2051                      t46.41a  HB-2083
       38.1   SB-1469; HB-1663,              46.43  SB-780; HB-3449
                2557                         46.44  HB-2389
       t38.2  HB-3460, 4296                  46.53  HB-3913
       39b    HB-3418                       *46.55  HB-820
    t39b15.3  SB-298                        t46.57  SB-1108, 1109;
      39b16   HB-3007                                 HB-1003, 1565,
      39b20   SB-1230                                 1566, 1652,214
    t39b20.1  HB-3007, 3105                           2349, 2369, 246
    t39b35.1  HB-1832                                 2744,2783
    t39b48    SB-1222                        46.58  HB-2051
    t39b49    HB-3418                       t46.59  SB-1581, 1760, 19
         40   SB-762, 1565;                           HB-2034, 2780,
                HB-1187, 2051                         3002
     t40.14a  SB-2079                       t46.60   HB-2034
       40.23  HB-2380                       t46.61   HB-1229
       f40.35 SB-7, 762; HB-1187        f46.71 thru
       40.36  HB-2051                        46.82   HB-1229
       t40-36 SB-1565                       t47.24   HB-1681, 3393
       t43.08 HB-2091                         48.1   SB-968
       t43.20 HB-1546                          48b   HB-2332
         43a  HB-4064                           49   SB-1819; HB-164
     t43a.13  HB-4064                                  4119
        46.1  SB-1108,1109,1581,            49.01a   HB-3434
                1760, 1954;                t49.06cl  SB-846
                HB-1003, 1565,              t49.06e  HB-196, 1277, 41
                1566, 1652, 2034,            49.19a  SB-1016, 2107;
                2051, 2148, 2349,                      HB-1599
                2369, 2744,2783,             49.19b  HB-1599
                3002, 4293                  t49.19c  SB-818
        46.2   HB-4079, 4083, 4085,         t49.21a  HB-2494
                4086                        f49.23a  HB-2735
      t46.4a  SB-200                       49.25g-1  SB-2003, 2079

*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
4Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


82




1,












277







8,
5,


)54;









7,



12


Chap.
127-Cont.




2311


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


   Par.
it.


Bill


Chap.
127- Con


       1


Chap.
127-Cont.


Par.     Bill


49.25h   SB-2003, 2079;
           HB-3412
*49.25k  HB-1418, 1705
49.28  HB-2323
149.31   SB-1819; HB-1647,
          4119
   t50   HB-1647,4118
t50.01   HB-1647, 4118
150.02   HB-1647, 4118
t50.03   HB-1647, 4118
150.04   HB-1647, 4118
    51   SB-1887; HB-3408
    53   SB-767
  t53b   HB-3254
    55   SB-11, 975, 1454,
           1548; HB-100, 1152,
           2043, 2051, 2596,
           2682, 2921, 3482,
           4293
 55.37a  HB-2051, 2332
 55.41   SB-100, 994, 1948;
          HB-100, 736, 738,
          982, 2051, 3461,
          3831
t55.43   HB-390, 405, 409
55.44  SB-1085; HB-2051,
           3699
t55.44   SB-656; HB-78, 934,
           982, 2404, 2880
 55.45   HB-2051
 t55.45  SB-11,975, 1454;
           HB-100, 1152, 1522,
           1646, 1955, 2043,
           2506, 2596, 2682
 55.46   HB-2051
 155.46  SB-805,975, 1198;
           HB-2596, 2682
 55.47   HB-2051
 t55.47  SB-1548; HB-2921
 55.48   HB-4293
 t55.48  HB-3482
 55.49   HB-4293
   55a   SB-909, 926, 964,
           1155, 1240, 1987,
           2130; HB-99, 224,
           517,653, 804, 1120,
           1183, 2051, 2325,
           2326,2351, 2515,
           2571, 2809, 2848,
           3128, 3352, 3486,
           3495, 3604, 4293
  55a4   SB-1314
  55a-1  HB-3495
  55a-3  SB-1314
  55a-4  SB-964; HB-653, 804,
           2051, 2331, 2351
   55i   HB-3495


    t63b2.4

    t63b2.5

      63b4
    63b11.4
    63b13
    *63b13.1
    63b13.2
t63b13.15-1
   63b13.18
t63b13.18-1
   63b13.28
   t63b13.29
     63b17
     t63bl7a
   t63b18.1
   63b104c

 t63b108a.2
 63b108b18
t63b108b.19
    63b108c

 t63b108d.l
   t63b108g
   63b111
     63b114
     63b118
  63b119c.1
  t63bl19c.2
      63s-1
 *132.1 thru
     132.13
     132.3
     132.5
   t132.5-4


     55j
     60
     60.1
     60b
     60m
     60n
     t600
     61
     63a
     63a8
  63a14
t63a17.1
t63a19-1
63a21.2
   63a27
   63a29
   t63a39
 t63b2.3


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
4Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


SB-1966
HB-2332,3474
HB-2332
HB-2332
HB-2051
HB-2332
HB-1708
HB-2332
SB-1954
HB-2215, 2236
HB-3730
HB-428
HB-1564
SB-432, 916
HB-2323
HB-3550
SB-1954
SB-1954; HB-428,
  1311,3730,3871,
  4279,4287
SB-1954; HB-428,
  4279
SB-1954; HB-428,
  4279
HB-2225
HB-2051
HB-1645
HB-497
SB-159, 1416, 1886
SB-708
HB-3564,3567
HB-1129
SB-383, 1258
HB-1645
SB-1490
HB-717
SB-302
SB-1085, 1581,1880;
  HB-2051
SB-951; HB-678, 3101
HB-2224
SB-2152
SB-1304; HB-739,
  1779
SB-2277; HB-3291
HB-1146, 4064
HB-3349
SB-2152
HB-845
HB-1780
SB-753; HB-1780
HB-4068

HB-497
SB-2223; HB-2051
SB-1231
HB-3056




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127-Cont




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       13
         1
    *132.1


    *132.10
        13
   *132.20
        1q
        1
        1
        12
        1
        1:


   *132.40

       132
       12


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          STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
  Par.     Bill               Chap.      Par.
                              127-Cont.
 132.6  SB-1231, 1315;              t132.608a
          HB-459, 1899, 2051,      t132.608b
          2124, 2428, 2796,           132.609
          3222
32.6-4  HB-3627                      *132.609
32.7-1  HB-3554
132.9a  HB-3628, 3858                t132.610
2.10-1  HB-1675, 1907
2.11-1  HB-2815                      t132.611
132.12  HB-1675, 1907                 132-7.2
5 thru                                133b9.2
132.54  HB-497                        133b10
132.23  HB-2445                      133b10.1
1 thru                                 133cl
32.116  HB-497                        V133cl
1 thru                                 133c2
32.242  HB-497                         133c3
32.202  HB-2226                      t133c3.1
32.205  HB-1924                       *133c4
32.206  HB-3447                        133c5
32.230  SB-2048; HB-1924,              133c6
          3896                        t133c7
32.231  SB-819                        t133c8
32.401  HB-232, 3297                  t133c9
1 thru                               t133c10
32.404  HB-497                       t133cll
32.402  SB-1129; HB-232,             t133c.01
          3297                        133c.02
.402.1  HB-232, 3297                   133d4
32.403  SB-1129; HB-232,               133d5
          3297                         133d6
.403-1  HB-106                       t133d6.1
32.405  HB-232, 3297                   t137a
32.406  HB-232, 3297                  *141.04
32.407  HB-232, 3297                  *141.08
32.408  HB-263                        *141.10
32.501  HB-497                        *141.19
32.502  HB-497                        *141.40
32.601  HB-4206                       *141.41
32.602  SB-1177; HB-189, 191,         *141.44
          584,978, 1194,              *141.56
          2051, 2405, 2464            *141.58
32.603  SB-1177; HB-191               *141.66
32.604  SB-663, 1177; HB-191,         *141.68
          584, 2082, 2464,            * 141.77
          3468, 4293                  *141.83
32.605  SB-1177, 1251;               *141.85a
          HB-191, 584, 1194,          *141.91
          2051, 3879                  *141.95
32.605  HB-1194                       *141.98
32.605  HB-2464                      *141.103
32.606  SB-1177; HB-191, 584,         141.105
          2464, 3880                 *141.105
2.606a  HB-2670                       141.112
32.607  SB-704, 1177; HB-191,        *141.118
          584, 2464                   141.122
32.608  HB-191,584.2464              *141.129


   Bill

HB-978
HB-4303
HB-191,820, 978,
  3582
SB-2220; HB-117,
  1743
HB-978, 1181, 1194,
  1647,4118
HB-1194
HB-3554
HB-2250
HB-4033
SB-298; HB-2335
HB-263, 3353
HB-263
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-263, 3353
HB-1659
HB-1659
SB-432; HB-1659
HB-3724, 3725
HB-2750
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
SB-1262
HB-4293
HB-4293
SB-1262
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
SB-1262; HB-4293
SB-1262
SB-537; HB-2554
SB-537, 1262
HB-3495
HB-4293
HB-3086
HB-4293


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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                   STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Chap.      Par.     Bill               Chap.      Par.


127-Cont.
        141.136
        *141.136
        *141.137
        *141.153
        *141.155
        *141.166
        *141.173
        *141.174
        *141.181
        *141.182
        *141.185
        *141.189
        141.192
        *141.199
        t141.207
        *141.207
        *141.208

        *141.209

        *141.210
        141.211
        t141.211
        t141.212





























        *141.212
        141.213
      t141.213


SB-1182
HB-4293
HB-4293
SB-1262
HB-4293
HB-4293
SB-1262
HB-4293
SB-1262
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
SB-1426; HB-2830
HB-4293
HB-26, 43
SB-878; HB-374, 4151
SB-878, 2202; HB-374,
  4151
SB-878, 2202; HB-374,
  4151
SB-878; HB-374, 4151
SB-1085; HB-2051
SB-1; HB-78, 752
SB-105, 117, 121, 129,
  205,415,478,488,
  537,560,573,723,
  742,818,821,871,
  873, 887, 915,1055,
  1108,1112,1123,
  1175,1217,1228,
  1239, 1262,1281,
  1298, 1309,1335,
  1349,1376,1421,
  1452,1459,1463,
  1481,1482, 1486,
  1488,1489, 1518,
  1535, 1562; HB-93,
  257,305,389,529,
  537,612,821,896,
  1229,1359,1381,
  1450, 1511, 1514,
  1521, 1573, 1617,
  1627, 1679, 1700,
  1747,1837,1859,
  1867,1920,1928,
  1933,1952,2047,
  2071,2078,2139,
  2163,2304,2335,
  2351, 2407,2409,
  2433,2466,2480,
  2488,2536,2624,
  2686,2689, 2720,
  2748,2797, 2918
HB-3983
HB-2051
SB-121, 1228, 1862;
  HB-1617


127-C


Bill


ont.
141.214  HB-2051
t141.214   SB-1549, 1862
141.215  HB-2051
141.216  HB-2051
141.217  HB-2051
141.218  HB-2051
141.219  HB-2051
141.220  HB-2051
t141.220   SB-1488; HB-1139
141.221  HB-2051
t141.221   HB-1139
141.222  HB-2051
141.223  HB-2051
141.224  HB-2051
141.225  HB-2051
141.226  HB-2051
141.227  HB-2051
141.228  HB-2051
141.229  HB-2051
141.230  HB-2051, 4293
141.231  HB-2051, 4293
141.232  HB-2051
141.233  HB-2051
141.234  HB-2051
141.235  HB-2051
t141.235   SB-1562
141.236  HB-2051
t141.236   SB-1794, 1905, 2251;
             HB-2917, 3083,
             3123,3400,3445,
             3820,3846,3890,
             4002,4292
+141.237   SB-1456, 1562, 1673,
             1862, 1880,2007,
             2044,2066,2123,
             2127,2128,2159,
             2191,2192,2193,
             2213,2232;
             HB-1859, 2918,
             3049,3155,3338,
             3419,3445,3451,
             3512,3574, 3629,
             3630,3664,3734,
             3811,3838, 3846,
             3888,3951, 4004,
             4039,4040,4166
 141.238   HB-4293
 t141.238  SB-1862; HB-2917,
             3846
 141.239   HB-4293
 f141.239  SB-1862
 f141.240  SB-1862; HB-1859
 +141.241  HB-1859, 3012, 4219
 f141.242  HB-1859
 141.243   HB-4293
 141.244   HB-4293
 141.245   HB-4293


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragiaph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




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Chap.      Par.
127-Cont.
        141.246
        141.247
        141.248
        141.249
    t141.21215
          142a

          142al

          142a4

        t142a6
          142b
          142d

          142g
          142p3
        t142p3
        142p4
          142q

          t142q
          142t
          142u
      t142z-7.1
      t142z-8a
         142z-9
       t142z-1l
       t142z-12
       t142z-13

       142z-15
       t142z-15

       t142z-16


       t142z-17
       142z-18
       142z-19
          144.3
          144.7
          t144.7
          144.8
          144.8a
        t144.8a
        144.25
        *144.25.2
        144.25-1
        *144.25-1

        *144.25-2
        144.25-3
        *144.25-3

        f144.25-4
        144.25e


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                   127-Cont.


t144.27


HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
HB-4293
SB-1112
SB-1179, 2050;
  HB-3718
SB-1179, 2050;
  HB-3718
SB-1179, 2050;
  HB-3718
SB-129
HB-2808
SB-1179, 2050;
  HB-3718
SB-968
SB-1123; HB-4033
HB-1867
HB-3086
SB-1123; HB-2051,
  4033
HB-1867
HB-2798, 2810
HB-1307
SB-1481; HB-2720
SB-742
HB-1859
SB-1459, 1862
SB-1862; HB-2797
SB-887, 1108, 1316;
   HB-2536
 HB-2051
 SB-1549; HB-3123,
   3445
 SB-1862, 2044;
   HB-1859, 3445,
   3820
 SB-1862; HB-1859
 HB-4293
 HB-4293
 HB-2750
 SB-1123; HB-4033
 HB-1867
 HB-2808
 SB-1123; HB-4033
 HB-1867
 HB-308
 SB-878
 HB-1854
 SB-878, 2202; HB-374,
   4151
 HB-374, 4151
 HB-1854
 SB-878, 2202; HB-374,
   4151
 SB-2202
 SB-483; HB-2232,
   2368, 2797


  144.28
t144.28
  144.29
t144.29
  144.30
  t144.30
  t144.31
  144a

  t144e
    145
  *145e
  *145f
  *145g
    146
  t147.1
  148.1
  148-1
  148-2
  149.3
  *149.4
  t149.5
    150a
  *160.9
    161


  167.02
  168-82
  t168-83
     170
     171


     173a
   t173c
   200-24
t200-28a
  200-32
  *200-32
  293.1
  293.3

     354
     411
     412
  t412.7
     415
     416
     421
     522
     523


   Bill

SB-1112, 1488;
  HB-1521, 1859,
  2304
HB-2051
SB-483; HB-2351
HB-2051
SB-1549
HB-2051
SB-1488
HB-3811, 3820, 4004
SB-1549, 1816;
  HB-3820
SB-1549; HB-3820
SB-1416, 1886
HB-497
HB-497
HB-497
SB-2267; HB-4032
HB-2459, 2860, 3575
SB-1085
HB-2051
HB-3720
HB-1032
HB-3460, 4296
HB-3638, 3639, 3640
HB-2251
SB-1416, 1886
SB-1454, 1954;
  HB-2227, 2357,
  3821
  SB-2050; HB-3718
  SB-2079
  SB-2079
  SB-664
  SB-1966, 2050;
  HB-3718, 4171,
  4293
  SB-1179
  SB-2050; HB-3718
  SB-1421
  SB-1421
  SB-1258
  HB-2256
  HB-2802
  HB-235, 1068, 2802,
  3359, 4267
  HB-551
  SB-664
  SB-1000; HB-4281
  SB-1000; HB-4281
  HB-1317
  HB-4281
  SB-1258
  HB-2834
  SB-145, 1833; HB-798,
  1617, 2051, 2834,
  3028, 3602, 3769


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2315


        STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Par.     Bill               Chap.     Par.


      524   HB-2834
      525   HB-2834
      526   HB-2051, 2834, 3877
    526.1   HB-2834
    526.2   HB-2834
    *526.3  HB-2834
    527.1   HB-2834
      528   HB-2834
      529   HB-2834
      530   HB-2834, 3028, 3769
      531   HB-2834
      532   HB-2834
      533   HB-3028, 3769
    533.1   HB-2834
      535   HB-2051, 2834, 3028,
              3769
     535.1  HB-4293
 604A-101   HB-2051, 3978
 604A-106   HB-1919
t604A-108   HB-3812
      608   HB-3880
      652   SB-2, 47, 117, 573,
              778, 837, 1007,
              1228, 1581, 1794,
              1862, 2159;
              HB-1684, 1859,
              1928, 2833, 2857,
              2917, 2926, 3577,
              3629, 3846, 4157
      653   SB-47, 778, 837, 1228,
              1673; HB-1196,
              1684, 1859, 2833,
              3049, 3512, 3515,
              3516, 3802, 3846,
              4293
      654   SB-109, 778; HB-1684,
              2833, 3846
      655   SB-1581; HB-1684,
              2857, 2926, 3577,
              3846, 4157
      656   SB-117, 1007, 1581,
              1794, 1862, 2159;
              HB-1684, 1928,
              2917, 3629, 3846
     656.3  HB-2917
     657    SB-573; HB-1684,
              3846
      659   HB-3846
      661   HB-3846
      662   SB-117, 2159;
              HB-2917, 3629,
              3846
      664   SB-117; HB-2917,
              3629
      666   HB-1684, 1859, 3846
      669   HB-3846
    t669.1  SB-875


ti


Chap.
127-Cont.


Bill


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


127-Cont.
        ti
        t'

        71
        t<
        tr
        ti

        f7T





        7
        77
      t77
        77
        t7
      t77
      t77
      t78
      t78(
      t78
      t7

        7
        1



        10
        10
        10
        10


        10
        10
        100


        1
 *1101 thru


669.2  SB-875
669.3  SB-875
669.4  SB-875
669.5  SB-875
669.6  SB-875
669.7  SB-875
ý669a  HB-1859
702    HB-3912
743.1  SB-1264; HB-1377
743.6  SB-1390; HB-104
743.7  SB-2133
771    HB-2810
4.05a  HB-2175
79.02  SB-97
9.02a  HB-3445
9.02a  SB-2044; HB-3445
79.03  SB-2044; HB-3445
79.08  HB-2810
9.08a  HB-2810
9.08b  HB-2810
0.061  HB-2735
0.01B  HB-3735
0.02b  SB-646
80.17  HB-1196
  783  SB-2001; HB-2034
83.01  SB-1258
ý783b  HB-2803, 2810
  801  HB-2442
  1002 SB-1047
  1003 SB-1085; HB-2051
03.10  SB-493; HB-181, 1560
05.02  HB-272
06.01  SB-1834
06.02  SB-1229, 1230;
         HB-1168, 1243
 1007  SB-819,2232
07.04  HB-1560
07.06  SB-841
7.06a  SB-1709
1009   SB-379; HB-577
1010   HB-77
014.1  HB-181
1127   HB-2813, 4011
1105   HB-2470
1107   SB-1258
1111   SB-46; HB-3373
1119   HB-1827
1301   SB-1967, 2234;
         HB-2227, 2229,
         3319
 1302  SB-1967; HB-2227,
         2229
 1901  SB-658
 1902  SB-658
 1903  SB-658
 903.1 SB-658
 1904  HB-3806




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STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


     Par.
,ont.


Bill


Chap.
127-C


   *1904   SB-658
 "1904.1   SB-658
 *1904.2   SB-658
 1904.4  SB-243, 418,478, 747,
             809,957,1217,
             1309; HB-1045,
             1432,1436,1591,
             1608, 1933,2051
 *1904.4   SB-657, 658
 1904.4A   SB-1671,2218;
             HB-2051, 3024,
             3096, 3264, 4293
t1904.4A   SB-809, 957
   1904.5  SB-209, 210, 211,
             1282, 2141;
             HB-1591
  *1904.5  SB-658
  1904.6   HB-3806
  *1904.6  SB-658
  *1904.7  SB-658
  1904.8   SB-454, 1003, 1217,
             1256
  *1904.8  SB-658
  1904.9   SB-1671, 1829, 2218,
             2270; HB-2051,
             3024, 3096, 3264,
             4293
  t1904.9  SB-243, 418, 537, 566,
             567,809,821,823,
             957,1217,1309,
             1321, 1323; HB-972,
             1432, 1433, 1434,
             1510, 1534, 1573,
             1575,1588,1608,
             1761, 1810, 1830,
             1844,1933, 1991,
             2131,2318,2332,
             2755,2841
 t1904.10  SB-209, 210, 211, 418,
             456, 566, 1009,
             2141; HB-917,1279,
             1432, 1844,2433,
             3024,3922
 *1904.10  SB-1282; HB-2051
   1904-8  SB-454
   t1904-9 SB-537
   1905  SB-658
   1906  SB-658
   1907  SB-658
   1911  SB-658
   *1912   SB-658
   *1913   SB-658
     1955  SB-658
     2302  HB-2221
     2304  HB-3131
     2310  HB-3007, 3131
     2408  SB-1


Chap.      Par.
127-Cont.
        t2408a
        t2408b
          2504
          2505
        t2507.1
          2508
          2516
          *2516
        2701-3
          2706
          2707
          2708
          2708-2
          2708-3
          2708-4
          2708-5
      t2708-9.1
         2709-2
         2709-3
         2709-4
       2709-4.1
       2709-4.2
         2709-5
         2709-6
     t2709-10.1
         2710-3

         t2712-1
         t2712-2
         t2715.1
         2716
         2723-1
      t2723A-1
      t2723A-2
      t2723A-3
          2752

        t2752a
          2753
          t2756
          t2757
          t2758

          2802
          2804

          2811
          2813
          2871
          3004
          t3106
          3303
          3304
          3306
          3404
          3502
          3504


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

SB-1
SB-1
HB-4113
SB-1085; HB-2051
SB-1
SB-144; HB-558, 649
SB-144; HB-558, 649
SB-144
SB-270; HB-308
SB-432,1978,2035
SB-432
SB-432
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308, 1683
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308
HB-308
SB-31; HB-308, 928,
  3969
HB-1381
HB-1381
HB-231
HB-308
SB-1127
HB-2993
HB-2993
HB-2993
SB-914, 1673;
  HB-3049, 3512
SB-1673; HB-3512
SB-914
SB-914
SB-914
SB-1673; HB-3049,
  3512
SB-1862; HB-1859
SB-1862; HB-308,
  1859, 2824
HB-1859
HB-1859
HB-3846
SB-1707
HB-3735
HB-2465
HB-2465
HB-2465
HB-1964, 4145
HB-4014
HB-4014




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Chap.
127-Cont.


STATE FIR
1271/2

































       t3



       t3




       t3'
       3'
       t3

       *



       3
       13
       3
       13
       3






         3


Par.     Bill


3505   HB-4014
IE MARSHAL

   2   SB-921; HB-2562
   3   SB-921
 t3.1  SB-921
 *3.1  HB-3570
   4   HB-2830
   *4  SB-1426
   5   SB-1449; HB-1590,
         2830
  *5   SB-1426
  t5.1 HB-2830
  9    SB-1085; HB-917,
         1279, 2051
   16  SB-921
117.1  SB-921
  21   HB-1279, 2239, 3273
  23   HB-2239
  24   SB-1532; HB-1279,
         3273, 3653, 4293
24.01  HB-1281
24.02  HB-1281
24.1   HB-1281
  25   SB-587; HB-234
  26   HB-1279, 3052, 3273,
         3526
t31g   SB-1903; HB-3489
  34   SB-1903; HB-157, 214,
         3489
  35   HB-2239
  37   HB-2239
37.01  HB-979
37.02  HB-979
37.03  HB-979
37.04  HB-979
7.04a  HB-979
37.05  HB-979
37.08  SB-222; HB-1087
37.08  HB-979
7.08a  HB-979
37.10  HB-979
37.11  HB-979
37.12  HB-979
37.13  HB-979
7.13a  HB-979
7.13b  HB-2051
7.13b  HB-979
7.13c  HB-2051
37a    HB-2239
t37d   SB-92, 2215; HB-1279
38.1   HB-2239
38.2a  HB-2239
38.3   SB-980; HB-694
38.3a  HB-2239
8.4-1  HB-2239


Chap.     Par.
127/2-Cont.
         138.7
           102
         113.1
    t 113.2 thru
         113.6
           125
           127
  *127 thru 131
          *153
          $153
          154

          *155
          156
          t156
          157
          t157
          158
          1158
          159
          t159
          305
          407
          501
          801
          802
          803
          804
          $851
          t852
       11107.1
       11107.2
       t1107.3
       t1107.4
STATE LIBRARY
128


  107   HB-1602, 3636
*107.1  SB-819; HB-2256


STATE MILITIA
129
       220.001
       t220.001
       t220.001
       220.03
       220.04
       *220.06
       220.07
       220.10
       220.11
       220.12
       220.18
       220.20
       220.22
       220.22-1
       220.22-5


HB-3712
SB-162
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-1781


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
:Title Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


   Bill

SB-820
SB-45
SB-45

SB-45
SB-45
HB-2158
SB-45
HB-3683
HB-3620
SB-1426; HB-3620,
  3683, 3778, 4293
SB-1426
HB-3620, 3683
SB-1426
HB-3683
SB-1426
HB-3683
SB-1426
HB-3683
SB-1426
HB-1279, 3273
SB-921
HB-3573
HB-3563, 3564
HB-3563, 3564
HB-3563, 3564
HB-3563, 3564
SB-1909; HB-3273
SB-1909; HB-3273
HB-2096
HB-2096
HB-2096
HB-2096




2318


Chap.     Par.
129--Cont.
        220.25
        220.27
        *220.31
        *220.32
        220.33
        220.33-1
        220.33-2
        220.34
        220.35
        220.37
        220.40
        220.41
        220.44
        220.46
        220.47
        220.48
        220.49
        220.52
        220.53
      t220.56.1
         220.62
         *220.63
         220.65
         220.68
         220.69
         220.71
         220.74
         220.82
         220.83
         220.84
         220.85
         220.86
         220.87
         220.88
         220.89
         220.90
         220.93

         220.96
         220.98
         220.100
         220.101
  *223 thru 228a
           230
           401
           :401
           402
           403
           404
           424


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.     Par.
                   130-Cont.


HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
SB-297; HB-838, 1542
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
HB-3712
SB-297; HB-838, 1542,
  3712
  HB-3712
  HB-3712
  SB-162; HB-3712
  HB-3712
  HB-2256,3712
  HB-3712
  HB-3712
  HB-3712
  HB-3712
  HB-3712
  HB-3712
  HB-3712


STATE TREASURER
130
             2  HB-1896
             20 HB-1605
         t20.2  SB-1392; HB-1267,
                  1764


Bill


          16.4
          16.5
          16.6
        t16.10
           20
        f30.01
           31
         32.08
         32.10
         t32.11
         t32.12
         t32.13
            35
            36
          45.2
          t45.2
          45.3
          t45.3
          t45.4
TOWNSHIPS
139
            20
            38
            39
       t39.06a
       t39.14a
       t39.32a
       t39.32d
         39.35
         t39.55
           43a
           t43a
         59.04
       t59.04-2
           59a
        t59a.1
            84

            96

            97

            99
          *99.1
          117
          119
          120


HB-1240
HB-1240
HB-4197
HB-4197
HB-3405
HB-911
HB-911
HB-911
HB-911
HB-911
HB-911
HB-911
HB-911
HB-911
HB-2051
SB-801; HB-911
HB-3676
HB-911
HB-911



HB-3355
HB-732
SB-1388
HB-2392
SB-1482; HB-2742
HB-3355
HB-3653
HB-2051
SB-77
HB-4229
SB-380
SB-1387
SB-1386
SB-232
SB-232
SB-232, 233, 380;
  HB-2051
SB-232, 233; HB-593,
  2051
  SB-232, 233; HB-593,
  2051
  SB-232, 233
  SB-232, 233
  SB-232, 233
  HB-1104
  HB-1104


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


            30  SB-264
         t30.1  HB-1605
            31  SB-264
            34  SB-264
            41a HB-1679
TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE
  COMPANIES
134




2319


Chap.      Par.
139-Cont.
           121
         tl21a
         126.3

         126.4
         126.5
         126.7
         126.13
         126.16
      t126.19-1
         126.20
         126.24
         t126.24
         t126.25

         126.26
         126.27
         t126.28
           127

           154

           155
         t155.1
           158
           164
           302
           308e
           322

        t322.01
        t322.02
           323
         324.02

           325
           t326
           t327
           t328


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued
Bill               Chap.      Par.
                    144-Cont.


HB-1497
HB-1483
SB-982; HB-3653,
  4114
SB-1391
HB-581
HB-671
SB-1717; HB-2051
HB-1237
SB-365
HB-1669
HB-579
HB-2084
SB-1384, 1390;
  HB-2084
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-3653
SB-66; HB-230, 952,
  1629, 3071
SB-232, 233, 978;
  HB-4130
SB-978
SB-978
SB-978
SB-1085; HB-2051
HB-1721
HB-2051
SB-591; HB-1049,
  3006
SB-591; HB-1049
SB-591; HB-1049
SB-591; HB-1049
SB-591; HB-1049,
  3006
SB-591; HB-1049
SB-591; HB-1049
SB-591
SB-591


UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
141
             3   SB-1871
             *3  SB-476
  *101 thru 130  SB-1028, 1113;
                   HB-1859
           108   SB-1532
           111   SB-458
           120   HB-2100
           142   HB-2330
UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES
  ACADEMIES,
144
       t5-103.1  SB-970
            5a   HB-1312
            19   SB-1085; HB-2051


Bill


t22c    HB-2020
   28   SB-489, 1542, 2053;
          HB-1906, 2904
 t28d   SB-705; HB-1587,
          1989, 3342
 t29a   SB-1103, 1104
 t30a   SB-1105
 40a    HB-2002
   41   HB-2010
   42   HB-2010
 t48.1  SB-968
 61.51  SB-457
 61.52  SB-457
 67.1   SB-489
 67-1   HB-1485
   124  HB-2364
   125  HB-2364
   136  SB-1249, 1558;
          HB-1686, 2260
   137  SB-1249, 1558, 2253;
          HB-2260
   138  SB-1249; HB-2260
   141  SB-1249, 1558;
          HB-2260
   142  SB-1249, 1558, 2253;
          HB-2260
 142.2  SB-1558, 2253
   148  SB-1558, 2253
   149  SB-1558, 2253
 149.1  SB-1558, 2253
   150  SB-1249; HB-2260
 150.1  SB-1558, 2253
 150. la SB-1558
 150.2  SB-1249; HB-2260
1150.3  SB-1558
   151  SB-1249, 1558, 2253;
          HB-2260
   152  SB-1249, 1558, 2253;
          HB-2260
   153  SB-1249; HB-2260
   157  SB-1085; HB-2051
 160.2  SB-1558, 2253
   161  SB-1558,2253
 161.1  SB-1558
 161.2  SB-1558
   181  HB-909
   182  HB-909,1018
   183  HB-2001
   187  HB-909
   188  HB-3619
   189  SB-489, 1128, 1252,
          1542, 1796;
          HB-1205, 1882,
          1960, 2644, 3464
189.04  SB-2019
189.07  SB-1890, 1891;
          HB-2393, 3557


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
ITitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.




2320


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


    Par.
mt.


Bill


Chap.
144-Co

       I


Chap.
144-Cont.


Par.     Bill


  189.16  SB-1101
I189.16a  HB-3556
  189.17  HB-1960
  t189.17 SB-489, 782, 1103,
            1104, 1128, 1252;
            HB-1205, 1882,
            1960
 t189.18  SB-1542, 1796;
            HB-3464
    190   SB-1890; HB-909,
            3464
   t194   HB-2781
   198.07 HB-2364
   217    HB-909
   225    HB-909
   232    SB-1204
   241    HB-2051
   *252   SB-1128
   284    SB-489
   t286   SB-489
   302    HB-728, 729, 2010,
            2644, 3159
    303   HB-728, 729, 1998,
            2010, 2644, 3159
    304   HB-728, 729
    305   HB-728, 729, 2644,
            3159
     308  SB-1542; HB-1906,
            2904
   t308   HB-1989
   308e   SB-2028; HB-1989
   t308e SB-705, 1103, 1104;
            HB-1587
   t308f   HB-3342
     652   HB-2000, 2010, 2463,
            2644, 3159, 3751
     654   HB-2010, 2644, 3159
     655   HB-2010, 2644, 3159,
            3751
  t657.3   HB-2316
     658   SB-743, 1542;
            HB-1217, 1906,
            1955, 2463, 2904
   t658d   SB-705, 1103, 1104;
             HB-1587, 1989,
             3342
   t802c   HB-2020
   1001    SB-1576
   1001a   SB-1542; HB-1906,
             2904
    1002   HB-728, 2010, 3159
    1005   HB-728, 2010, 2427,
             3159
    1006   HB-3159
    1008e  SB-1085; HB-2051
  t1008f   SB-705, 1103, 1104;
             HB-1587, 1989,
             3342


    1011
    1101
    $1101
    1102
    1103
 1303.07
 1304.01
 1304.07
    1305
11305.18
    1315
    1316
    1335
    1403
    1406
    1407
 1453.05
 1454.01
 1454.02
    1459
*1503.03
*1504.04
   1504.4
   *1505
   '1601
   1601
   1603.01
   1603.02
 1603.09
1603.09a
  1603.10
  1603.11
  1603.13
    1604
    1605
 *1605.01
 *1605.02
 *1605.03
 *1605.04
 *1605.05
 *1605.06
 *1606.01
 *1606.02
 *1606.03
 *1606.04
 1606.05
 1606.11
 1606.12
 1606.14
 1606.15
 1606.16
 1606.17
     1608
     1609
     1610
     1611
     1613


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


SB-1085; HB-2051
SB-1576
SB-1576
SB-1576
SB-1576
SB-2018
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
SB-489
HB-2051
HB-2051
HB-2273
HB-2051
HB-1955
HB-1955
HB-1955
HB-2256
HB-2256
HB-2682
HB-2256, 2682
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
SB-1765; HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748



               2321


STATUTES AMENDED-Continued


Chap.
144-Cont.


          1617
          1619
          1622
          1801
          1951
          2002
          2307
          2310
          2404
          2411
WARRANTS
146%


Par.     Bill


HB-3748
HB-3748
HB-3748
SB-1352; HB-241
HB-1998,4293
HB-2051
SB-1102, 1289,1707
SB-1102, 1289
HB-1859, 3846
HB-2986


     *4 thru 14 HB-1820
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
147
           102  HB-2376
           108  HB-2376


Chap.
147-Cont.


Par.     Bill


   130
 *131
   132
 *134
 *135
 *138
   156
 156.1
t156.1
1f56.2


HB-2376
HB-2376
HB-2376
HB-2376
HB-2376
HB-2376
HB-2376
HB-3117
HB-2376
HB-2376


WILLS AND TRUSTS
148


t72.1
   73
   206
t214.1
t225.1
t226.1


SB-224
SB-224
SB-702; HB-2437
SB-702; HB-2437
SB-702; HB-2437
SB-702


*Repeal of Section is proposed.
tAddition of Section is proposed.
tTitle Preceding Paragraph.
References are to the Chapter and Paragraph Number in Illinois Revised Statutes.
Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


2322


INDEX TO SPONSORS
     SENATE




2323


ALEXANDER, ETHEL SKYLES SENATOR (16TH DIST. DEM)
   BUILD IL-DCCA-GRANTS ................................... SB-0031
   CHEMICAL SAFETY-NOTIFY EPA.................... SB-1089
   COMMUNITY BASED SERV HEARINGS .............. SB-1506
   COUNTY-TAX-PUBLICATION COSTS ............. SB-0986
   CRIM CD-DISORDERLY CONDUCT .................... SB-1398
   CRIM CODE-THREATNG PUB OFICIAL............. SB-1397
   CRIM ID & INFO-SEAL RECORDS....................... SB-0660
   CRIMINAL RECORDS-EXPUNGEMENT............ SB-0843
   DEPT COR-SOCIAL SERVICE/PARENT ............. SB-0647
   DEPT CORR/TOL-FREE PHON/INMATE........... SB-0648
   DIVORCE-SUPPORT-WITHOLD INCOME....... SB-0497
   ELEC CD-PETITION SIGNATURES..................... SB-2176
   ELEC-BRD ELECTN COMMSNR/RULES........... SB-2177
   ELECT CD-SPECIMEN BALLOTS ..................... SB-0299
   ELECTION CODE-REGISTRATION...................... SB-0574
   ELECTORAL BOARD-POWERS............................. SB-2179
   LIE DETECTION TEST-EMPLOYMENT ............. SB-0455
   PUB AID CD-TRANSITIONAL PAYMTS............. SB-0947
   PUB UTIL-ICC DECISION REVERSAL ............... SB-1245
   REGISTRATN/VOTING RIGHT ACT..................... SB-2178
   REHABILITATION-CHORE PROVIDERS........... SB-1830
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. SB-0566
   ROTA-USE TAX-EXEMPT TEXTBOOKS........... SB-0661
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPAL DUTIES................... SB-0108
   SCH CD-CHGO TEXTBOOK RATE........................ SB-0919
   SCH CD-CHGO TEXTBOOK RATE........................ SB-1815
   SCHOOLS-ST AID PAYMENT SCHEDUL ........... SB-1816
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY ALEXANDER
   SENATE BILL: 4, 17, 33, 38, 43, 53, 57, 59, 297, 304, 358, 398, 409, 442, 451, 670,
     1101, 2048
   HOUSE BILL: 35, 117, 294, 378, 476, 655, 674, 819, 858, 881, 963, 968, 1065, 1146,
     1176, 1194, 1229, 1353, 1424, 2183, 2516, 2603, 2642, 2740, 2942, 3318, 3349, 4179
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 110, 228, 251, 253, 269, 315, 339, 462, 511, 683, 773, 981,
     1250
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 175, 176
BARKHAUSEN, DAVID SENATOR (30TH DIST. REP)
   ACCIDENT REPORT-SEC OF STATE................ SB-1193
   AGGRAVATING FACTOR-ADD POISON............ SB-0740
   AGGRVTD ASSAULT-FIREARM PENLTY ......... SB-0509
   ALCOHOL & DRUG TESTS STUDENTS ................ SB-0853
   ALLOCATE FINES-LOCAL POLICE................... SB-1131
   APPOINT PUB DEF-CIVIL CONTEMPT............... SB-0739
   ATTORNEYS-SOLICITING..................................... SB-0730
   BEER INDUSTRY-WHOLESALER....................... SB-0962
   BUS CORP ACT-ADDRESSES................................ SB-0448
   BUSINESS CORPORATION ACT ............................. SB-1214
   CD OF CORRECT-SENTENCE CREDIT............... SB-0261
   CHATTEL LIENS-MIN/SALE/EXCESS .............. SB-0476
   CHATTEL LIENS-PUBLIC SALE........................... SB-1871
   CIV PRO-CASES ALLEGING DAMAGES ............ SB-1150
   CIV PRO-ENFORCE FOREIGN JUDGMT............ SB-1424
   CIVIL LIABILITY-BAD CHECKS........................... SB-0741
   CIVIL PROC-LIMITS PAIN/SUFFER ................... SB-1026
   CIVIL PROC-MALPRACTCE-LIMITATN ......... SB-1030
   CIVIL PROC-SANCTIONS/PLEADINGS............. SB-1825
   CLERK/COURT ACT-INVEST PUB FND............. SB-1423
   CONSUMER DEPOSIT SECURITY ACT.............. SB-1287
   CORPORATIONS-FRANCHISE TAXES............... SB-2154
   CORRECT-SUPERVISION SENTENCING .......... SB-0544
   CORRECTIONS-MONITORING DEVICES.......... SB-0178
   CREATE TEMPORARY GUARDIAN ACT ............. SB-0728
   CREATE-IL UNIFRM CONVICTN INFO............. SB-0926
   CRIM CD&CRIM PRO-MURDER EVIDNC......... SB-0911
   CRIM CD-COURTHOUSE SOLICITING............... SB-0738
   CRIM CD-HOME INVASION.................................. SB-1987
   CRIM CD-INSURANCE FRAUD............................ SB-1988




2324


BARKHAUSEN, DAVID SENATOR (30TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   CRIM CD-JUVENILE PROSTITUTION ................ SB-2258
   CRIM CD-SEAL EXPLICIT MATERIAL............... SB-0737
   CRIM JUSTICE-CRIM HISTORY INFO................ SB-0910
   CRIM PROC-SUPPRESS EVIDENCE .................... SB-0511
   CRIM PROC/DRUG TESTING/DEFENDN............ SB-1455
   CRIM-EAVESDRP RETAIL TELEPHONE............ SB-1872
   CRIM-ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE .............. SB-2130
   CRIME STATISTICS-DISCLOSURE....................... SB-1158
   CRIME VICTIMS-CHILDREN................................ SB-2257
   CRIMINAL CD-OBSCENITY EVIDENCE............ SB-0514
   CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFO-FORMS..................... SB-0909
   CRIMINAL PRO-EAVESDROPPING..................... SB-1240
   DEFINE SAVINGS & LOAN......................................  SB-2254
   DEPT CHILD & FAM SERV-RECORDS................ SB-0912
   DEPT OF INS-INVESTIGATIONS.......................... SB-1487
   DESIGNATED HOLIDAYS/STATE EMPL............. SB-1024
   DMHDD-STUDY-INVOL OUTPT TRTMT......... SB-0726
   DRIVING OFFENSES-PENALTIES ....................... SB-1473
   DRUG REHAB ENFORCEMENT FUND................. SB-2128
   DRUG TREATMENT-CONVICTS.......................... SB-0513
   FIRST 1987 REVISORY  ACT......................................  SB-1085
   FLOODWAY-REBUILD PRIOR HOME................. SB-1868
   IDENT CARD/PURPORT OFFICAL CRD............... SB-1472
   IL PRODUCT LIABLTY ACT..................................... SB-1029
   IL SAV & LOAN/APOINT CONSERVTR................ SB-2156
   IL UNIFORM PREMARITAL AGREEMNT............ SB-2137
   INS CD-ALIEN INSURER........................................  SB-1869
   INSPECTION STICKER-EXPIRATION ................ SB-0944
   INTERGOV COOP/MUNI JOINT AGNCY............. SB-1264
   INTERGOVERNMT-ROAD DEVELPMENT........ SB-2133
   JUVENILE OFFENDERS-DISPOSITION.............. SB-1133
   LIVING WILL-DELAY DEATH PROCED............. SB-1147
   MARRIAGE & DISSOLUTION-VENUE ............... SB-0135
   MNTL HLTH FACILTY-INVOL ADMISN........... SB-0727
   MUNI CD-O'HARE AIRPORT-PARKING.......... SB-1145
   MURDER-AGGRAVATING FACTOR .................  SB-0510
   NONECNOMC LOSS-PERSONAL INJURY ........ SB-1151
   NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORP REVOCATION.......... SB-0449
   PERSONAL PROPERTY-RENTAL ........................ SB-1027
   PHARMACY PRACTICE-PRESCRIPTION .......... SB-0418
   PROBATE-SUCCESSION SANS ADMIN.............. SB-1476
   PROBATE-SUCCESSION SANS ADMIN.............. SB-1509
   REV-TAX  LIEN/CANNABIS .................................. SB-2127
   SCH CD-ALTERNATIVE TRAIN/CERTF............ SB-1069
   SCH CD-ED SUPPT PRSNNL/TRANSFR............. SB-0902
   SCH CD-FIRE/SAFETY PREVENTN-TX........... SB-0963
   SCH CD-PETITION/WAIVE MANDATES........... SB-2118
   SCH CD-STUDENT ASSISTANCE LAW .............. SB-0882
   SCH CD-WAIVE ADMIN TRAINING ................... SB-2119
   SCH CD/WAIVE EVALUATN WORKSHOP........... SB-1070
   SCHOOLS-EVALUATION/PLANS ....................... SB-1071
   SECURITIES EXEMPT TRANSACT FEE................ SB-0817
   SECURITIES FEES-DEFINITION .......................... SB-0450
   SECURITIES FRAUD ENFORCEMENT.................. SB-2123
   SECURITY EXEMPTION-INS LIMITS................. SB-1192
   STATUTES-CITATION-FEES-LRB................... SB-2048
   SUPERVISION-1 YR-AUTO OFFENSES............ SB-1450
   SURROGATE PARENTING INVALID .................... SB-0499
   TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUGS........................................ SB-1154
   THEFT-CLASSIFICATN & PENALTIES .............. SB-1259
   THEFT-FELONY OFFENSES-FINES.................. SB-1132
   UCC-UNCERTIFICATED SECURITIES .......... SB-0258
   UNCLAIMED PROPERTY-DISPOSITION ........... SB-1028
   UNIF COMMERCIAL CD-LEASE/GOODS.......... SB-0966
   UNIFORM CRIM HISTORY RECORDS............... SB-0964
   UNIFORM FED LIEN REGISTRATION.................. SB-2136
   UNIFORM FRAUDULENT TRANSFR ACT........... SB-0965




2325


BARKHAUSEN, DAVID SENATOR (30TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL WILL ACT............. SB-2134
   UNIFORM LIMITED PARTNERSHIP ..................... SB-1261
   UNIFORM POWER OF ATTORNEY ACT............... SB-1288
   UNIFORM RULE/PERPETUITIES........................... SB-2135
   UNLICENSE DRIVER-REVOKE REGIST ............ SB-1130
   VEH CD-DEFINITIONS............................................  SB-1474
   VEH CD-NO SUNDAY LEASING SALES............. SB-1870
   VEH CD-REVOCATION/MULTI DUI................... SB-1471
   VEH CD-TRANSPORT DRUG-MISDEMEN...... SB-2129
   VEHICLE CODE-MINIMUM INSURANCE......... SB-0871
   VEHICLE CODE-SOBRIETY TESTS.................... SB-0512
   VOLUNTEER IMMUNE CIVIL LIBILTY................ SB-0729
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BARKHAUSEN
   SENATE BILL: 478, 515, 616, 617, 635, 636, 637, 638, 1655, 2278
   HOUSE BILL: 49, 142, 147, 160, 245, 357, 527, 528, 529, 532, 594, 692, 873, 1019,
     1237, 1355, 1367, 1434, 1567, 1569, 1576, 1578, 1628, 1693. 1902, 1937, 2105, 2157,
     2180, 2201, 2202, 2301, 2326, 2328, 2330, 2358, 2437, 2584, 2607, 2699, 2700, 2766,
     2812, 2823, 2825, 2838, 2862, 3181, 3221, 3626, 3646, 3855, 3896, 3972, 3977, 4156
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 37, 108, 462, 523, 524, 655, 727, 841, 934, 940, 970, 1012,
     1152, 1377
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 92, 115, 121
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 84, 137, 173, 178
BERMAN, ARTHUR L. SENATOR (2ND DIST. DEM)
   $BUILD ILLINOIS PROGRAM/REVISE................. SB-0485
   $GRF/ASBESTOS ABATE AUTHORITY.................. SB-1464
   ASBESTOS-ST GOVERNMT BUILDINGS............ SB-1463
   ASBESTOS/MARKET SHARE LIABILTY .............. SB-2020
   ATTORNEY-RETALIATORY DISCHARGE........ SB-1877
   BACCALAUREATE EDUC SYSTM TRUST............ SB-0017
   BEER INDSTY FAIR DEAL-EFF DATE ................ SB-0720
   BENEFICIARY INTREST-CHILD CARE.............. SB-0263
   CHGO BRD ED-CAREER COUNSELING............. SB-1838
   CHICAGO EDUCATION AUTHORITY ................ SB-1837
   CHILDREN-RECORDS-DISCLOSURE.............. SB-1770
   CIV PRO INSURER DEFENDANT ........................... SB-1118
   CIV PRO-SERVICE/PROD LIABILITY ................. SB-1119
   CIVIL PROC-ARBITRATION FEES....................... SB-1827
   CIVIL PROC-DISCHARGE ATTORNEY............... SB-2041
   CIVIL PROC-MONETARY DAMAGES................. SB-2221
   CMS-CONVEYANCE-LOYOLA UNIV............... SB-1771
   COMPUTER CRIME PREVENTION LAW.............. SB-1335
   CREATE JT COMM EDUCATN REFORM.............. SB-2115
   CREDIT CARDS-NO SURCHARGE....................... SB-1337
   DEPT-MHDD GRANT SUICIDE PROGM............. SB-0955
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   ELECTION CODE/ELECTION JUDGES ................. SB-1560
   EXTENDS JT COMM EDUCAT REFORM.............. SB-0534
   FIRST 1987 REVISORY  ACT.................................. .. SB-1085
   ILLINOIS SHORELINE RELIEF ACT...................... SB-1916
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY ........... SB-1769
   INS CD-ALZHEIMERS COVERAGE ..................... SB-0004
   INS CD-ANNUAL MAMMOGRAPHY .................. SB-1768
   INS CD-CHARITY RISK POOLING....................... SB-0702
   INS CD-MISLEADING ADVERTISING ................ SB-2171
   INSURANCE-PROMPT PAYMENT....................... SB-0697
   INTEREST RATE LIMITS ........................................  SB-0186
   JUDGES-COMPULSORY RETIREMENT............. SB-1571
   LIQUOR-SIGNS-COST.........................................  SB-0719
   LIQUOR-SIGNS-COST...................................... SB-0998
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT................ SB-2172
   NO COMPULSORY ST RETIREMENT.................... SB-1572
   PEN CD-JUDGE-CHANCERY MASTER............ SB-0712
   PEN CD-JUDGE-REVOKE ELECTION...........      SB-0711
   PHYSICIANS-MEDICARE-LICENSE................. SB-0815
   PREPAYMENT SUBSIDIZED MORTGAGE........... SB-1800
   PUB AID/DEMONSTRAT PROJ/GRANTS ............ SB-0994




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BERMAN, ARTHUR L. SENATOR (2ND DIST. DEM--Cont.
   PUB AID/GEN ASSIST/STATE FUNDS.................. SB-0519
   PUB AID/NURSING HOMES/AIDS ........................ SB-0995
   RETAILER OCC TX-INTERST RATE ................... SB-0279
   RTA-MUNICIPAL PERMISSION........................... SB-0831
   SCH CD-ASBESTOS ABATEMENT ACT.............. SB-0043
   SCH CD-MAXIUM TAX RATES............................. SB-1906
   SCH CD-NATL ASSOCIATION DUES .................. SB-0042
   SCH CD-REGL SUPT FINANCE AUDIT............... SB-1012
   SCH CD-RESPONSIBILITY..................................... SB-1839
   SCH CD-ST AID FORMULA.................................... SB-1840
   SCH CD-TRANSFER OF FUNDS ........................... SB-2185
   SCH CD/SPECL ED TCHR SENIORITY ................. SB-0696
   SCH-DELETE OBSOLETE LANGUAGE............... SB-0416
   SCH-REGIONAL SCH BD PER DIEMS................. SB-0694
   SCH-TCHR EVALUATN CONSULTANTS........... SB-0693
   SCH-TCHR TRAING-SUICID PRVNTN ............ SB-0695
   SCHOOL CODE-STATE AID ................................... SB-0187
   ST TREASURY BONDS AS SECURITY................... SB-0264
   STATUTES-CITATION-FEES-LRB................. SB-2048
   TOXIC-FREE WORKPLACE ACT.......................... SB-2187
   TOXIC-FREE WORKPLACE ACT.......................... SB-2245
   WORKPLACE SAFETY DEVICE ACT ..................... SB-2186
   WORKPLACE SAFETY DEVICE ACT ..................... SB-2246
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BERMAN
   SENATE BILL: 205, 215, 242, 308, 310, 311, 400, 500, 553, 832, 1226, 1325, 1410,
     1603, 2112, 2278
     HOUSE BILL: 39, 71, 188, 274, 388, 473, 474, 483, 507, 508, 509, 542, 600, 645, 672,
     915, 916, 917, 934, 935, 975, 1001, 1050, 1093, 1105, 1216, 1279, 1351, 1391, 1462,
     1581, 1592, 1638, 1726, 1736, 1811, 1848, 1924, 2027, 2062, 2354, 2504, 2645, 2713,
     2717, 2729, 2740, 2946, 2968, 2981, 3011, 3216, 3264, 3281, 3319, 3335, 3338, 3387,
     3482, 3772, 3896, 3955, 4014, 4063
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 231, 249, 255, 295, 343, 346, 366, 382, 423, 462, 510, 708,
     845, 890, 900, 920, 1003, 1080, 1104, 1133, 1201, 1212, 1225, 1322, 1394, 1395, 1453
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 170
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 16, 29, 62
 BROOKINS, HOWARD B. SENATOR (18TH DIST. DEM)
    $ATTY GEN-CHICAGO OFFICE OPEN ................ SB-1716
    $DCCA-LINEAR PARK GRANT............................. SB-0128
    $DORS-PERSONAL CARE/SALARIES ................ SB-2085
    $PROBATION CHALLENGE PROGRAM ............... SB-1767
    ADMIN PROCDR ACT/APPROVAL DATE............ SB-0673
    AIDS-TRACING-REGISTRY .............................. SB-0975
    AIDS-TRANSMISSION-MISDEMEANOR......... SB-0110
    ALARM SYSTEM/INSTALL-REGULTION......... SB-0943
    BD HGHR ED/NON-ADMISSION DATA............. SB-1103
    BRD HIGHER ED-MINORITY-ED PROG.......... SB-1101
    BUILD IL-DCCA--GRANTS ................................... SB-0031
    BUY US & CANADA STEEL PRODUCTS............... SB-2026
    CHEMICAL SAFETY-NOTIFY EPA ...................... SB-1089
    CHI PARK DIST-RR RTS OF WAY........................ SB-1483
    CHILD CARE PROVIDER-DISCLOSURE ............ SB-2082
    COMMUNITY BASED SERV HEARINGS.............. SB-1506
    CORRECTION-GOOD CONDUCT-SCHOOL .... SB-1828
    CRIM CODE-THREATNG PUB OFICIAL............. SB-1397
    CRIM PROC-BAIL BOND DEPOSIT...................... SB-0053
    CRIMINAL PROC-SPEEDY TRIAL ...................... SB-0058
    CRIMINAL PROC-SPEEDY TRIAL....................... SB-1831
    DEPT CORR-MANDATORY EDUCATION.......... SB-1578
    DEPT REHAB-TECH CHGES............................... SB-0670
    DEPT REHAB-TECH CHGES............................... SB-0671
    DEPT REHAB-TECH CHGES............................... SB-0676
    DEPT REHAB-TECH CHGES............................... SB-0677
    DEPT REHAB-TECH CHGES............................... SB-0678
    DEPT REHAB-TECH CHGES............................... SB-0679
    DEPT-AGING-VOLUNTEER SERVICE.............. SB-0255
    DISABILITIES TECH CHANGES.............................. SB-0674




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BROOKINS, HOWARD B. SENATOR (18TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   DISABILITIES TECH CHANGES.............................. SB-0675
   DISABLED PERSON-CHORE HSKEEPER........... SB-1629
   DORS-HEALTH INS-EMPLOYEES ................... SB-2084
   DORS-PERSONAL CARE REVIEW BRDS ........... SB-2083
   EDUC-LABOR RELATION ACT-VENUE .......... SB-0576
   ELECT CD-SPECIMEN BALLOTS ..................... SB-0299
   ELECTION CODE-REGISTRATION.................. SB-0574
   EMERGNCY BUSINES RETENTION ACT............. SB-1685
   EPA-CRIMINAL HAZ WSTE DISPOSAL ............. SB-1496
   EPA-EMER/HAZ/TOXIC CHEM FORMS............ SB-1498
   EPA/CLEANUP RESPONSIBILTY ACT.................. SB-1244
   EXTEND THE NURSING ACT TO 1995 .................. SB-1217
   HAROLD WASHINGTON ST UNIV......................... SB-1576
   HUMAN RGHT-EMPLOY DISCRIMINATN....... SB-0256
   HUMAN RIGHT-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION.......... SB-0829
   INCREASE PRIVATE DETECTIVE BRD................. SB-0672
   INDUSTRIAL COMM AWARD INTEREST............ SB-0565
   INSUR 45 DAY PREMIUM NOTICE ....................... SB-0122
   INTEREST RATE LIMITS ..........................................  SB-0186
   LABOR CHEMICAL USAGE REPORT ................. SB-0953
   LAW ENFORCEMNT-DEATH/INJURY .............. SB-0039
   LK CALUMET ENVIRONMENTL AUTHOR......... SB-1600
   LOTTERY PROCEEDS-DISTRIBUTION ............. SB-0057
   LOTTERY PROCEEDS-DISTRIBUTION ............. SB-0059
   LOTTERY PROCEEDS-DISTRIBUTION ............. SB-0107
   LOTTERY PROCEEDS-DISTRIBUTION ............. SB-0121
   LOTTERY-LIMITS ON PARTICIPANTS.............. SB-1577
   LOTTERY-STUDY VIDEO IMPACT...................... SB-0106
   LOTTERY-VIDEO-O'HARE-SCHOOLS........... SB-0105
   LOTTERY/SCH DIST ED ENHANCEMNT............ SB-1549
   MILITARY/NAVAL CD-CENTRAL AMER......... SB-0297
   MOTOR CYCLE HELMET REQUIREMENT.......... SB-0112
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACH-TRAVEL LEAVE......... SB-0830
   PEN CD-MILITARY SERVICE LEAVE................ SB-0118
   PROPERTY TAX-OBJECTORS ............................... SB-0520
   PUB LBRARY-POLIC/FIRMN APPLCTN............ SB-0152
   PUB UTIL-ICC DECISION REVERSAL ................ SB-1245
   PVT BUS/VOC SCH-MULTPLE CHNGES............ SB-1558
   REHABILITATION-CHORE PROVIDERS........... SB-1830
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. SB-0566
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT................... SB-1829
   REV-CERT OF ERROR/COOK CNTY................... SB-0521
   RTA-MUNICIPAL PERMISSION ...................... SB-0831
   STEEL ACT/BUY AMERICAN ACT........................ SB-1400
   TOXIC ENFORCEMENT ACT................................... SB-2125
   TOXIC ENFORCEMENT ACT................................... SB-2214
   UNEMPLOY INS-LABOR DISPUTE...................... SB-0113
   VEH CD-FUNERAL DISRUPTION ..................... SB-1583
   VEH-HANDICAP CHILD RESTRAINT................. SB-1642
   VEH-SALVAGE CERTIFICATE/INS CO.............. SB-0068
   WORK COMP & OCC DISEA-INQUIRY............... SB-0568
   WORKERS COMP-INTEREST ON AWARD........ SB-1817
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BROOKINS
   SENATE BILL: 75, 451, 1579, 1839, 1995
   HOUSE BILL: 35, 85, 117, 144, 259, 332, 378, 810, 858, 881, 1146, 1194, 1229, 1288,
     1353, 1841, 2164, 2183, 2207, 2516, 2625, 2812, 2942, 3379, 3381, 3408, 3683, 3770,
     3835, 4125, 4179
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 22, 44, 77, 84, 85, 110, 206, 215, 228, 253, 339, 363, 407, 419,
     462, 495, 496, 497, 537, 538, 589, 590, 591, 592, 593, 597, 674, 678, 683, 692, 754,
     755, 762, 797, 798, 828, 916, 917, 918, 943, 973, 977, 982, 990, 1017, 1031, 1035,
     1076, 1097, 1105, 1128, 1134, 1138, 1179, 1190, 1214, 1215, 1259, 1301, 1307, 1310,
     1314, 1349, 1350, 1396, 1409
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 1, 3, 22, 60, 75, 78, 143, 176
CARROLL, HOWARD W. SENATOR (1ST DIST. DEM)
   $ATTORNEY GENERAL-CRIME VICTIM .......... SB-1631
   $BOB-FISCAL  STUDY ...........................................  SB-0049




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CARROLL, HOWARD W. SENATOR (IST DIST. DEM)--Cont.
   $BRD HIGHER ED-RECRUITMNT PRAC .......... SB-0784
   $BRD OF GOVERNORS/COLL & UNIV ................. SB-1525
   $COURT OF CLAIMS-AWARDS............................ SB-1521
   $DCCA-E ST LOUIS OPTIC CLINIC...................... SB-1083
   $ESTATE TAX FUND................................................  SB-2058
   $GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ............................ SB-2060
   $GRF-COMPREHENSIVE HLTH INS ................. SB-2032 -
   $GRF/ASBESTOS ABATE AUTHORITY................. SB-1464
   $NON-MIGRATORY BIRD STAMP FUND.......... SB-1836
   $OCE-ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTH ............... SB-2151
   $OCE-ATTORNEY GENERAL................................ SB-1630
   $OCE-ATTORNEY GENERAL.............................. SB-1835
   $OCE-BRD GOV/COLLEGES/UNIV ................... SB-1693
   $OCE-BRD GOV/ST COLLEGE/UNIV.................. SB-0284
   $OCE-EAST ST LOUIS AUTH/GOVNOR............. SB-0048
   $OCE-GRF-ST ATTY APP PROSCUTR............... SB-1822
   $ST TREASURER ........................... .... ..................  SB-2059
   $STATE BOARD OF ED STUDY................................. SB-0785
   $SUPP-VARIOUS AGENCIES ................................. SB-1520
   $SUPP-VARIOUS AGENCIES ................................. SB-1526
   $SUPP-VARIOUS AGENCIES ............................... SB-1527
   $VARIOUS AGENCIES .............................................  SB-0783
   ABOLISH LOCAL LABOR RELATN BRD............... SB-0631
   ASBESTOS-ST GOVERNMT BUILDINGS............ SB-1463
   BOB/AGENCY EMPLOYEES .................................... SB-1000
   COMP HLTH INS-SKILLD NRSG FACL.............. SB-0630
   COMPTROLLER/GA/PERSONL TRANSFR.......... SB-0999
   CREATE TEMPORARY GUARDIAN ACT............. SB-0728
   CRIM CD-NO PLASTIC FIREARMS ..................... SB-1018
   DIE AND MOLD LIEN ACT....................................... SB-0668
   ELECTION CODE/ELECTION JUDGES................. SB-1560
   HEALTH FINANCE-COUNCIL MEMBERS ........ SB-2039
   HLTH INS-SURPLUS ESTIMATES ....................... SB-1961
   HLTH-NURS HOMES-ACCREDITATION ........ SB-2200
   HOSP-PATIENTS RELIGOUS BELIEFS ............. SB-1325
   IL ED LABOR RELAT/CHGO SCHOOL................ SB-0698
   INCR BOND AUTHORIZATION .............................. SB-0047
   INTEREST RATE LIMITS .......................................... SB-0186
   NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS ................ SB-0588
   PROBATION/SUPERVISION MINORS ................. SB-1355
   PROPRIETRY HOSP/CONTAINMT CNCL............ SB-1010
   SCH CD-STATE AID FORMULA............................ SB-2261
   SCH CD-20 ELECTED CHGO SCH BDS............. SB-0699
   SCH-REGIONAL SCH BD PER DIEMS................. SB-0694
   STATE SUGGEST AWARD-EXPENSE................. SB-0383
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY CARROLL
   SENATE BILL: 17, 242, 283, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 1622, 1689, 1690,
     1691, 1692, 1694, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1710
   HOUSE BILL: 307, 308, 451, 859, 1163, 1177, 1275, 1276, 1469, 1583, 1636, 1684,
     1685, 1896, 1897, 1904, 2075, 2354, 2756, 2842, 2843, 2844, 2845, 2846, 2931, 2942,
     3150, 3162, 3303, 3335, 3463, 3511, 3542, 3543, 3846, 3900, 3911
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 249, 295, 343, 382, 405, 422, 438, 462, 679, 694, 708, 777,
     1005, 1033, 1080, 1083, 1096, 1101, 1137, 1162, 1212, 1366, 1421, 1490
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 45, 88
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 13
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 26, 119, 129, 163
COLLINS, EARLEAN SENATOR (9TH DIST. DEM)
   $HAROLD WASHINGTON MEM STATUE............ SB-1580
   ABANDONED HOUSING REHAB ACT ............... SB-1428
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE................................... SB-1718
   BACCALAUREATE EDUC SYSTM TRUST............ SB-0017
   CANDIDATE-RPT CAMPAIGN CONTRIB.......... SB-0020
   CHEMICAL SAFETY-NOTIFY EPA...................... SB-1089
   CHILD WELFARE INVESTIGATOR ACT ........... SB-0021
   COLLEGE SAVINGS BONDS..................................... SB-0875




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COLLINS, EARLEAN SENATOR (9TH DIST. DEM}-Cont.
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES NUISANCE........... SB-2189
   CORRECTION-PROSTUTN-AIDS TEST............ SB-0075
   CREATE HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL .................. SB-2105
   CRIM CD/SOLICITATION OF MURDER............... SB-1443
   CRIM PROC-WARRANT/SEAT BELT ................. SB-0094
   CRIMINAL RECORDS-EXPUNGEMENT............ SB-0843
   CTA-HANDICAPPED SEATS.................................. SB-0845
   CTA-HANDICAPPED SEATS............................... SB-2106
   CTA-SERVICE BOARD DUTIES............................. SB-1017
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE PLAN/RPT-GA............... SB-0022
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE PREVENTN PLAN ............ SB-1968
   DEFINE HIGH ED-ZERO COUPN BOND............. SB-0002
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... SB-1819
   DOT-HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE STUDY......... SB-1330
   ELECT CD-MISLEADING DECLARATNS........... SB-1970
   EMERG BUSINESS RETENTION ACT ................... SB-0796
   EMERGNCY BUSINES RETENTION ACT............. SB-1685
   HAROLD WASHINGTON-MEM STATUE........... SB-1579
   HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL.................................. SB-0368
   HOMELESS PEOPLE RIGHTS................................... SB-0369
   HOUSING FOR HOMELESS ACT............................. SB-2191
   HOUSING TRUST FUND ACT.................................. SB-2190
   ICC-TELEPHONE/PREFIX CHARGES................. SB-1971
   IDFA-REPORTS TO GOV & GA.............................. SB-0103
   IDOT-PARATRANSIT GRANTS ............................ SB-1016
   IDOT-PARATRANSIT GRANTS ......................... SB-2107
   INC TAX-EXEMPTIONS ..........................................  SB-2111
   INS CD-ALCOHOL/DRUG COVERAGE .............. SB-0019
   INTEREST RATE/REVOLVING CREDIT............... SB-1650
   LABOR BD-APPOINT-COUNSEL........................ SB-0976
   MINORTY BUSINESS/LOAN/CONTRACT .......... SB-2251
   MTA-RTA SERVICE BOARD DUTIES .................. SB-2109
   MUNICPL & ELECTN-MAYOR CHICAGO......... SB-1569
   NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS................... SB-0588
   PLAN TO PREVENT CHILD ABUSE........................ SB-0844
   PUBL AID/SELF-RELIANCE ASSIST................... SB-0842
   PUBL UTIL-DIAL-A-PORN-MINORS ........... SB-1620
   PUBL UTIL-MINOR/TELEPHONE SERV............ SB-1618
   PUBL UTIL-TELEPHN BILL/MESSAGE.............. SB-1619
   PUBL UTILS-AUTHORIZE MESSAGES............... SB-1617
   REHAB HOUSING FOR HOMELESS....................... SB-2192
   SCH CD-CHILDREN AT-RISK............................. SB-1329
   SCH CD-STUDENTS/ABUSE/NEGLECT............ SB-1969
   TAX CREDIT CHILD CARE PROGRAM................. SB-0477
   TAX CREDIT CHILD CARE PROGRAM ................. SB-2108
   TAX CREDIT DRUG REHAB PROGRAM............... SB-0018
   TAX CREDIT-CHILD CARE PROGRAM.............. SB-0603
   TAX DEFERRAL-SENIORS-NOTICE................. SB-1811
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY COLLINS
   HOUSE BILL: 121, 180, 294, 508, 597, 639, 664, 715, 845, 848, 887, 1194, 1647, 1656,
     1969, 2165, 2298, 2839, 2942, 3108, 3338, 3381, 3437, 3455, 3560, 4107, 4108
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 253, 269, 462, 562, 595, 1190, 1225, 1250
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 107, 109, 110, 114, 175, 176
 D'ARCO, JOHN A. SENATOR (10TH DIST. DEM)
    ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION-LIMIT ................. SB-1511
    CHARITY GAMES LARGER BETS.......................... SB-1823
    CIRCUIT JUDGES/DELEGATES............................ SB-0652
    CIV PRO-LIMITATNS-ACCOUNTANTS ........... SB-1001
    CIVIL PROC-GRAMMATICAL CHANGE............ SB-2273
    CLINICAL LAB ACT-HMO ..................................... SB-1021
    COMMERCIAL CHECK FEES................................ SB-2212
    CORRECTION-GOOD CONDUCT CREDIT......... SB-2211
    COURT REPORTERS-SALARY.............................. SB-1005
    CREATES ACT-DEFINE DEATH ........................ SB-0078
    CRIM ID ACT-SEALING RECORDS ..................... SB-0304
    ELEC CD-CAMPGN CONTRIB & EXPEN............ SB-0653




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D'ARCO, JOHN A. SENATOR (10TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   ELEC CD-GENDER NEUTRAL .............................. SB-2274
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE ACT..................................... SB-1626
   ENGINEER & SCIENCE RECRUITMENT ............. SB-2213
   FED LAW CONTROL WITHDRAW FUND............. SB-0445
   HEALTH FINANCE-HMO CONTRACTS............. SB-1022
   HISTORIC RESOURCE PRESERVATION.............. SB-1931
   HMO ACT-CONTRACT WITH DENTISTS.......... SB-0680
   INS CD-CANCELLATION/POLICY...................... SB-1980
   INSURANC/50% REQUIRED COVERAGE............. SB-1002
   LICENSING OF ESTHETICIANS ............................. SB-1003
   MED MALPR-REPARATIONS CORP.................... SB-1512
   MEDICAID-LONG TERM CARE-EXPEND ....... SB-1020
   MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE-NOTICES............. SB-2043
   MUNI CD-RESIDNTL REDEVELOPMENT......... SB-2241
   NATURAL GAS USE TAXES..................................... SB-2036
   PEN CD-COURT REPORTERS FORMULA.......... SB-1004
   PEN-LOCAL GOV OFFICER-SALARIES........... SB-2266
   PEN-ST EMPL-RETIREMNT FORMULA.......... SB-2195
   PENSION-JUDGE-REVOKE ELECTION ........... SB-0654
   PHARMACY PRACTICE-PRESCRIPTION .......... SB-0418
   PHYSICAL THERAPY ACT....................................... SB-0515
   PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS PRACT ACT................. SB-1009
   PRIVATE BUSINESS-VOCATL SCHOOL............. SB-2253
   PUB AGNCY CONSTRUCTN CONTRACTS.......... SB-0655
   PUB HEALTH-STUDY EUTHANASIA ................. SB-0656
   PUBLIC AID-FUNERL/BURIAL EXPNS.............. SB-0451
   PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE ACT................. SB-1932
   PUBLIC DEFENDER-INVESTIGATORS .............. SB-0271
   ROOFING LICENSE SURETY BOND...................... SB-0431
   SCH CD-CHGO-AG SCIENCE SCHOOL............ SB-1933
   SURROGATE MOTHER-AGREEMENTS............. SB-1510
   TOLL HGHWY AUTH-LIMITS LIABLTY............ SB-1006
   TRUSTS-ACCNTNG TO PRNCPL BENEF........... SB-1513
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY D'ARCO
   SENATE BILL: 17, 100, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 363, 454, 500,
     550, 697, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1710, 1835, 1836,
     1870
     HOUSE BILL: 187, 213, 372, 439, 1149, 1310, 1597, 1645, 1646, 1815, 1940, 2190,
     2324, 2715, 2793, 2921, 2942, 3003, 3152
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 462, 619, 677, 902, 1168, 1303
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 146, 175
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 16, 81, 83, 136, 154, 174
 DAVIDSON, JOHN A. SENATOR (50TH DIST. REP)
    $BUILD IL-SPFLD  SEWERS.................................... SB-1715
    $DEPT REHAB SERVICES ......................................... SB-1048
    $OCE-BOARD OF REGENTS................................... SB-0287
    $OCE-BOARD OF REGENTS................................... SB-1695
    $OCE-HISTORIC PRESERVAT AGENCY............ SB-0323
    BLIND-DISABLED ACTS/FED LAW .................... SB-2263
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. SB-0494
    CONSERVATN-BUY/SELL ADVERTISNG......... SB-1954
    CRIM PROC-BAIL DENIAL/TRIAL...................... SB-0028
    DWNST PARK DIST-HORSE RACING................. SB-1972
    ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1226
    ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
    ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN ........ SB-0095
    EPA-REBATE PENALTIES...................................... SB-1962
    FIRE PREVENTION FUND ........................................  SB-0921
    FIRE PROT DIST-VET PREFERENCE ...........  SB-0222
    FOREST PRODUCTS-REGULATION................. SB-1493
    HERITAGE PRESERVATN-ADMN PROC........... SB-2232
    HIGHWAY CODE-REFERENCES.......................... SB-0923
    HMO-PROH DISCRIMINATN/POLICIES ........... SB-0662
    INS CD SUPPLEMENT MEDICARE ..................... SB-0922
    INS CD-LONG-TERM CARE....................... ... SB-1955
    INS-ACCIDENT & HLTH-DISCLOSURE.......... SB-0293




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DAVIDSON, JOHN A. SENATOR (50TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   JUV CT-TRANSFER MINOR TO CRIM ................ SB-1124
   LOTTERY-RULEMAKING PROCEDURE............ SB-1238
   MED PRAC ACT-DISCIPLINARY FINE............... SB-0143
   MEDICAID-MULT HANDICAP-PAYMENT..... SB-0535
   MUNI CD-NO PARK DIST SURCHARGE............ SB-1301
   PEN CD-INCLUDE AD HOCS................................. SB-0659
   PEN CD-RECIPROCAL ACT-WAGES ................ SB-1265
   PEN-DWN TEACHR-EARLY RETIREMT......... SB-0236
   PEN-ST EMP-3% COMPOUND INCR ................. SB-1049
   PENSION-STATE EMP-COMPOUND 3%........... SB-0889
   PESTICIDES-CERTIFICATIONS.......................... SB-0009
   PODIATRIC MEDICAL ACT OF 1987 ...................... SB-0478
   READING MACHINES FOR BLIND........................ SB-1047
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN .......... SB-0037
   REGULATORY AGENCY REVIEW ACT................. SB-0658
   RENTAL-PURCHASE-AGREEMENTS .............. SB-1046
   REPEAL HEALTH PROF REPEAL DATE............... SB-0657
   SANITARY DIST-ELECTED TRUSTEES ............. SB-2216
   SEVERED COAL/RETAIL-OCCUP-TAX ........... SB-0072
   SPF METRO EXPO AUDITORIUM AUTH.............. SB-1157
   SR CITIZENS ORGANIZATN-SALE TX.............. SB-0294
   STATE AGENCIES-U S FOOD ................................ SB-0036
   STATE EMPLOYEES-SICK LEAVE....................... SB-1922
   STATE SUGGEST AWARD-EXPENSE.................. SB-0383
   TIMBER BUYER LIC-VIOLATIONS ..................... SB-1494
   VEH CD-LEFT TURN METHOD ............................ SB-0920
   VEH CD-NO SUNDAY LEASING SALES............. SB-1870
   VEH CD-TANDEM AXLE WEIGHT LIMT........... SB-0551
   VEH CD-TANDEM AXLES............ .........................  SB-1956
   VITAL RECORDS-PUBLIC ACCESS ..................... SB-0247
   WILDLIFE CD-TOXIC PELLETS............................ SB-0924
   WILDLIFE CODE AND GINSENG ACT .................. SB-1225
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DAVIDSON
   SENATE BILL: 2, 270, 283, 284, 285, 286, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 315, 316, 317, 318,
      319, 320, 321, 322, 324, 325, 326, 327, 329, 330, 331, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338,
      339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 366, 417, 453, 466, 545, 546,
      547, 548, 549, 573, 766, 767, 769, 776, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 903, 904, 905, 907,
      908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 925, 926, 927, 928, 929, 930,
      931, 932, 933, 934, 935, 936, 990, 1037, 1156, 1222, 1223, 1227, 1229, 1230, 1231,
      1232, 1233, 1234, 1235, 1239, 1240, 1297, 1298, 1299, 1303, 1304, 1307, 1309, 1312,
      1313, 1321, 1322, 1323, 1452, 1453, 1454, 1457, 1484, 1486, 1487, 1488, 1489, 1490,
      1492, 1499, 1501, 1502, 1514, 1517, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1696, 1697,
      1710, 1728, 1729, 1730, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1737, 1739, 1740, 1741,
      1742, 1743, 1744, 1745, 1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755,
      1756, 1757, 1758, 1759, 1875, 1876, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1923, 1937, 1938, 1958,
      1959, 1960, 1966, 1967, 1978, 1979, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2021, 2022,
      2079, 2080, 2102, 2110, 2152, 2153, 2154, 2156, 2157, 2228, 2229, 2234, 2235, 2243,
      2254, 2256, 2257, 2258, 2260, 2262, 2264, 2271
    HOUSE BILL: 175, 606, 612, 772, 1120, 1173, 1188, 1421, 1998, 2157, 2159, 2162,
      2207, 2226, 2239, 2321, 2327, 2511, 2512, 2514, 2812, 2837, 2840, 3017, 3234, 3403,
      3447, 3448, 3495, 3582, 3587, 3841, 3915, 3951
    SENATE RESOLUTION: 71, 72, 83, 96, 97, 102, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 142,
      172, 271, 282, 286, 379, 411, 414, 418, 462, 504, 599, 600, 631, 703, 890, 905, 909,
      1010, 1050, 1051, 1052, 1053, 1054, 1055, 1070, 1103, 1148, 1149, 1155, 1235, 1270,
      1278, 1380, 1389, 1392, 1420, 1426, 1427, 1482
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 25, 29, 58, 63, 84, 89, 102, 182, 196, 204
    SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 11, 28, 49, 53, 76, 103, 121, 122, 137
 DEANGELIS, ALDO A. SENATOR (40TH DIST REP)
     BLOOD BANKS-LICENSE-STAFF-DPH.......... SB-0776
     CDB-PORT DIST/REPAYMENT ............................ SB-2001
     CHGO PARK DIST-PERSONNEL AUDIT ............ SB-1224
     CIRCUIT BREAKER-VETERANS....................... SB-0008
     CIV ADM CD/OPERAT GRANT PROGRM............ SB-0834
     CIV PRO-LIMITATION MALPRACTICE............. SB-0701
     CIVIL PROC-LAND TRUSTS.................................. SB-0219
     CLINICAL SOC WORK/SKIING BRD.................   SB-0957




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DEANGELIS, ALDO A. SENATOR (40TH DIST REP--Cont.
   COLLEGE SAVINGS BONDS................................... SB-0875
   COMP HEALTH INSUR PLAN/DOMICIL ............. SB-0872
   COMP HLTH INS-SKILLD NRSG FACL.............. SB-0630
   COOK CTY SHERIFF-MERIT BOARD.................. SB-1122
   CREATE BUREAU FOR BLIND................................ SB-1324
   CREDIT CARDS-INTEREST/INFORMTN .......... SB-0400
   DCCA-LOCAL LABOR-MANAGEMENT........... SB-1676
   DEFINE HIGH ED-ZERO COUPN BOND............. SB-0002
   DMHDD-MENTAL HEALTH-U OF I............... SB-2053
   ELEC CD-ELECTN JUDGE COMPNSATN .......... SB-1218
   ELEC CD-SUBMIT PUBLIC QUESTION............... SB-0175
   GA SESSION LAWS PRINTING ............................. SB-0819
   HLTH FACILTY AUTHORITY-FINANCE........... SB-2009
   HOSPTL TRAINEES-OSTEOPATHIC ................... SB-0111
   HOTEL TAX-COLLECTION.................................... SB-0542
   IDFA CHANGE DEFINITN AUTHORITY .............. SB-1112
   IDFA- INCREASES  DEBT ......................................... SB-0703
   INC TX-ESTIMATED PAYMENTS........................ SB-2233
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... SB-1562
   INS CD SUPPLEMENT MEDICARE ........................ SB-0922
   INS CD-CHARITY RISK POOLING....................... SB-0702
   INSTITUTE/ENTREPRENEURSHIP ED ................ SB-0687
   LIFE CARE-LETTER OF CREDIT.......................... SB-2049
   MET FAIR & EXPO AUTHORITY............................ SB-1924
   MINORITY & FEMALE-WAIVE GOALS............. SB-0704
   OCCUPATION TX-1/4 MTHLY PAYMNT........... SB-0479
   PRAIRIE ST 2000 AUTH-BENEFITS...................... SB-0062
   PRIVATE ACTIVITY BOND ALLOCATN .............. SB-1167
   PRIVATE ACTIVTY BONDS-TAX CODE............. SB-2229
   PROP TAX-PROTEST FUND................................... SB-1965
   PUB AID CD-OBSOLETE LANGUAGE ................ SB-0556
   RACING BOARD-RACING DATES....................... SB-1203
   REBUILDERS REGULATION ................................... SB-0879
   SCH CD-REVISE STATE AID FRMULA............... SB-0797
   SELF-EMPLOYED MANUFACTURNG ACT....... SB-1239
   SEX TRANSMISS DISEASE CONTROL..................... SB-0651
   ST POLICE-BANK-SEIZED FUNDS.................... SB-1966
   TAX INCENTIVES-SMALL BUSINESS................ SB-0394
   UNCLAIMED PROPERTY-DISPOSITION ........... SB-1113
   UNIVERSITY EMPLOY-CHILD TUITON............ SB-0705
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   VEHICLE CD-AUTO THEFT................................... SB-0881
   VEHICLE CD-SALVAGE CERTIFICATE.............. SB-0880
   VEHICLE EMISSION INSP-AGE 65....................... SB-1072
   VET AFRS-DEFEND PHYSICIANS....................... SB-1967
   WKRS COMP-PARTIAL DISABILITY .................. SB-0197
   ZONING HEARING/LRGR FACILITIES ............... SB-0667
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DEANGELIS
   SENATE BILL: 285, 286, 292, 293, 294, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323,
     324, 325, 326, 327, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341,
     342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 366, 417, 453, 466, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549,
     551, 573, 766, 767, 769, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909,
     910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 920, 921, 923, 924, 925, 926, 927, 928,
     929, 930, 931,932, 933, 934, 935, 936, 990, 1037, 1129, 1222, 1223, 1225, 1226, 1227,
     1229, 1230, 1231, 1232, 1233, 1234, 1235, 1236, 1238, 1240, 1298, 1299, 1303, 1304,
     1307. 1309, 1312, 1313, 1321, 1322, 1452, 1453, 1454, 1457, 1459, 1484, 1486, 1487,
     1488, 1489, 1490, 1492, 1493, 1494, 1502, 1514, 1728, 1729, 1730, 1731, 1732, 1733,
     1734, 1735, 1736, 1737, 1738, 1739, 1740, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1744, 1745, 1746, 1747,
     1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755, 1756, 1757, 1758, 1759, 1875, 1876,
     1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1923, 1937, 1938, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1978,
     1979, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2021, 2022, 2050, 2051, 2063, 2079, 2080, 2110,
     2152, 2153, 2154, 2156, 2157, 2228, 2234, 2235, 2243, 2254, 2256, 2257, 2258, 2260,
     2262, 2263, 2264, 2271
     HOUSE BILL: 102, 180, 305, 497, 613, 934, 1461, 1465, 1585, 2093, 2167, 2389, 2404,
     2437, 2444, 2555, 2722, 2808. 2834, 2872, 2918, 2986, 3099, 3393, 3826, 3831, 4127,
     4171
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 42, 66, 74, 83, 102, 105, 109, 112, 164, 250, 258, 266, 273,




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DEANGELIS, ALDO A. SENATOR (40TH DIST REP--Cont.
     326, 333, 428, 462, 608, 621, 643, 670, 686, 721, 774, 793, 794, 802, 803, 824, 869,
     950, 970, 974, 1060, 1159, 1212, 1231, 1232, 1235, 1261, 1275, 1277, 1320, 1326,
     1392, 1429, 1431
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 6
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 6, 22, 61, 137, 175
DEGNAN, TIMOTHY F. SENATOR (11TH DIST DEM)
   AGGRAVATED FORCIBLE DETENTION................ SB-1368
   AGGRAVATED/BATTERY PROSECUTOR............ SB-1984
   ALC SUBST ABUSE-TREATMT-ELECTN......... SB-1366
   ARCHITECT & ENGINEER-SEALS...................... SB-1184
   CD CRIM PROCED JURY TRIAL ......................... SB-1363
   CHGO SANITARY DISTRICTS-BONDS ............... SB-1843
   CHICAGO SAN DIST-POLICE POWER ............. SB-0430
   CHICAGO SANIT DIST-LEASES ........................ SB-1727
   CORECTNS-REVOCATN OF PROBATION ......... SB-1364
   CORR/CONTRL SUBS-INCR PENLTIES............. SB-1503
   CORRECTIONS MANDATORY PRISON ............... SB-1985
   CORRECTIONS-INCR MAXIMUM FINE............ SB-1369
   CORRECTN-CONSECUTIVE PRETRIAL ............ SB-1990
   COUNTY-ELECTION EXPENSE TAX .................. SB-2183
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES....................... SB-0188
   CRIM CD-ADDS BATTERY OFFENSES............... SB-1378
   CRIM CD-HOME INVASION.................................. SB-1987
   CRIM CD-INTIMIDATION/THREAT................... SB-1362
   CRIM CD-INTOXICATED CONDITION ............. SB-1370
   CRIM CD-PROFESSIONLMISCONDUCT............ SB-1372
   CRIM CD-PROFESSIONL MISCONDUCT........... SB-1992
   CRIM CD-RECKLESS CORP CONDUCT.............. SB-2247
   CRIM CD-UNLAWFUL POSSESSION ................ SB-1365
   CRIM CD-VEHICULAR INVASION...................... SB-1983
   CRIM CD/DEFINE MONEY LAUNDERNG .......... SB-1436
   CRIM CD/SOLICITATION OF MURDER............... SB-1443
   CRIM PROC-USE IMMUNITY ............................... SB-1993
   CRIM SEX ASSLT & AGG SEX ABUSE ................. SB-1376
   CRIMINAL CASES-CHILD WITNESS.................. SB-0123
   DIETETIC PRACTICE ACT...................................... SB-0456
   DIRECTOR REV-RESPOND SUBPOENA ............. SB-1371
   EAVESDROPPING  CONTROL .................................. SB-1986
   ELCTN CD-AUTO TAB EQUIPMENT................... SB-0585
   ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOT-MISDEM......... SB-0610
   ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOT-MISDEM......... SB-0637
   ELEC CD-BALLOT PROOF....................................... SB-0613
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0609
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0611
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING......................... SB-0612
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0614
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0615
   ELEC CD-GRAMMATICAL CHANGE.................. SB-2272
   ELEC-VOTER CARD/TELEPHONE NMBR......... SB-1900
   ELECT CD-AUTO TAB EQUIPMENT.................... SB-1841
   ELECT-EMPLOYEE CANDIDAT ABSENC.......... SB-0540
   ELECTION CD-VOTE DELAY ................................ SB-0639
   ELECTIONS-NURSING HOME RESDNTS.......... SB-0617
   ELECTIONS-REREGISTRATION .......................... SB-0541
   ELECTN-VOTER REGISTRATION INFO............ SB-1320
   ELECTON CODE-PRECINCT BD ADMIN ........... SB-0137
   INTEREST RATE LIMITS.....................................  SB-0186
   JUVENILES- DUI CASES.......................................... SB-1367
   LIMIT ELECTION TO FILL VACANCY.................. SB-0587
   MAYOR CHGO NONPARTISAN-ELECTN.......... SB-2055
   MED PRAC-CHG PENALTY-CLASS 2............... SB-1379
   METRO SAN DIST-OPEN POSITION.................... SB-0516
   MFN-IMRF-SHERIFFS INCREASE..............  SB-0182
   NON-RESIDENT REBUILDER PERMIT.............. SB-1433
   NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS................... SB-0588
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-CHILD ANNUITY......... SB-2248




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DEGNAN, TIMOTHY F. SENATOR (11TH DIST DEM)-Cont.
   PEN CD-CRIM JUSTICE RETMT SYSM.............. SB-1833
   PEREMPTORY JURY SELECTION.......................... SB-1991
   PROBATN-COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ............ SB-1885
   PUBLIC OFFICE-TENURE ...................................... SB-0811
   REAL ESTATE LICENSE-FEE............................. SB-1185
   REBUILT VEHICLE-SAFETY INSPECT............... SB-1434
   SANI DIST-RESIDENCY REQUIRE...................... SB-0586
   SANIT DIST/WASTE DISCH HEARING ................ SB-0684
   SANT DIST-BRD SALARY INCREASE ............... SB-1845
   SANT DIST-CIVIL SERVICE EXAM..................... SB-1842
   SANT DIST-CIVIL SERVICE BD............................ SB-1844
   SPORT FAC AUTH-ABOLISH-NO TEAM.......... SB-2202
   SPORTS FACILITIES AUTHORITY......................... SB-2275
   STATE ATTORNEY SALARY INCREASE............. SB-1832
   VEH CD-FIN RESP/SUSP-BONDS...................... SB-0411
   VEH CD-HONORARY CONSULAR PLATE ........ SB-0899
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DEGNAN
   SENATE BILL: 17, 35, 215, 606, 616, 641
   HOUSE BILL: 262, 416, 505, 687, 688, 689, 823, 824, 871, 1031, 1154, 1219, 1374,
     1454, 1498, 1701, 1706, 1869, 2007, 2146, 2208, 2209, 2403, 2576, 2583, 2585, 2590,
     2591, 2700, 2909, 3027, 3546, 3615, 3661, 3738, 3739, 3898, 3971, 3980
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 9, 12, 213, 281, 457, 461, 462, 87!, 872, 873, 1080, 1212,
     1255, 1374, 1375, 1376
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 7, 8, 9, 21, 23, 46, 51, 52, 53, 57, 65, 70, 78, 137
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 6
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 36, 53
DEL VALLE, MIGUEL SENATOR (5TH DIST. DEM)
   $D C C A  .......................................................................  SB-1199
   SDCCA-GANG CRIME ALTERNATIVES ............ SB-1200
   AIDS-TESTING BEFORE MARRIAGE.................. SB-1948
   BD HGH ED/STUDENT PERFOMANCE ................ SB-1104
   BD HGHR ED/NON-ADMISSION DATA............. SB-1103
   BRD HIGHER ED-MINORITY-ED PROG.......... SB-1101
   BUILD IL-DCCA-GRANTS ................................ SB-0031
   COMMERCIAL BATTERY ......................................... SB-1997
   CONSUMER PROTECTION-COUNSELING....... SB-1858
   CREDIT SERVICES-REGULATION ...................... SB-1998
   CRIM CD-HOUSING MANAGEMENT ................. SB-1394
   CRIM CD-INDUSTRIAL BATTERY .................... SB-1276
   CRIM CD-INDUSTRIAL BATTERY ...................... SB-1396
   CRIMINAL CODE-PUBLIC NUISANCES ............ SB-1277
   CRIMINAL CODE-PUBLIC NUISANCES ............ SB-1395
   CRIMINAL HOUSING MANAGEMENT ............... SB-1275
   DCFS-VISIT LICENSE CHILD CARE.................... SB-0253
   DOCTOR MUST PROVIDE TREATMENT.............. SB-0791
   ED OPPOR PGM/EMPLYEE/COUNSELOR........... SB-1289
   EDUC OPP ACT/MINORITY PARTICIP.................. SB-1102
   ELECTION CODE-REGISTRATION...................... SB-0574
   GANG CONTROL OFFICE-FUNCTIONS............. SB-1314
   HUMAN RTS ACT-FAMILY MED LEAVE.......... SB-1160
   IL CHEM SAFETY/NOTIFY RESIDENT................ SB-0792
   LOTTERY PROCEEDS-DISTRIBUTION .............. SB-0107
   LOTTERY PROCEEDS-DISTRIBUTION .............. SB-0121
   LOTTERY-STUDY VIDEO IMPACT.................. SB-0106
   LOTTERY-VIDEO-O'HARE-SCHOOLS........... SB-0105
   MILITARY/NAVAL CD-CENTRAL AMER......... SB-0297
   MINIMUM WAGE-WAGE INCREASE................. SB-0948
   MOTOR VEHICLE/INTEREST RATES................... SB-1189
   PROH MINOR-BUY/SELLING TOBACCO.......... SB-0257
   PUB AID-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS................SB-2017
   PUB AID-TRADE SCHOOL-SOLICITNG........... SB-1876
   PUB UTIL-RATE INCR-PROMO RATES........... SB-2143
   PVT BUS/VOC SCH-MULTPLE CHNGES............ SB-1558
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. SB-0566
   SCH CD-CHGO SCHOOL GOVERNANCE........... SB-2144




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DEL VALLE, MIGUEL SENATOR (5TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SCH CD-DISTRICT/TRANSFR STUDNT ............ SB-1098
   SCH CD-EXTRA YEAR SCHLRSHP AID............. SB-1100
   SCH CD-TEACHER CERTIFICATION .................. SB-1981
   SCH CD-TRUANCY RATE/RPT CARDS ............. SB-1856
   SCH CD/BD OF ED/ON-SITE AUDITS................. SB-1095
   SCH CD/BILING/BICULTUR COUNSLR .............. SB-1099
   SCH CD/DAILY ATTEN CALCULATION.............. SB-1097
   SCH CD/FALSE DATA/AID CLAIMS..................... SB-1096
   SCH-SBE AUDIT STATE AID CLAIMS.................. SB-1187
   SCH-ST GRANTS TRUANCY PREVENTN.......... SB-1857
   SCHOOL CD-ST BRD ELIGIBILITY...................... SB-0234
   ST BD/ED-STUDENT PARENT GRANTS............ SB-1197
   STATE EMPLOYMENT-NO POLITICS ................. SB-1188
   U OF I-TUITION WAIVER-ELIGBLTY .............. SB-1105
   VEH CD-DRIVR LICENSE-IMMIGRATN ......... SB-1538
   VEH CD-RESTRICT-DRIVING PERMIT............ SB-1539
   VEH CODE-SENIOR FEE DISCOUNT .................. SB-0153
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DEL VALLE
   SENATE BILL: 57, 59, 113, 186, 367, 442, 695, 759, 760, 770, 772, 829, 1121, 1529,
     1553, 1555, 1557, 1603, 1626, 1627, 1800, 1862, 1926, 1947
   HOUSE BILL: 372, 494, 810, 1047, 1149, 1310, 1332, 1411, 1412, 1645, 1646, 1723,
     1815, 2012, 2116, 2404, 2630, 2942, 3149, 3606, 3619, 3789, 4064
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 110, 137, 138, 152, 196, 339, 430, 462, 683, 944, 1013, 1186,
     1188, 1212, 1225, 1239, 1254, 1297, 1466
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 33
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 13
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 3, 22, 72, 120, 130, 150, 176
DEMUZIO, VINCE SENATOR (49TH DIST. DEM)
   $BOB-RETIREMENT FUNDING POLICY............ SB-1657
   $BRD TRUSTEES-COOPERATIVE SERV............. SB-0436
   $COMPTROLLER-ST RETIREMENT.................... SB-1658
   $DEPT-AG/PSEUDORABIES PROGRAM ............ SB-0024
   $OCE-AUDITOR GENERAL.................................. SB-0237
   $OCE-AUDITOR GENERAL.................................... SB-1779
   $OCE-ST SCHOLARHIP COMMISSION............... SB-0286
   $OCE-STATE COMPTROLLER............................. SB-0363
   BANKS-ASSETS SHARE/MONEY MARKT........ SB-1901
   BUSINESS CORPORATION ACT ............................. SB-1214
   CIV ADM CD/OPERAT GRANT PROGRM............ SB-0834
   CLEAN INDOOR AIR-PUBLIC PLACES .............. SB-1820
   CORPORATE FIDUCIARY TRUSTS........................ SB-2188
   CREATE AFFORDABLE DENTURES ACT............. SB-0032
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001
   CRIM PRO/BAIL BOND/DEFENDANT................... SB-1559
   CTY COOP EXTENS/RURAL TRANSITN............. SB-0884
   DCFS-CHILD CARE STANDARDS........................ SB-2242
   DEPT AGING-PERSONL QUALIFICATN............ SB-1057
   DORS-RESIDENT ACCT INTEREST..................... SB-1180
   EDUCATIONAL LABOR-EMPLOYR RTS............ SB-0408
   ELCT CD-DELEGATS NATL CONVENTN.......... SB-1207
   ELEC CD-DEFINE LEADING POL PTY................ SB-1208
   ELEC CD-NOMINATION PETITION.................... SB-1861
   ELEC CD-POLITICAL PARTY/MERGE............... SB-0010
   ELEC-VOTER CARD/TELEPHONE NMBR......... SB-1900
   ELECTION CAMPAIGN FINANCE ACT................ SB-1281
   EMERG RESIDENCY MORTGAGE ASST.............. SB-0409
   EPA-CRIMINAL HAZ WSTE DISPOSAL ............. SB-1496
   EPA-EMER/HAZ/TOXIC CHEM FORMS............ SB-1498
   EPA-HAZ WASTE-FORFEITURE........................ SB-1497
   EPA-ON-SITE STORAGE/HAZARD.................... SB-1615
   EPA-REGNL POLLUT CNTRL FACILTY............. SB-0940
   EXAM BANKS ONCE EVERY TWO YRS............... SB-2173
   EXPORT DEV ACT-REPORTNG REQMNT......... SB-0144
   FARM DEV ACT  FINANCE CHARGES ............ SB-0421
   FARM DEV AUTH-LOAN INTRST RATE............ SB-0377
   FARM LOAN GUAR-FUNDS....................  SB-1814





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DEMUZIO, VINCE SENATOR (49TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   FIRE HYDRANT REGULATIONS............................ SB-1291
   FIRE PROTECTION DIST-RESCUE TX................ SB-0820
   FUND TRANSFER-MANDATORY SHARE......... SB-0985
   GA SESSION LAWS PRINTING ............................... SB-0819
   HIGHER ED STUDENT ASST LAW......................... SB-0443
   IL CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT ................................... SB-0374
   IL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD............... SB-0885
   IL WATER POLLUTN CONTROL FUND................ SB-0117
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... SB-1562
   INTEREST RATE LIMITS .......................................... SB-0186
   LAND SURVEYOR REGISTRATION ACT............. SB-1282
   LOAN PURCH PROG-CONSOLID LOANS.......... SB-0806
   MATH-SCIENCE ACADEMY/BUDGET............... SB-1796
   MOTOR FUEL TX-SALES TAX TRANSF............. SB-0034
   OPEN MEETINGS-COUNTY BOARDS................. SB-1336
   PEN CD-DWN TEACHR-AUTO INCREAS........ SB-0238
   PEN CD-TEACHERS-3% INCREASE.................. SB-1782
   PEST CONTROL/INSURANCE TRUSTS............... SB-0082
   PODIATRIST-TEMPORARY LICENSE ................ SB-2238
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PRODUCTION AG RESEARCH PROGRAM .......... SB-2145
   PROMPT PAYMENT- STATE EMPLOYEE.......... SB-1129
   PUB AID/ELEC/VEH-VOTER REGISTN ............. SB-2174
   PUB COMM COLL-OBSOLET LANGUAGE......... SB-1477
   PUB UTIL-EVIDENCE-RATE INCREAS............ SB-2146
   PUB UTILITIES-RATE CALCULATION .............. SB-1910
   RAFFLES-POLITICAL COMMITTEES ................. SB-1654
   REBUILDERS REGULATION ................................... SB-0879
   REVOLV CREDIT RATE-COMPTROLLER.......... SB-0895
   SCH CD-BD SCH DIRCTORS/PAY TAX.............. SB-1279
   SCH CD-PAYMENT ORDERS................................ SB-1280
   SCH CD-SCHLRSHP COMMN BOND LMT......... SB-1137
   SCH CD-TEACHER ED SCHOLARSHIPS............ SB-0896
   SCHOOL CODE-STATE AID ................................... SB-0187
   SEC/ST PERSONNEL DIRCTR SALARY............. SB-0282
   SERVICE USE TX ACT-REVENUE........................ SB-1706
   SIU-HEALTH ASSISTANCE UNIT........................ SB-0886
   ST FIRE MARSHAL-TECH ASSISTNCE.............. SB-1911
   STATE FIN ACT/ADD MONIES/TWNSP............... SB-0887
   TRUSTEE AGREEMENT/AFILATD BANK.......... SB-1286
   U OF I RURAL DEVELOPMENT CENTR ............... SB-0119
   VEHICLE CD-AUTO THEFT................................... SB-0881
   VEHICLE CD-SALVAGE CERTIFICATE.............. SB-0880
   WATER MAINS-6 INCH DIAMETER ................... SB-1909
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DEMUZIO
   SENATE BILL: 248, 312, 478, 534, 873, 1655, 1835, 1836, 1931, 2050, 2051, 2063
   HOUSE BILL: 143, 292, 307, 318, 461, 497, 513, 694, 708, 805, 1060, 1068, 1298, 1312,
     1320, 1384, 1512, 1513, 1771, 1970, 2203, 2207, 2243, 2258, 2268, 2269, 2274, 2917,
     3131, 3273, 3519, 3525, 3557, 3663, 3720, 3895, 3987, 4232, 4233, 4234
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 18, 82, 106, 191, 222, 271, 296, 340, 344, 449, 462, 472, 528,
     530, 534, 623, 656, 657, 658, 659, 757, 854, 931, 964, 987, 1034, 1173, 1177, 1227,
     1229, 1263, 1330, 1368, 1373, 1400, 1447
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 85, 118, 140, 147, 148, 154, 190, 191, 201, 203, 227
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 5, 21, 23, 40, 42, 52, 68, 73, 79, 91, 116, 120, 131, 135,
     138, 145, 156, 164, 167, 175, 1187 (SS1) 6
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: (SSI) 1
DONAHUE, LAURA KENT SENATOR (48TH DIST. REP)
   $CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOND FUND............. SB-0434
   $COMMISSIONER SAVINGS & LOAN................... SB-1348
   $DEPT-AGRICULTURE ......................................... SB-1729
   $IL FARM DEV AUTHORITY.................................... SB-1741
   $OCE-COMMISSNER SAVINGS & LOAN........... SB-1750
   SOCE-DEPT CONSERVATION ............................... SB-0317
   $OCE-DEPT MINES & MINERALS.................... SB-0332
   $OCE-DEPT-VETERANS AFFAIRS............... SB-1759
   $OCE-OFFICE COMMISSIONER ........................ SB-0339





                            2337

DONAHUE, LAURA KENT SENATOR (48TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   ADMIN PROC-OVERLAPPING RULES............... SB-0379
   AG DIVERSIF DEV ACT ...........................................  SB-1452
   BLIND-DISABLED ACTS/FED LAW .................. SB-2263
   CARNIVAL SAFETY-PERMITS............................ SB-0601
   CIV PROC-SANCTIONS/ATTY SIGNTR............. SB-1058
   CONSERVATN-BUY/SELL ADVERTISNG......... SB-1954
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS .......... SB-2197
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   FISH & WILDLIFE STAMPS......................................  SB-0916
   FISH CD-AQUATIC LIFE LICENSING.................. SB-0766
   FISH CODE-MUSSEL LICENSING........................ SB-2012
   HLTH-NURS HOMES-ACCREDITATION ........ SB-2200
   IL SEED LAW-NEW DEFINITIONS .................... SB-0917
   INS-SOLICIT LICENSE ..... ...................  SB-2011
   PRODUCTION AG RESEARCH PROGRAM .......... SB-2145
   PROPERTY RECORD SYSTEM-MAINT.............. SB-0531
   PUBLIC AID-HLTH CARE-REIMBRSMT.......... SB-0602
   SCH CD-PROGRAM DISCONTINUANCE........... SB-1675
   SCH CD-TESTING/INVESTIGATION .................. SB-1702
   ST AID FORMULA-EXCELLENT PUPIL ............. SB-1680
   STATE OMBUDSMAN-CIVIL LAWSUIT............. SB-2234
   UNEMP INS-ARBITRATION/RULES .................. SB-1708
   WRKR COMP/OCC DISEASE-TRAUMA............. SB-0444
   WRKR COMP/OCC DIS-LIABILITY..................... SB-0598
   WRKR COMP/OCC DIS-COMP/ALCOHOL........ SB-0599
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DONAHUE
   SENATE BILL: 1, 94, 123, 266, 312, 478, 486, 487, 489, 490, 491, 492, 493, 538, 539,
     1146, 1228, 1682, 1687, 1814, 2070, 2102, 2257, 2258
   HOUSE BILL: 47, 181, 552, 757, 776, 791, 1116, 1198, 1336, 1680, 1737, 2221, 2227,
     2236, 2362, 2370, 2376, 2758, 2852, 3064, 3145, 3210, 3415, 3490, 4075, 4172
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 29, 102, 321, 389, 390, 391, 462, 477, 907, 908, 1075, 1248
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 47, 50, 64, 105, 110, 212
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 133
DUDYCZ, WALTER W. SENATOR (7TH DIST. REP)
   $ILLINOIS CRIMINL JUSTICE INFO..................... SB-1736
   $OCE-INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION...................... SB-0326
   $OCE-LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION.......... SB-0329
   $OCE-MILITARY & NAVAL DEPT....................... SB-1746
   $OCE-MILITARY/NAVAL DEPT........................... SB-0331
   BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE..................................... SB-2004
   CNTRL SUBSTNCES/INCR PENALTIES............... SB-1499
   CRIM CD-BALLISTIC KNIFE-WEAPON........... SB-1037
   CRIM CD-JUVENILE PROSTITUTION ................ SB-2258
   CRIM CD-POLICE EQUIPMENT SALES.............. SB-0376
   CRIM PROC/DRUG TESTING/DEFENDN............ SB-1455
   CRIM-VANDALIZE PROPERTY-FELONY....... SB-2231
   CRIME VICTIMS-CHILDREN................................ SB-2257
   CRIMINAL CD-RETAIL THEFT ............................ SB-0260
   ELCTN CD-AUTO TAB EQUIPMENT................... SB-0585
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1226
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOT-MISDEM......... SB-0637
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0609
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING......................... SB-0640
   ELEC CD-SPECIAL ABSENTEES........................... SB-0635
   ELEC JUDGE-ELECTION MATERIALS............... SB-0616
   ELEC JUDGES-ELECTION MATERIALS ............ SB-0636
   ELECT CD-AUTO TAB EQUIPMENT.................... SB-1841
   ELECTIONS-NURSING HOME RESDNTS.......... SB-0617
   ELECTN-VOTER REGISTRATION INFO............ SB-1320
   ELECTON CODE-PRECINCT BD ADMIN........... SB-0137
   FIRE PROT DIST-VET PREFERENCE ............... SB-0222
   GANG CONTROL OFFICE-FUNCTIONS............. SB-1314
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE ACT...................... SB-1592
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE ACT...................... SB-1684




                             2338

DUDYCZ, WALTER W. SENATOR (7TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   HOTEL RESIDENTS VOTING.................................. SB-0638
   INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
   INCOME TAX-TUITION CREDIT ......................... SB-1662
   INCOME TAX-TUITION DEDUCTION ................ SB-1663
   INS CD-LONG-TERM CARE ................................ SB-1955
   INS-SOLICIT LICENSE ........................................ SB-2011
   LAW ENFORCEMNT-DEATH/INJURY .............. SB-0039
   LIMIT ELECTION TO FILL VACANCY.................. SB-0587
   MUNI CD-CONTIGUOUS TERRITORY............... SB-1892
   MUNI CD-INCORP/BOUNDARY REQMNT....... SB-0763
   MUNI-POLICE-HOME RULE UNIT .................. SB-1963
   MUNICIPAL APPROP RESTRICTIONS .................. SB-1547
   NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION ACT.............. SB-1459
   PAROLE REHEARING.............................................. SB-1156
   PERMISSIVE ENROLLMENT SYSTEM ................ SB-1664
   PORNO PHONE MESSAGE TAX ACT..................... SB-1596
   PROHIBIT SUMMER UTILITY RATES................... SB-1545
   PUBL AID-HMO-ABORTIONS............................. SB-0424
   PUBLIC HEALTH-BREAST CARE......................... SB-1548
   PVT SCHL-PARENT PROP TX RELIEF................. SB-1237
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLANNING AUTH............. SB-0275
   RESIDENT PAYS NONRES TUITION..................... SB-0683
   REV ACT-FREEZE MUNICIPAL TAX .................. SB-0096
   REV-TAX LIEN/CANNABIS ...................................... SB-2127
   RTA-INSPECTOR GEN-TRAVEL BOARD ........ SB-2230
   TAX LEVIES/CAP/HOMESTEAD PROP ................ SB-1679
   TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUGS........................................ SB-1154
   UKRAINIAN-AMERICAN DAY............................. SB-1553
   VEH CD-COMMERCIAL TRANSPTN ACT......... SB-1516
   VEH CD-PURPLE HEART PLATES..................... SB-0132
   VEH CD-REGULATE MOTOR CARRIERS.......... SB-1152
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE................. SB-2180
   VEH-SOS-FURNISH DRIVING RECORD.......... SB-0259
   VEHICLE EMISSION INSP-AGE 65....................... SB-1072
   VICE-MAYOR/CHGO/INTERIM-MAYOR....... SB-2103
   VITAL REC-BLOOD TYP BIRTH CERT ............... SB-0932
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DUDYCZ
   SENATE BILL: 13, 63. 152, 247, 272, 273, 274, 505, 618, 639, 641, 642, 906, 911, 912,
     922, 975, 990, 1124, 1141, 1218, 1268, 1319, 1562, 1622, 1654, 2025, 2070
     HOUSE BILL: 259, 332, 416, 765, 768, 793, 998, 1040, 1374, 2207, 2228, 2319, 2404,
     3230, 3242, 3243, 3260, 3900
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 21, 51, 52, 60, 89, 102, 107, 122, 163, 192, 214, 219, 224, 230,
     254, 270, 279, 281, 2.?, 290, 291, 310, 311, 312, 319, 320, 332, 333, 368, 369, 370,
     377, 394, 413, 414, 454, 462, 675, 681, 685, 724, 725, 731, 756, 817, 818, 829, 846,
     847, 906, 910, 915, 938, 949, 957, 958, 1000, 1069, 1078, 1142, 1143, 1153, 1182,
     1183, 1184, 1185, 1191, 1196, 1197, 1206, 1225, 1236, 1242, 1260, 1286, 1472, 1473,
     1483, 1488, 1489, 1491
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 44, 134, 199
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 22, 26, 57, 90, 120, 121
 DUNN, RALPH SENATOR (58TH DIST. REP)
    $OCE-HAMBLETONIAN COMMISSION............. SB-2080
    $OCE- SIU ..................................................................  SB-0291
    $OCE-SOUTHERN IL UNIVERSITY..................... SB-1694
    $STATE BOARD OF EDUC-KASKASKIA............. SB-1081
    AG DIVERSIF DEV ACT ........................................... SB-1452
    CMS-LAND CONVEYANCE/TRANSFER ........... SB-0505
    COAL UTILITY PROGRAM-LOAN LIMT............ SB-0466
    CREATES ANNA VETERANS HOME..................... SB-2007
    DOT-CONTRACT/GOV-COLLECT FEES.......... SB-2079
    ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1226
    ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
    GRAVE-COUNTY MAINTENANCE LIMIT........ SB-1613
    INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ............................. SB-1682
    KASKASKIA RIV WATER-SURCHARGE............ SB-0868
    KASKASKIA RIV WATER-ACTUAL USE............ SB-0869
    KASKASKIA RIVER WATER-USERS................ SB-0900




                            2339

DUNN, RALPH SENATOR (58TH DIST. REP)--Cont.
   KASKASKIA WATER-FULL MANDATE............. SB-0901
   LAW ENFORCE/COMP-HOSTAGE LEAVE........ SB-0148
   OIL OVERCHARGE AWARDS PURPOSES............ SB-1333
   PEN CD-CORR-RETIREMNT FORMULA......... SB-0151
   PEN CD-ST UNIV-MISTAKES ............................. SB-0150
   PENSION-GA-AD HOC INCREASE.................... SB-0866
   PENSION-INCREASE RETIREMENT .................. SB-0870
   PENSION-TEACH-SURVIVOR 3% INCR........... SB-0867
   PRISONER & JAILS ACT-NOTICE ....................... SB-1453
   SCH CD-REIMBURS/SPEC ED CLASS.................. SB-0074
   SCH CD-STOP/MODIFY MANDAT PROG.......... SB-1681
   SELF-EMPLOYED MANUFACTURNG ACT....... SB-1239
   STATE EMPLOYEES-SICK LEAVE....................... SB-1922
   USER SENSITIVE PHONE CHARGES .................... SB-0133
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DUNN,RALPH
   SENATE BILL: 1, 2, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 292, 933, 1124, 1156, 1228,
     1655, 1675, 1680, 1687, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1710, 1846,
     2102
   HOUSE BILL: 237, 748, 789, 1202, 1206, 1684, 1730, 1767, 1818, 1954, 2428, 2797,
     3205, 3850, 4154, 4236
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 13, 14, 15, 16, 24, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 102, 130, 160, 162,
     169, 178, 179, 268, 302, 303, 318, 402, 425, 435, 458, 462, 474, 513, 514, 531, 611,
     647, 661, 734, 735, 736, 737, 738, 739, 740, 741, 742, 743, 845, 850, 851, 852, 853,
     909, 914, 952, 1022, 1029, 1102, 1194, 1240, 1241, 1249, 1257, 1369, 1370, 1379,
     1415, 1423, 1433, 1455, 1468
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 73, 133
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 82, 94, 113, 125
DUNN, THOMAS A. SENATOR (42ND DIST. DEM)
    $DOT-INTERSTATES 80 AND 55........................... SB-1628
    $VARIOUS AGENCIES-SUPP DCFS...................... SB-0580
    AGGRAVATING FACTOR-MURDER................... SB-1359
    ASSESSING OFFICIALS-DEPT REV ..................... SB-0226
    ATTORNEY-RETALIATORY DISCHARGE........ SB-1877
    AUDITOR GEN-NONPROFIT CORPS .................. SB-0166
    AUDITOR GEN-PRIVATE AGENCIES................. SB-0138
    BANK HOLDNG CO/MIDWST BNK REGN........... SB-0990
    BD OF REVIEW-REVISION LIMITS ..................... SB-1294
    BUSINESS IMPACT NOTE ACT ............................... SB-0389
    CD CORR-CONSECUTIVE SENTENCES............. SB-1403
    CITZN UTILITY BD-PUBLIC NOTICE................. SB-0172
    CIVIL PROC-DISCHARGE ATTORNEY............... SB-2041
    CIVIL PROC-LAND TRUSTS.................................. SB-0219
    CLEAN INDOOR AIR-PUBLIC PLACES .............. SB-1820
    COMMRCL CARRIER/TINTED WINDOWS......... SB-1634
    CONSUMER FRAUD-TELEPHONE SALES ........ SB-0751
    CONTROLLED SUBST-ALFENTANIL ................. SB-0201
    CORRECTIONS-AGGRAVATING FACTOR........ SB-1989
    CORRECTIONS-FIREARMS/FELONS............. SB-1316
    CORRECTN-INMATE FOOD PRODUCTON....... SB-0387
    CORRECTNS-CONSECUTIVE SENTENCE ........ SB-1358
    COUNTY APPTMNT-POLITICAL PARTY........... SB-1807
    COUNTY ZONE-HEARING-CTY BLDG............ SB-1305
    CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001
    CRIM CD-DEATH PENALTY ................................. SB-1361
    CRIM CD-INSURANCE FRAUD............................ SB-1988
    CRIM CD-PROSECUTN FELONY MURDR......... SB-1356
    CRIM IMMUNITY AND PROCEDURES................. SB-1357
    CRIM PROC-WITNESS/IMMUNITY................. SB-0167
    CRIM-SENTENCE CLASS 3/4 FELONY.............. SB-1360
    CRIMINL CD-DECEPTIVE PRACTICES.............. SB-0469
    DCFS-EXAMIN CHILD CARE PERMIT ..........    SB-0939
    DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
    EPA- LANDFILL SITE ............................................  SB-0027
    GANG CONTROL OFFICE-FUNCTIONS............. SB-1314
    GOVMNT PROPERTY-LESSEE PAY TAX........... SB-1652
    HEALTH PLAN-CAPITAL EXPENDITUR........... SB-2063




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DUNN, THOMAS A. SENATOR (42ND DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HIGHWAY INCONVENIENCE RATING................ SB-1292
   IL CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT ................................... SB-0374
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ SB-1653
   INCREASES PENALTIES FOR THEFT .................. SB-1404
   INS CD-READABLE POLICIES .............................. SB-2162
   INSURANCE-CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS ........... SB-1293
   INTRASTATE APPLICATION/DRIVERS............... SB-1651
   LAND TRUST-DISCLOSURE-ST FUNDS.......... SB-0224
   LAW ENFORCE/COMP-HOSTAGE LEAVE........ SB-0148
   LOW-LEV RADIOACT WASTE/NOTICE............. SB-0301
   LOWLEVEL RADIO WASTE-HEARING.............. SB-0752
   MAIL-ORDER PHARMACY.................................... SB-1812
   MUNI CD/VILLAGE VOTE ON VETO.................... SB-1255
   NONSMOKER'S HEALTH PROTECTION.............. SB-0139
   PARK DIST-MUNI/RECREATN DEPT................. SB-1952
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PROBATE-NONRESIDNT ADMINSTRATR........ SB-0165
   PROBATE/DESCENT-INCOMPETENT................ SB-1573
   PROPERTY TAX APPEALS-PROCEDURE .......... SB-0470
   PROPERTY TAX APPEALS-PROCEDURE .......... SB-1574
   PROTECT WHISTLEBLOWERS................................ SB-0753
   PUB UTLITIES-UTILTY ADVERT EXP................ SB-0130
   PUBLIC AID-WORK REQUIREMENTS................ SB-0225
   PUBLIC AIRPORT EXPENDITURES....................... SB-1310
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN.......... SB-0037
   SCH CD-COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ................ SB-0506
   SCH CD-CPR HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUC.............. SB-0223
   SCH CD- DRIVER ED.................................................  SB-1311
   SCH CD-INSTITUTE DAYS ABSENCE ............... SB-0388
   SCH CD-RECOMPUTATION OF CLAIMS........... SB-0956
   SCH CD-SUPPLEMENT STATE AID.................... SB-0954
   SCHOOL BUSES-LICENSING ................................ SB-0750
   STATE PURCHASING-BID EXCEPTION............. SB-1315
   SUPPORT-COLLECTN-UNITED KINGDM....... SB-1332
   TOWNSHIPS-PLAN COMMISSION...................... SB-1384
   UNEMP INS-PROOF OF SEEKNG WORK........... SB-0754
   VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE ................. SB-1306
   VEH CD-MINIMUM LIABILITY INS.................... SB-2062
   ZONING HEARING/LRGR FACILITIES ............... SB-0667
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DUNN,THOMAS
   SENATE BILL: 186, 213, 236, 248, 367, 1375, 2050, 2051
   HOUSE BILL: 63, 339, 814, 1002, 1780, 1938, 2065, 2319, 2410, 2968, 3321, 3586,
     3592, 3910, 3913, 3943
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 22, 152, 155, 225, 254, 271, 317, 462, 471, 512, 595, 638, 669,
     688, 756, 976, 1077, 1084, 1110
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 137, 186
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 4, 22, 39, 40, 47, 93, 120, 165
 ETHEREDGE, FOREST D. SENATOR (21ST DIST. REP)
    $BD HIGHER ED/DEPT PUB HEALTH................... SB-1689
    $CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD....................... SB-2021
    $CDB/SOS/DCCA/DCMS........................................... SB-2022
    $DEPT AGRICULTURE-STUDY ............................ SB-0840
    $DEPT CONSERVATION-STUDY.......................... SB-0838
    $DEPT PUBL HEALTH-STUDY.............................. SB-0835
    $DEPT-CORRECTIONS-INMATES.................... SB-0836
    $EPA--GRANTS .........................................................  SB-1740
    $OCE-ARTS COUNCIL........................... .......... SB-0342
    $OCE-CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD.......... SB-1732
    $OCE--COMM COLLEGE BOARD........................ SB-0288
    SOCE--DASA ..........................................................  SB-1751
    SOCE-DEPT ALCOHOL/SUBST ABUSE.............. SB-0343
    $OCE-DEPT INSURANCE ....................................... SB-0327
    SOCE-DEPT OF CONSERVATION...................... SB-1735
    $OCE-DEPT-LOTTERY ....................................... SB- 1744
    $OCE--DEPT-NUCLEAR SAFETY ..................... SB-1747
    $OCE- EPA..............................................................  SB-0319




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   $OCE- EPA ..................................................................  SB-1739
   $OCE-POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD............... SB-0333
   $OCE-SCHOLARSHIP COMMISSION .................. SB-1696
   $OCE-ST SCHOLARHIP COMMISSION............... SB-0286
   $OCE/GR-COMMUNITY COLLEGE BD.............. SB-1690
   $ST UNIV RETIREMENT SYSTEM ......................... SB-1758
   $SUPP-VARIOUS AGENCIES ................................. SB-0453
   $VARIOUS AGENCIES-OCE-DOT ..................... SB-0839
   ALTERNAT ENRGY LOAN REPYMT FND........... SB-0573
   AURORA-APPROP/TAX ORDINANCE ............... SB-0731
   BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE..................................... SB-2004
   CAP DEV BOARD-REVOLVING FUND................ SB-2044
   CHILD ABUSE-RECORDS-ACCESS................... SB-1296
   CLERKS AUTOMATION FEE REPEAL.................... SB-1801
   COM COLL GRANT DISTRIB FORMULA.............. SB-1691
   COMM COLLEGE/COMBINED TAX LEVY .......... SB-0732
   COMM COLLGE-GRANT RATE/FORMULA...... SB-0289
   COMMON CLLGE/DISTR BRD VACANCY ..:....... SB-0472
   CONTROLLED SUBST ACT-EDUC PGMS........... SB-1295
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES-MORE.................. SB-1484
   DASA- DUI FUND ....................................................  SB-2193
   DASA-HEALTH PROGRAM STANDARDS.......... SB-0482
   DCCA-LOCAL TOURISM BUREAUS.................... SB-1039
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   EPA-LOCAL WATER GRANTS.............................. SB-0270
   EPA-NOISE EMISSION REGULATIONS ............. SB-0090
   EXEMPT SUPER COLLIDER LOCAL...................... SB-0914
   GROUNDWATER PROTECTION ACT.................... SB-1307
   GROUNDWTER-PUBL WATER SUPPLIES......... SB-1482
   HIGHER ED/STUDENT/SCHOLARSHIP....B.......... SB-1697
   IL WATER POLLUTN CONTROL FUND............... SB-0117
   INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT...................... SB-1562
   INCR BOND AUTHORIZATION ............................ SB-0837
   JOLIET PORT DIST-AIRPORT ............................... SB-0313
   MAIL-ORDER PHARMACY.................................... SB-1812
   MATH-SCIENCE ACADEMY/BUDGET............... SB-1796
   MUNI CD-ANNUAL BUDGET................................ SB-2015
   PODIATRIC MEDICAL ACT OF 1987 ...................... SB-0478
   PUBLIC COMM COLLEGE ACT ............................... SB-2132
   SALARY-SANITARY DISTRICT BD..................... SB-1074
   SBE-ELECTION MANUALS.................................. SB-0088
   SCH CD-GIFTED PERSNNL REIMBURS............. SB-0311
   SCH CD-PROGRAM DISCONTINUANCE........... SB-1675
   SCH CD-REQUIRE GIFTED PROGRAMS............ SB-0310
   SCH CD-SCHSHP COM/MONETARY AWD....... SB-0977
   SCH CD-ST BD ED MONITOR GIFTED................ SB-0308
   SCH CD-TEACHER CERTIFICATION .................. SB-1981
   SCH-CERTIFY GIFTED ED TEACHERS.............. SB-0309
   SCHOOL CODE-STATE AID ................................... SB-0187
   SOLID WASTE MGMT/W FRANKFT CTR............ SB-0483
   SPORT FAC AUTH-ABOLISH-NO TEAM.......... SB-2202
   ST AID FORMULA-EXCELLENT PUPIL ............. SB-1680
   ST PROGRAM AUDIT REPORT ACT .................... SB-2030
   SUPER COLLIDER-CONSTRUCTION.................. SB-1673
   TORT IMMUNITY-ALCOHOLISM/DRUGS....... SB-0040
   TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY BLDG-UP TAX......... SB-0978
   UNEMPL INS-SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS ............... SB-0171
   VEH CD-BICYCLE-DUI......................................... SB-0543
   WASTEWATER TREATMENT FUND..................... SB-1486
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY ETHEREDGE
   SENATE BILL: 1, 283, 284, 285, 287, 290, 291, 292, 367, 1654, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1695,
      1710, 1749
    HOUSE BILL: 16, 310, 542, 758, 760, 761, 762, 763, 764, 772, 775, 785, 799, 803, 998,
      1234, 1740, 2218, 2364, 2458, 3107, 3199, 3207, 3240, 3244, 3449, 3464, 3600, 3927,
      3940, 4009, 4144
    SENATE RESOLUTION: 53, 102, 325, 357, 462, 618, 651, 668, 686, 715, 968, 985,




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     1014, 1203, 1220, 1244, 1273, 1380, 1416, 1445
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 35, 72, 179, 185
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 89, 101, 102, 132, 150, 172, 181, 185
FAWELL, BEVERLY SENATOR (20TH DIST. REP)
   $OCE-GOV PURCH CARE REVIEW BRD............ SB-0348
   $OCE-GUARDIANSHIP & ADVOC COMM......... SB-1752
   $OCE-PRISONER REVIEW BOARD .................. SB-1757
   $OCE-PURCHASE CARE REVIEW BRD.............. SB-1756
   AIDS-STATE PLAN ADDRESSING ....................... SB-1023
   CIRCUIT CLERKS-DESTROY RECORDS............ SB-0480
   CIVIL PROC-IDENTIFY REFERENCE ................. SB-2126
   CLERK COURT RECORDS/CEMETERIES............ SB-1609
   COMPRHNSIVE SCHL HEALTH SERVCS............. SB-0174
   CORRECTN-REDUCTN OF SENTENCE.............. SB-0038
   COUNTERSIGN FOREIGN POLICIES .................... SB-1427
   COUNTY AUDITOR-STANDARDS....................... SB-2069
   COUNTY COURTHSE BOND-UP TAX ............... SB-0142
   COUNTY  JAILS-BONDS.......................................... SB-1035
   COUNTY ZONING-ADMIN ORDER..................... SB-1040
   COUNTY-CHARITABLE DONATIONS............. SB-0481
   DIVRCE PROCEEDGS-TRANSFR VENUE.......... SB-0141
   DMHDD-REQUIRE SOC SECURTY NMBR......... SB-0936
   ELEC CD-CNTY BD ELEC COMMISSN............... SB-2226
   ELECTION CODE-OBJECTIONS........................... SB-0571
   EST COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH BD........... SB-1250
   ESTATE TENANCY/JOINT RIGHTS...................... SB-0084
   INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION-RETIREMT .......... SB-1614
   JUV COURT-MINORS CARE/SUPPORT ............. SB-2101
   LIBRARY DISTRICT-RAISE TX RATE ................ SB-0086
   MARRIAGE LIC-AIDS TEST REQRMNT ............ SB-0085
   METRO SAN DIST ANNEXATION.......................... SB-0140
   MUNI CD-INCORP VILL-OBJECTIONS............ SB-0403
   MUNI CD-NO PARK DIST SURCHARGE............ SB-0710
   MUNI CD-SUPP APPROPRIATION....................... SB-1799
   MUNI CD-TERRITORY/VILLAGE ....................... SB-1532
   PRIVATE BUS/VOC SCHOOLS ACT....................... SB-1249
   RECORD MILITARY DISCHARGE.......................... SB-0146
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ SB-0878
   SCH CD-COMPREHENSIVE HLTH SERV.......... SB-0227
   SCH CD-JR HIGH HEALTH ED/PE....................... SB-0438
   SCH CD-PROGRAM DISCONTINUANCE........... SB-1675
   ST AID FORMULA-EXCELLENT PUPIL ............. SB-1680
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   WILDLIFE CD-BANS LEGHOLD TRAPS............. SB-0464
   ZONING-SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS ........... SB-2225
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY FAWELL
   SENATE BILL: 2, 95, 478, 898, 1534, 1714, 2144, 2261
   HOUSE BILL: 398, 457, 769, 781, 801, 953, 998, 1101, 1254, 1256, 1313, 1489, 1583,
     1828, 1984, 2066, 2260, 2298, 2609, 2785, 2845, 2851, 2862, 3184, 3253, 3429, 3572,
     3653, 3926, 3942
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 102, 398, 462, 612, 715, 759, 895, 984, 1170, 1211, 1212,
     1228, 1267, 1273, 1282, 1416
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 96, 193
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 132, 175, 185
FRIEDLAND, JOHN E. SENATOR (33RD DIST. REP)
   $EPA-GRANT-VILLAGE OF UNION.................. SB-1082
   SGRANTS-DEPT TRANSPORTATION.............. SB-0847
   CHILD LABOR-EXEMPT FED PROGS ................. SB-0903
   CHILD SUPPORT-WITHHOLDING FEES............ SB-2081
   CHLD LABOR/MIN WAGE-SUMR CAMP.......... SB-0242
   CIV PRO-PUNITIVE DAMAGE/LIMIT ............. SB-1061
   CLINICAL LABS-LIC/PERMIT-STAFF............. SB-1322
   CMS-LAND CONVEYANCE/TRANSFER ........... SB-0505
   COORDINATE WORKR COMP BENEFITS............ SB-0198
   COORDINATE WORK COMP BENEFITS............ SB-0463
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001




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FRIEDLAND, JOHN E. SENATOR (33RD DIST. REP}-Cont.
   CRIM ID ACT-BURN REPORTING....................... SB-0035
   DMHDD-PROPERTY COVEYANCE/ELGIN....... SB-2008
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   EPA REG/FACILITY APPLICATION ...................... SB-0891
   EPA-LOCAL SITE REVIEW-COOK CTY............ SB-1917
   EPA-NOISE EMISSION REGULATIONS ............. SB-0090
   EPA-WASTE-GROUNDWATER .......................... SB-2076
   FARM/CONSTRUCTN EQUIPMNT-TITLE........ SB-0307
   HEALTH/SAFETY-STATE ONLY......................... SB-0530
   INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
   INS-PODIATRIST REIMBURSEMENT............... SB-1191
   MARNGO/CRYSTL LAKE CIVIC CENTR............. SB-0251
   METRO SAN DIST ANNEXATION......................... SB-0140
   MOTOR FUEL TAX-LOCAL DISTRIB.................. SB-0859
   NATURE PRESERVE-LANDFILLS ....................... SB-2078
   PHARMACY PRACTICE-PRESCRIPTION.......... SB-0418
   PRELIMINARY SOBRIETY TEST............................ SB-1283
   PREVAILING WAGE LAW-SHORT TITL............ SB-0507
   PREVAILING WAGE-STATE PUB WKS................ SB-1127
   REDUCE SALES TAX/EAT-OUT FOOD............. SB-1126
   RTA-SCHOOL DISTRICT AGREEMENTS........... SB-0874
   SCH CD-PROGRAM DISCONTINUANCE........... SB-1675
   SCH CD-SUPPLMNTL AID DETRMNATN.......... SB-0883
   SCH CD-TRANSPORTN REIMBURSEMNT........ SB-0857
   SPORT FAC AUTH-ABOLISH-NO TEAM.......... SB-2202
   ST AGENCIES-RESTRICT COMPETITN ............. SB-1128
   ST AID FORMULA-EXCELLENT PUPIL ............. SB-1680
   STATE PROP-ADMIN EPA-VEHICLES.............. SB-1978
   TRANSFERS STATE PROPERTY TO US................ SB-0549
   VEH CD-HANDICAP PARKING SIGNS............... SB-0832
   VEHICLE CD-WEIGHT LIMIT-FINES............... SB-0855
   VIETNAM VET ACT-RULE & REGS..................... SB-0904
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY FRIEDLAND
   SENATE BILL: 370, 478, 533, 749, 1152, 1516
   HOUSE BILL: 16, 106, 237, 316, 410, 747, 1299, 1319, 1484, 2227, 2322, 2755, 2821,
     3563, 3835, 4175, 4220
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 102, 462, 1014, 1068
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 51, 90, 178
 GEO-KARIS, ADELINE JAY SENATOR (31ST DIST. REP)
    $DORS SUPPLEMENTAL........................................... SB-0366
    $OCE-DEPT HUMAN RIGHTS ............................... SB-0324
    $OCE-HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION ............. SB-0325
    ABANDONED HOUSING REHAB ACT .................. SB-1428
    ADMIN PROC-OVERLAPPING RULES............... SB-0379
    AIDS-STATE PLAN ADDRESSING ....................... SB-1023
    BANK HOLDNG CO/MIDWST BNK REGN........... SB-0990
    BUILD IL-DCCA-GRANTS ............................ SB-0031
    CD CORRECTIONS-REPORT JUVENILE............ SB-0991
    CITZN UTILITY BD-PUBLIC NOTICE................. SB-0172
    CONTROL SUBSTANCES-PENALTIES ............ SB-1923
    COOK COUNTY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT..................... SB-0044
    CRIM CD-LONG TERM CARE ABUSE................. SB-2264
    CRIM CD-THEFT DEFINITION............................. SB-2013
    CRIM PROC-WARRANT/SEAT BELT ............... SB-0094
    CRIMINAL CD-OBSCENITY EVIDENCE............ SB-0514
    CUSTODY/ADPTN-DCFS-INVESTIGATN....... SB-0930
    DIR NUCLEAR SAFETY-INSPECTIONS ............. SB-1490
    DIVORCE-GUARDIAN/WARD....................... SB-1148
    ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
    EPA-CLEAN UP LIEN ................................................ SB-2010
    GUARDIAN/WARD-ESTATE PLANNING.......... SB-1149
    INCOME TAX CREDIT-EMPLOYERS............... SB-1976
    INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
    MIN & FEMALE-REDEFINE AGENCIES............ SB-1177
    MUNI CD-INCORP VILL--OBJECTIONS............ SB-0403
    POLLUT CNTRL/COOLNG POND/TOWER.......... SB-11 16




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GEO-KARIS, ADELINE JAY SENATOR (31ST DIST. REP)-Cont.
   PRISONER & JAILS ACT-NOTICE... ................ SB-1453
   PROBATE-REAL ESTATE/INTEREST................. SB-0073
   PUB UTLITIES-UTILTY ADVERT EXP................ SB-0130
   REV ACT-POLLUT CONTROL FACILTY............ SB-1117
   SCH CD-SUMMER COURSE HOURS................... SB-1084
   SOCIAL WORKER LICENSING ACT...................... SB-1313
   ST GOV-HIKE FEMALE EMPLOYMENT............. SB-1975
   TAX INCRMENT FINANCING-REVISNS........... SB-1534
   TORT IMMUNITY-ALCOHOLISM/DRUGS....... SB-0040
   TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION/ANNEXATN........ SB-0066
   VEH CD-INCREASE SPEED LIMIT....................... SB-0093
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE................. SB-2180
   VICTIMS-RT TO KNOW SENTENCE ................... SB-1410
   WORKERS COMP-ST COMP INS FUND.............. SB-0415
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY GEO-KARIS
   SENATE BILL: 1, 13, 141, 162, 201, 400, 466, 478, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549, 551, 573,
     777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 903, 904, 905, 906, 908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 916,
     917, 926, 1223, 1227, 1229, 1231, 1232, 1233, 1234, 1235, 1297, 1298, 1299, 1303,
     1307, 1359, 1373, 1374, 1377, 1397, 1398, 1401, 1409, 1437, 1452, 1454, 1484, 1486,
     1487, 1488, 1489, 1499, 1501, 1502, 1514, 1517, 1596, 1622, 1675, 1680, 1876, 1956,
     1978, 2257, 2258, 2271
     HOUSE BILL: 181, 226, 332, 378, 706, 998, 1068, 1101, 1225, 1420, 1500, 1504, 1574,
     1753, 1758, 1992, 2046, 2060, 2201, 2202, 2276, 2319, 2320, 2350, 2366, 2404, 2425,
     2577, 2584, 2699, 2740, 2786, 2802, 2803, 2810, 2813, 2840, 2850, 2942, 3179, 3202,
     3232, 3469, 3828, 3888, 3900, 4011, 4033, 4060, 4091, 4125
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 83, 108, 110, 133, 141, 145, 146, 156, 174, 204, 205, 208, 242,
     261, 274, 307, 333, 364, 404, 432, 462, 475, 481, 515, 516, 517, 523, 572, 573, 574,
     575, 576, 577, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 584, 594, 624, 625, 628, 640, 681, 727,
     744, 841, 862, 896, 933, 940, 944, 945, 969, 970, 1003, 1014, 1024, 1100, 1114, 1152,
     1171, 1172, 1193, 1202, 1212, 1325, 1332, 1334, 1367, 1377, 1456
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 34, 59, 66, 67, 116, 133, 137
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 16, 22, 56, 66, 82, 137, 173, 175, 178
HALL, KENNETH SENATOR (57TH DIST. DEM)
    $BOB-FISCAL STUDY ............................ .................. SB-0049
    $BRD HIGHER ED-RECRUITMNT PRAC ........... SB-0784
    $DCCA-E ST LOUIS OPTIC CLINIC...................... SB-1083
    $DEPT-REVENUE/CNTY TREASURER .............. SB-0052
    $GRANTS-BRD HIGHER EDUCATION............ SB-0974
    $OCE-EAST ST LOUIS AUTH/GOVNOR............. SB-0048
    $OCE-SCHOLARSHIP COMMISSION.................. SB-1696
    $OCE-STATE SCHLRSHIP COMMISSN............... SB-0367
    $STATE BOARD OF ED STUDY................................ SB-0785
    $SUPP-VARIOUS AGENCIES ................................. SB-1520
    $VARIOUS AGENCIES ............................................... SB-0783
    ADM PRO-DEFINE SMALL BUSINESS ............... SB-0493
    BINGO NON-CASH PRIZES/$150 ......................... SB-0056
    COUNTY-ELECTION EXPENSE TAX .................. SB-1284
    COURT REPORTERS-CLASSIFICATION ............ SB-1894
    DCCA-STANDARDS AUTHORITY ....................... SB-0486
    DCFS-ADOPTN AWARENESS PROGRAM.......... SB-0992
    DEFINE-SOLID WASTE........................................... SB-1703
    DIVORCE ACT-MILITARY PENSIONS ............... SB-0495
    ELEC CD-HELP DISABLED VOTERS ............... SB-0557
    FCC ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM............ SB-0487
    HIGHER ED/STUDENT/SCHOLARSHIP............... SB-1697
    IDFA-UDAG GRANT-RULES............................... SB-0491
    IDPA-IDPH-STATUTORY AUTHORITY ........... SB-1705
    INCR BOND AUTHORIZATION .............................. SB-0047
    PROMPT PAYMENT- STATE EMPLOYEE.......... SB-1129
    PUB COMM COLL-OBSOLET LANGUAGE......... SB-1477
    RADIATN PROT ACT HEARING RULES............... SB-0492
    RECORDERS-MAY RAISE FEES........................ SB-1760
    SANITARY DISTRICT-SALARIES..................... SB-1591
    SCH CD-SCHSHP COM/MONETARY AWD....... SB-0977
    SCH CD-YOUNG PARENTS GRANTS.................. SB-1587
    SCH NUTRITN-PREG/LACTAT STUDNT.......... SB-1584




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HALL, KENNETH SENATOR (57TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SIU  FACULTY SENATE .......................................... SB-0743
   TWNSHIP RAISE SR CZEN TAX ............................. SB-1387
   TWNSHP-GA TAX-INCREASE........................ SB-1391
   UNEMP INS-ARBITRATION/RULES .................. SB-1708
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HALL
   SENATE BILL: 94, 186, 285, 286, 292, 489, 490, 538, 539, 948, 1534, 1579, 1626, 1689,
     1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1695, 1710
   HOUSE BILL: 196, 237, 249, 301, 699, 710, 898, 1034, 1265, 1370, 1560, 1685, 2276,
     2285, 2734, 2745, 2746, 2748, 2749, 2942, 3010, 3349, 3539, 3540, 3661, 4068, 4247,
     4251, 4254, 4255, 4257
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 10, 102, 110, 167, 168, 202, 218, 234, 253, 284, 338, 339, 462,
     533, 546, 547, 682, 695, 764, 842, 903, 1002, 1039, 1118, 1181, 1190, 1302, 1313,
     1384, 1443, 1449, 1476, 1477, 1478
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 71, 113, 176, 177
HAWKINSON, CARL E. SENATOR (47TH DIST. REP)
    $GRANTS- DCCA ......... .............................................   SB-0250
    ADOPTION-VISITATION ...................................... SB-1611
    AIDS-TRACING-REGISTRY ................................ SB-0975
    CIVIL PROC-POOR PERSON/COST ..................... SB-1624
    CONVICTS-PAYMENT OF COSTS .................... SB-0116
    CORONERS-JURY SUMMONS.............................. SB-1623
    CREATE QUAD CITIES DEVEL AUTH................... SB-0848
    CRIM CD-CLSD CIRCT TV ARRGNMNT............ SB-0136
    CRIM CD-SEXUAL ABUSE/AGGRAVTD............ SB-0569
    CRIM CODE THEFT PENALTY/VALUE............... SB-0115
    CRIM PRO-BAIL BOND-COURT COSTS........... SB-0124
    CRIMINL PRO-HEARSAY EXCEPTION.............. SB-0570
    DWNST PARK DIST-HORSE RACING ................. SB-1972
    EMERGENCY BLOOD ALCOHOL TEST................ SB-0125
    EMERGENCY BLOOD ALCOHOL TEST ................ SB-0194
    ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
    IDOT  FLOOD CONTROL ACT................................. SB-0548
    PENSION CODE-DIVORCE-BENEFITS............. SB-1661
    PSYCHIATRIC EXAM/SEX CRIMES...................... SB-1612
    PUB DEF-CIVIL CONTEMPT APPT....................... SB-0114
    RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN.......... SB-0037
    REPEAL SOFTWARE LIC ENFORCEMNT ............ SB-1051
    REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ SB-0878
    VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE ................. SB-1260
    VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
    VIOLATION/PROBATION/SENTENCE.............. SB-0126
    OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HAWKINSON
    SENATE BILL: I
    HOUSE BILL: 172, 262, 410, 441, 542, 589, 615, 700, 771, 952, 1113, 1123, 1401, 1438,
      1509, 1567, 1602, 1603, 1966, 1968, 2157, 2347, 2406, 2480, 2700, 2851, 3118, 3195,
      3197, 3233, 3370, 3408, 3513, 3598, 3626, 3636, 3900, 3982, 4282
    SENATE RESOLUTION: 102, 153, 271, 337, 351, 352, 361, 451, 452, 462, 505, 529,
      569, 702, 707, 709, 713, 749, 827, 921, 922, 956, 1119, 1129, 1222, 1398, 1401
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 30, 77, 90, 91, 137, 182, 194
    SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 80, 88, 120, 121, 133, 142
 HOLMBERG, JOYCE SENATOR (34TH DIST. DEM)
    $ROCKFORD COLLEGE-BUILDING .................... SB-2033
    $ST BRD ED-PARENTAL INSTRUCTN ............... SB-0946
    ADULT ED-ANNUAL PLAN SUBMISSN............. SB-0168
    BACCALAUREATE EDUC SYSTM TRUST............ SB-0017
    CANOE AND KAYAK REGISTRATION................. SB-1550
    CAP DEVELOP BD-CHILD CARE.......................... SB-0646
    CDB-CONTRACT BID NOTICE.......................... SB-0097
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. SB-0102
    COLLEGE SAVINGS BONDS..................................... SB-0875
    COMM COLLEGE-CAPITAL IMPROVEMT........ SB-0502
    CORRECTIONS-EMERGENCY RESPONSE....... SB-1925
    COUNTY EXEC GOVRNMT/CONSOL ELC.......... SB-1093
    CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001
    DCCA-STUDY INCENTIVE REPORT................ SB-0200
    DEFINE HIGH ED-ZERO COUPN BOND............. SB-0002




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HOLMBERG, JOYCE SENATOR (34TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   DWNST PARK DIST-HORSE RACING................. SB-1972
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   GRANT-PILOT PRGM-EARLY CHILDHD........ SB-0945
   GROUNDWTER-PUBL WATER SUPPLIES......... SB-1482
   HIGHWAY-TWNSHIP BUDGET-DATE............. SB-0419
   IDOT-PARATRANSIT GRANTS ............................ SB-0818
   IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE............................. SB-1435
   IL ED FACILTY AUTH/TECHNICAL ..................... SB-2018
   IL SMALL BUSINESS INNOV RESRCH ................. SB-1561
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ SB-1653
   INS CD-MISLEADING ADVERTISING ................ SB-2074
   INSTITUTE/ENTREPRENEURSHIP ED ............... SB-0687
   LOCAL ORDINANCE-ANIMAL CONTROL........ SB-0467
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT............... SB-2073
   PEN CD-DWNST TEACH-SERV CREDIT.......... SB-0633
   PENSIONS/TEACHER REMARRY AT 50.............. SB-0575
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   SCH CD-AT RISK KIDS PILOT PROG.................. SB-1926
   SCH CD-ED SUPPT PRSNNEL/REGTRN............ SB-0208
   SCH CD-MATH & SCIENCE ACADEMY............. SB-1563
   SCH CD-TCHR SHRTGE SCHRSHIPS .................. SB-0169
   SCH CD-TEACHING CERTIFICATES .................. SB-1999
   SCH CD-TRUTH IN TAXATION ACT .................. SB-2028
   SCH CD/REQUIRE LIBRARN/COUNSLR............. SB-1263
   SCH-TCHR TRAING-SUICID PRVNTN ............ SB-0695
   SCH-TRANSPORTN-SCH ACTIVITIES............. SB-2027
   SCHOOL CD-FREEDOM OF INFO ACT ............... SB-0441
   ST BD ED/PILOT PRGM/PARENTS........................ SB-1557
   TAX INCRMENT FINANCING-REVISNS........... SB-1534
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HOLMBERG
   SENATE BILL: 33, 144, 255, 368, 389, 400, 508, 922, 1226, 1300
   HOUSE BILL: 61, 180, 181, 268, 320, 394, 640, 787, 870, 911, 930, 942, 1071, 1101,
     1104, 1497, 1665, 1667, 1680, 1681, 1744, 1798, 1805, 1868, 1909, 1922, 1923, 1945,
     2027, 2142, 2304, 2373, 2606, 2805, 2925, 2968, 2986, 3311, 3389, 3482, 3527, 3915,
     4233, 4234
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 30, 41, 49, 237, 238, 264, 293, 374, 398, 409, 462, 507, 508,
     509, 535, 595, 633, 690, 756, 866, 1014, 1058, 1059, 1063, 1084, 1093, 1140, 1354,
     1355, 1356, 1393, 1424, 1435, 1471
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 186
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 120, 175, 186
 HUDSON, GEORGE SENATOR (41ST DIST. REP)
    AIDS-TRACING-REGISTRY .............................. SB-0975
    COORDINATE WORK COMP BENEFITS............... SB-0463
    CRIM ID ACT-BURN REPORTING .................... SB-0035
    CRIMINAL CD-OBSCENITY EVIDENCE ............ SB-0514
    DEATH-DETERMINATN-ANATOM GIFT........ SB-1092
    FIRST 1987 REVISORY  ACT......................................  SB-1085
    REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT ................ SB-0878
    S & L-EXAMINE HOLDNG COMPANIES........... SB-0927
    SCH CD-PROGRAM DISCONTINUANCE........... SB-1675
    SCH CD-SEX ED NOTICE........................................ SB-0533
    SCH-SELLNG/CONTRACEPTIVE/MINOR........ SB-0063
    SMALL BANKS-3 DIRECTORS.............................. SB-0928
    ST AGENCIES-RESTRICT COMPETITN............. SB-1128
    ST AID FORMULA-EXCELLENT PUPIL ............. SB-1680
    TRUST COMPANIES CONTROL CHANGE........... SB-0918
    UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT................... SB-0484
    WKRS COMP-PARTIAL DISABILITY .................. SB-0197
    WORKERS COMP-SELF INSURERS..................... SB-1884
    OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HUDSON
    SENATE BILL: 218, 270, 444, 478, 985, 2278
    HOUSE BILL: 181, 925, 1225, 2728, 2793, 2867, 2868, 2871, 3550, 3667, 3840
    SENATE RESOLUTION: 34, 102, 104, 158, 203, 257, 301, 414, 462, 607, 715, 732, 733,
    752, 821, 905, 968, 1204, 1273, 1336
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 17, 82, 83, 107, 108, 115, 179, 223




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HUDSON, GEORGE SENATOR (41ST DIST. REP)-Cont.
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 28, 103, 132, 150, 165, 185
JACOBS, DENNY SENATOR (36TH DIST. DEM)
   $DCCA-NASCAR RACETRACK STUDY.............. SB-0890
   ADMIN PROC-OVERLAPPING RULES................. SB-0379
   BANK HOLDNG CO/MIDWST BNK REGN........... SB-0990
   BANKING ACT-OWN TRAVEL AGENCY........... SB-0406
   CHARITY GAMES FRATERNAL & VETS ............. SB-1091
   CIVIL PROC-SEX OFFNSE-PHYSICAL............. SB-1374
   CONSECUTIVE SNTNCS-SEX ASSAULT........... SB-1375
   COOK COUNTY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT..................... SB-0044
   CORRECTNS-CONSECUTIVE SENTENCE ........ SB-1358
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001
   CREATE QUAD CITIES DEVEL AUTH................... SB-0848
   CREDIT UNION DIRECTR LIABILITY .................. SB-1603
   CREDIT UNION-SHARES-IRAS ..................... SB-0893
   CRIM CD-CHILD-AGGRAVTD BATTERY........ SB-1025
   CRIM CD-IMPERSONATING-POLICE.............. SB-1381
   CRIM PROC-SEX OFFENSE TESTIMNY............. SB-1373
   CRIM-FALSE INFO-CLASS 2 FELONY............. SB-1380
   CUB-ANNUAL   REPORT ..........................................  SB-0371
   ED LABOR RELAT/COLLECTIVE BARG............... SB-1422
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   ELEC CD-FAILURE TO VOTE................................ SB-1929
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   GAMBLING-DOCKED WATERCRAFT................ SB-1881
   HAZ SUBSTANCE/LIMIT LIABILITY................... SB-1882
   HIWAY CD-SPEC TAX-ALL COUNTIES........... SB-0462
   HORSE RACING-PURSE ALLOCATION............. SB-1878
   IL BANKING/FOREIGN BANKS ............................. SB-1285
   IL/MI CANAL NATL CORRIDR CENTR............... SB-0714
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY........... SB-0033
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT...................... SB-1562
   INS CD-JT UNDERWRITNG PROPERTY............ SB-2166
   INVEST PUBLIC FUNDS/GOVT REPO................... SB-2056
   LIQUOR CONTROL-TRANSCRIPT COST........... SB-0465
   LIQUOR SEARCH WARANT-RESIDENCE......... SB-1660
   MASS TRANS DIST-ANNEXATION.................... SB-1762
   MOBILE HOME-ALTERATION ............................. SB-0498
   MUNI CD-CONTIGUOUS MUNICIPALTY ......... SB-1761
   MUNI CD-INCORP VILL-OBJECTIONS............ SB-0403
   MUNI-REMOVE ABANDONED VEHICLES........ SB-0077
   MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES POWERS................... SB-0682
   NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS................... SB-0588
   PEN CD-IMRF-HOSPITAL TAKEOVER ............ SB-1090
   PEN CD-ST UNIV-MISTAKES ............................. SB-0150
   PEN CD-TEACH-SICK LEAVE CREDIT............ SB-0552
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PREVAILNG WAGE-EXEMPT OVERTIME......... SB-2037
   QUAD CITIES AREA METRO AUTH....................... SB-1880
   RECORDERS-COMPUTER FEE ............................. SB-1818
   SCH CD-GIFTD CHILD ADV COUNCIL............... SB-0381
   SCH CD-SUPPRT PRSNNL-SENIORITY........... SB-0170
   SCH CD-TCHR CONTRACT-PART-TIME...... SB-2057
   SCH CD-TEEN PARENT ED PROGRMS .............. SB-0553
   TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION/ANNEXATN........ SB-0066
   TWNSHIP-TAX-5% VOTERS................................ SB-1388
   UNCLAIMED PROPERTY-REPORT ..................... SB-0458
   WAGE PAY & COLLECTN-VACATN PAY.......... SB-1879
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY JACOBS
   SENATE BILL: 75, 93, 236, 270, 312, 400, 834, 985
   HOUSE BILL: 9, 65, 161, 298, 393, 462, 504, 577, 642, 643, 644, 669, 748, 755, 812,
      860, 869, 911, 953, 979, 1072, 1259, 1290, 1355, 1540, 1605, 1623, 2100, 2166, 2406,
      2477, 2786, 2968, 3268, 3284, 3297, 3378, 3649, 3653, 3695, 3788, 3915, 4122, 4153,
      4192, 4212, 4256, 4282
    SENATE RESOLUTION: 102, 156, 254, 256, 277, 280, 459, 462, 585, 586, 645, 845,
      928, 1124




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JACOBS, DENNY SENATOR (36TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 32, 37, 175
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 8, 22, 40, 92, 133, 175
JONES, EMIL JR. SENATOR (17TH DIST. DEM)
   ADMN PROC-JCAR VOTE CHANGE.................... SB-1709
   ADOPTION OF RULES BY AGENCIES................... SB-1707
   ALARM SYSTEM/INSTALL-REGULTION......... SB-0943
   BARBER-COSMETOLGY COMM-MEMBERS.. SB-0941
   BARBER/COSMETLOGY/FARM IMPLEMT ........ SB-0454
   CANDIDATE-RPT CAMPAIGN CONTRIB.......... SB-0020
   CHI PARK DIST-RR RTS OF WAY........................ SB-1483
   CITIES & VILLAGES-CHICAGO MAYR.............. SB-1570
   CLINICAL SOC WORK/SKIING BRD..................... SB-0957
   COURT REPORTERS-SALARY.............................. SB-1005
   DCFS-CHILD CARE-ADOPTION......................... SB-1824
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   EPA-REGULATIONS-US EPA.............................. SB-1834
   EPA-TOXIC AIR CONTAMINANTS .................... SB-0442
   EXTEND THE NURSING ACT TO 1995 .................. SB-1217
   FUNERAL DIR DISCIPLINARY BOARD................. SB-1166
   FUNERAL DIRECTOR/OBSOLETE TEXT............. SB-0942
   HOUSING AUTH-INTERIM BOARD .................. SB-2269
   IL HMO GUARANTY ASSOCIATION..................... SB-1115
   INC TAX-RAISE RATES TO 4%.............................. SB-1524
   INS CD-COUNTERSIGN POLICY ...................... SB-0067
   INS CD-EXCLUDE AIDS COVERAGE.................. SB-1873
   INS CD-LIFE-ENDOWMNNT INSURANC....... SB-2052
   INS CD-LONG-TERM CARE .......................... SB-1955
   INS CD-REFUSE TO PROVIDE .............................. SB-1928
   INS CD-REFUSE INSURER-LOCATION........... SB-2163
   INS-DOMESTIC COMPANY INVESTMNT ......... SB-0069
   INSURANC/50% REQUIRED COVERAGE............. SB-1002
   INSURANCE CD-GRAMMATICAL CHGS.......... SB-0245
   LICENSING OF ESTHETICIANS ............................. SB-1003
   LIFE CARE-LETTER OF CREDIT.......................... SB-2049
   LK CALUMET ENVIRONMENTL AUTHOR......... SB-1600
   LOCAL RECORD-CIRCUIT CRT CLERK ............ SB-1704
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ SB-0243
   MUNI CD-HEALTH INS TAX................................. SB-2005
   ORGAN TRANSPLANT-ELIGIBILITY ............... SB-1501
   PEN CD-CHGO LABORERS .................................. SB-2239
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACHER-SURVIVOR ............. SB-1134
   PEN CD-CHICAGO FIREMEN/BENEFIT............ SB-1331
   PEN CD-COURT REPORTERS FORMULA.......... SB-1004
   PEN CD--GRAMMATICAL CHGS........................... SB-2031
   PEN CD-ST EMP-FLAT RATE.............................. SB-0413
   PEN CD-UNIV-BRD OF TRUSTEES.................... SB-1186
   PEN-DWN TEACHR-EARLY RETIREMT......... SB-0236
   PEN-ST EMPL-RETIREMNT FORMULA.......... SB-2195
   PENSION CD-GRAMMATICAL CHGS................. SB-0244
   PENSION CD-PUNCTUATION CORRCTN......... SB-0246
   PENSION LAWS COMMISSION............................... SB-0865
   PENSION-CHGO-ANNUAL AUDIT ................... SB-1462
   PENSIONS-CHGO-PRUDENT PERSON............ SB-1419
   PRIVATE BUSINESS-VOCATL SCHOOL............. SB-2253
   PSYCHOLOGISTS ACT-REPEAL........................... SB-2218
   REPEAL ARCHITECTURAL ACT............................ SB-0210
   REPEAL PROFESSIONL ENGINEERING.............. SB-0211
   REPEAL STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING............... SB-0209
   REPEAL STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING............... SB-2141
   SCH CD-ASSOC MEMBERSHIP DUES................. SB-0898
   SCH CD--CHGO EDUCATIONAL TAX ............... SB-1522
   SCH CD-CHGO TRANSPORT TAX .................... SB-1813
   SCH CD-REFERENDUM/SCH BOARDS.............. SB-0897
   SCH CD-TESTING/INVESTIGATION............... SB-1702
   SCH CD-TRANSPORTN REIMBURSEMNT........ SB-0091
   SCH CD---51% STATE FUNDING OF ED ............. SB-1530




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JONES, EMIL JR. SENATOR (17TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SERVICE USE TX ACT-REVENUE........................ SB-1706
   SOCIAL WORK ACT-TERMS-REPEAL ............. SB-1671
   STANDARDIZED TEST/ANALYSIS ................... SB-1523
   STOCK TRANSFER TAX ACT .................................. SB-0577
   TAX CREDIT DRUG REHAB PROGRAM............... SB-0018
   UNEMPLOY INS-LABOR DISPUTE...................... SB-0113
   VEH CD-COMMERCIAL TRANSPTN ACT......... SB-1516
   VEH CD-REGULATE MOTOR CARRIERS.......... SB-1152
   VEH-SALVAGE CERTIFICATE/INS CO.............. SB-0068
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY JONES
   SENATE BILL: 17, 75, 94, 486, 487, 489, 490, 491, 492, 493, 534, 538, 539, 680, 948,
     1579, 1603, 1687, 1869, 1870
     HOUSE BILL: 12, 253, 331, 351, 361, 367, 378, 396, 404, 405, 406, 407, 409, 576, 824,
     1093, 1228, 1244, 1306, 1370, 1428, 1429, 1430, 1431, 1434, 1435, 1491, 1699, 1839,
     1866, 2034, 2143, 2207, 2353, 2401, 2433, 2437, 2590, 2643, 2711, 2712, 2713, 2714,
     2715, 2768, 2789, 2942, 3007, 3024, 3096, 3136, 3161, 3469, 3477, 3683, 3763, 3806,
     4125, 4127, 4213, 4214
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 101, 110, 164, 236, 243, 253, 269, 285, 339, 433, 462, 549,
     602, 624, 660, 681, 692, 755, 766, 776, 783, 784, 785, 786, 787, 788, 789, 1041, 1061,
     1062, 1120, 1121, 1122, 1123, 1190, 1233, 1311, 1312, 1315, 1387, 1388, 1448, 1479
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 123
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 34, 55, 60, 176
 JOYCE, JEREMIAH E. SENATOR (14TH DIST. DEM)
    BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION................... SB-2019
    CHI PARK DIST-RR RTS OF WAY........................ SB-1483
    CHILDREN-RECORDS-DISCLOSURE............... SB-1726
    CIVIL PROC-SEX OFFNSE-PHYSICAL............. SB-1374
    COMM COLLEGE-DEGREE INSTITUTN............ SB-2265
    CORP/BUSINESS-IRELAND-ST FUNDS.......... SB-1874
    CRIM PROC-SEX OFFENSE TESTIMNY............. SB-1373
    DEF-DEGREE GRANTING INSTITUTNS ............ SB-1204
    DISABLED ADULTS-PROP TAXES....................... SB-1636
    HGH ED-FOREIGN STUDENT TUITION ............ SB-1542
    HIGH SCH DIST RECALL ELECTIONS.................. SB-1635
    HORSE RACING-BETTING-AGE........................ SB-1543
    HUMAN RGHT-INS/DISCRIMINATION............ SB-2164
    IL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION BOARD ............... SB-0207
    INC TX-DEDUCTN LIMIT/CORPORATN........... SB-1637
    INCOME TAX-TUITION DEDUCTION................ SB-1663
    INS-HUMAN RTS-SEX DISCRIMINATN ......... SB-2006
    MAYOR CHGO NONPARTISAN-ELECTN.......... SB-2055
    MFN-PEN CD-IMRF-EARLY RETIREMT...... SB-0228
    MUNI CD-HOTEL OPERATORS TAX .................. SB-1540
    MUNI CD-HOTEL OPERATORS TAX .................. SB-1541
    NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS................... SB-0588
    PEN CD-MACBRIDE PRINCIPLES........................ SB-0984
    PERMISSIVE ENROLLMENT SYSTEM ................. SB-1664
    POLICE-FIREMEN/TORT INDEMNITY ............. SB-1552
    POWER OF ATTY-HLTH CARE-REPEAL ......... SB-2184
    PROHIBITS PRESENCE IN ALLEYS....................... SB-0718
    PROPERTY TAX EQUALIZATION.......................... SB-1519
    PUB UTIL/ICC QUALIFIED EDUCATN ................. SB-1094
    REPEALS EMISSION INSPECTION ........................ SB-1551
    SCH CD-INSERVICE TRAINING-AIDS............. SB-0765
    SCH CD-TEACHR TRAINNG SCHLRSHP........... SB-0717
    SCH CD/DISCIPLINE PROC/PERSNNL................ SB-0937
    ST EMPLOYEE-COMPARABLE WORTH ........... SB-0951
    TRAVEL-HOTEL-SPRINKLER SYSTEM........... SB-0239
    VEH CD-SPECIAL PLATES-POLICE .................. SB-1649
    OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY
      JOYCE,JEREMIAH
      SENATE BILL: 182, 606, 1662
      HOUSE BILL: 505, 541, 1014, 1242, 1374, 1415, 1918, 2114, 2710, 2728
      SENATE RESOLUTION: 9, 87, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 102, 126, 229, 245, 246, 247, 248,
      281, 309, 322, 323, 324, 365, 460, 462, 536, 601, 870, 906, 947, 1092, 1245, 1291,
      1305, 1329, 1364, 1406, 1427




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JOYCE, JEREMIAH E. SENATOR (14TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 137
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 27, 74, 139
JOYCE, JEROME J. SENATOR (43RD DIST. DEM)
   $CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD....................... SB-1867
   $DCCA-MEATPACKING INDUSTRY ................... SB-0099
   $DEPT-AG-WELL/WATER PROBLEMS............ SB-2100
   $DEPT-CONSERVATION ...................................... SB-0101
   $DOT-DIVISION WATER RESOURCES............... SB-0104
   $DOT-EAST-WEST FREEWAY ............................ SB-1575
   $DOT-KANKAKEE COUNTY ................................. SB-0050
   $DOT-REBUILD BRIDGE/ROUTE 6 ..................... SB-1582
   $EPA-MORRIS WATER AND SEWER .................. SB-1008
   $GRF-AGRICULTURAL GRAIN COMMSN........ SB-1866
   $IL GRAIN QUAL ACT  ............................................... SB-1725
   AG DEPT-IMPROVE GRAIN GRADING .............. SB-1556
   AGRIC PESTICIDE-GROUNDWATER ................. SB-1475
   BEER INDSTY FAIR DEAL-EFF DATE ................ SB-0720
   CHARIT GAMES-ONLY IN COOK CTY.............. SB-0393
   CHARITABL GAMES-RESTRCT LICENS ........... SB-0721
   CITZN UTILITY BD-PUBLIC NOTICE................. SB-0172
   CMS-LAND CONVEYANCE/TRANSFER........... SB-0505
   DIR NUCLEAR SAFETY-INSPECTIONS ............. SB-1490
   DOT-EVALUATE CALCIUM MAGNESIUM ....... SB-0266
   ELECTED-COMMERCE COMMISSION.............. SB-0303
   ENTRPRIS BUS-ELECTRIC CONTRACT............ SB-0559
   EPA-BIODETERIORATN/CARNIVL SAF............ SB-1599
   EPA-BOTTLE  DEPOSIT............................................  SB-1567
   EPA-COMPOSTING-DEFINES/EXEMPTS........ SB-1865
   EPA-COUNTY BRD/SITING CRITERIA.............. SB-2038
   EPA-EMER/HAZ/TOXIC CHEM FORMS............ SB-1498
   EPA-LOCAL SITING REFERENDUM ............... SB-1621
   EPA-POLLUTN CONTRL-ENERGY PLAN....... SB-1915
   EPA/CLEANUP RESPONSIBILTY ACT.................. SB-1244
   GEN OBLIGATION BND-ANTIPOLLUTN........... SB-1007
   GRADE A MILK-DEFINITIONS............................. SB-0558
   GROUNDWTER-PUBL WATER SUPPLIES......... SB-1482
   HORSE RACING ACT-PUNCTUATION............... SB-0191
   HORSE RACING-ADVISORY PANEL ................. SB-0181
   INTRSTATE COMPACT-GRAIN MARKET......... SB-1554
   INTST COMPACT-GRAIN MARKET.................... SB-0312
   KANKAKEE RIVER VALLEY/AIRPORT ............... SB-1581
   LIQUOR-SIGNS-COST.....................................  SB-0719
   LIQUOR-SIGNS-COST........................................ SB-0998
   LOW-LEV RADIOACT WASTE/NOTICE............. SB-0301
   LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIV WASTE FEE............ SB-1182
   LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTV WASTE SITE............ SB-1601
   MEDICAID-NURS CARE-CAP COST ................. SB-0722
   MUNI CD-BONDS-WATER TREATMENT........ SB-1243
   NUCLEAR PLANT-DECOMMISSN FUND.......... SB-0173
   NUCLEAR SAFETY OVERSIGHT............................ SB-0302
   POLLUT CNTRL/COOLNG POND/TOWER.......... SB-1116
   POLLUTN CONTRL FACILTY APPROVL.............. SB-0749
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PUB AID-ESTABLISH UNIFRM SYSTM.............. SB-2268
   PUB UTIL-HOLD CO REGULATION .................... SB-1908
   PUB UTIL-TECHNICAL CHANGE........................ SB-0773
   PUB UTIL-WHEELNG/ELECTRIC POWR .......... SB-2138
   PUB UTIL/ICC/ADJUST UTILTY RTE......... SB-1431
   PUB UTIL/ICC/CHAIRMAN/2 YR TRM ......... SB-1430
   PUB UTLITIES-UTILTY ADVERT EXP................ SB-0130
   PUBL UTILITY LIMIT ACCESS FEE.................... SB-0216
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN.......... SB-0037
   REV ACT-FARMLND TAX REDUCTION............ SB-0007
   RTA-TWNSHP DISCONECT/REFERENDM....... SB-2279
   SCH CD--ANNEX-SUPPLMNTAL AID ............... SB-2217
   SOLID WASTE MGMT-DISPOSAL............... SB-1616




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JOYCE, JEROME J. SENATOR (43RD DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   ST FARM DEBT MEDIATION.............................. SB-0560
   ST POLICE-TOXIC WASTE FORCE...................... SB-1598
   TOXIC WASTE STRIKE FORCE............................... SB-1393
   TOXIC WASTE STRIKE FORCE............................... SB-1907
   WATER USE ACT-GROUNDWATER USE .......... SB-0468
   WORKER COMP-TRANSCRIPT FEES.................. SB-1784
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY JOYCE,JEROME
   SENATE BILL: 17, 248, 270, 442, 478, 1228
   HOUSE BILL: 345, 703, 705, 715, 717, 718, 932, 972, 1041, 1258, 1359, 1919, 2247,
     2380, 2493, 2680, 2746, 3052, 3064, 3083, 3286, 3462, 3549, 3665, 3799, 3800, 3872,
     3878, 4280
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 70, 90, 102, 114, 357, 397, 401, 431, 462, 487, 492, 684, 845,
     1126, 1225, 1226, 1298, 1425, 1428
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 41, 130, 188, 195, 228
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 6, 9, 10, 40, 111, 120, 144, 149, 152, 157, 158
KARPIEL, DORIS C. SENATOR (25TH DIST. REP)
    $OCE-DEPT REG & ED...................................... SB-0337
    $OCE- DEPT- LABOR ............................................ SB-1743
    $OCE-PROPERTY TAX APPEAL BOARD............ SB-0334
    $OCE-RACING BOARD....................................... SB-0336
    ADM PRO-DEFINE SMALL BUSINESS ............... SB-0493
    ADMIN PRO-RULE FILING JCAR OBJ................ SB-0841
    ADMN PROC-JCAR VOTE CHANGE.................... SB-1709
    ADOPTION OF RULES BY AGENCIES ................... SB-1707
    AIDS-STATE PLAN ADDRESSING ....................... SB-1023
    CHARITABLE GAMES-ORGANIZATIONS......... SB-0177
    CMS-CERTIFS OF PARTICIPATION.................... SB-1886
    CMS-CONVEY SINGER MANSION...................... SB-1888
    CNTY ZONIG-CONSTRUCTN FACILITY........... SB-2077
    COMMRCL CARRIER/TINTED WINDOWS......... SB-1634
    CONDOMINIUMS-TAX ASSESSMENTS............. SB-1719
    CONTRIBUTION-WORKERS COMP.................... SB-1065
    CRIM CD-POLICE EQUIPMENT SALES.............. SB-0376
    DCCA-STANDARDS AUTHORITY ....................... SB-0486
    DEFINE- SOLID WASTE...........................................  SB-1703
    DEPT CONSERVATION - CONVEYANCE .......... SB-1492
    DOT-FLOOD MAPS AVAILABLE........................... SB-0846
    ELECTION CODE-REGISTRATION...................... SB-0179
    ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
    EPA-CONSOLIDATE RULEMAKING ................... SB-2262
    EPA--LANDFILL SITE .............................................  SB-0027
    EPA-LOCAL SITE REVIEW-COOK CTY............ SB-1917
    EPA-NOISE EMISSION IREGULATIONS ............. SB-0090
    EPA-TECHNICAL CITATION ................................ SB-0422
    EPA-WASTE-GROUNDWATER ........................ SB-2076
    FCC ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM............... SB-0487
    HI-WAY CD-TRANSPORTATN IMPACT.......... SB-1625
    HIGHWAY CD-RELOCATION PAYMENTS....... SB-1887
    IDFA-UDAG GRANT-RULES............................... SB-0491
    INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
    JUV COURT-MINORS CARE/SUPPORT............. SB-2101
    LIE DETECTOR TEST-CRIME VICTIM ............... SB-1159
    MARRIAGE LIC-AIDS TEST REQRMNT ............ SB-0085
    MIN WAGE-DEFINES EMPLOYEE....................... SB-0268
    MUNI CD-GARBAGE TAX-REFERENDUM..... SB-2075
    MUNI CODE-EMERGENCY SERVIC-TAX....... SB-0473
    NATURE PRESERVE-LANDFILLS ..................... SB-2078
    OPEN MEETINGS-NOTIFY TV.............................. SB-1460
    PERSONNEL CD-CHANGE REFERENCE........... SB-2152
    POLICE-FIREFIGHTERS/DEMOTION ................ SB-1720
    PUB AID CD-STAFF RECRUITMENT .................. SB-2260
    RADIATN PROT ACT HEARING RULES................ SB-0492
    RADON  MITIGATION ACT....................................... SB-1517
    REGIONAL AIRPORT PLANNING AUTH............. SB-0275
    RTA-SCHOOL DISTRICT AGREEMENTS........... SB-0874
    SCH CD-REIMBURS/SPEC ED CLASS................. SB-0074




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   SCH CD-TRANSPORTN REIMBURSEMNT........ SB-0857
   VEH CD-COMMERCL CARRIER/DISEAS.......... SB-1698
   VEH CD-FOREIGN CAR-TITLE .......................... SB-0539
   VEH CD-HANDICAP PARKING SIGNS............... SB-0832
   WILDLIFE CD-CORPS/FREE PERMITS.............. SB-1701
   WORKERS COMP-DISFIGUREMENT.................. SB-0439
   WORKERS COMP-EVALUATE LOSS................... SB-0083
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KARPIEL
   SENATE BILL: 141, 274, 276, 379, 478, 483, 489, 490, 538, 749, 898, 914, 933, 990,
     1141, 1145, 1596, 2048
   HOUSE BILL: 16, 326, 375, 464, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 529, 726, 780,
     868, 998, 1032, 1291, 1333, 1370, 1524, 1560, 2363, 2445, 2791, 3124, 3136, 3209,
     3225, 3238, 3249, 3253, 3429, 3431, 3485, 3495, 3541, 3548, 3668, 3982, 3998
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 102, 113, 159, 207, 306, 450, 456, 462, 501, 502, 570, 636,
     701, 706, 715, 751, 756, 790, 791, 792, 825, 826, 895, 1127, 1165, 1198, 1211, 1212,
     1273, 1417
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 13, 14, 15, 16, 24, 86, 114, 117, 126, 127, 128, 129,
     150, 151
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 43, 63, 64, 132, 175, 178, 185
KEATS, ROGER A. SENATOR (29TH DIST. REP)
   APPELLATE CT-1ST JUDICIAL DIST .................. SB-0189
   ASSOCIATE JUDGES-25% LIMITATN ................. SB-0196
   BANK CHARTER CHANGES REPORTS ................ SB-0925
   BANK GENERAL CORP POWERS........................... SB-1415
   BANK HOLD CO-ACQUIRE S & L......................... SB-1219
   BANK HOLDING CO 7% RATIO............................... SB-0907
   BANK-OHIO-A MIDWESTERN STATE............. SB-0221
   BANKING ACT-OWN TRAVEL AGENCY........... SB-0406
   BANKS AS REAL ESTATE BROKERS..................... SB-0607
   BANKS GOVT MUTUAL FUNDS ............................. SB-1220
   BANKS/OPERATE MERGNG FACILTIES............. SB-1221
   CHARITIES-PROPERTY-SOLICITING.............. SB-0014
   CHARITIES-SOLICITING FUNDS ...................... SB-0015
   CIV PRO-COMP FAULT/STRUCT WORK........... SB-0584
   CIVIL PROC-EXEMPTN-PEN FUNDS ............... SB-2142
   CIVL PRO-DECREASE JT LIABILITY.................. SB-0583
   COMMERCIAL CHECK FEES................................... SB-2212
   CRIM PRO-GRAND JURY PROCEEDING........... SB-0065
   ELECTION CODE-JUDGES..................................... SB-0195
   FEES-COOK SHERIFF/CIR CLERK...:................... SB-1804
   FIRE PROT DIST-VET PREFERENCE.................. SB-0222
   FIRE PROT DISTRICT-ANNEX MUNIC.............. SB-0980
   HORSE RACING-OCCUP LIC-FEES.................... SB-0967
   JUDICL ELECTN RGHT TO KNOW ACT................ SB-0475
   MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE-NOTICES............. SB-2043
   NONGOVT CORECTNS FACILITS ACT................. SB-0555
   NURSING HOME-DISCHARGE GROUND.......... SB-0581
   POLICE-SERVE SUMMONS/ORDINANCE........ SB-0501
   PROPERTY TAX-OBJECTORS............................... SB-0520
   RESIDNTIAL MORTGAGE LICENS ACT.............. SB-1297
   REV-CERT OF ERROR/COOK CNTY................... SB-0521
   S&L RESIDNTAL MORTGAG LICENSEE............. SB-1298
   S&L RESIDNTAL MORTGAG LICENSEE ............. SB-1349
   SAVINGS & LOAN HOLDING COMPANY............ SB-0213
   SCAFFOLD ACT-REPEALS ..................................... SB-1062
   SCH CD-PROPRIETARY GRANT PROGM.......... SB-1080
   STRUCTURAL WORK-LIMITS RECOVRY......... SB-0605
   WLDLF CD-LIVE WILD BIRD SALES .................. SB-0373
   WRKRS COMP-COMPLETE DISABILTY............. SB-0666
   WRKRS COMP/OCC DISEASE-STRESS.............. SB-0452
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KEATS
   SENATE BILL: 1, 162, 264, 400, 444, 463, 635, 1145, 1416, 1527, 1603
   HOUSE BILL: 27, 35, 475, 714, 849, 1672, 1732, 1781, 2211, 2369, 2530, 2790, 2794,
     2795, 3444, 3990
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 36, 37, 38, 102, 143, 161, 180, 205, 289, 346, 376, 388, 395,
     396, 423, 439, 462, 522, 523, 524, 613, 614, 629, 691, 727, 837, 838, 900, 970, 1016,




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KEATS, ROGER A. SENATOR (29TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
     1106, 1139, 1174, 1238, 1262, 1270, 1440, 1484
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 13, 16, 17, 18, 35, 90, 173, 178
KELLY, RICHARD F. JR. SENATOR (39TH DIST. DEM)
   BANK/INSURANCE & SECURITIES...................... SB-0608
   BANKS AS REAL ESTATE BROKERS................... SB-0607
   CHLD LABOR/MIN WAGE-SUMR CAMP.......... SB-0242
   CITIZEN ASSEMBLY-MENTAL HEALTH.......... SB-1327
   CORRECTNS-COCAINE AND HEROIN .............. SB-0414
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES....................... SB-0188
   CRIM CD-BAD CHECK-ST/LOCAL GOV.......... SB-0262
   CRIM CD-CHILD-AGGRAVTD BATTERY........ SB-1025
   DCFS-ABUSED CHILDREN-RECORDS............. SB-1772
   DISABLED ADULTS-PROPERTY TAXES............ SB-1608
   DMHDD-FACILITIES-ABUSE......................... SB-1328
   INC TAX ADDITION/BLDG VIOLATNS................ SB-0149
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY........... SB-1700
   INTEREST RATE LIMITS ..........................................  SB-0186
   LOC GOVRNMT-INC TAX REVENUE ................. SB-1389
   PEN CD-MACBRIDE PRINCIPLES........................ SB-0984
   PUBL AID-HMO-ABORTIONS............................. SB-0424
   SCH CD-ED SUPPT PRSNNL/TRANSFR............. SB-0902
   SCH CD-SEX ED NOTICE........................................ SB-0533
   SCH-SELLNG/CONTRACEPTIVE/MINOR........ SB-0063
   SP ED-DEVEL DISABLD-HABILITATN............. SB-1382
   TELEPHONE SOLICT-NO AUTO SYSTM............ SB-0190
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   VEH CD-SPECIAL PLATES-POLICE .................. SB-1649
   VEH CODE-SENIOR FEE DISCOUNT .................. SB-0153
   VEHICLE CD-WEIGHT LIMIT-FINES.............. SB-0855
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KELLY
   SENATE BILL: 17, 270, 606, 859, 990, 1241
   HOUSE BILL: 3, 57, 925, 946, 994, 1030, 1225, 1307, 2070, 2454, 2456, 2825, 2993,
     3355, 3652, 3697, 3900, 3968, 4277
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 42, 45, 46, 47, 48, 66, 74, 99, 100, 109, 123, 164, 227, 249,
     250, 258, 260, 266, 267, 275, 276, 326, 341, 342, 367, 372, 380, 381, 408, 414, 462,
     479, 491, 606, 608, 609, 630, 692, 698, 720, 721, 722, 723, 755, 774, 802, 803, 824,
     880, 881, 882, 897, 905, 906, 946, 947, 950, 989, 1037, 1040, 1049, 1060, 1080, 1090,
     1091, 1150, 1151, 1154, 1195, 1200, 1207, 1208, 1209, 1212, 1230, 1256, 1268, 1275,
     1276, 1277, 1283, 1291, 1308, 1320, 1328, 1329, 1364
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 186
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 14, 60, 103, 120, 175
KUSTRA, BOB SENATOR (28TH DIST. REP)
    $DORS SUPPLEMENTAL ...........................................  SB-0366
    $OCE-DEPT REHABILITATION SERV.............. SB-0349
    ADD DENTIST/HOSPITAL LIC BRD ...................... SB-0973
    AIRPORT NOISE ABATMNT CNCL ACT................ SB-1141
    ALCOHOL & SUBST ABUSE-ADVISORY............ SB-1142
    APPOINT COOK CO-REGIONAL SUPT............ SB-1951
    BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE..................................... SB-2004
    BANK HOLDNG CO/MIDWST BNK REGN........... SB-0990
    CITIZEN ADVOCACY COUNCL-FATHER ......... SB-0230
    CIV PROC-LIMIT CONTINGENT FEES............... SB-1063
    CIV PROC-MED STUDY/DISCLOSURE .............. SB-1135
    CLEAN INDOOR AIR-PUBLIC PLACES.............. SB-1820
    CORRECTIONS-EMERGENCY RESPONSE ....... SB-1925
    CREATE JT COMM EDUCATN REFORM.............. SB-2115
    DANGEROUS DRUGS-NICOTINE .................... SB-1821
    DRAMSHOP-LIABILITY LIMITS........................ SB-1144
    ED LABOR RELATIONS-ANNUAL RPT.............. SB-0713
    ELEC-PRIMARY ELECTN-DATE CHG ............. SB-0064
    ELECTION CD-CAMPAIGN DISCLOSRE............ SB-1139
    ELECTIONS-CAMPAIGN LITERATURE............. SB-1165
    ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
    FEES-COOK SHERIFF/CIR CLERK....................... SB-1804
    FIRE PROTECTION/DISCONNECTION............. SB-0092
    FIRE PROTECTN DIST-DISCONNECTN............. SB-2215




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KUSTRA, BOB SENATOR (28TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   GOV TORT IMUNTY-COMMON CARRIER........ SB-0269
   HIGHER ED STUDENT ASST LAW......................... SB-0443
   HLTH CARE PROVIDER-PEER REVIEW............ SB- 1136
   HUMAN RIGHTS/DEEDS-TITLE......................... SB-1140
   ICC-MOTOR CARRIERS-FEES........................... SB-0375
   IL CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT ................................... SB-0374
   INC TAX-CREDIT-AIRPORT NOISE ................. SB-0272
   INC TAX-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATE............... SB-2064
   INC TAX-INVESTMENT CREDIT......................... SB-1106
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND-ELDERLY......... SB-0013
   INCOME TAX CREDIT-EMPLOYERS .................. SB-1976
   INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
   INCOME TAX-TARGET JOBS CREDIT................ SB-0459
   INCOME TX-CREDIT MEMOS............................... SB-1974
   JOINT CUSTODY-PRESUME IN FAVOR............. SB-0231
   LAWYERS-BAR EXAM/ANNUAL FEES............. SB-0873
   LENDER REJECT TITLE INS/AGENT ................... SB-2122
   LIBRARIES-JOIN NON-PROF CORP ................ SB-1508
   LIMIT NON-ECON LOSS-MED MALPRC......... SB-0807
   LIQUOR CONTROL-NEW TAX ........................ SB-1481
   LIQUOR TRANSPORTATN-MISDEMEANR ...... SB-1143
   LOAN PURCH PROG-CONSOLID LOANS.......... SB-0806
   MEDICAID-NURS HOME WTHDRAWAL........... SB-0808
   MUNI CD-ACQUIRING PROPERTY.................... SB-0276
   MUNI CD-ACQUIRING PROPERTY..................... SB-2065
   MUNI CD-AIRPORTS-CURFEW......................... SB-2067
   MUNI CD-O'HARE AIRPORT-PARKING.......... SB-1145
   MUNI--O'HARE CURFEW ..................................... SB-0273
   OCCUPATION TAX-INTEREST............................. SB-0412
   OWNER-RESIDENT ACT-DUTIES ..................... SB-1491
   PEN CD-TEACHERS-3% INCREASE.................. SB-1782
   PROP TAX-COMPLAINTS/ASSESSMNTS.......... SB-1982
   PROP TAX-REASSESSMT COMPLAINTS........... SB-1248
   PSYCHOLOGIST REGISTRATION ACT................. SB-0809
   PUB AID--GA APPEAL-SUBURB COOK ............. SB-1138
   SPUB AID-GA APPEAL-SUBURB COOK ............. SB-2244
   PURCHASING CORRECTION .................................. SB-2223
   RAFFLES-POLITICAL COMMITTEES ................. SB-1654
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLANNING AUTH............. SB-0275
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLANNING AUTH............. SB-2068
   REGIONL SERV AGENCY FELLOWSHIP............. SB-0782
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ SB-0878
   SAFETY RESP LAW-ADMINISTRATION........... SB-0471
   SCH CD-ASSOC MEMBERSHIP DUES................. SB-0898
   SCH CD-AT RISK KIDS PILOT PROG................... SB-1926
   SCH CD-BOUNDARY CHANGE-DISTRCT....... SB-2116
   SCH CD-CHGO SCHOOL GOVERNANCE........... SB-2144
   SCH CD-DEPT EDUCATION................................... SB-0856
   SCH CD-GRANT/SCH DIST/AIRPORTS............. SB-0274
   SCH CD-GRANTS-NOISE POLLUTION ............ SB-2066
   SCH CD-JT HIGH SCH AGREEMENTS................ SB-0597
   SCH CD-NATL ASSOCIATION DUES .................. SB-0042
   SCH CD-REIMBRSEMT OFFICE EXPNS............. SB-2114
   SCH CD-RESIDENTL SERVICES AUTH.............. SB-0185
   SCH CD-SBE-FUNDING FOR RULE .................. SB-2120
   SCH CD-SBE-REGIONAL SUPT APPT.............. SB-2113
   SCH CD-SBE/CHILD-HOUSING/DRUGS......... SB-2117
   SCH CD-SCHLRSHP COMMN BOND LMT......... SB-1137
   SCH CD-SCHOOL AID FORMULA/CHG............. SB-2182
   SCH CD-STATE AID FORMULA............................ SB-2261
   SCH CD-WAIVE ADMIN TRAINING ................... SB-2119
   SCH CD/IDENTIFY NEW STUDENTS.................... SB-1271
   SCH CD/SPECL ED TCHR SENIORITY ................. SB-0696
   SCH CD/WITHHLD INFO/CHILDABUSE............. SB-1270
   SCHOOL CODE--STATE AID........................ SB-0187
   SCHOOL IMPACT NOTE ACT OF 1988................ SB-2121
   ST GOV-HIKE FEMALE EMPLOYMENT............. SB-1975




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KUSTRA, BOB SENATOR (28TH DIST. REP}-Cont.
   TAX INCRMENT FINANCING-REVISNS........... SB-1300
   TOBACCO TAX-LICENSE REGUIREMNT.......... SB-2086
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE................. SB-2180
   WRKR COMP/OCC DISEASE-TRAUMA ............ SB-0444
   WRKR COMP/OCC DIS-COMP/ALCOHOL........ SB-0599
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KUSTRA
   SENATE BILL: 296, 478, 534, 1596, 1606, 1607, 1622, 1655, 1862, 1906, 2050, 2051,
     2112
   HOUSE BILL: 3, 590, 671, 840, 854, 863, 998, 1018, 1988, 2248, 2256, 2298, 2404,
     2470, 2698, 2727, 3093, 3105, 3203, 3255, 3386, 3387, 3700, 3719, 3779, 3803, 3900,
     3959
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 17, 31, 32, 60, 134, 165, 173, 182, 197, 327, 328, 329, 333,
     346, 423, 455, 462, 506, 571, 598, 620, 673, 681, 845, 868, 936, 939, 955, 991, 992,
     993, 1021, 1107, 1156, 1157, 1253
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 7, 22, 42, 90, 94, 105, 175
LECHOWICZ, THADDEUS SENATOR (6TH DIST. DEM)
   $SUPP-VARIOUS AGENCIES ................................. SB-1520
   ABOLISH LOCAL LABOR RELATN BRD............... SB-0631
   AMUSEMENT RIDE/PERMIT FEE.......................... SB-0155
   CHARITABLE GAMES-HOURS............................. SB-1711
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. SB-0102
   CIVIL ADMN CODE-ADVISORY BOARD ........... SB-0154
   DASA-REGULATE ALCOHOL TREATMNT....... SB-0158
   DEPT R & E DISCIPLINARY FUND........................ SB-1262
   DMHDD-POWERS AND DUTIES........................... SB-1846
   DOT-STDY POLLUTION FACILITIES.................. SB-0961
   DOT-TRAFFIC IMPACT STUDIES .................... SB-0958
   ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOT-MISDEM......... SB-0610
   ELEC CD-BALLOT PROOF...................................... SB-0613
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0611
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING ......................... SB-0612
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0614
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0615
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING......................... SB-0641
   ELEC JUDGE-ELECTION MATERIALS ............... SB-0616
   ELECTN JUDGE UNIFRM COMPENSATN........... SB-1319
   ENERGY CONSUMPTION DATA............................ SB-0159
   EPA ACT-CUBS NIGHT BASEBALL ..................... SB-1544
   EPA-LABORATORY   FEES...................................... SB-0157
   FISH CODE-COMMRCIAL RESTRICTNS ........... SB-1169
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE ACT......................... SB-1592
   HOSPITALS-PATIENT'S RELIGIONS .................. SB-1334
   HOUSING DEV-AUTHORITY ADVICE................. SB-0959
   HOUSING DEV-RESIDENT MORTGAGE............ SB-0960
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ SB-0127
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ SB-0156
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-DEPT-PUB HLTH.......... SB-2249
   MAYOR CHGO NONPARTISAN-ELECTN.......... SB-2055
   MILITRY RESRVS-EMPLYMT DISCRIM............ SB-0162
   MUNI-POLICE-HOME RULE UNIT ................... SB-1963
   PEN CD-CHG POLICE/WIDOW-AGE 63 ........... SB-0606
   PUB LBRARY-POLIC/FIRMN APPLCTN............ SB-0152
   PVT BUS/VOC SCH-MULTPLE CHNGES............ SB-1558
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN.......... SB-0037
   SR CITIZENS ORGANIZATN-SALE TX .............. SB-0294
   VEH CD-HANDICAP PARKING SIGNS ............... SB-0832
   VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE ................. SB-1260
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE................. SB-2180
   VEH CD-SPECIAL PLATES-POLICE.................. SB-1649
   VEH CODE-SENIOR FEE DISCOUNT .............. SB-0153
   WORKERS' COMP-PETITIONS........................... SB-0160
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY LECHOWICZ
   SENATE BILL: 609, 617, 637, 639, 783, 784, 785, 990, 999, 1000, 1240, 2048
   HOUSE BILL: 87, 187, 332, 860, 1223, 1326, 1368, 1374, 1376, 1498, 1854, 1856, 2173,
     2175, 2319, 3132, 3260, 3626, 3870, 3900, 4269
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 8, 11, 28, 50, 79, 137, 153, 209, 210, 226, 240, 259, 270, 316,




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LECHOWICZ, THADDEUS SENATOR (6TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
     334, 335, 410, 414, 462, 494, 530, 548, 568, 622, 641, 689, 700, 717, 756, 767, 772,
     815, 816, 819, 820, 840, 849, 857, 858, 859, 897, 905, 906, 930, 942, 979, 988, 1011,
     1025, 1038, 1064, 1080, 1108, 1113, 1136, 1160, 1163, 1212, 1224, 1300, 1304, 1309,
     1321, 1351, 1360, 1366, 1404, 1434, 1439, 1441, 1485
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 31, 95, 198
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 26, 28, 41, 103, 119, 124, 125
LUFT, RICHARD SENATOR (46TH DIST. DEM)
   ASSESMT SUPRV-ADDTL COMPENSATN......... SB-0735
   ASSESSORS-COMPENSATIONS ......................... SB-0734
   BANK GENERAL CORP POWERS........................... SB-1415
   BANKS GOVT MUTUAL FUNDS ............................. SB-1220
   BANKS/OPERATE MERGNG FACILTIES............. SB-1221
   CITIZEN ADVOCACY COUNCL-FATHER ......... SB-0230
   CIVIL ADM-INTERST/ST CONTRACTS............. SB-1416
   CIVIL PROC-QUICK TAKE/NAT GAS................. SB-1053
   CLINICAL LAB PRACTICE ACT.............................. SB-0567
   COM COLLEGE-TAX FREE BONDS ..................... SB-1439
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT................. SB-0001
   CREDIT CARDS-INTEREST/INFORMTN .......... SB-0400
   CREDIT LAW-PA 85-983-DEFER ...................... SB-1826
   DCCA-PATENT ENFORCEMENT ....................... SB-1109
   DCCA-UNDEVELOPED PATENTS........................ SB-1108
   DEFAMATION-QUAL PRIV/ATTY FEES............ SB-0362
   DOWNSTATE TOLL HGHWY AUTH ACT............. SB-1518
   DWNST PARK DIST-HORSE RACING................. SB-1972
   EDUCATIONAL LABOR-TECH CHANGE........... SB-0402
   EDUCATIONAL LABOR-EMPLOYR RTS............ SB-0408
   ELECTN-VOTER REASSIGNMENT...................... SB-1318
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   ENTERPRISE ZONE-TECHNICAL CHG ............. SB-1780
   EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ............ SB-1304
   FARM DEV-INVESTMNT AG PROCESNG.......... SB-0248
   HLTH FACILTY AUTHORITY-FINANCE........... SB-2009
   HLTH-NURS HOMES-ACCREDITATION ........ SB-2200
   IDFA CHANGE DEFINITN AUTHORITY .............. SB-1112
   INC TAX-INVESTMENT CREDIT ......................... SB-1106
   INCOME TAX-RESEARCH CREDIT.................... SB-1107
   INCREASES PRICE PUBLISH NOTICE.................. SB-0360
   INS CD-JT UNDERWRITNG PROPERTY............ SB-2166
   INSTITUTE/ENTREPRENEURSHIP ED ................ SB-0687
   INTEREST RATE LIMITS.......................................... SB-0186
   LOCAL GOVERNMNT POWER & DUTIES............ SB-0233
   MOTOR FUEL STANDARD-GASOHOL ............... SB-1973
   MUNI CD-TX INCREMENT FINANCING .......... SB-2089
   MUNI CD-WORKING CASH FUND...................... SB-2240
   MUNI-FIREFIGHTER INDEMNIFICATN........... SB-1964
   OCCUPATION TX-1/4 MTHLY PAYMNT........... SB-0479
   OCCUPATION-USE TX-PAYMT......................... SB-1052
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PROP TAX-ASMT REVISION-NOTICE ............. SB-0733
   PROP TAX-PROTEST FUND................................... SB-1965
   PUB UTIL-CORP SUBSIDIARY-REORG............ SB-0764
   PUBLIC AID-MEDICAL ASSISTANCE................. SB-0578
   PUBLIC SECURITIES/FINANCE ACT.................... SB-1597
   PUBLIC UNIV PATENTS ACT-IBHE .................... SB-1252
   REPEAL SOFTWARE LIC ENFORCEMNT............ SB-1051
   RESPONSIBLE PROP TRANSFER ACT.................. SB-1977
   SALES TX-QUARTER MONTH PYMTS............... SB-1781
   SALES UTIL TX-EXMPT MANUF FUEL ............. SB-0235
   SCH CD-BOARD RETAIN MINUTES .................. SB-1206
   SCH CD-ED SUPPORT PERSONNEL.................... SB-0361
   SCHOOL CD-ST BRD ELIGIBILITY................... SB-0234
   SCHOOLS-PROPRIETR STUDENT ASST............ SB-1173
   SCHOOLS-TAX FREE BONDS................................ SB-1438
   TAX INCENTIVES-SMALL BUSINESS ............. SB-0394
   TAX INCRMENT FINANCING-REVISNS........... SB-1300




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LUFT, RICHARD SENATOR (46TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   TAX INCRMENT FINANCING-REVISNS........... SB-1534
   TAX-FREE BONDS/INT REV CD .......................... SB-1440
   TOWNSHIP LAW-CAUCUS................................... SB-0232
   TOWNSHIPS-ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS......... SB-0380
   UNCLAIMED PROPERTY-DISPOSITION ........... SB-1113
   UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT............... SB-1674
   VEH CD-INCREASE SPEED LIMIT....................... SB-0093
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY LUFT
   SENATE BILL: 17, 33, 82, 363, 370, 409, 1599, 1835, 1836, 1862
   HOUSE BILL: 72, 161, 162, 163, 395, 410, 441, 479, 542, 579, 589, 700, 706, 840, 942,
     1173, 1174, 1317, 1401, 1433, 1603, 1859, 1968, 2011, 2012, 2347, 2415, 2535, 2555,
     2558, 2636, 2790, 3068, 3104, 3118, 3135, 3195, 3197, 3255, 3445, 3462, 3982, 4091,
     4111, 4130
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 22, 102, 223, 412, 462, 615, 680, 713, 726, 901, 907, 908, 926,
     927, 1144, 1272, 1294
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 87, 165
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 40, 88, 120, 133, 151, 175
MACDONALD, VIRGINIA B. SENATOR (27TH DIST. REP)
   BANK HOLDNG CO/MIDWST BNK REGN........... SB-0990
   CHILD CARE SERVICES-LICENSURE ............... SB-0649
   CORR CD-SEXL ASSAULT-AIDS TEST ............ SB-1242
   CRIM CD-SEXUAL ABUSE/AGGRAVTD............ SB-0569
   CRIM CD-THEFT-MENTALLY DISABLD ........ SB-1668
   DIE AND MOLD LIEN ACT.......................................  SB-0668
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   ELEC CD-ELECTN JUDGE COMPNSATN .......... SB-1218
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING......................... SB-0641
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTE SYSTEM ............ SB-0642
   ELEC CD-HELP DISABLED VOTERS ................... SB-0557
   ELEC-PRIMARY ELECTN-DATE CHG ............. SB-0064
   ELECTION CD-VOTE DELAY ................................ SB-0639
   ELECTION CODE-REGISTRATION...................... SB-0179
   ELECTION JUDGES/DUTIES/JURIES ................... SB-1241
   ELECTN JUDGE UNIFRM COMPENSATN........... SB-1319
   ELECTON CODE-PRECINCT BD ADMIN........... SB-0137
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   EPA-LOCAL WATER GRANTS.............................. SB-0270
   ESTATE TENANCY/JOINT RIGHTS...................... SB-0084
   GROUNDWTER-PUBL WATER SUPPLIES......... SB-1482
   HANDICAPPED RECREATNL TAX RATE............ SB-0600
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND-ELDERLY......... SB-0013
   INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... SB-1562
   INS CD-ALZHEIMERS COVERAGE..................... SB-0004
   LIMIT VOLUNTEER LIABILITY.............................. SB-0681
   MARRIAGE LIC-AIDS TEST REQRMNT ............ SB-0085
   MEDICAID-NURS HOME WTHDRAWAL........... SB-0808
   METRO SAN DIST ANNEXATION.......................... SB-0140
   MIN & FEMALE-REDEFINE AGENCIES............ SB-1177
   MOTOR CARRIER-CONFIDENTIALITY ............ SB-1930
   NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS................. SB-0588
   OPEN DUMP SITE REGULATIONS......................... SB-1958
   PEN CD-POLCE & FIRE-SECURITIES............... SB-1667
   PODIATRIC MEDICAL ACT OF 1987 ...................... SB-0478
   PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY FEES ............................... SB-0913
   RENT DISTRESS/HOME RULE POWER................ SB-0756
   REV-FOREST MGMT PLANS ................................. SB-0079
   SCH CD-HIGH SCH BOUNDARY CHG............ SB-2087
   SCH CD-PROGRAM DISCONTINUANCE........... SB-1675
   SOCIAL SECURITY NUM-DISCLOSURE............ SB-1669
   ST AID FORMULA-EXCELLENT PUPIL ............. SB-1680
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MACDONALD
   SENATE BILL: 1, 141, 272, 274, 276, 609, 635, 640, 873, 995, 1141, 1145, 1596, 1654,
     1655
     HOUSE BILL: 316, 593, 737, 748, 978, 1087, 1279, 1729, 2013,2372, 2559, 2560, 2670,
     2699, 3179, 3345, 3424, 3425, 3468, 3668, 3881, 3971, 4172




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MACDONALD, VIRGINIA B. SENATOR (27TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 98, 102, 353, 427, 429, 462, 653, 830, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835,
     836, 837, 838, 839, 911, 912, 913, 970, 1030, 1210, 1212, 1357, 1358, 1359, 1408,
     1433, 1442, 1474, 1475, 1486
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 133, 220
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 42, 82, 94, 113, 132, 159, 175
MADIGAN, ROBERT A. SENATOR (45TH DIST. REP)
   AG DIVERSIF DEV ACT ...........................................  SB-1452
   AGING-NURSING HM PRESCREENING............ SB-2243
   BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE..................................... SB-2004
   CONSERVATION RESERVE ACT............................. SB-1228
   COUNTY-LONG RANGE HIGHWAY PLAN....... SB-1201
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT .................. SB-0001
   DIR NUCLEAR SAFETY-INSPECTIONS............. SB-1490
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   DPH-WOMEN & INFANT FOOD STAMP............ SB-1454
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   EVALUATE ED SERVICE PERSONNEL................. SB-0724
   FISH CD-AQUATIC LIFE LICENSING................. SB-0766
   HIGHWAY CD-COUNTY BRD-APPEALS......... SB-1944
   HLTH FACILITIES PLAN ACT-FUNDS............... SB-1489
   IDOT REGIONAL POLLUTION CONTRL.............. SB-0931
   LIQUOR-SALE/DELIVERY MUNI BLDG............ SB-0277
   MEAT POULTRY INSPECTN-LICENSE.............. SB-0545
   MOTOR  FUEL-GASOHOL.......................................  SB-1687
   NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS................ SB-0588
   PUBLIC AID-STAFF-RECRUITMENT ............... SB-0929
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN .......... SB-0037
   RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES.................................. SB-1943
   SCH CD/INSTITUTE ADVISORY COMM.............. SB-0725
   STATE EMPLOYEES-SICK LEAVE.......................... SB-1922
   WILDLIFE CD-TOXIC PELLETS............................ SB-0924
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MADIGAN
   SENATE BILL: 236, 312, 1680, 2102
   HOUSE BILL: 91, 269, 281, 309, 706, 727, 1015, 1218, 1374, 1852, 2222, 2339, 2360,
     2800, 3442, 3730, 3758, 3805, 4052, 4053, 4174
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 102, 175, 232, 271, 356, 462, 713, 901, 909, 941, 1135
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 111, 115
MAHAR, WILLIAM F.,JR. SENATOR (19TH DIST. REP)
   $OCE-DEPT FINANCIAL INSTITUTNS.............. SB-0320
   $OCE-DEPT  REVENUE ..........................................  SB-0338
   $OCE-DEPT-FINANCIAL INSTITUION ............ SB-1742
   $OCE-MEDICAL CENTER COMMISSION .......... SB-0346
   $OCE-MEDICAL CENTER COMMISSION .......... SB-1753
   AGRICULTURAL FAIR-EMP SALARY............... SB-1038
   BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE.....................................  SB-2004
   CIRCUIT JUDGES/DELEGATES.............................. SB-0652
   CITIZEN ASSEMBLY-MENTAL HEALTH.......... SB-1327
   CIV PRO-LIMITATION MALPRACTICE ............ SB-0701
   CORR-MEDICAL SERVICES/JAILS..................... SB-0080
   COUNTIES-PURCHASES-BIDS......................... SB-0461
   CRIM ID ACT-BURN REPORTING ................... SB-0035
   DEFINE HIGH ED-ZERO COUPN BOND............. SB-0002
   DMHDD-FACILITIES-ABUSE............................ SB-1328
   DRUG/ALCHL TEST-RADIOACTV WSTE.......... SB-1125
   ELEC CD-BALLOT BOX STORAGE ...................... SB-1034
   ELEC CD-CAMPGN CONTRIB & EXPEN............ SB-0653
   ELEC CD-ELECTN JUDGE COMPNSATN .......... SB-1218
   ELECTN JUDGE UNIFRM COMPENSATN........... SB-1319
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   ENTRPRIS BUS-ELECTRIC CONTRACT............ SB-0559
   EPA-FEDERAL AIR POLLUTN RULES.............. SB-0934
   FIRE PROT DIST-VET PREFERENCE ............... SB-0222
   HAZARDOUS WASTE-TRANSPORTATION...... SB-1236
   HEALTH  BOARD STIPEND....................................... SB-1041
   HEALTH PLAN-CAPITAL EXPENDITUR........... SB-2063
   HEALTH/SAFETY-STATE ONLY......................... SB-0530




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MAHAR, WILLIAM F.,JR. SENATOR (19TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   HIGHWAYS-NOTICE TO MUNI............................ SB-1785
   HORSE RACING-OFF TRACK BETTING............ SB-2256
   HORSE RACING-WAGERING/ZONING ............ SB-0081
   I SEARCH/FUNDS-BOARDS-REPORTS........... SB-0933
   ICC-PUB UTIL/RETRN-FIRE PROTEC............. SB-1875
   INCOME TAX-TARGET JOBS CREDIT................ SB-0459
   INS-PODIATRIST REIMBURSEMENT................. SB-1191
   JUVENILE CODE/PROTECTION ORDER ............. SB-0950
   LIMIT NON-ECON LOSS-MED MALPRC......... SB-0807
   MUNICIPAL CLERK TRAINING INST .................. SB-0457
   NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTN.......... SB-0241
   PENALTY INJURE POLICE DOGS .......................... SB-0131
   PODIATRIC MEDICAL ACT OF 1987 ...................... SB-0478
   PRODUCT LIABILITY ACT-CREATES ................ SB-1059
   PUB AID-TRADE SCHOOL-SOLICITNG........... SB-1876
   PUB UTIL-WHEELING ELECTRICITY................ SB-1850
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ SB-0878
   RESIDENT PAYS NONRES TUITION..................... SB-0683
   SCH CD-ELCTN SCHOOL TRUSTEES ................. SB-1786
   SCH CD-ELEC SCHOOL TRUSTEES..................... SB-0716
   SCH CD-TREASURER CPA.................................. SB-0715
   SCHOOL CODE-DEBT LIMITATION.................... SB-0460
   SP ED-DEVEL DISABLD-HABILITATN............. SB-1382
   ST BD ED-COMMTY BLOCK HOME PGM .......... SB-0949
   TAX INCREMENT-SCHOOLS................................ SB-1042
   TAX LEVIES/CAP/HOMESTEAD PROP ................ SB-1679
   TOWNSHIP TRANSPORT IMPACT DIST............... SB-1787
   TOWNSHIPS-PLAN COMMISSION.................... SB-1384
   UNCLAIMED PROPERTY-REPORT ..................... SB-0458
   VEH CD-HANDICAP PARKING SIGNS............... SB-0832
   VEH CD-PURPLE HEART PLATES....................... SB-0132
   VEHICLE CD-WEIGHT LIMIT-FINES ............... SB-0855
   VITAL REC-BLOOD TYP BIRTH CERT ............. SB-0932
   WORKERS COMP-EVALUATE LOSS ................. SB-0083
   WRK COMP/OCC DIS-HEARING LOSS.............. SB-0199
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MAHAR
   SENATE BILL: 236, 270, 616, 617, 635, 636, 637, 638, 990, 1307, 1596
   HOUSE BILL: 106, 300, 730, 778, 790, 862, 1010, 1253, 1349, 1526, 1548, 1818, 2084,
     2454, 2537, 2674, 2722, 2807, 2839, 3099, 3204, 3226, 3228, 3666, 3671, 3712, 3838,
     4011, 4145
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 34, 66, 74, 78, 99, 103, 104, 135, 164, 176, 177, 258, 265, 266,
     299, 300, 353, 384, 385, 462, 491, 539, 540, 541, 542, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 621,
     643, 646, 676, 715, 721, 722, 745, 746, 747, 750, 774, 799, 800, 801, 802, 803, 821,
     824, 949, 950, 1001, 1010, 1060, 1111, 1141, 1180, 1189, 1207, 1208, 1209, 1273,
     1275, 1277, 1320, 1422, 1431, 1465
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 17, 97
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 69, 90, 132, 185
MAITLAND, JOHN W.,JR. SENATOR (44TH DIST. REP)
    $DEPT AGRICULTURE-STUDY ............................ SB-0840
    $DEPT CONSERVATION-STUDY.......................... SB-0838
    $DEPT PUBL HEALTH-STUDY ............................. SB-0835
    $DEPT-CORRECTIONS-INMATES..................... SB-0836
    $METRO FAIR & EXPOSITION AUTH................... SB-1745
    $OCE-BOARD OF REGENTS................................... SB-0287
    $OCE-BOARD OF REGENTS................................... SB-1695
    $OCE-DEPT CHILDREN & FAM SERV ................ SB-0344
    $OCE- DEPT PUBLIC  AID......................................... SB-0347
    $OCE-DEPT-PUBLIC AID...................................... SB-1755
    $OCE-RETIREMENT SYSTEMS ............................ SB-1749
    SOCE-STATE SCHLRSHIP COMMISSN............... SB-0367
    $ST UNIV RETIREMENT SYSTEM ...................... SB-1758
    $SUPP-ST BRD EDUCATION.................................. SB-1533
    $SUPP-VARIOUS AGENCIES.............................. SB-0453
    $VARIOUS AGENCIES-OCE-DOT ................ SB-0839
    ANIMALS-DAMAGE REIMBURSEMNT ............. SB-1953
    BRD ED-IMPLEMNTATN DEFERRAL.................. SB-1891




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MAITLAND, JOHN W.,JR. SENATOR (44TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   BRD HGHR ED-ADMN STANDARDS .................. SB-1890
   COMM COLL-NEW BRD MEMBR ELECTN....... SB-1546
   CUB-ANNUAL   REPORT .......................................... SB-0371
   DRUG PARAPHERNALIA - PENALTIES............. SB-1529
   DRUG PARAPHERNALIA-PENALTIES ............... SB-1604
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   FARM DEBT MANAGEMENT ACT ......................... SB-1535
   INC TX/NONSUBSTANTIVE CHANGES............... SB-1896
   INCR BOND AUTHORIZATION .............................. SB-0837
   NURSING HOME-DEFICIENCIES........................ SB-2201
   PORNO PHONE MESSAGE TAX ACT..................... SB-1596
   PROPERTY TAX-EXEMPTIONS ............................ SB- 1670
   PUB AID-MEDICAID NURSING HOMES............ SB-2199
   RAILROAD RT OF WAY-SALE/LEASE ............... SB-0517
   REGISTERING SCHOOL CHILDREN..................... SB-1202
   RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES.................................. SB-1943
   RESPONSIBLE PROP TRANSFER ACT.................. SB-1977
   SCH CD-ASBESTOS ABATEMENT ACT.............. SB-0043
   SCH CD-REGL SUPT FINANCE AUDIT............... SB-1012
   SCH CD-RESIDENTL SERVICES AUTH.............. SB-0185
   SCH CD-SCHOOL AID FORMULA/CHG............. SB-2182
   SCH CD-TRUANCY PETITIONS............................ SB-0854
   SCH CD-UNIT CONVERSION-CHGS................. SB-0426
   SCH CD-5 YR HIGH SCH DEACTIVAT............. SB-0446
   SCHOOL CD & INCOME TAX-FUNDING........... SB-0447
   SCHOOL CODE-STATE AID ................................... SB-0187
   SCHOOLS-TREASURERS BOND........................... SB-0755
   STATE MONEY-TO COUNTIES............................. SB-0427
   TAXATION-INAPPLICABILITY............................ SB-1895
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MAITLAND
   SENATE BILL: 1, 283, 284, 285, 286, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 534, 897, 898, 1689,
     1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1696, 1697, 1710, 1906
   HOUSE BILL: 124, 126, 127, 147, 218, 319, 393, 484, 632, 691, 782, 792, 857, 960,
     1058, 1096, 1312, 1820, 1875, 2718, 2849, 3125, 3211, 3212, 3216, 3229, 3282, 3347,
     3462, 3524, 3930, 3931, 3949, 4035, 4039
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 102, 399, 437, 462, 845, 909
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 38
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 93, 95, 111, 160
MAROVITZ, WILLIAM A. SENATOR (3RD DIST. DEM)
   AGGRAV BATTERY/HARM PROSECUTOR......... SB-1405
   AGGRAV BATTRY/SENR CITZ/FELONY ............ SB-1437
   AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY ACT ............................... SB-0100
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE................................... SB-1718
   ALTERNATVE DEFAMATN ACTN-DAMGS...... SB-0306
   APPLLATE CT-REPEAL OBSOLET ACT.............. SB-2093
   BUS CORP ACT-ADDRESSES................................. SB-0448
   CHARITABLE GAMES-BET LIMIT....................... SB-1793
   CHILD CUSTODY-MODIFICATION..................... SB-0220
   CHILD CUSTODY-VIOLENCE/PROBATE .......... SB-1773
   CHILD SUPPORT MODIFICATION......................... SB-1774
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-40% RENT............................. SB-0429
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-RENTAL INCOME............. SB-0529
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-INCR THRESHOLD........... SB-0625
   CITZN UTILITY BD-PUBLIC NOTICE ................. SB-0172
   CIV PRO-ATTY SIGNATURE/CERTIF ................ SB-1153
   CIVIL JURY-SUPREME COURT RULE................. SB-2194
   CIVIL PROC-LAND TRUSTS.................................. SB-0219
   CIVIL PROC-SEX OFFNSE-PHYSICAL ............. SB-1374
   COMPREHENSIVE SEX ED-AIDS......................... SB-0550
   CONDOS-COMMON EXPENSES/STANDRD..... SB-0527
   CONSECUTIVE SNTNCS-SEX ASSAULT ........... SB-1375
   CONSMR FRAUD-DECPTV BUS PRACTC.......... SB-1345
   CONSMR FRAUD-TEMP RESTRNG ORDR........ SB-1346
   CONSUMER LOAN-PREPAYMENT .................... SB-2092
   CONSUMR FRAUD-ROOFING VIOLATN........... SB-1347
   CONVICTS-PAYMENT OF COSTS..................... SB-0116





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MAROVITZ, WILLIAM A. SENATOR (3RD DIST. DEM)--Cont.
   CONVICTS-PAYMENT OF COSTS........................ SB-0305
   CORR-MISDEMEANOR-INCR PROBATN ....... SB-1479
   CORRECTIONS-IST DEGREE MURDER ............ SB-1412
   COUNSELOR REGISTRATION ACT....................... SB-1466
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES....................... SB-0217
   CREDIT CARDS-NO SURCHARGE....................... SB-0626
   CREDIT CARDS-NO SURCHARGE....................... SB-1337
   CRIM CD-ATHLETIC INDUCEMENTS ............. SB-1170
   CRIM CD-DEFINE FELONY ................................... SB-1377
   CRIM CD-PROHIBIT/PAINT PELLETS............... SB-1797
   CRIM CD-PROHIBIT/PAINT PELLETS............... SB-1798
   CRIM CD-SOLICITATION OF MURDER............. SB-1411
   CRIM PROC-BAIL DENIAL/TRIAL...................... SB-0028
   CRIM PROC-SEX OFFENSE TESTIMNY............. SB-1373
   CRIM PROC-WARRANT/SEAT BELT ................. SB-0094
   CRIME VICTIMS RAISE LIMITS............................. SB-0564
   CRIMINAL PROC-GRAND JURY ......................... SB-0358
   DAY CARE CENTER/HOME-STANDRDS.......... SB-1353
   DCFS-DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE................ SB-1442
   DCFS-RVIEW SBSTNCE ABUSE PROBS............. SB-1505
   DEATH PENLTY/1ST DEGREE MURDER............. SB-1531
   DENY BAIL-FELONY OFFENSES......................... SB-1406
   DISPENSING OPTICIAN ACT .................................. SB-0823
   DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER FUND.............. SB-0525
   DISSOLUTION OF CORPORATIONS...................... SB-2095
   DIVORCE-IMPOUND COURT FILES.................... SB-1941
   DOCTOR MALPRACTIC/4 RATE CLASS .............. SB-1338
   DOT-TRAFFIC IMPACT STUDIES ........................ SB-0958
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   DRIVING OFFENSES-PENALTIES ....................... SB-1473
   DRUG PARAPHERNALIA - PENALTIES............. SB-1529
   DUI-CLASS 4 FELONY.......  ..................................  SB-0193
   DUI-JUDICIAL DRV PRMTS-SPRVISN............. SB-0192
   DUI-SOBRIETY TESTS-PROBATION ................ SB-1504
   ELCT CD-PUBLSH DEPTY REGISTRAR ............. SB-0979
   ELEC CD-DEFINE ACCESSIBLE ........................... SB-2205
   ELECTROLGY LIC/DISCIPLINARY BD................ SB-2270
   EMERGENCY BLOOD ALCOHOL TEST ............... SB-0194
   FIRST 1987 REVISORY  ACT......................................  SB-1085
   FLOODWAY-BUILDING ON PYLONS.............. SB-2209
   ICC CLASS ACTION RATES .....................................  SB-0736
   IDENT CARD/PURPORT OFFICAL CRD................ SB-1472
   IMPLIED CONSENT ON ALL ROADS ................... SB-1402
   INC TAX-DEPENDENT CARE DEDCTN ............. SB-0215
   INC TAX-EXEMPTION-DISABLED.................... SB-2206
   INCOME TAX-ELDERLY-RENTAL ................ SB-0632
   INCOME TAX-ELDERLY-RENTAL ................... SB-1451
   INCOME TAX-HOME CARE SERVICE................ SB-1019
   INCOME TAX-RENT DEDUCTION ...................... SB-0526
   INCREASES PENALTIES FOR THEFT ................... SB-1404
   INS CD-CIVIL CAUSE OF ACTION....................... SB-2167
   INS CD-MAX PUNITIVE DAMAGES.................... SB-2168
   INS CD-PUNITIVE DAMAGES........................... SB-2169
   INS CD-TYPES GROUP INSURANCE.................. SB-2165
   INS PHYSICIAN MERIT RATE PLAN ................... SB-1340
   INS-PROPRTY/CASUALITY/RATE REG ........... SB-1341
   INSURANCE RATE REGULATION...................... SB-2160
   INSURANCE-ANTITRUST EXEMPTION............ SB-2161
   INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC EVENT.............. SB-0070
   JUV CT-SUBSTANCE ABUSE................................. SB-1996
   LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ACT ...................... SB-0821
   MARRIAGE-AIDS TEST REQUIREMENT........... SB-2061
   MEDICAID-NURS HOME WTHDRAWAL........... SB-0808
   MHDD-MENTALLY ILL/ADMISSION ................ SB-2094
   MTR VEH-ODOMETER READINGS..................... SB-1343
   NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORP REVOCATION.......... SB-0449
   NURSES-SUBSTANCE ABUSE ........................... SB-0938




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MAROVITZ, WILLIAM A. SENATOR (3RD DIST. DEM--Cont.
   OCCUP DISEAS/TOXIC/PRESUMPTION.............. SB-0983
   PEN CD-CHGO LABOR-FORMULA................ SB-0622
   PEN CD-CHGO LABOR-DISCRIMINATN ........ SB-2207
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-CHILD ANNUITY......... SB-0620
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-MINIM ANNUITY........ SB-0621
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-FORMULA...................... SB-0628
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-REMARRIAGE.............. SB-0824
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE........... SB-1940
   PEN CD-CHGO-COMPOUND 3%......................... SB-0627
   PEN CD-DISABILITY/LIMITS.............................. SB-1075
   PEN CD-LABORER-EARLY RETIREMNT........ SB-1076
   PEN CD-LABORER-EARLY RETIREMNT........ SB-1077
   PEN CD-LABORER-EARLY RETIREMNT........ SB-1078
   PEN-CHGO MUNI-WIDOW ANNUITANT....... SB-0619
   PEN-CHGO TCHR-RETIREMT FORMULA...... SB-1775
   PENSION-INVSTMT-MORTGAGE NOTE......... SB-0669
   PENSION-LABORER-COMPOUND 3%............. SB-1079
   PHYS FITNESS CENTER-BONDS ......................... SB-1344
   POWER OF ATTORNEY ACT.................................... SB-0524
   PREPAYMENT SUBSIDIZED MORTGAGE... ....... SB-1800
   PREPAYMENT SUBSIDIZED MORTGAGE........... SB-1942
   PRETRIAL SERVICES TO DEFENDANT................. SB-1399
   PROBATE ACT-PATERNITY DECEDENT........... SB-0522
   PROBATE-NOTICE/TRUST BENEFITS ............... SB-0822
   PROBATE-SMALL ESTATE AFFIDAVI............... SB-0423
   PROPERTY TX-RENTAL CONVERSIONS.......... SB-0428
   PUB AID CD-DETERMINE ELIGIBLTY.............. SB-0523
   PUB AID-SHELTER STANDARD AMT ................ SB-0645
   PUB AID/DEMONSTRAT PROJ/GRANTS ............ SB-0994
   PUB AID/NURSING HOMES/AIDS ....................... SB-0995
   PUB UTLITIES-UTILTY ADVERT EXP................ SB-0130
   PUBL UTILITY LIMIT ACCESS FEE....................... SB-0216
   RELEASE OF JUVENILE RECORDS ....................... SB-1401
   REQUIRE MALPRACTICE INSURANCE............... SB-1339
   SCH CD-CHGO SCHOOL GOVERNANCE........... SB-2144
   SCH CD-COMPREH HEALTH ED-AIDS............ SB-0500
   SCH CD-LEASE/SALE OF BUILDING ................. SB-2208
   SCH CD-NATL ASSOCIATION DUES .................. SB-0042
   SCH CD-RECERTIFY-EVAL/TEACHER........... SB-2045
   SCH CD-REFERENDUM/SCH BOARDS.............. SB-0897
   SECURITIES EXEMPT TRANSACT FEE................ SB-0817
   SECURITIES FEES-DEFINITION .......................... SB-0450
   SEN CIT-DISABL/MED RELIEF/FUEL ............... SB-1352
   SENIOR CITIZNS HOMESTEAD EXEMP.............. SB-0562
   SPORT FAC AUTH-ABOLISH-NO TEAM.......... SB-2202
   SR CITZ-HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS............... SB-0528
   ST POLICE-INFO/BIAS CRIMES........................... SB-1155
   SURROGATE PARENTAGE ACT........................... SB-1111
   TOXIC SUBSTANCE-HAZARD WARNING........ SB-0563
   TOXIC-FREE WORKPLACE ACT.......................... SB-2245
   UNIFORM CONDOMINIUM ACT............................. SB-0624
   UNIFORM LIMITED PARTNERSHIP ..................... SB-1261
   UNIFRM HLTH-CARE INFORMATN ACT......... SB-1528
   UNLAWFUL DISCRIMINATN/CONSUMER........ SB-1536
   UTILITY LIMIT ACCESS FEE...................................  SB-1939
   VEH CD-DEFINITIONS.......................................  SB-1474
   VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE................. SB-1260
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   VEH CD-REVOCATION/MULTI DUI................... SB-1471
   VEH CD/ADVISORY COMM/FORMS ................... SB-1163
   VEHICLE RELOCATORS-REGULATIONS.......... SB-1181
   VICTIMS-RT TO KNOW SENTENCE ................... SB-1410
   WORKPLACE SAFETY DEVICE ACT ..................... SB-2246
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MAROVITZ
   SENATE BILL: 17, 242, 1160, 2278
   HOUSE BILL: 42, 50, 67, 93, 97, 99, 100, 176, 192, 295, 310, 328, 330, 421, 443, 471,
     507, 510, 546, 547, 548, 549, 715, 736, 737, 741, 744, 787, 842, 866, 871, 923, 1035,




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     1109, 1229, 1268, 1342, 1469, 1502, 1572, 1727, 1768, 1786, 1844, 1937, 1946, 2164,
     2350, 2422, 2423, 2436, 2465, 2492, 2507, 2574, 2577, 2580, 2688, 2700, 2702, 2715,
     2906, 2913, 2941, 2942, 2944, 3057, 3113, 3335, 3338, 3401, 3437, 3510, 3536, 3537,
     3592, 3593, 3891, 3900, 3934, 3938, 3949, 4116, 4179, 4241
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 23, 249, 252, 262, 375, 382, 462, 679, 763, 778, 779, 932, 972,
     1003, 1015, 1044, 1164, 1212, 1225, 1252
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 88, 104, 156
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 16, 44, 81, 83
NETSCH, DAWN CLARK SENATOR (4TH DIST. DEM)
   ABANDONED HOUSING REHAB ACT .................. SB-1428
   BACCALAUREATE EDUC SYSTM TRUST............ SB-0017
   BUDGET-PENSION FUNDING .............................. SB-1469
   CHILD ABUSE-RECORDS-ACCESS................... SB-1296
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. SB-0102
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-ELIGIBILITY ....................... SB-1441
   CIRCUIT CT & CLERKS-STATE PAID................. SB-0664
   CITZN UTILITY BD-PUBLIC NOTICE................. SB-0172
   CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION-CALL ......... SB-1655
   CONTROLLED SUBST ACT-EDUC PGMS........... SB-1295
   CRIM CD-PUBLIC CONTRACTS ........................... SB-1500
   CRIM CD-PUBLIC CONTRACTS ........................... SB-2002
   CRIM CD-SEXUAL ABUSE/AGGRAVTD............ SB-0569
   CRIM CD-SEXUAL ASSAULT & ABUSE............. SB-1788
   CRIME STATISTICS-DISCLOSURE.................... SB-1158
   CRIMINAL PRO-EXPERT TESTIMONY.............. SB-1789
   CRIMINL PRO-HEARSAY EXCEPTION.............. SB-0570
   CUSAS IMPACT NOTE ACT...................................... SB-0692
   DASA-  DUI FUND ....................................................  SB-2193
   DASA-HEALTH PROGRAM STANDARDS.......... SB-0482
   DIVORCE ACT-SUPPORT-INTEREST ............... SB-0775
   ELEC CD-BRD ELECTN COMMISSIONR............ SB-0665
   ELEC CD-GOV-LT GOV NOMINATION............ SB-0120
   ELECTION CODE-OBJECTIONS ........................... SB-0571
   ELECTIONS-GENERAL PRIMARY ...................... SB-0164
   EPA-TOXIC AIR CONTAMINANTS ..................... SB-0442
   FIN INSTITUTNS RESPNSIBLTY ACT .................. SB-1392
   GENERAL BOND ACT-PUNCTUATION ............. SB-0109
   GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION FINANCE............ SB-0205
   HOUS DEV ACT-SPECIAL PROJ FND.................. SB-0572
   HUMAN RTS ACT-FAMILY MED LEAVE.......... SB-1160
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ SB-0401
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... SB-1562
   INCOME TX-ELIMNATE REF/INT REV............. SB-0249
   INCOME TX-MINIMUM CORP TAX .................... SB-1162
   INCOME TX-RENT DEDUCTION ..................... SB-0204
   LAWYERS-BAR EXAM/ANNUAL FEES............. SB-0873
   LIE DETECTOR TEST-CRIME VICTIM ............. SB-1159
   LOTTERY - LEGIS OVERSIGHT............................ SB-1247
   LOTTERY-LEGIS ADVISORY COMMIT.............. SB-1246
   MAIL-ORDER PHARMACY.................................... SB-1812
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST..................... SB-1656
   MARRIAGE-AIDS TEST REQUIREMENT........... SB-2061
   MUNI CD-COLLUSION/RPT ST ATTY................ SB-1432
   PENSION-STATE FUNDING .................................. SB-1470
   PRIVATE ACTIVITY BOND ALLOCATN............... SB-1167
   PROPERTY TX-DELINQUENT PENALTY.......... SB-0392
   PUB UTIL/ICC/ADJUST UTILTY RTE................... SB-1431
   PUB UTLITIES-UTILTY ADVERT EXP............... SB-0130
   PUBL UTILITY LIMIT ACCESS FEE.................... SB-0216
   PUBLIC UTILITY FUND REBATES...................... SB-1050
   RETAILER OCC TX-INTERST RATE ................ SB-0279
   REV-CNTY CLERK/CANCEL EXTENSN............ SB-0203
   REVENUE-DELINQUENT TAX-INTERST ....... SB-0280
   SALES TAX-OCCASIONAL SALES....................... SB-0378
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPAL DUTIES.................... SB-0108
   SCH CD-CHICAGO SCHOOL PRINICPL ............. SB-2024




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NETSCH, DAWN CLARK SENATOR (4TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SCH CD-RECERTIFY-EVAL/TEACHER........... SB-2045
   SCH CD-SBE-FUNDING FOR RULE ............... SB-2120
   SCHOOL IMPACT NOTE ACT OF 1988................... SB-2121
   STATE/LOCAL OCCUPATION USE TAX.............. SB-1862
   TAX ASSESSORS-COMPENSATION.................... SB-1161
   TOBACCO PRODUCTS TAX ACT ............................ SB-0604
   TOBACCO TAX-LICENSE REGUIREMNT.......... SB-2086
   TORT IMMUNITY-ALCOHOLISM/DRUGS....... SB-0040
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE ................. SB-2180
   VEH CD-SOS/SALE OF LISTS................................ SB-0163
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY NETSCH
   SENATE BILL: 100, 141, 409, 500, 1800
   HOUSE BILL: 100, 252, 272, 401, 681, 736, 737, 741, 976, 981, 982, 1055, 1133, 1167,
     1168, 1312, 1411, 1412, 1473, 1667, 1812, 1832, 1888, 1920, 1956, 2113, 2569, 2574,
     2577, 2909, 2913, 2918, 3338, 3435, 3466, 3524, 3538, 3714, 3718, 3735, 3785, 3793,
     3858, 3864
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 249, 462, 1225, 1250, 1433
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 4, 133, 186, 226
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 1, 13
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 7, 16, 82, 94, 105, 120, 127, 128, 129, 161, 162, 175
NEWHOUSE, RICHARD H. SENATOR (13TH DIST. DEM)
   APPRENTICE/TRAINING COUNCIL..................... SB-1444
   APPRENTICESHIP & TRAINING ACT................... SB-1445
   APPRENTICESHIP & TRAINING ACT................... SB-2210
   BRD HIGHER ED-MINORITY-ED PROG.......... SB-1101
   CHICAGO LOCAL SCHOOL AUTONOMY ............ SB-2222
   CITIES-VILLAGES-CHICAGO MAYOR............ SB-1935
   CONTRACTORS LICENSE LAW.............................. SB-1175
   EDUC OPP ACT/MINORITY PARTICIP.................. SB-1102
   HUMAN RTS-ST AGENCY NONCOMPLY......... SB-2267
   MIN & FEMALE BUSN CERTIFICATES................ SB-1251
   MUNI-ELECTION CD-CHICAGO MAYOR....... SB-1934
   PEN CD-UNIV-BRD OF TRUSTEES.................... SB-1186
   PHYSICAL THERAPY  ACT....................................... SB-0515
   PHYSICAL THERAPY-UNLAWFUL PRAC......... SB-1278
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. SB-0566
   SCH CD-RECERTIFY-EVAL/TEACHER........... SB-2045
   SCHLS/COMM CLLGS-DROPOUT YOUTH ....... SB-1176
   SCHOOL CD-ST BRD ELIGIBILITY ...................... SB-0234
   SCHOOLS-PROPRIETR STUDENT ASST............ SB-1173
   ST APPRENTICSHP-TRAING COUNCIL............. SB-2204
   ST EMPLOYEE--COMPARABLE WORTH ............ SB-0951
   STATE CONSTRUCTION-APPRENTICES........... SB-1468
   STATE CONSTRUCTION-APPRENTICES........... SB-2203
   STATE UNIVERSITY CIVIL SERVICE.................... SB-1936
   UNEMP INS-SEMINARY NOT EMPLYMT......... SB-1174
   UNIVERSITY EMPLOY-CHILD TUITON............ SB-0705
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY NEWHOUSE
   SENATE BILL: 17, 186, 363, 478, 1579, 1835, 1836
   HOUSE BILL: 100, 121, 295, 306, 361, 454, 859, 935, 1116, 1148, 1268, 1290, 1297,
     1411, 1412, 1744, 1809, 2013, 2113, 2185, 2193, 2206, 2516, 2715, 2942, 3534, 3662,
     4165
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 17, 110, 253, 269, 298, 339, 462, 476, 612, 626, 627, 634, 635,
     954, 975, 978, 980, 1115, 1116, 1117, 1190, 1264, 1265, 1295, 1438, 1446, 1454
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 125, 226
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 22, 38, 160, 176
O'DANIEL, WILLIAM L. SENATOR (54TH DIST. DEM)
    $BUILD ILLINOIS.....................................................  SB-1790
    $DESTRUCTN OF LIVESTOCK/AWARDS............ SB-0229
    $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUCATION........................ SB-2280
    AG DEPT-IMPROVE GRAIN GRADING.............. SB-1556
    BINGO-LICENSE-10 YR OLD FELONY............. SB-1168
    COMM CLLGE/CAP PROJECT APPRVL................ SB-0490
    CREATE BIDCO ACT .................................................. SB-1792
    ELECTION JUDGES/DUTIES/JURIES................ SB-1241
    ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095




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O'DANIEL, WILLIAM L. SENATOR (54TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   ENTPR ZONE-RIVER CONSERV DIST................ SB-1791
   EPA-LOCAL WATER GRANTS.............................. SB-0270
   FARM DEBT MANAGEMENT ACT ........................ SB-1535
   FARM DEV-INVESTMNT AG PROCESNG.......... SB-0248
   FARM LOAN GUAR-FUNDS .................................. SB-1814
   FLUORSPAR EQUIP-0% SALES TAX.................... SB-0420
   GRAIN WAREHOUSE HOTLINE............................. SB-1565
   HIGHER EDUCATION-GRANTS........................ SB-0489
   INS CD-LOSS/REINSURANCE STNDRD............ SB-0538
   JAIL STANDARDS BOARD     .......................................  SB-0877
   JAILS ACT-MEDICAL REIMBURSEMNT........... SB-1087
   OCCUP & USE TX-FARM MACHINERY............. SB-1645
   OCCUPATION TAX-INTEREST............................. SB-0412
   OIL OVERCHARGE AWARDS PURPOSES............ SB-1333
   OWNER-RESIDENT ACT-DUTIES..................... SB-1491
   PAY COUNTY FOR PRISONERS ............................. SB-1088
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   RAILROAD RT OF WAY-SALE/LEASE............ SB-0517
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN .......... SB-0037
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. SB-0184
   SCH CD-TRUTH IN TAXATION ACT ................. SB-2028
   STUDDED TIRES FOR FIRE TRUCKS ................... SB-1646
   VEH CD-FOREIGN CAR-TITLE .......................... SB-0539
   VEH CD-OVERWEIGHT VEH-SCALES ............. SB-0876
   VEH-NON-REPORTBLE TARP OFFENSE ........ SB-0161
   WILDLIFE CD-CORPS/FREE PERMITS.............. SB-1701
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY O'DANIEL
   SENATE BILL: 1, 17, 132, 312, 459, 486, 487, 491, 492, 493, 1129, 1599, 1687
   HOUSE BILL: 243, 261, 293, 358, 380, 420, 422, 425, 429, 612, 653, 700, 705, 709,
     1265, 1278, 1320, 1344, 1463, 1584, 1818, 1953, 2052, 2494, 2797, 3059, 3060, 3063,
     3091, 3114, 3142, 3144, 3267, 3301, 3395, 3841, 4113, 4114, 4115, 4154, 4197, 4236
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 393, 462, 466, 488, 503, 845, 894, 1057, 1221, 1237, 1285,
     1432
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 34, 166, 221
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 40, 120
PHILIP, JAMES SENATOR (23RD DIST. REP)
   $DEPT-AGRICULTURE ............................ SB-1729
   $OCE-DEPT OF CONSERVATION......................... SB-1735
   $OCE-DEPT-  LOTTERY.......................................... SB-1744
   $OCE-GA STAFF AND OFFICE.............................. SB-1777
   $OCE-GENERAL ASSEMBLY................................. SB-1776
   $OCE-HAMBLETONIAN COMMISSION ............. SB-2080
   $OCE-JUDICIAL INQUIRY BOARD................... SB-0328
   $OCE-JUDICIAL INQUIRY BOARD...................... SB-1902
   $OCE-LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT SERV ................. SB-1778
   $OCE-OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR................... SB-0322
   AIRPORT NOISE ABATMNT CNCL ACT............... SB-1141
   CHARTER BOATS-REGULATION........................ SB-1485
   CHILD CARE-CONDITIONAL LICENSE ............ SB-1234
   CIVIL PRO-QUICK-TAKE REAL PROP ............. SB-1036
   CIVIL PROC-VENUE/GOVMT CORP................... SB-2072
   CLINICAL LABS-LIC/PERMIT-STAFF............. SB-1322
   CNTRL SUBSTNCES/INCR PENALTIES................ SB-1499
   COOK CTY SHERIFF-MERIT BOARD.................. SB-1122
   CORONERS-JURY COMMISSN-INQUEST ...... SB-1302
   COUNTY AUDITOR-STANDARDS....................... SB-2069
   COUNTY BRD MEMBER-SALARIES ................... SB-0643
   CREATE PHARMACY PRACTICE ACT..........:....... SB-1321
   CRIM CD-BALLISTIC KNIFE-WEAPON........... SB-1037
   CRIM CD-JUVENILE PROSTITUTION............... SB-2258
   CRIM CD-THEFT DEFINITION ............................. SB-2013
   CRIM-VANDALIZE PROPERTY-FELONY....... SB-2231
   CRIME VICTIMS-CHILDREN ............................. SB-2257
   CRIMINAL PRO-EAVESDROPPING..................... SB-1240
   DEPT CONSERVATION - CONVEYANCE .......... SB-1492
   DIVORCE-FOREIGN JUDGMENT......................... SB-2071




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PHILIP, JAMES SENATOR (23RD DIST. REP)-Cont.
   DMHDD-POWERS AND DUTIES........................... SB-1846
   DOT-CONTRACT/GOV-COLLECT FEES.......... SB-2079
   DPH-WOMEN & INFANT FOOD STAMP............ SB-1454
   DRUG/ALCHL TEST-RADIOACTV WSTE.......... SB-1125
   ELE CD/ST CENTRAL COMM CERTIF.................. SB-1164
   ELEC CD-CNTY BD ELEC COMMISSN............... SB-2226
   ELEC CD-REDUCE JUDGE NUMBER.................. SB-0644
   ELEC CD-UNIFORM FILING DATES ................... SB-2096
   ELEC CD-WRITE-IN VOTES................................ SB-2097
   ELECTIONS-CAMPAIGN LITERATURE............. SB-1165
   ELECTN-VOTER REGISTRATION INFO............ SB-1320
   ELECTRONIC FUNDS REGULATION.................... SB-1457
   EPA-CLEAN  UP LIEN  ............................................  SB-2010
   EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ............ SB-1304
   FISH CODE/CITATIONS.......................................... SB-1458
   FUEL TAX QUARTERLY REPORT.......................... SB-1227
   HAZARDOUS WASTE-TRANSPORTATION ...... SB-1236
   HIGHWAY CODE-REFERENCES.......................... SB-0923
   HISTORIC PLACE REG-NOTICE........................... SB-0432
   HLTH-NURS HOMES-ACCREDITATION ........ SB-2200
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE ACT......................... SB-1684
   IL NURSING ACT-REGULATIONS ...................... SB-1323
   INC TAX-CREDIT-AIRPORT NOISE ................. SB-0272
   INC TAX-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATE............... SB-2064
   INC TX-WAIVE PENALTY/INTEREST ............... SB-1229
   JUV CT-CHILD SUPPORT FUND .......................... SB-2227
   JUV CT-TRANSFER MINOR TO CRIM ................ SB-1124
   LABOR RELAT/JUDL & PUB EMPLOYE............... SB-1257
   LOTTERY-RULEMAKING PROCEDURE ............ SB-1238
   MARRIAGE & DISSOLUTION-VENUE ............... SB-0135
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ SB-1309
   MUNI CD-ACQUIRING PROPERTY..................... SB-0276
   MUNI CD-ACQUIRING PROPERTY..................... SB-2065
   MUNI CD-AIRPORTS-CURFEW......................... SB-2067
   MUNI CD-NO PARK DIST SURCHARGE............ SB-1301
   MUNI-O'HARE CURFEW  ........................................  SB-0273
   NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION ACT.............. SB-1459
   NOT-FOR PROFIT CORP-POLITICS .................. SB-2098
   PERSONNEL CD-CHANGE REFERENCE........... SB-2152
   PHYSICIAN PRACTICE ACT/REGULAT.............. SB-1312
   PORNO PHONE MESSAGE TAX ACT..................... SB-1596
   PREPAYMENT IMPORT ON INTEREST ................ SB-2149
   PROP TX-HOMESTEAD........................................... SB-2070
   PUB AID-TRADE SCHOOL-SOLICITNG........... SB-1876
   PUBLIC SERVICE CONTRACT/BIDS..................... SB-2150
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLANNING AUTH............. SB-0275
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLANNING AUTH............. SB-2068
   RESIDENT PAYS NONRES TUITION..................... SB-0683
   REVENUE-USE REFUNDS OFFSET TAX............ SB-1230
   RTA-INSPECTOR GEN-TRAVEL BOARD ........ SB-2230
   SCH CD-GRANT/SCH DIST/AIRPORTS............. SB-0274
   SCH CD-GRANTS-NOISE POLLUTION ............ SB-2066
   SCH CD-PROGRAM DISCONTINUANCE........... SB-1675
   SOCIAL WORKER LICENSING ACT ...................... SB-1313
   SPACE NEEDS-PAYMENT REQUEST.................. SB-1308
   ST AGENCIES-RESTRICT COMPETITN ............. SB-1128
   ST AID FORMULA-EXCELLENT PUPIL ............. SB-1680
   ST AUTHRTY-RECREATNAL FACILITY........... SB-0757
   STATE PROP-ADMIN EPA-VEHICLES.............. SB-1978
   STATE TAX ENFORCEMENT................................... SB-1222
   STATE/LOCAL OCCUPATION USE TAX .............. SB-1862
   SUPERV ASSMNTS-ZONING ADMINST............ SB-0802
   TAX LEVIES/CAP/HOMESTEAD PROP................ SB-1679
   TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUGS........................................ SB-1154
   TIMBER BUYER LIC-VIOLATIONS ..................... SB-1494
   UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT................... SB-0484
   UNIFORM APPOINTMENTS/TERMS..............  SB-1258




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PHILIP, JAMES SENATOR (23RD DIST. REP)-Cont.
   WILDLIFE CODE AND GINSENG ACT.................. SB-1225
   ZONING-SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS ........... SB-2225
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PHILIP
   SENATE BILL: 293, 294, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327,
     329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345,
     346, 347, 348, 349, 366, 417, 453, 466, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549, 551, 573, 766, 767,
     769, 776, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909, 910, 911, 912,
     913, 914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 920, 921, 922, 924, 925, 926, 927, 928, 929, 930, 931,
     932, 933, 934, 935, 936, 1223, 1226, 1231, 1232, 1233, 1235, 1239, 1297, 1298, 1299,
     1303, 1307, 1452, 1455, 1484, 1486, 1487, 1488, 1489, 1490, 1493, 1501, 1502, 1514,
     1517, 1622, 1728, 1730, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1734, 1736, 1737, 1738, 1739, 1740, 1741,
     1742, 1743, 1745, 1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755, 1756,
     1757, 1758, 1759, 1875, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1923, 1937, 1938, 1954, 1955, 1956,
     1958, 1959, 1960, 1966, 1967, 1979, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2021, 2022, 2110, 2153,
     2154, 2156, 2157, 2159, 2183, 2228, 2229, 2234, 2235, 2243, 2254, 2256, 2260, 2261,
     2262, 2263, 2264, 2271
   HOUSE BILL: 177, 236, 2004, 2034, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2123, 2532, 2604, 2827, 3200,
     3244, 3431, 3498, 3769, 3810, 3946, 4220, 4229
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 7, 8, 83, 102, 114, 133, 151, 156, 198, 254, 292, 296, 306, 331,
     345, 372, 436, 462, 463, 480, 527, 588, 604, 629, 652, 663, 666, 681, 687, 689, 715,
     750, 841, 846, 849, 867, 895, 909, 949, 970, 1008, 1023, 1096, 1137, 1152, 1161, 1170,
     1204, 1211, 1213, 1235, 1242, 1258, 1266, 1273, 1275, 1282, 1363, 1386, 1392, 1414,
     1419
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 11, 49, 103, 106, 111, 113, 133, 229
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 45, 54, 82, 86, 101, 104, 119, 125, 132, 137, 148, 171,
     175, 185
   JOINT SESSION RESOLUTION: 3, 6
POSHARD, GLENN SENATOR (59TH DIST. DEM)
   $CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOND FUND............. SB-0434
   $CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD....................... SB-1665
   $CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD....................... SB-1666
   $DCCA-SESSER H S BAND..................................... SB-0689
   $DENR-ENERGY PROGRAMS.............................. SB-0435
   $DEPT PUBLIC HLTH-MEDICAL CARE ............. SB-1688
   $DEPT-VET AFRS/FIELD SERVICE ..................... SB-1927
   $DIXON SPRINGS AG EXPER STATN .................. SB-1205
   $OCE-BRD HIGHER ED/PUB HEALTH............... SB-0283
   $OCE-COMM COLLEGE BOARD............................ SB-0288
   $OCE-HAMBLETONIAN COMMISSION............. SB-2080
   $OCE/GR-COMMUNITY COLLEGE BD.............. SB-1690
   $SIU-COLLEGIATE COMMON MARKET........... SB-1478
   AGING/GRANT/HIGHER ED/SR CITZS.............. SB-1461
   CHILD WELFARE INVESTIGATOR ACT .............. SB-0021
   CHIPS-MEDICARE SUPPLEMNT POLCY........... SB-0688
   CIR COURT-AUTOMATN FEE-FELONY.......... SB-0356
   CIRCT CLERK STAFF REIMBRSMNT ................ SB-0351
   CIRCT CLERK STAFF REIMBRSMNT ................... SB-0385
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. SB-1883
   CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE-SECRETARY .............. SB-0352
   CIRCUIT JUDGE-SECRETARY.............................. SB-0386
   CIV ADM CD/OPERAT GRANT PROGRM............ SB-0834
   CLERKS OF COURTS/FEES..................................... SB-1677
   CNTY CLERK-REAL PROP EXTENSION............ SB-1015
   COLLEGE SAVINGS BONDS..................................... SB-0875
   COM COLL GRANT DISTRIB FORMULA.............. SB-1691
   COMM COLLGE-GRANT RATE/FORMULA...... SB-0289
   COMMON CLLGE/DISTR BRD VACANCY .......... SB-0472
   CREATES ANNA VETERANS HOME..................... SB-2007
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES....................... SB-0188
   CRIM PRO CD-ARRESTEE TO JUDGE ............ SB-0355
   CTY COOP EXTENS/RURAL TRANSITN............. SB-0884
   DCCA-LOCAL LABOR-MANAGEMENT........... SB-1676
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE PLAN/RPT-GA............. SB-0022
   DCFS-STAFF-STANDARDS .............................. SB-0813
   DEPT-AGING/HIGHER EDUCATION.................. SB-1648
   DOT-CONTRACT/GOV--COLLECT FEES.......... SB-2079




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POSHARD, GLENN SENATOR (59TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING ........... SB-1714
   EMERG BUSINESS RETENTION ACT ................... SB-0796
   EMERGNCY BUSINES RETENTION ACT............. SB-1685
   EMERGNCY VEHICLE-STUDDED TIRES........... SB-0384
   EPA-LOCAL WATER GRANTS.............................. SB-0270
   EXTEND THE NURSING ACT TO 1995 .................. SB-1217
   FLUORSPAR EQUIP-0% SALES TAX.................... SB-0420
   FORT DEF HIST SITE/STATE PARK ...................... SB-2035
   IDOT-PARATRANSIT GRANTS ............................ SB-0818
   INC TAX/FED TRADE ACT/TX CREDT ................ SB-114
   JURY COMMISSIONER APPOINTMENTS............ SB-0350
   MINIMUM SCH TERM REQUIREMNTS ............... SB-0536
   MORTGAGED CROPS-ARTICLE 9..................... SB-2124
   MOTOR FUEL TX-SALES TAX TRANSF............. SB-0034
   NURSING ACT-TRANSCRIPT COST ................... SB-1216
   OCCUPATION & USE TAX-FLUORSPAR ........... SB-1678
   PEN-ST EMP-SERVICE CREDIT......................... SB-0354
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PUB COMM COLLGE/AWARD GRANTS.............. SB-1056
   PUB UTIL-RATE COMPLAINTS........................... SB-2029
   PUBL AID-PREGNANCY-ASSISTANCE........... SB-0833
   PUBLIC AID-FRAUD-INELIGIBILITY .............. SB-1467
   PUBLIC LABOR RELATIONS ACT.......................... SB-1215
   REGIONAL DEVELOPMT AUTHORITIES............. SB-1055
   ROT-WAIVE INTEREST CHARGES ..................... SB-0353
   RURAL HLTH CARE SERV IMPROVMNT............ SB-0814
   RURAL HLTH CARE SERV IMPROVEMT............. SB-1647
   SCH CD-CHILD ABUSE VICTIM INFO ................ SB-0398
   SCH CD-GIFTED PERSNNL REIMBURS............. SB-0311
   SCH CD-REIMBURS/SPEC ED CLASS.................. SB-0074
   SCH CD-REQUIRE GIFTED PROGRAMS............ SB-0310
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. SB-0184
   SCH CD-ST BD ED MONITOR GIFTED................ SB-0308
   SCH-CERTIFY GIFTED ED TEACHERS.............. SB-0309
   SCH-CHRONIC TRUANT/PUNITV ACTN.......... SB-0281
   SCHOOL CD & INCOME TAX-FUNDING........... SB-0447
   SPEC DIST MERGE TWP........................................  SB-1390
   STATE EMPLOYEES-SICK LEAVE ...................... SB-1922
   UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT ................ SB-0484
   UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT ................ SB-1674
   USER SENSITIVE PHONE CHARGES .................... SB-0133
   VEH CD-VANITY PLATES...................................... SB-2237
   WORK COMP/INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATR ........... SB-1683
   WORKERS COMP-ST COMP INS FUND.............. SB-0415
   WORKERS COMP-SELF INSURERS..................... SB-1884
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY POSHARD
   SENATE BILL: 17, 248, 284, 285, 286, 287, 290, 291, 292, 303, 312, 400, 478, 897, 898,
     1687, 1689, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1710, 1846, 1931
     HOUSE BILL: 97, 233, 261, 332, 390, 428, 465, 486, 513, 612, 627, 654, 700, 705, 709,
     715, 748, 849, 1038, 1093, 1268, 1384, 1446, 1462, 1464, 1581, 1583, 1684, 1730,
     1767, 1806, 1954, 1955, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2957, 2958, 2959, 2960, 3014,
     3055, 3093, 3110, 3117, 3289, 3331, 3335, 3337, 3381, 3386, 3391, 3491, 3506, 3612,
     3687, 3706, 3733, 3900, 4091, 4094, 4113, 4116, 4154, 4191, 4279
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 73, 75, 76, 102, 130, 131, 132, 200, 216, 217, 239, 294, 302,
     340, 403, 415, 462, 563, 564, 595, 905, 919, 986, 1190, 1225, 1247
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 73, 133, 186
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 6
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 40, 54, 82, 103, 120, 125
RAICA, ROBERT M. SENATOR (24TH DIST. REP)
    $OCE-ST EMERGENCY SERVICE......................... SB-0318
    $OCE-ST FIRE MARSHAL ...................................... SB-0321
    BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE.................................. SB-2004
    BUILD IL-DCCA-GRANTS ................................ SB-0031
    CHILD CARE--CONDITIONAL LICENSE ............ SB-1234
    CRIM ID ACT-BURN REPORTING...............     SB-0035





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RAICA, ROBERT M. SENATOR (24TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   CRIM-VANDALIZE PROPERTY-FELONY....... SB-2231
   DEPT REV-TAX EXEMPT LAND.......................... SB-0298
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1226
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING ........... SB-1714
   ELECTON CODE-PRECINCT BD ADMIN ........... SB-0137
   FIRE PREVENTION FUND........................................  SB-0921
   FIRE PROT DIST-VET PREFERENCE .................. SB-0222
   GANG CONTROL OFFICE-FUNCTIONS............. SB-1314
   HEALTH PLAN-CAPITAL EXPENDITUR........... SB-2063
   HRSE RACING TAX ALLOCATION FD................. SB-0071
   INC TAX-CREDIT-AIRPORT NOISE ................ SB-0272
   INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
   INS CD-LONG-TERM CARE .............................. SB-1955
   INS-SOLICIT LICENSE......................................  SB-2011
   LAW ENFORCEMNT-DEATH/INJURY .............. SB-0039
   MUNI-POLICE-HOME RULE UNIT ................... SB-1963
   MUNICIPAL APPROP RESTRICTIONS ............... SB-1547
   NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS .................. SB-0588
   PATIENTS RIGHTS-BLOOD DONOR................... SB-0972
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PORNO PHONE MESSAGE TAX ACT..................... SB-1596
   PREPAYMENT IMPORT ON INTEREST............... SB-2149
   PROHIBIT SUMMER UTILITY RATES.................... SB-1545
   PROP TX-HOMESTEAD...........................................  SB-2070
   PUB LBRARY-POLIC/FIRMN APPLCTN............ SB-0152
   PUBL AID-HMO-ABORTIONS............................. SB-0424
   PUBLIC HEALTH-BREAST CARE......................  SB-1548
   RESIDENT PAYS NONRES TUITION..................... SB-0683
   REV ACT-FREEZE MUNICIPAL TAX.................. SB-0096
   RTA-INSPECTOR GEN-TRAVEL BOARD ........ SB-2230
   SCH CD-CPR HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUC.............. SB-0223
   TAX LEVIES/CAP/HOMESTEAD PROP................ SB-1679
   VEH CD-DEALER-INVOICE RECORDS............ SB-2259
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   VEHICLE EMISSION INSP-AGE 65....................... SB-1072
   VICE-MAYOR/CHGO/INTERIM-MAYOR....... SB-2103
   VITAL REC-BLOOD TYP BIRTH CERT ............... SB-0932
   VITAL RECORDS-PUBLIC ACCESS ..................... SB-0247
   WASTEWATER ASSIST REVOLV FUND............... SB-2159
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY RAICA
   SENATE BILL: 13, 270, 274, 275, 616, 617, 618, 635, 636, 637, 638, 911, 922, 1037,
     1124, 1154, 1156, 1268, 1455, 1459, 1553, 1622, 2257, 2258
   HOUSE BILL: 3, 89, 113, 337, 730, 765, 1087, 1249, 1349, 1374, 1616, 2404, 2820,
     2872, 3224, 3235, 3900
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 19, 20, 33, 35, 43, 60, 61, 102, 170, 186, 211, 212, 254, 270,
     272, 280, 281, 333, 387, 414, 462, 604, 648, 681, 731, 748, 756, 822, 823, 846, 863,
     892, 898, 899, 906, 949, 1109, 1131, 1132, 1199, 1225, 1319, 1414
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 186
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 22, 57, 90, 106, 120, 132
SENATE COMMITTEE ON REVENUE
RIGNEY, HARLAN SENATOR (35TH DIST. REP)
   AMBER LIGHTS-NEWSPAPER VEHICLE........... SB-0595
   ASSESSMENT SUPERVISR/OTHER JOB............... SB-0787
   BED AND BREAKFAST ACT..................................... SB-1421
   ELEC CD-NOMINATING PETITIONS.................. SB-0087
   ELEC CD-PRIMARY ELEC DATE CHG ............ SB-0089
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   FARM IMPLEMENT BUYER PROTECT................. SB-0894
   INC TAX-PERSL PROP TX CREDIT ..................... SB-1960
   INCOME TAX-GENERAL REVISIONS............... SB-1223
   INCOME TX-CREDIT MEMOS.............................. SB-1974
   NURSING HMS-ALZHEIMER TRAINING......... SB-0147
   PROHIBIT SUMMER UTILITY RATES................... SB-1545
   PROP TX RELIEF GRANTS.................................... SB-0364
   PUB UTIL-ENERGY PLAN/IN STATE............... SB-0790





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RIGNEY, HARLAN SENATOR (35TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   PUBLIC UTILITY FUND REBATES......................... SB-1050
   RETAIL/MOTOR FUEL TX-PENALTY................ SB-1959
   SCH CD-REVISE STATE AID FRMULA............... SB-0797
   SCH CD-ST AID-NONSUBST CHANGES.......... SB-0596
   SOYBEAN ASSESSMENTS-PER BUSHEL........... SB-0788
   SOYBEAN ASSESSMENTS........................................  SB-0789
   STATE TAX ENFORCEMENT ............................. SB-1222
   STATE/LOCAL OCCUPATION USE TAX .............. SB-1862
   TAX-GRANTS-INCOME RATE INCREAS........ SB-2054
   USE TAXES-CREDIT MEMOS.............................. SB-2157
   WILDLIFE CD-HANDICAPPED PERSON............ SB-0183
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY RIGNEY
   SENATE BILL: 1, 312, 447, 1268, 1596, 1654, 1655, 2102
   HOUSE BILL: 88, 170, 1912, 2323, 3417, 3470, 3492, 3512, 3573
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 27, 102, 171, 462, 887, 1014, 1223, 1433
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 5, 167
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 94
ROCK, PHILIP J. SENATOR (8TH DIST. REP)
   $BD HIGHER ED/DEPT PUB HEALTH................ SB-1689
   $GRF-COMPREHENSIVE HLTH INS.................. SB-2032
   $OCE-BRD HIGHER ED/PUB HEALTH........... SB-0283
   $OCE-GA STAFF AND OFFICE........................... SB-1777
   $OCE-GENERAL ASSEMBLY............................... SB-1776
   $OCE-JUDICIAL INQUIRY BOARD...................... SB-1902
   $OCE-LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT SERV ................. SB-1778
   $OCE-STATE SCHLRSHIP COMMISSN............... SB-0367
   $SUPP-VARIOUS AGENCIES ............................... SB-1520
   ABANDONED HOUSING REHAB ACT .................. SB-1428
   ADVISRY COMM-COMPENSATION-GA.......... SB-1290
   AERONAUTICS-SUPERSONIC AIRCRFT........... SB-0805
   APPELLATE JUDGES-JUDICIAL DIST................ SB-2236
   BANK HOLDNG CO/MIDWST BNK REGN........... SB-0990
   BANK-OHIO-A MIDWESTERN STATE............. SB-0221
   CLINICAL SOC WORK/SKIING BRD................... SB-0957
   COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TAX ................ SB-1383
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT ................... SB-0001
   CRIM CD-JUVENILE PROSTITUTION................ SB-2258
   CRIME VICTIMS-CHILDREN................................  SB-2257
   DEPT-MHDD GRANT SUICIDE PROGM............. SB-0955
   DMHDD-POWERS AND DUTIES......................... SB-1846
   EL CD-CANCELLTN OF REGISTRATN............... SB-1446
   ELECTN-VOTER P'EGISTRATION INFO............ SB-1320
   GA-SENATE MAJORITY WHIPS........................... SB-0134
   GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION FINANCE............ SB-0205
   HANDICAPPED RECREATNL TAX RATE............ SB-0600
   HMO-AMBULANCE-PAYMENT.................... SB-1946
   HOUS AUTH/MAINTAIN MAIN OFFICE............. SB-1254
   INCOME TX-PREGNANCY EXEMPTION........... SB-0005
   INCOME TX-PREGNANCY EXEMPTION........... SB-1659
   INS CD-ALZHEIMERS COVERAGE..................... SB-0004
   LABOR RELAT/JUDL & PUB EMPLOYE............... SB-1257
   LEG SUPPORT AGENCY-AUDITOR GEN........... SB-2276
   NURSING HOME-DEFICIENCIES........................ SB-2201
   PEN CD-JUDGE-CHANCERY MASTER............ SB-0712
   PEN CD-JUDGE-REVOKE ELECTION.............. SB-0711
   PUB AID-CHILD CARE SERVICES..................... SB-1947
   PUB AID-MEDICAID NURSING HOMES............ SB-2199
   SCH CD-HIGH SCH BOUNDARY CHG................ SB-2087
   SCH CD/BD OF ED/ON-SITE AUDITS................. SB-1095
   SCH CD/FALSE DATA/AID CLAIMS ..................... SB-1096
   SCH-TCHR TRAING-SUICID PRVNTN ............ SB-0695
   SPACE NEEDS-PAYMENT REQUEST.................. SB-1308
   STATE/LOCAL OCCUPATION USE TAX.............. SB-1862
   TAX INCRMENT FINANCING-REVISNS........... SB-1300
   TAX INCRMENT FINANCING-REVISNS........... SB-1534
   UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT................... SB-0484




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ROCK, PHILIP J. SENATOR (8TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   UNIFORM APPOINTMENTS/TERMS .................... SB-1258
   US OLYMPC COM ACT/INCM TAX ACT.............. SB-0488
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY ROCK
   SENATE BILL: 213, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 363, 515, 1098, 1099,
     1160, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1710, 1835, 1836
   HOUSE BILL: 16, 42, 73, 161, 482, 1063, 1064, 1071, 1374, 1411, 1412, 1684, 2048,
     2049, 2050, 2070, 2410, 2862, 3010, 3280, 3584, 3917, 3918, 3930, 3931, 4217
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 17, 18, 21, 102, 106, 114, 133, 137,
     151, 156, 167, 168, 191, 198, 202, 210, 218, 234, 239, 241, 242, 254, 278, 284, 287,
     288, 292, 296, 304, 336, 338, 339, 340, 344, 345, 356, 372, 436, 440, 449, 462, 463,
     472, 493, 527, 528, 530, 532, 533, 534, 546, 547, 548, 595, 599, 604, 616, 617, 623,
     656, 657, 658, 659, 660, 663, 664, 665, 666, 671, 679, 682, 687, 689, 708, 718, 719,
     750, 757, 760, 761, 775, 839, 840, 849, 861, 867, 903, 931, 950, 953, 964, 965, 966,
     987, 988, 1004, 1007, 1018, 1023, 1027, 1030, 1032, 1036, 1038, 1039, 1080, 1081,
     1096, 1112, 1136, 1144, 1169, 1173, 1177, 1178, 1181, 1212, 1213, 1227, 1229, 1258,
     1266, 1274, 1280, 1285, 1293, 1299, 1330, 1366, 1368, 1373, 1384, 1386, 1389, 1400,
     1402, 1403, 1419, 1432, 1433, 1434, 1476, 1477, 1478, 1491
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 1, 6, 10, 22, 60, 75, 113, 137, 144, 158, 189, 202, 210,
     218
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 12, 15, 19, 21, 31, 37, 45, 50, 54, 58, 59, 71, 85, 86,
     118, 119, 123, 125, 134, 167, 171, 175, 183, 184
   JOINT SESSION RESOLUTION: 3, 6
SAVICKAS, FRANK D. SENATOR (15TH DIST. DEM)
   $CHGO METRO FAIR & EXPO AUTH .................... SB-0425
   $CHGO METRO FAIR-RECONST FUND............. SB-1847
   $GRF STATE BD EDUCATION-SALARY............. SB-0800
   $ST BRD ED-TEACHER SALARY.......................... SB-1854
   ANIMALS-HUMANE CARE-TECH CHG.......... SB-0828
   ATTYS-GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEMBER.......... SB-0997
   AUTHORIZE DOG RACING...................................... SB-0795
   CHGO BRD ED-NOMINATE APPOINTEE........... SB-1851
   CHGO PARK DIST-URBAN PK RANGER............ SB-1269
   CHI PARK DIST-RR RTS OF WAY........................ SB-1483
   CIV PRO-LIMITATNS-ACCOUNTANTS........... SB-1001
   CIV PROC-MUNI HEALTH DEPT INFO.............. SB-1172
   COMMUNITY SERVICES ACT 1987........................ SB-1210
   COOK CNTY HOSPTAL/UOFI HOSPTAL.............. SB-2040
   CRIM CD-PROHIBIT/PAINT PELLETS............... SB-1798
   DENTAL ACT-LICENSE-IMMUNITY ............... SB-0798
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS .......... SB-2197
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   EPA-GROUNDWATER PROTECTN PLAN.......... SB-1209
   FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT.......................... SB-1672
   HGHWY ADVERTISING-PRIVATE UTL............. SB-0858
   HIGHWAY AD CONTROL-MAINTAIN............... SB-0888
   ICC EXCLUSIVE RATE AUTHORITY..................... SB-1268
   ICC INTERSTATE RAIL AUTHORITY ................. SB-1417
   ICC STUDY LIFE-SUPPORT RATES.................. SB-1267
   INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
   LICENSE CRANE/HOISTING OPERATR.............. SB-1448
   LICENSE TRAVEL AGENTS..................................... SB-1256
   LOTTERY-SCHOOL DISTRICT AID..................... SB-1859
   MAYOR CHGO NONPARTISAN-ELECTN.......... SB-2055
   MEDICAID-HMO-HOSPITAL CARE.................. SB-2175
   MORTGAGE ESCROW-PLEDGD ACCOUNT...... SB-1212
   MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE-NOTICES............. SB-2043
   MOTOR FUEL TX-DISTRIBUTION....................... SB-0812
   MUNI CD-CHICAGO HOTEL TAX........................ SB-0357
   MUNI CD-HOME EQUITY PROGRAMS.............. SB-2104
   NURSING HOMES-MEDICAID PAYMENT........ SB-0561
   PEN CD-CHGO PARK DISTRICT-TAX.............. SB-1211
   PEN CD-CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT ................... SB-1855
   PEN CD-COOK COUNTY-MERIT BOARD........ SB-1852
   PEN CD-STATE POLICE-RETIREMENT........... SB-0825
   PERMIT FIREARM CARD-FELONS.................... SB-0827
   PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS PRACT ACT............... SB-1009




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SAVICKAS, FRANK D. SENATOR (15TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   POLLUTN CONTRL FACILTY-PERMITS ........... SB-1013
   PRIVATE BUSINESS-VOCATL SCHOOL............. SB-2253
   PUBL AID-HMO-ABORTIONS........................... SB-0424
   REV ACT-TECH CHANGE ...................................... SB-1171
   RTA SERV BDS-COLLECT BARGAING............ SB-0996
   RTA-CITZNS ADVISORY BD MEMBERS............ SB-1110
   RTA-CTA-TECHNICAL ........................................ SB-0496
   RTA-FIVE-YEAR PROGRAM-FILING ............ SB-2016
   RTA-5 YEAR PROGRAM/FILING......................... SB-1351
   SALES TAX-RENTAL VEHICLES ......................... SB-1033
   SAVINGS AND LOANS-BONDS ............................ SB-0952
   SCH CD-CHGO BRD ED-RPT REQURMT......... SB-1795
   SCH CD-TEACHER SALARIES.............................. SB-1853
   SCH CD-TRANSPORTN REIMBURSEMNT........ SB-0091
   SCH CD-1992 SCHOLARSHIP LIMIT.................... SB-1350
   SCH-SELLNG/CONTRACEPTIVE/MINOR........ SB-0063
   SCH-TCHR EVAL/REMEDIATN 90 DAY............ SB-1849
   SCH-WITHDRAWAL STUDENT RECORDS....... SB-0826
   SCHOOL CD-TEACHER SALARIES...................... SB-0799
   SOL WASTE MGMT ACT-SHORT TITLE ............ SB-1011
   STATE POLICE-LONGEVITY SALARY............... SB-1480
   TOLL HGHWY AUTH-LIMITS LIABLTY............ SB-1006
   UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK FEES............. SB-1449
   VEH CD-REQUIRE WINDSHIELD........................ SB-1848
   VEHICLE CODE TAX ACTS-CHG ......................... SB-1447
   WITHDRAW MORTGAGE APPLTN/REFND........ SB-1266
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SAVICKAS
   SENATE BILL: 17, 75, 363, 454, 515, 680, 697, 1558, 1745, 1770, 1835, 1836, 1869
   HOUSE BILL: 89, 109, 275, 331, 344, 566, 724, 849, 887, 925, 971, 989, 1023, 1222,
     1415, 1421, 1548, 1801, 1867, 1908, 1959, 2006, 2453, 2755, 2929, 2930, 3085, 3109,
     3705, 3765, 3767, 3845, 3914, 4024, 4075, 4212
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 19, 20, 67, 68, 102, 136, 193, 199, 406, 434, 441, 462, 480,
     482, 486, 543, 544, 545, 596, 642, 704, 705, 765, 768, 769, 770, 771, 844, 874, 875,
     876, 877, 878, 879, 945, 1019, 1043, 1045, 1046, 1047, 1065, 1085, 1219, 1269, 1280,
     1316, 1317, 1318, 1323, 1324, 1365, 1366, 1378, 1405, 1480
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 56, 61, 93, 94, 106, 186, 197
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 77, 115, 120, 146
SCHAFFER, JACK SENATOR (32ND DIST. REP)
    $DCCA .........................................................................  SB-1734
    $OCE-CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ................. SB-0316
    $OCE-DEPT-EMPLOYMENT SECURITY.......... SB-1738
    $OCE-DMHDD..................................................................... SB-1754
    $OCE-ED LABOR RELATIONS BRD .................... SB-0345
    $OCE-IL EDUCAT LABOR RELATN BD.............. SB-1737
    $OCE-LOCAL LABOR RELATION BRD............... SB-0330
    $OCE-ST LABOR RELATIONS BOARD................ SB-0340
    DCCA-ROYALTIES-SERVICE FUND................. SB-0780
    DCFS-FOSTER CARE/ADOPTION FUND........... SB-1488
    DENR-ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDIES................ SB-2235
    DMHDD RECIPIENT-TRUST INTEREST............ SB-0781
    ENVIRONMNTL BARRIER-STANDARDS.......... SB-0686
    EPA LOCAL SOLID WASTE SURCHARG .............. SB-1123
    EPA REG/FACILITY APPLICATION...................... SB-0891
    EPA-SOLID WASTE FEE.......................................... SB-1937
    EXAMINE/BANK HOLDING COMPANIES.......... SB-0935
    FIRE PROTCT DIST-HAZARDS SUBST ............... SB-1903
    FIRE-POLICE BOARDS/REFERENDUMS........... SB-0685
    FIREARM ID-CONVICTED FELON .................. SB-0532
    FIREARM OWNERS-APPLICATION ................. SB-1938
    HLTH-NURS HOMES-ACCREDITATION ........ SB-2200
    HMN RTS--REHEARING ON SIX VOTES............. SB-1514
    HOUSING DEV-AUTHORITY ADVICE................ SB-0959
    HOUSING DEV-RESIDENT MORTGAGE............ SB-0960
    IHSA MEMBERSHIP REPRESENTATION............. SB-1043
    IL HEALTH FACILITIES AUTHORITY.................. SB-1183
    LIMIT-NONECONOMIC LOSS ........................... SB-1060




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SCHAFFER, JACK SENATOR (32ND DIST. REP--Cont.
   MARNGO/CRYSTL LAKE CIVIC CENTR............. SB-0251
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ SB-0243
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ SB-1309
   MHDD CONFID INFO DISCLOSURE...................... SB-1235
   MNTL HLTH-COMMUNITY LIVING PGM ........ SB-1232
   MUNI CD-TERRITORY/VILLAGE....................... SB-1532
   MUNI CD-VILLAGE-INCORP............................ SB-0390
   NUCLEAR REACTOR-FUEL-FEES .................... SB-1502
   PHYSICIAN PRACTICE ACT/REGULAT .............. SB-1312
   PROPRIETRY HOSP/CONTAINMT CNCL............ SB-1010
   SAVING/LOAN-EQUITY INTRST/INS............... SB-0779
   SCH CD-BNDRY CHNGS/MULT CNTIES .......... SB-1515
   SCH CD-DISCONTINUED PROGRAMS ............... SB-1465
   SCH CD-NATL ASSOCIATION DUES .................. SB-0042
   SCH CD-SUPPLMNTL AID DETRMNATN.......... SB-0883
   SCH CD-TEACHER RESIGNATIONS................... SB-1178
   SCH CD/BOUNDARY CHNGE/2 COUNTY........... SB-0793
   SERVICE USE TX ACT-REVENUE....................... SB-1706
   SNOWMOBILE TRAIL FUND................................... SB-1233
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SCHAFFER
   SENATE BILL: 3, 74, 94, 236, 293, 294, 315, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324,
     325, 326, 327, 329, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 341, 342, 343, 344,
     346, 347, 348, 349, 366, 368, 369, 370, 417, 453, 466, 479, 534, 545, 546, 547, 548,
     549, 551, 573, 749, 766, 767, 769, 776, 777, 778, 897, 898, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907,
     908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 920, 921, 922, 923, 925, 926,
     927, 928, 929, 930, 931, 932, 933, 934, 936, 1037, 1210, 1222, 1223, 1225, 1226, 1227,
     1229, 1230, 1231, 1234, 1236, 1238, 1239, 1240, 1297, 1298, 1299, 1303, 1304, 1307,
     1313, 1321, 1323, 1452, 1453, 1454, 1459, 1484, 1486, 1487, 1489, 1490, 1492, 1493,
     1494, 1499, 1501, 1517, 1550, 1728, 1729, 1730, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1735, 1736, 1739,
     1740, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1744, 1745, 1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753,
     1755, 1756, 1757, 1758, 1759, 1875, 1876, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1923, 1954, 1955,
     1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1966, 1967, 1978, 1979, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013,
     2021, 2022, 2079, 2080, 2110, 2129, 2133, 2152, 2153, 2154, 2156, 2157, 2228, 2229,
     2234, 2243, 2254, 2256, 2257, 2258, 2260, 2262, 2263, 2264, 2271
     HOUSE BILL: 231, 232, 265, 266, 410, 755, 779, 783, 784, 923, 939, 948, 1260, 1299,
     1556, 1652, 1742, 1748, 1819, 1934, 2219, 2222, 2407, 2788, 2802, 2813, 2842, 2843,
     2844, 2845, 2846, 2853, 2862, 3208, 3236, 3241, 3312, 3346, 3489, 3552, 3553, 3672,
     3804, 3821, 3857, 3972
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 83, 102, 305, 462, 949, 970, 1014, 1152, 1235, 1392
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 69, 98, 99, 100, 101, 180
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 51, 70, 137, 175, 178
 SCHUNEMAN, CALVIN W. SENATOR (37TH DIST. REP)
    BUDGET-PENSION FUNDING .............................. SB-1469
    BUSINSS COMBINATION DISCLOSURE.............. SB-0803
    CIVIL PRO-COLLATERAL SOURCES.................. SB-0592
    CIVIL PROC-JT/SEVERL LIABILITY................... SB-0593
    CIVIL PROC-JURY INSTRUCTION.................... SB-0594
    COMPARATIVE FAULT ACT.................................... SB-1066
    CREATE PHARMACY PRACTICE ACT.................. SB-1321
    ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN ........ SB-0095
    EPA-BAN PULL-TAB CANS................................. SB-0218
    EXTEND THE NURSING ACT TO 1995 .................. SB-1217
    HLTH INS-SURPLUS ESTIMATES ....................... SB-1961
    HLTH-NURS HOMES-ACCREDITATION........ SB-2200
    IL NURSING ACT-REGULATIONS ...................... SB-1323
    INS BENEFIT DETERMINATION............................ SB-0862
    INS CD-AGENT TERMINATION NOTIC ............ SB-0905
    INS CD-INCREASE AUTO RATES........................ SB-0861
    INS CD-LIFE-ENDOWMNNT INSURANC....... SB-2052
    INS CD-MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT ............       SB-0906
    INS CD-VALUE AUTO POLICY ................. SB-2110
    INS-BUSINESS/UNINSURD MOTORIST............ SB-0051
    LEGISLATOR-HEALTH COVERAGE............... SB-2099
    NOTARY PUBLIC-RESIDENCY/FEE................ SB-0012
    PENSION LAWS COMMISSION............................... SB-0865
    PENSION-STATE FUNDING ............................... SB-1470




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SCHUNEMAN, CALVIN W. SENATOR (37TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   PERTUSSIS VACCIN-ADVERS REACTN............ SB-0804
   PROFESSNL REG-VEHICLE INS INFO .............. SB-1979
   REAL ESTATE ACT-TECH CORRECTON........... SB-1342
   REGISTERED ESTHETICIAN................................... SB-2153
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ SB-0878
   ROOFING-LICENSING-EXCEPTIONS.............. SB-0860
   SCH CD-CLARIFICATION......................................  SB-2181
   SCH CD-JT HIGH SCH AGREEMENTS................ SB-0597
   SCH CD-MANDATED PROGRAMS....................... SB-1957
   STATE DEPOSITS-COLLATERAL......................... SB-1179
   STATE FUND-DEPOSIT-TIME PERIOD............ SB-2050
   TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION/ANNEXATN........ SB-0066
   VEH CD-SAFETY RESP/SOS/DOT ....................... SB-0863
   WORKERS COMP ACC HEALTH POLICY ........... SB-0864
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SCHUNEMAN
   SENATE BILL: 873, 1562, 1596, 1687, 2051, 2063, 2102
   HOUSE BILL: 62, 954, 1133, 1508, 1509, 1540, 2225, 2332, 2433, 2437, 2619, 2789,
     2805, 2836, 3303, 3427, 3590, 3607, 3718
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 166, 420, 462, 681, 845, 1014, 1225, 1243, 1331
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 136, 160, 161
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 42
SEVERNS, PENNY L. SENATOR (51ST DIST. DEM)
   AG DEPT-IMPROVE GRAIN GRADING .............. SB-1556
   CIV ADM CD/OPERAT GRANT PROGRM ............ SB-0834
   CLINICAL LAB PRACTICE ACT.............................. SB-0567
   CONSERVATION DISTRICT/TAX RATE.............. SB-0892
   CORRECTIONS-IST DEGREE MURDER ............ SB-1412
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001
   CRIM CD-GEN LIMITATIONS........................... SB-1409
   CRIM CD-HOUSING MANAGEMENT .............. SB-1394
   CRIM CD-PUBLIC CONTRACTS ....................... SB-1500
   CRIM CD-PUBLIC CONTRACTS ........................... SB-2002
   CRIM CD-SOLICITATION OF MURDER............. SB-1411
   CRIM CD/INSURANC FRAUD/FELONY.............. SB-1408
   DCFS-EXAMIN CHILD CARE PERMIT ............... SB-0939
   DEPT-AGING-VOLUNTEER SERVICE.............. SB-0255
   DOT-EVALUATE CALCIUM MAGNESIUM ....... SB-0266
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   EMERG BUSINESS RETENTION ACT ................... SB-0796
   EMERG TELEPHONE NUMBER/PENALTY......... SB-0801
   EMERGNCY BUSINES RETENTION ACT............. SB-1685
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   EPA-BIODETERIORATN/CARNIVL SAF............ SB-1599
   EPA-BOARD PUBLISH OPINION.......................... SB-1253
   EXPORT DEV ACT-REPORTNG REQMNT......... SB-0144
   FARM DEV-INVESTMNT AG PROCESNG.......... SB-0248
   FARM LOAN GUAR-FUNDS ............................ SB-1814
   GANG CONTROL OFFICE-FUNCTIONS............. SB-1314
   HLTH-NURS HOMES-ACCREDITATION ........ SB-2200
   HUMAN RGHT-EMPLOY DISCRIMINATN....... SB-0256
   IL BANKING/FOREIGN BANKS ............................. SB-1285
   IL SMALL BUSINESS INNOV RESRCH ................ SB-1561
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY........... SB-0033
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ SB-1653
   INCOME TAX-INVESTMENT CREDIT................ SB-0700
   INCOME TAX-INVESTMENT CREDIT................ SB-1805
   INS CD-INVESTMENT PRACTICES..................... SB-2170
   INS CD-READABLE POLICIES .............................. SB-2162
   INSTITUTE/ENTREPRENEURSHIP ED .............. SB-0687
   JOB TRAINNG COORDINATNG COUNCL........... SB-1014
   MOBILE HOME PARKS-TENANTS .................... SB-0518
   MOTOR FUEL STANDARD-GASOHOL.......... SB-1973
   PEN CD-DWNST FIREMN-TAX CHECK .......... SB-0850
   PEN CD-TEACHER-PREGNANCY ..................... SB-0706
   PEN CD---TEACHR--SALRY CAP REFUND......... SB-2252
   PEN CD/DOWNST TCHR/ANNL INCRSE............ SB-0391




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SEVERNS, PENNY L. SENATOR (51ST DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PHARMACIES/VALID PRESCRIPTIONS .............. SB-1146
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PRAIRIE ST 2000 AUTH-BENEFITS...................... SB-0062
   PUB UTIL-TELECOMM CARRIERS ..................... SB-1914
   PUB UTIL/ICC/DIFFERING RATES....................... SB-1555
   PUB UTILITIES-RATE CALCULATION .............. SB-1910
   REBUILDERS REGULATION ................................... SB-0879
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN .......... SB-0037
   SCH CD-BRD CHG EDUC PROGRAMS................ SB-2140
   SCH CD-TEACHR EVALUATN STNDRD............ SB-0707
   SCH CD-TEXTBOOK-TEACHR EMPLOY ......... SB-2147
   SCH CD-YOUNG PARENTS GRANTS.................. SB-1587
   SCH NUTRITN-PREG/LACTAT STUDNT.......... SB-1584
   SCHOOL CODE/CURRICULUM DEVELOP .......... SB-1564
   ST AGENCIES-ETHANOL/MOTOR FUEL.......... SB-0708
   ST FIRE MARSHAL-TECH ASSISTNCE.............. SB-1911
   STATE INCOME TAX-INTERNAL REV .............. SB-1605
   STEEL ACT/BUY AMERICAN ACT........................ SB-1400
   TAX INCENTIVES-SMALL BUSINESS .............. SB-0394
   U OF I RURAL DEVELOPMENT CENTR ............... SB-0119
   UNEMP INS-DISTRIBUTN NEWSPAPER........... SB-1568
   UNEMP INSUR/DEFINE EMPLOYMENT ............. SB-1120
   UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT................ SB-1674
   UOFI-ADMINISTR FARMER TRANSITN........... SB-1566
   UTIL TAX REDUCTION/REDUCE RATE.............. SB-1627
   VEH CD-HARVEST WEIGHT PERMIT................. SB-2155
   VEH CD-MINIMUM LIABILITY INS.................... SB-2062
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   VEHICLE CD-AUTO THEFT................................... SB-0881
   VEHICLE CD-SALVAGE CERTIFICATE.............. SB-0880
   VICTIMS-RT TO KNOW SENTENCE ................ SB-1410
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SEVERNS
   SENATE BILL: 4, 22, 34, 117, 132, 153, 200, 205, 312, 389, 400, 404, 405, 409, 456,
     569, 695, 789, 894, 955, 1025, 1056, 1080, 1159, 1226, 1286, 1437, 1534, 1550, 1562,
     1687
   HOUSE BILL: 161, 261, 441, 542, 612, 706, 1194, 1223, 1301, 1320, 1680, 1681, 2249,
     2590, 2862, 2905, 2925, 2968, 3335, 3337, 3592, 3685, 3733, 3900, 3913, 3915, 4091,
     4125, 4280, 4286
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 22, 102, 144, 151, 183, 184, 185, 254, 347, 348, 349, 350, 371,
     378, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 448, 462, 466, 467, 468, 469, 478, 489, 498, 499,
     500, 595, 628, 632, 637, 696, 697, 716, 756, 780, 781, 782, 796, 856, 864, 865, 948,
     971, 1009, 1084, 1095, 1158, 1175, 1216, 1217, 1218, 1225, 1234, 1246, 1288, 1289,
     1290, 1381, 1389, 1418, 1487
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 142, 184, 186
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 17, 30, 40, 120, 175
SMITH, MARGARET SENATOR (12TH DIST. DEM)
   $BD OF ED/SCHOOL NUTRITN PRGMS............... SB-1195
   $DCCA-EMERG EMPLOYMNT DEVELPMT...... SB-0987
   $IDPA-FOOD STAMP OUTREACH........................ SB-0989
   $PROBATION CHALLENGE PROGRAM ............... SB-1767
   ADOLSCNT PRGNCY PREVTN/PARENTG .......... SB-1198
   AFDC-LOSS OF ELIGIBILITY ................................ SB-0761
   AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY ACT ............................. SB-0100
   AIDS-NOTICE-ACCOMPNY DEAD BODY ....... SB-0771
   AIDS-TESTING BEFORE MARRIAGE.................. SB-1948
   BARBER/COSMETLOGY/FARM IMPLEMT ........ SB-0454
   BD HGH ED/STUDENT PERFOMANCE ................ SB-1104
   BD HGHR ED/NON-ADMISSION DATA............. SB-1103
   CANDIDATE-RPT CAMPAIGN CONTRIB.......... SB-0020
   CHILD SUPPORT-LOTTERY-PAYMENT.......... SB-1121
   CNTY CLERK-MARRIAGE/PAMPHLETS.......... SB-0772
   COMMUNITY SERVICES ACT 1987..................... SB-1210
   COOK COUNTY SHERIF-MERIT BOARD........... SB-1537
   CORR-TOL-FREE PHONE-INMATE................ SB-2219
   CORRECTION-GOOD CONDUCT CREDIT......... SB-2211
   CREATE AFFORDABLE DENTURES ACT............. SB-0032





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SMITH, MARGARET SENATOR (12TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   DAY CARE CENTER/HOME-STANDRDS.......... SB-1353
   DCFS-CHILD CARE-ADOPTION......................... SB-1824
   DCFS-DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE................... SB-1442
   DCFS-EXAMIN CHILD CARE PERMIT............... SB-0939
   DCFS-STAFF-STANDARDS ............................... SB-0813
   DCFS-VISIT LICENSE CHILD CARE.................... SB-0253
   DEPT-AGING-VOLUNTEER SERVICE.............. SB-0255
   DEPT-MHDD.GRANT SUICIDE PROGM............. SB-0955
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   EDUCATION-LABOR-MEDIATION-COST .... SB-0579
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1714
   EMS SYSTEMS-AMBULANCE PROVIDER......... SB-1945
   EXTEND THE NURSING ACT TO 1995 .................. SB-1217
   FETAL ALCOHOL SYN-PAMPHLET.................... SB-1588
   HMO-AMBULANCE-PAYMENT....................... SB-1946
   HUMAN RGHT-EMPLOY DISCRIMINATN....... SB-0256
   HUMAN RTS ACT-FAMILY MED LEAVE.......... SB-1160
   INC TAX DEDCT-SPEC'L NEED CHLD............... SB-0397
   INC TAX DEDUCT-TARGETED JOBS.................. SB-0395
   INC TAX-DEDUCT-SPEC NEED CHLD............. SB-1586
   INC TX-ADOPTIVE PARENT-DEDUCTN......... SB-1764
   INC TX-CREDIT-HANDICAPPED EMPL.......... SB-2198
   INCOME TAX DEDUCT-CHILD CARE................ SB-0396
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... SB-1641
   INS CD-HOME HLTH CARE COVERAGE........... SB-0254
   INS-MATERNITY COVERAGE.............................. SB-1196
   JOB TRAING COUNCIL-CIVIL RIGHT................ SB-0650
   LABS-PATHOLOGY SLIDES-EXAMS ................ SB-1766
   LEG COMMSN-YOUTH ADVISRY GROUP........ SB-1643
   MEDICAID-MULT HANDICAP-PAYMENT..... SB-0535
   MEDICAID-PASTORAL CARE............................... SB-2196
   MIN & FEMALE REMOVE REPEALER.................. SB-2220
   MINIMUM WAGE-RATES ................................ SB-1949
   MINIMUM WAGE-WAGE INCREASE ................ SB-0948
   MINORITY/FEMALE-ST CONTRACTS .............. SB-0663
   NEWBORN SCREENING PROGRAM ..................... SB-1644
   NOTICE-FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME........... SB-0770
   NOTICE-FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROM.............. SB-1589
   PHYSICAL THERAPY ACT....................................... SB-0515
   PROH MINOR-BUY/SELLING TOBACCO.......... SB-0257
   PROHIBT LOAN-CHILD SUPPORT DUE............. SB-1765
   PROPRIETRY HOSP/CONTAINMT CNCL............ SB-1010
   PUB AID CD-FOOD STAMP OUTREACH ............ SB-0988
   PUB AID CD-FOOD STMP OUTREACH ............... SB-1585
   PUB AID CD-REPORTS ON SUPPORT ................. SB-0758
   PUB AID CD-STAFF RECRUITMENT .................. SB-2260
   PUB AID-CHILD SUPPORT AMNESTY ............... SB-0760
   PUB AID-CHILD CARE SERVICES........................ SB-1947
   PUB AID-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS................ SB-2017
   PUB AID-EXPANDS INCOME DEFNTN.............. SB-0759
   PUB AID-TRADE SCHOOL-SOLICITNG........... SB-1876
   PUB AID/DEMONSTRAT PROJ/GRANTS ............ SB-0994
   PUB AID/NURSING HOMES/AIDS ........................ SB-0995
   PUB UTLITIES-UTILTY ADVERT EXP................ SB-0130
   PUBL AID-PREGNANCY-ASSISTANCE........... SB-0833
   PVT BUS/VOC SCH-MULTPLE CHNGES............ SB-1558
   REHABILITATION-CHORE PROVIDERS........... SB-1830
   RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES.................................. SB-1943
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. SB-0566
   SCH CD-CHGO BOND DIFFERENCE TX ............ SB-0399
   SCH CD-CHILD ABUSE VICTIM INFO ................ SB-0398
   SCH CD-YOUNG PARENTS GRANTS................ SB-1587
   SCH MEALS-PREGNANT STUDENTS................. SB-1194
   SCH NUTRITN-PREG/LACTAT STUDNT .......... SB-1584
   SCH-TCHR TRAING---SUICID PRVNTN ............ SB-0695
   SMOKING LIMITATION ACT ............................... SB-1763
   ST BD/ED--STUDENT PARENT GRANTS............ SB-1197




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SMITH, MARGARET SENATOR (12TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   TAX CREDIT CHILD CARE PROGRAM................. SB-0477
   VEH CD-FUNERAL DISRUPTION........................ SB-1583
   VEH-HANDICAP CHILD RESTRAINT................. SB-1642
   VOLUNTEER SERVICE CREDIT.............................. SB-1590
   WORK COMP & OCC DISEA-INQUIRY............... SB-0568
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SMITH
   SENATE BILL: 1, 4, 17, 75, 186, 606, 670, 1770, 1888, 2200
   HOUSE BILL: 93, 97, 99, 117, 274, 295, 476, 478, 494, 546, 547, 548, 639, 654, 655,
     664, 674, 737, 881, 923, 934, 1014, 1145, 1146, 1194, 1302, 1353, 1365, 1424, 1467,
     1546, 1646, 1656, 1726, 1839, 1925, 2013, 2022, 2183, 2516, 2559, 2560, 2642, 2670,
     2862, 2921, 2942, 3482, 3506, 3570, 3612, 3615, 3694, 3739, 3752, 3879, 3880, 3956,
     3989, 4018, 4037, 4139
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 108, 110, 111, 181, 215, 253, 269, 278, 288, 339, 440, 462,
     567, 605, 660, 681, 855, 923, 943, 973, 977, 1020, 1032, 1112, 1190, 1212, 1225, 1250,
     1306, 1382, 1390, 1454
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 59, 111, 120, 175, 176
TOPINKA, JUDY BAAR SENATOR (22ND DIST. REP)
   $BUREAU  OF BUDGET...............................................  SB-1731
   $OCE- BOB ................... ...........................................   SB-0315
   $OCE-OFFICE PUBLIC COUNSEL ........................ SB-0335
   $OCE-PRAIRIE STATE 2000 AUTH....................... SB-1748
   ANATOM GIFT-DISPOSE BODY-DONEE......... SB-2131
   ANIMAL WELFARE ACT-ANIML RSRCH......... SB-0202
   APPOINT COOK CO-REGIONAL SUPT .............. SB-1951
   AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT ACT................. SB-0762
   BACCALAUREATE EDUC SYSTM TRUST............ SB-0017
   BINGO-INCR PRIZES/MERCHANDISE.............. SB-0016
   BUILD IL-DCCA-GRANTS .................................. SB-0031
   CHARITABLE GAMES-ORGANIZATIONS......... SB-0177
   CHARITY GAMES FRATERNAL & VETS ............. SB-1091
   CITIZEN ADVISORY COUNCIL-TERM............... SB-0314
   CITZN UTILITY BD-PUBLIC NOTICE................. SB-0172
   CIV AD CD-MENT HEALTH ADV COMM........... SB-1073
   CLERK COURT RECORDS/CEMETERIES............ SB-1609
   CMS-ST EMPL-SERVICE REGISTRATN........... SB-2277
   CNTY HIGHWAY-FUTURE ADDITIONS............ SB-0971
   COMM COLL BD MMBR 4-YR TERMS ................ SB-0180
   CONTROLLED SUBST-ALFENTANIL ................. SB-0201
   COOK CNTY/4 EDUCAT SERV REGION............... SB-1606
   CREATES ACT-DEFINE DEATH ........................... SB-0078
   CRIM-VANDALIZE PROPERTY-FELONY....... SB-2231
   CRIMINAL PRO-CONTINUANCE ........................ SB-1712
   CUSTODY HEARINGS-SAME JUDGE ................. SB-1699
   DEFINE HIGH ED-ZERO COUPN BOND............. SB-0002
   DEPT REV-TAX EXEMPT LAND........................... SB-0298
   DES PLAINES RIVER-FLOOD PLAIN.................. SB-0629
   DOT-FLOOD GATE/DES PLAINES RIV............... SB-0030
   DOT-FLOOD MAPS AVAILABLE......................... SB-0846
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   DPH-ORGAN TRANSPLANT STUDY................... SB-0011
   ELEC CD-SPECIAL ABSENTEES........................... SB-0635
   ELEC INTERFERNC-PUBLIC BUILDNG............. SB-0252
   ELECTION CODE-REGISTRATION...................... SB-0179
   ELECTIONS-GENERAL PRIMARY ...................... SB-0164
   EMS SYSTEMS-AMBULANCE PROVIDER......... SB-1945
   EPA-  LANDFILL SITE............................................... SB-0027
   EPA-TECHNICAL CITATION ................................ SB-0422
   FIREWORKS-REGULATIONS................................ SB-0045
   FIRST 1987 REVISORY ACT...................................... SB-1085
   FOREST PRESERVE-GOLF COURSES................. SB-0634
   FUNERAL DIR DISCIPLINARY BOARD................ SB-1166
   G A-DAILY ORDER OF BUSINESS..............     SB-1713
   GRAVE-COUNTY MAINTENANCE LIMIT........ SB-1613
   HGHWY AUTH-CONTRACT BID NOTICE......... SB-0006
   HLTH-NURS HOMES-ACCREDITATION ........ SB-2200
   HRSE RACING TAX ALLOCATION FD................. SB-0071




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    IL HMO GUARANTY ASSOCIATION..................... SB-1115
    INCOME TAX-MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS............ SB-0098
    INS CD-ADVERTISEMENTS-MEDICARE........ SB-0618
    INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC EVENT .............. SB-0070
    JOINT CUSTODY-PRESUME IN FAVOR............. SB-0231
    JURORS-ELIMINATES/EXEMPTIONS ............... SB-0003
    JUV CT-CHILD SUPPORT FUND .......................... SB-2227
    MARRIAGE LIC-AIDS TEST REQRMNT ............ SB-0085
    MOTOR CARRIER-REGULATN DISPLAY ......... SB-1950
    MUN CD-LICENSE TREE EXPERTS ..................... SB-1190
    MUNI CD-HEALTH INSURANCE TAX............... SB-0212
    MUNI CD-HOTEL TAX-USES.............................. SB-0433
    MUNI UTILTY TAX/PUBLIC UTILITY................... SB-0076
    NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS................ SB-0588
    NURSING HOME REFORM-DISCHARGE.......... SB-0590
    ORGAN TRANSPLANT-ELIGIBILITY................. SB-1501
    PATIENTS RIGHTS-BLOOD DONOR............... SB-0972
    PEN-DWNST POLICE-CREDIT UNION ............ SB-2025
    POLICE-FIREFIGHTER PREFERENCE ............... SB-1810
    PROHIBIT SUMMER UTILITY RATES.................... SB-1545
    PUBLIC AID-SKILLED NURSING CAR............... SB-0589
    PUBLIC HEALTH-BREAST CARE......................... SB-1548
    RESIDENT PAYS NONRES TUITION..................... SB-0683
    REV ACT-EXEMPTIONS-NOTICE...................... SB-2014
    ROAD-CNTY/FUTURE RIGHT OF WAY ............ SB-0970
    RTA-INSPECTOR GEN-TRAVEL BOARD ........ SB-2230
    RTA-MTA-REPEALS ADVISORY BRDS............ SB-0029
    SCH CD-ASBESTOS ABATEMENT TAX.............. SB-1602
    SCH CD-ASSOC MEMBERSHIP DUES ................. SB-0898
    SCH CD-ATHLETE/PHYSICIAN........................... SB-0851
    SCH CD-ATHLETES/PHYSICIAN......................... SB-0852
    SCH CD-NATL ASSOCIATION DUES ................. SB-0042
    SCH CD-REFERENDUM/SCH BOARDS.............. SB-0897
    SCH CD-REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT .......... SB-1607
    SCHOOL INSPECTION PROHIBITIONS............... SB-1213
    TOWNSHPS/HEALTH CARE MONEY/TAX ........ SB-0982
    TWO CHILD WELFARE SANITARIUMS............... SB-0969
    VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE................ SB-2180
    VEH CD-TINTED WINDOWS ................................. SB-1622
    WRKER COMP-EMERGENCY VOLUNTEER..... SB-0046
    YOUTH SERVICE BOARD-LIABILITY .............. SB-1717
    ZONING-SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS ........... SB-2225
    OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY TOPINKA
    SENATE BILL: 1, 94, 270, 478, 1363, 1375, 1407, 1408, 1409, 1411, 1437, 1553, 1654,
    1770, 1943, 2063, 2278
    HOUSE BILL: 1, 48, 164, 177, 236, 245, 263, 283, 337, 349, 404, 405, 406, 407, 409,
    679, 756, 1337, 1546, 1592, 1969, 1988, 2021, 2022, 2070, 2230, 2319, 2359, 2371,
    2404, 2414, 2446, 2476, 2525, 2569, 2768, 2862, 3057, 3136, 3184, 3239, 3353, 3545,
    3562, 3564, 3565, 3567, 3589, 3606, 3695, 3770, 3856, 4006, 4028, 4075, 4258, 4277
    SENATE RESOLUTION: 25, 26, 34, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 102, 124, 127, 128, 129, 139,
    140, 148, 149, 150, 154, 157, 158, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 195, 203, 220, 221, 270,
    313, 314, 333, 354, 355, 360, 365, 373, 387, 395, 396, 400, 424, 462, 465, 484, 485,
    550, 551, 552, 553, 554, 555, 556, 557, 558, 559, 560, 561, 565, 566, 587, 588, 649,
    650, 667, 681, 693, 715, 728, 729, 730, 731, 732, 733, 752, 753, 756, 758, 804, 805,
    806, 807, 808, 809, 810, 811, 812, 813, 843, 848, 888, 889, 891, 892, 893, 904, 935,
    937, 958, 959, 960, 961, 962, 967, 994, 995, 996, 997, 998, 999, 1026, 1042, 1056,
    1071, 1072, 1073, 1074, 1082, 1086, 1087, 1098, 1170, 1204, 1225, 1251, 1271, 1273,
    1279, 1281, 1292, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1336, 1337, 1338, 1339, 1340, 1341, 1342, 1343,
    1344, 1345, 1352, 1353, 1371, 1372, 1385, 1391, 1410, 1411, 1412, 1413, 1436, 1437,
    1450, 1451, 1457, 1458, 1459, 1460, 1461, 1462, 1463, 1464, 1467, 1469, 1470
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 20, 40, 112, 149, 152, 160, 163, 205, 217, 225
    SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 22, 57, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 106, 108, 112, 132, 150,
    166, 168, 169, 170, 175, 185
VADALABENE, SAM M. SENATOR (56TH DIST. DEM)
   $DCCA-SW PLANNING COMMISSION............. SB-1632
   $DOT--VILLAGE OF HARTFORD......................... SB-1783




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VADALABENE, SAM M. SENATOR (56TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   $GRANTS-  CDB.....................................................  SB-1045
   $GRANTS-  DCCA .................................................. ..... SB-1044
   $HIST PRES AGENCY-VISTOR CENTR.............. SB-1864
   $O CE- SIU ................................................................  SB-0291
   $OCE-SOUTHERN IL UNIVERSITY..................... SB-1694
   AUDIT ACT-NO EXCEPTION-AUD GEN.......... SB-2051
   BACCALAUREATE EDUC SYSTM TRUST............ SB-0017
   COMMEMORATIVE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ........... SB-0410
   COMMRCL CARRIER/TINTED WINDOWS......... SB-1634
   COMPTROLLER-UNIV EMPLOYEE PAY ........... SB-0440
   COUNTY BONDS/WORKING CASH FUND.......... SB-0849
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001
   ELEC CD-ACCESSIBLE POLL PLACES................. SB-0061
   ELEC CD-VOTER QUALIFICATIONS .................. SB-0060
   FIRE PROT DIST-VET PREFERENCE .................. SB-0222
   JOLIET PORT DIST-AIRPORT ............................... SB-0313
   LIBRARY SYSTEMS-PER CAP GRNTS .............. SB-0709
   LOC LIBRARY-OVERLAP/HOME RULE............ SB-0359
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-DEPT-PUB HLTH.......... SB-2249
   MOTOR FUEL TAX/65-35 SPLIT........................... SB-1385
   MUNI CD-NO PARK DIST SURCHARGE............ SB-0710
   MUNI-TAX LEVY-BOND INTRST RATE.......... SB-0267
   PEN CD-ST UNIV-REMARRIAGE.................... SB-0810
   PEN CD-UNIVERSITY-REMARRIAGE............. SB-1863
   POL/FIRE COMMISSR SUSPENSIONS.................. SB-0382
   PUB LIBRARY DIST-GENRL REVISNS............... SB-1495
   RECORDERS ACT-DATA STORAGE..................... SB-1633
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN.......... SB-0037
   SCH CD-ATHLETE/PHYSICIAN........................... SB-0851
   SCH CD-ATHLETES/PHYSICIAN......................... SB-0852
   THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS FUND.................... SB-0265
   UNIVERSITY EMPLOY-CHILD TUITON............ SB-0705
   VEH CD-PURPLE HEART PLATES....................... SB-0132
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY VADALABENE
   SENATE BILL: 113, 150, 162, 186, 240, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 292,
     363, 478, 974, 990, 1304, 1421, 1458, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1695, 1696, 1697,
     1710, 1835, 1836, 2022, 2050
     HOUSE BILL: 81, 85, 90, 143, 173, 321, 330, 423, 535, 813, 871, 941, 973, 1021, 1249,
     1284, 1446, 1629, 1763, 2226, 2250, 2594, 3354, 3395, 3544, 3878, 4059
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 18, 102, 147, 191, 201, 336, 383, 421, 453, 462, 525, 526, 644,
     756, 814, 845, 883, 884, 885, 886, 924, 925, 1002, 1006, 1284, 1287, 1327, 1346, 1347,
     1397, 1402, 1403
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 17, 26, 27, 42, 68, 164, 171, 172, 173, 174, 176, 178
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 28, 61, 117, 120, 175, 177
 WATSON, FRANK C. SENATOR (55TH DIST. REP)
    $ABANDONED MINED LANDS COUNCIL........... SB-1728
    $GRANTS-BRD HIGHER EDUCATION ............... SB-0974
    $ILLINOIS COMMERCE COMMISSION................ SB-1733
    $OCE-DEPT TRANSPORTATION.......................... SB-0417
    $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION....................... SB-0341
    $ST BD EDUCATN-SUMMER SCHOOL............... SB-2112
    ATVS-LAND OWNER OPERATION-REG......... SB-2046
    BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE..................................... SB-2004
    BINGO NON-CASH PRIZES/S150 ......................... SB-0056
    CIV PRO/PARTITION INTERST VALU.................. SB-1031
    CIV PROC-COLLATERAL SOURCE PMT............ SB-1064
    CONTROL SUBSTANCES-PENALTIES ............... SB-1923
    CRIM PROC-WARRANT/SEAT BELT ................ SB-0094
    DOT-RAILROAD REHABILITATION................... SB-2003
    EGG ACT-DEFINE ADULTERATED EGG ........... SB-0054
    ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
    HIGHWAY CD-ROAD JURISDICTION............. SB-0278
    IDENTIFY SCH CHILDREN WITH AID.............. SB-1803
    IMMIGRATN REFORM & CONTROL FD.............. SB-0742
    KASKASKIA RIV WATER--SURCHARGE............ SB-0868




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WATSON, FRANK C. SENATOR (55TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   KASKASKIA RIV WATER-ACTUAL USE............ SB-0869
   KASKASKIA RIVER WATER-USERS................... SB-0900
   KASKASKIA WATER-FULL MANDATE............. SB-0901
   MAIL-ORDER PHARMACY.................................... SB-1812
   MUNI CD-FULLTIME MAYOR/COMMSR......... SB-0240
   NEW-CAR BUYER PROTECTION ACT .............. SB-2102
   OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE ACT................................ SB-0537
   PEN CD-ST EMP-CORRECTN-FORMULA..... SB-2047
   PEN-DWN TEACHR-EARLY RETIREMT......... SB-0236
   PENAL INSTITUTION CONTRABAND.................. SB-0508
   PHARMACY PRACTICE-PRESCRIPTION .......... SB-0418
   PHYSICIAN LIENS-NOTICE .................................. SB-2158
   RECORDERS ACT-FLOOD HAZARD REV.......... SB-0908
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ SB-0878
   REV-TAX PURCHASES-REFUNDS.................. SB-0041
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. SB-0184
   SCH CD-ST AID/INSERV TRAINING................. SB-0300
   SCH CD-STOP/MODIFY MANDAT PROG.......... SB-1681
   SCHOOL DISTRICTS/UTILITY TAXES.............. SB-1686
   U S OLYMPIC COMM-TAX CHECKOFF ............ SB-0129
   US OLYMPC COM ACT/INCM TAX ACT.............. SB-0488
   VEH CD-FIN RESP/SUSP-BONDS...................... SB-0411
   VEH CD-HONORARY CONSULAR PLATE ........ SB-0899
   VEH-SOS-FURNISH DRIVING RECORD.......... SB-0259
   WKRS COMP-FILING OF DOCUMENTS............. SB-0055
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WATSON
   SENATE BILL: 447, 454, 478, 635, 1550, 1596, 1654
   HOUSE BILL: 177, 261, 301, 540, 677, 687, 688, 689, 759, 773, 774, 789, 823, 1031,
     1185, 1297, 1455, 1512, 1760, 1869, 1953, 2043, 2044, 2102, 2104, 2208, 2209, 2230,
     2340, 2341, 2342, 2655, 2682, 2834, 3205, 3227, 3231, 3394, 3395, 3900, 4000, 4005,
     4191
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 101, 330, 372, 392, 462, 470, 483, 662, 699, 710, 711, 712,
     795, 845, 860, 963, 1057, 1079, 1094, 1166, 1167, 1176, 1296, 1407, 1444, 1452
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 79
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 2, 48, 56, 65, 155
WEAVER, STANLEY B. SENATOR (52ND DIST. REP)
   $COMMISSIONER OF BANKS & TRUST.............. SB-1730
   $HIGHER ED-RETIREMENT SYSTEMS.............. SB-1710
   $OCE-ARTS COUNCIL ........................................ SB-0342
   $OCE-BD  TRUST U OF I...........................................  SB-1692
   $OCE-BOARD OF TRUSTEES/U OF I................... SB-0290
   $OCE-ST UNIV CIVIL SERVICE............................ SB-0292
   $OCE-ST UNIV CIVIL SERV SYSTEM.................. SB-1897
   $OCE-ST UNIV RETIREMNT SYSTEM................ SB-0285
   ABOLISH LOCAL LABOR RELATN BRD............... SB-0631
   BANK HOLDING CO-BRANCHES ........................ SB-2228
   BANKS-FEES AND PENALTIES............................ SB-1303
   CIVIL PROCED-QUICK TAKE/U OF I.................. SB-0582
   CIVIL TRIALS/CIVIL  SUITS..................................... SB-1429
   CREDIT UNION/ST FINANCE-FEES................... SB-0915
   DEPT CONSERVATION - CONVEYANCE .......... SB-1492
   DEPT FINAC INST-CURRENCY EXCHG............ SB-0777
   DEPT-NUCL SAFTY/PURCHASNG RULE......... SB-1231
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... SB-1226
   ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION............................... SB-0691
   EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ............ SB-1304
   FUND TRANSFER-MANDATORY SHARE......... SB-0985
   GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ACT..................... SB-0778
   HORSE RACING-OFF TRACK BETTING ............ SB-2256
   INCOME TAX-RESEARCH CREDIT...................... SB-1107
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... SB-1562
   INCR GEN OBLIGATION BOND ACT ................. SB-2271
   INTERSTATE ASSIST BANK-ACQUIRE ............. SB-1299
   LAND TRUSTS-DEFINITIONS ........................... SB-0690
   PEN CD-ST UNIV-RETIREMNT BENFT........... SB-1899
   PEN CD-UNIV-ANNUAL INCREASE ............... SB-0768




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WEAVER, STANLEY B. SENATOR (52ND DIST. REP)-Cont.
   PEN CD-UNIV-RETIREMENT ANNUITY ........ SB-1898
   PUBL BOND/INTEREST RATE LIMITN................ SB-0206
   RATES PUBLICATN NOTICE/MIN RAT............... SB-1032
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. SB-0566
   U OF I-BUILDING & FACILITIES......................... SB-0968
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WEAVER,S
   SENATE BILL: 283, 284, 286, 287, 288, 289, 291, 293, 294, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319,
     320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337,
     338, 339, 340, 341, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 366, 417, 453, 466, 545, 546,
     547, 548, 549, 551, 573, 766, 767, 769, 776, 779, 780, 781, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907,
     908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 916, 917, 918, 920, 921, 922, 923, 924, 925, 926,
     927, 928, 929, 930, 931, 932, 933, 934, 935, 936, 990, 1037, 1222, 1223, 1225, 1227,
     1229, 1230, 1232, 1233, 1234, 1235, 1236, 1238, 1239, 1240, 1297, 1298, 1307, 1309,
     1312, 1313, 1321, 1322, 1323, 1452, 1453, 1454, 1457, 1459, 1484, 1486, 1487, 1488,
     1489, 1490, 1493, 1494, 1499, 1501, 1502, 1514, 1517, 1596, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1693,
     1694, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1728, 1729, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1737, 1738,
     1739, 1740, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1744, 1745, 1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752,
     1753, 1754, 1755, 1756, 1757, 1758, 1759, 1875, 1876, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1923,
     1937, 1938, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1966, 1967, 1978, 1979, 2003, 2007,
     2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2021, 2022, 2070, 2079, 2080, 2110, 2152, 2153, 2154, 2156,
     2157, 2229, 2234, 2235, 2243, 2254, 2257, 2258, 2260, 2262, 2263, 2264
     HOUSE BILL: 216, 590, 711, 745, 746, 766, 770, 777, 1238, 1295, 1373, 1485, 2331,
     2806, 2865, 2925, 3201, 3237, 3261, 3262, 3544, 4045
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 83, 102, 297, 416, 417, 462, 464, 522, 639, 909, 970, 1009,
     1048, 1088, 1187, 1229, 1235, 1383, 1392
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 177
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 101, 137, 140, 141, 175
WELCH, PATRICK D. SENATOR (38TH DIST. DEM)
    $OCE-BOARD OF REGENTS................................... SB-0287
    $OCE-BOARD OF REGENTS................................... SB-1695
    $OCE-STATE SCHLRSHIP COMMISSN ............... SB-0367
    CITZN UTILITY BD-PUBLIC NOTICE................. SB-0172
    CORPORATION-CRIMINAL LIABILITY ............ SB-1913
    CREATE AFFORDABLE DENTURES ACT............. SB-0032
    CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001
    CREDIT CARD DISCLOSURE ................................... SB-2255
    DCFS-EXAMIN CHILD CARE PERMIT............... SB-0939
    DORS-STUDY IMPAIRED CHILD NEED............. SB-2088
    ELECTNS-NOMINATG PETITN DEADLN.......... SB-1317
    ELECTRIC SUPPLIER-DEF WHEELING............. SB-0774
    EPA-COAL POWER PLANT .................................... SB-1420
    EPA-CRIMINAL FINES ......................................... SB-1354
    EPA-FED CONSERVAT RECOVERY ACT........... SB-1425
    EPA- FEES .................................................. .........   SB-1860
    EPA-LANDFILLS-ANNUAL REPORT ............... SB-1912
    EPA-ON-SITE STORAGE/HAZARD................... SB-1615
    EPA-POLLUTN CONTRL-ENERGY PLAN....... SB-1915
    EPA-REGNL POLLUT CNTRL FACILTY............. SB-0940
    EPA-STORAGE/TRANSPORTN-GAS/OIL ....... SB-1426
    FIRST 1987 REVISORY ACT...................................... SB-1085
    GROUNDWTER-PUBL WATER SUPPLIES......... SB-1482
    HOMESTEAD IMPRVMT EXEMP-NOTCE.......... SB-2090
    I SEARCH/FUNDS-BOARDS-REPORTS ........... SB-0933
    ICC-RATE INC-FRANCHIS AGREEMNT......... SB-0794
    IL CHEM SAFETY/NOTIFY RESIDENT................ SB-0792
    IL ENERGY CONSERV FINANCE AUTH .............. SB-2250
    IL WATER POLLUTN CONTROL FUND................ SB-0117
    INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY........... SB-0033
    INC TX-EXEMPTION-ELDERLY/BLIND......... SB-1638
    JUVENILE CODE/PROTECTION ORDER ............. SB-0950
    LABOR CHEMICAL USAGE REPORT ................. SB-0953
    LIQUOR-LICENSE OFFICIALS........................... SB-0370
    LIQUOR-SALE/DELIVERY MUNI BLDG............ SB-0277
    MNTL HLTH BD-DELINQNT MINOR ................. SB-0993
    MUNI-RETAILERS OCCUPTN-GAS TAX......... SB-0623
    NATURAL GAS PRICES-ANTITRUST.............. SB-1639




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WELCH, PATRICK D. SENATOR (38TH DIST. DEM--Cont.
   NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTN .......... SB-0241
   PARK DIST CD-PUBLISH ORDINANCE.............. SB-1274
   POLLUTN CONTRL FACILTY APPROVL.............. SB-0749
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PROPERTY TAXES-BILLING SYSTEM ............... SB-2034
   PUB UTIL-CORP SUBSIDIARY-REORG............ SB-0764
   PUB UTIL-WHEELING ELECTRICITY ................ SB-1850
   PUB UTIL/ICC/DIFFERING RATES....................... SB-1555
   PUB UTLITIES-UTILTY ADVERT EXP................ SB-0130
   PUBL UTILITY LIMIT ACCESS FEE....................... SB-0216
   REGIONL SERV AGENCY FELLOWSHIP ............. SB-0782
   REV ACT-REDEMPTION-TAXES ....................... SB-2091
   REV-TAX USE/2.4 PER THERM ............................ SB-1640
   SCH CD-BOARD TREASURER............................... SB-1273
   SCH CD-BOARD VACANCY................................ SB-1272
   SCH CD-PERSONNEL FILES.................................. SB-2023
   SCH CD-SBE-FUNDING FOR RULE .................. SB-2120
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. SB-0184
   SECOND 1988 REVISORY ACT................................. SB-2278
   SOLID WASTE MGMT-DISPOSAL........................ SB-1616
   ST BD ED-COMMTY BLOCK HOME PGM .......... SB-0949
   UTIL RATES/GAS TAKE-PAY COSTS ................ SB-1610
   UTIL TAX REDUCTION/REDUCE RATE.............. SB-1627
   VETERANS ASSISTANCE COMMISSION ............. SB-1456
   VITAL REC-BLOOD TYP BIRTH CERT .............. SB-0932
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WELCH
   SENATE BILL: 248, 275, 276, 283, 284, 285, 286, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 442, 783,
     784, 785, 1599, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1696, 1697, 1710
     HOUSE BILL: 10, 155, 227, 228, 269, 281, 472, 560, 910, 942, 1118, 1135, 1300, 1309,
     1392, 1419, 1590, 1806, 1836, 1901, 2051, 2151, 2606, 3100, 3125, 3278, 3279, 3343,
     3355, 3372, 3405, 3499, 3620, 3683, 3780, 4117, 4293
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 69, 125, 194, 244, 263, 362, 397, 462, 473, 756, 1099, 1125,
     1192, 1399
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 131, 139
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 60, 120
 WOODYARD, HARRY SENATOR (53RD DIST. REP)
    $DCMS-INSURANCE COVERAGE/CLAIM........ SB-0437
    $DEPT-AG/BEES-INDEMNITY........................... SB-0026
    $DEPT-AG/PSEUDORABIES PROGRAM ............ SB-0024
    $OCE-COMM COLLEGE BOARD........................... SB-0288
    $OCE/GR--COMMUNITY COLLEGE BD.............. SB-1690
    AG DIVERSIF DEV  ACT............................................. SB-1452
    AG-REG CONTAINMENT FERTILIZER ............. SB-2139
    BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE..................................... SB-2004
    BANK/INSURANCE & SECURITIES...................... SB-0608
    BANKING ACT--OWN TRAVEL AGENCY........... SB-0406
    BANKING ACT-SECURITIES................................. SB-1414
    BANKS AS REAL ESTATE BROKERS..................... SB-0607
    BANKS GOVT MUTUAL FUNDS ............................ SB-1220
    BANKS/OPERATE MERGNG FACILTIES............. SB-1221
    BEES ACT-INDEMNITY .......................................... SB-0025
    BOVINE BRUCELLOSIS ERADICATION............... SB-0546
    CD CRIM PRO-EXAM CHILD BY TV ................... SB-1418
    CHARITABLE GAMES-LICENSES........................ SB-1889
    COM COLL GRANT DISTRIB FORMULA.............. SB-1691
    COMM CLLGE/CAP PROJECT APPRVL................ SB-0490
    COMM COLLGE-GRANT RATE/FORMULA...... SB-0289
    CONSERVATION DISTRICT/TAX RATE.............. SB-0892
    CORONER PERMIT TO CREMATE-FEE ............. SB-0404
    CORONERS ACT--CREMATION ......................... SB-0405
    CORONERS TRAINING PROGRAM .................... SB-0504
    DCCA-FARM DEVELOPMENT AUTHORTY...... SB-1920
    DIETETIC PRACTICE ACT..................................... SB-0456
    DMHDD-SECURITY FORCES............................. SB-0767
    EDUC FUNDING ADVISRY REFERENDM ........... SB-0816
    ELEC CD--PRECINCT DIVISION......................... SB-1068





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WOODYARD, HARRY SENATOR (53RD DIST. REP)-Cont.
   ELEC CD-STATE CENTRAL COMMITTE........... SB-1067
   ELEC-CNTY HWY SUPERINTENDENT.............. SB-0554
   ELECTION-CO HWY SUPERINTENDENT......... SB-0745
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   ENTERPRISE ZONE ACT-PUNCTUATN ............ SB-0503
   ENTERPRISE ZONES QUALIFICATION............... SB-1086
   EPA-REGULATIONS-US EPA.............................. SB-1834
   EPA/CONSTRUCT NUCLEAR PWR FACL............ SB-1919
   FARM DEV ACT-FINANCE CHARGES ........... SB-0421
   FARM DEV AUTH-LOAN INTRST RATE............ SB-0377
   FARM DEVELOPMENT-NOTES/BONDS............ SB-1921
   FUEL TAX QUARTERLY REPORT.......................... SB-1227
   GROUP DAY CARE HOME-RATIO-DCFS ........ SB-0407
   HIGHER EDUCATION-GRANTS........................... SB-0489
   HISTORIC PLACE REG-NOTICE........................... SB-0432
   HORSE RACING WAGER-COUNTY FAIR.......... SB-1507
   INC TX-WAIVE PENALTY/INTEREST ............... SB-1229
   INCREASE ENTERPRISE ZONE.............................. SB-0981
   INS CD-LOSS/REINSURANCE STNDRD............ SB-0538
   INT RATE NO LIMIT ON CONTRACT................... SB-1413
   INTST COMPACT-GRAIN MARKET.................... SB-0312
   LAND TRUST/RECORD OVER $100 ....................... SB-0295
   LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS-GRANT........ SB-0769
   LOCAL RECORD-CIRCUIT CRT CLERK ............ SB-1704
   MOTOR FUEL TAX-ELIMINATIONS................... SB-1904
   MOTOR FUEL TX-SCH TRANSPORTATN.......... SB-1918
   MOTOR FUEL-GASOHOL....................................... SB-1687
   PAROLE REHEARING..............................................  SB-1156
   PENAL INSTUTIONS-ADMINISTRATN ............. SB-1802
   PLANT DISEASE-VIOLTNS/PENALTY............... SB-0547
   PROBATE-GUARDIAN APPOINTMENTS........... SB-0744
   PROP TX-HOMESTEAD........................................ SB-2070
   PSEUDORABIES CONTROL ACT ............................ SB-0023
   REBUILDERS REGULATION ................................... SB-0879
   RECREATNAL AREA-DUTY/OBLIGATN .......... SB-0037
   REVENUE-USE REFUNDS OFFSET TAX............ SB-1230
   SALES UTIL TX-EXMPT MANUF FUEL ............. SB-0235
   SCH CD-INC TAX FUNDS EDUCATION............. SB-0723
   SCH CD/INC TX-FUNDING EDUCATN.............. SB-1905
   SCHOOL CD & INCOME TAX-FUNDING........... SB-0447
   SCRAP PROCESSOR-LICENSES .................. SB-2042
   ST EMP GRP INS-COM COLLEGE EMP............... SB-0145
   SURFACE MINES-SURVEY MONUMENTS....... SB-0786
   VEH CD-HEADSET RECEIVERS ........................... SB-0372
   VEH CD-SCH BUS-SAFETY HATCH................ SB-0296
   VEHICLE CD-AUTO THEFT................................... SB-0881
   VEHICLE CD-SALVAGE CERTIFICATE.............. SB-0880
   WILDLIFE CD-TOXIC PELLETS............................ SB-0924
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WOODYARD
   SENATE BILL: 1, 150, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 290, 291, 292, 486, 487, 491, 492, 493,
     539, 990, 1415, 1416, 1689, 1692, 1693, 1694, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1710, 1814, 1862,
     2102
   HOUSE BILL: 56, 84, 85, 255, 327, 679, 706, 850, 870, 919, 1040, 1187, 1281, 1370,
     1494, 1507, 2323, 2367, 2377, 2378, 2379, 2826, 2866, 3142, 3275, 3418, 3420, 3748,
     3969, 4096, 4194, 4282, 4286
   SENATE RESOLUTION: 86, 102, 235, 358, 359, 416, 417, 426, 462, 521, 654, 672, 951,
     983, 1009, 1048, 1066, 1067, 1089, 1130, 1187, 1240, 1348, 1361, 1362, 1430
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 28, 48, 81, 120, 145, 159
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 20, 24, 25, 32, 33, 46, 67, 86, 87, 126, 147, 153, 180
ZITO, GREG SENATOR (26TH DIST. DEM)
   BANK-CASH ANNUITY CHECKS-GOVMT ..... SB-0214
   BANK-OHIO-A MIDWESTERN STATE............. SB-0221
   BANKS SELL INSURANCE.................................... SB-2000
   BEER-DEFINE SUCCESSOR BREWER ............. SB-2224
   CANNABIS/DRUG TRAFFICKING...................... SB-1407
   CDB-CONTRACT BID NOTICE........................... SB-0097





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ZITO, GREG SENATOR (26TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-VETERANS......................... SB-0008
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. SB-0102
   CITZN UTILITY BD-PUBLIC NOTICE................. SB-0172
   COM COLLEGE-TAX FREE BONDS .................. SB-1439
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE TRAFFIC.................. SB-1995
   COOK CTY TWSP-LICENSE BUSINESS.............. SB-0365
   CORRECTION-CANNABIS TRAFFICKNG......... SB-1994
   CREATE EXPORT TRADING CO ACT.................... SB-0001
   CREDIT CARDS-INTEREST/INFORMTN .......... SB-0400
   CREDIT LAW-PA 85-983-DEFER ...................... SB-1826
   CURRENCY EXCHANGES-INSPECTIONS........ SB-1054
   CURRENCY EXCHANGE/FEE STRUCTUR......... SB-1721
   CURRENCY EXCHG-SENIOR CITIZENS........... SB-0746
   DISRUPTED BUSINESS-DEFER TAX................... SB-0748
   DOT-FLOOD GATE/DES PLAINES RIV............... SB-0030
   DPH-CYTOPATHOLOGY REGULATIONS.......... SB-2197
   ELEC CD-PRECINCT CANVASS ........................... SB-0176
   ELECTIONS-GENERAL PRIMARY...................... SB-0164
   ELECTIONS-REREGISTRATION........................ SB-0541
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ SB-0095
   EPA LOCAL SOLID WASTE SURCHARG .............. SB-1123
   EPA-LANDFILL SITE ............................................... SB-0027
   FOREIGN BANKING-VACANCY.......................... SB-1808
   FOREIGN SAVINGS AND LOANS............B.............. SB-1593
   HGHWY AUTH-CONTRACT BID NOTICE......... SB-0006
   HOLDING CO-BANK ACQUISITION .................. SB-1595
   HOLDING CO-OHIO MIDWESTERN.................... SB-1594
   INC TAX-CREDIT-AIRPORT NOISE ................. SB-0272
   INC TX-CREDIT-HANDICAPPED EMPL.......... SB-2198
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY ........... SB-0033
   INS CD-ALZHEIMERS COVERAGE..................... SB-0004
   INTEREST RATE LIMITS  .........................................  SB-0186
   LAW ENFORCE/COMP-HOSTAGE LEAVE........ SB-0148
   LICENSE TRAVEL AGENTS.....................................  SB-1256
   MUNI CD-ACQUIRING PROPERTY..................... SB-0276
   MUNI CD-AIRPORTS-CURFEW ...................... SB-2067
   MUNI CD-HEALTH INSURANCE TAX............... SB-0212
   MUNI UTILTY TAX/PUBLIC UTILITY.................. SB-0076
   MUNI--O'HARE CURFEW ........................................  SB-0273
   NE ILL PLAN COMM-MEMBERSHIP.................. SB-1806
   NURSE CARE ACT INCL HOSPITALS................... SB-0588
   PHARMACY PRACTICE-PRESCRIPTION .......... SB-0418
   PHARMACY PRACTICE ACT................................... SB-0747
   POLLUTN CONTRL FACILTY APPROVL.............. SB-0749
   POLLUTN WASTE WATER FUND .......................... SB-1794
   PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM JUDGMENT............. SB-2148
   PUB UTLITIES-UTILTY ADVERT EXP................ SB-0130
   PUBLIC HEALTH-BREAST CARE..................... SB-1548
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLANNING AUTH............. SB-0275
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLANNING AUTH............. SB-2068
   REV ACT-FARMLND TAX REDUCTION............ SB-0007
   SAV ASSNS BNK DIRECTOR LIABLE.................... SB-1722
   SAV ASSNS BNK ACT VOTE RIGHTS.................... SB-1723
   SAVINGS & LOAN HOLDING COMPANY............ SB-0213
   SAVINGS ASSN BANKS FEES.................................. SB-1724
   SAVINGS ASSOCIATN BANKS-LOANS.............. SB-1809
   SCH CD-COMPREHENSIVE HLTH SERV........... SB-0227
   SCH CD-GRANT/SCH DIST/AIRPORTS............. SB-0274
   SCH CD-GRANTS-NOISE POLLUTION ............ SB-2066
   SCHOOLS-TAX FREE BONDS................................ SB-1438
   TAX-FREE BONDS/INT REV CD .......................... SB-1440
   TAXATION-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS........... SB-1893
   TOWNSHIP OPEN SPACE ACT-TECHNL........... SB-0591
   TRAVEL PROMOTION CONSUMER PROT........... SB-1326
   TWNSHIP-YOUTH SERVICES TAX.................... SB-1386
   U OF I RURAL DEVELOPMENT CENTR ............... SB-0119
   U S OLYMPIC COMM-TAX CHECKOFF ............ SB-0129




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ZITO, GREG SENATOR (26TH DIST. DEM--Cont.
   US OLYMPC COM ACT/INCM TAX ACT.............. SB-0488
   VEH CD-REQUIRE CAR INSURANCE.................. SB-2180
   VEH CD-TRAIN OBSTRUCT TRAFFIC............... SB-0474
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY ZITO
   SENATE BILL: 17, 31, 62, 75, 127, 153, 205, 255, 301, 990, 1260, 1534, 1603
   HOUSE BILL: 234, 300, 475, 696, 980, 1000, 1045, 1068, 1274, 1341, 1432, 1473, 1531,
     1537, 1563, 1573, 1632, 1669, 1735, 1933, 2276, 2293, 2415, 2525, 2533, 2694, 2766,
     2940, 2996, 3380, 3789, 3990, 4180, 4266
     SENATE RESOLUTION: 39, 40, 80, 81, 88, 102, 161, 304, 308, 386, 462, 490, 518, 519,
     520, 603, 714, 929, 1028, 1145, 1146, 1147, 1205, 1212, 1427, 1481
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 160
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 4, 17,61, 175


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ACKERMAN, JAY REPRESENTATIVE (89TH DIST. REP)
   $DENR- ILLINOIS RIVER  ........................................ HB-1159
   AG HOMESTEAD REDEMPTION ............................ HB-1089
   DCCA-PRODUCT & SERVCE EXCHANGE......... HB-2369
   ELEC-CANCEL UNCONTESTD PRIMARY ........ HB-1549
   LIQ-MUN BLDG OVER LAKE/STREAM............. HB-0281
   MUNI CD-PLATS-SOIL CONSERVATN............ HB-1119
   PUB UTILITY-EX DIRECTOR-SUPVR............... HB-2130
   SCH CD-REFRNDA/DIST COMON NAME......... HB-0948
   SCH CD-SCH BRD SECTARY PRO TEM.............. HB-2718
   SOIL/WATER CONSERV ACT-EVIDENC.......... HB-2379
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY ACKERMAN
   HOUSE BILL: 205, 441, 455, 623, 666, 691, 1041, 1042, 1193, 1312, 1394, 2916, 2917,
     2970, 3058, 3118, 3301, 3302
   SENATE BILL: 1201
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 142, 362, 426, 1024, 1166, 1596
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 208, 209
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 14
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 115
BARGER, RALPH H. REPRESENATIVE (39TH DIST. REP)
   $DCCA-CAROL STREAM/INDUS POND ............ HB-0286
   $EPA-CAROL STREAM WASTEWATER ............. HB-0284
   EMERGENCY FACILITY-ENGLISH .................... HB-0926
   FENCES-LIMIT TO AG AREA................................ HB-0457
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-3031
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST........................ HB-0229
   MIN WAGE-OVERTIME-TRUCK CO................. HB-2945
   MINMUM WAGE-OVERTIME EXEMPTION...... HB-3127
   MOTOR FUEL TAX-SUPERVISION...................... HB-0254
   MUNI CD-ADDT'L BONDING POWERS.............. HB-0854
   MUNI CD-ORDINANCE PREVAIL ....................... HB-1490
   MUNI CD-SUPP APPROPRIATION....................... HB-3313
   MUNI-ROTA-GAS TAXES .............................. HB-3032
   MUNICIPAL CODE-TAX LEVIES.......................... HB-3653
   NURSING HM-CARE-NON-RESIDENTS....... HB-1489
   PEN CD-ILLINOIS INVESTMENTS...................... HB-4067
   PUB HLTH-WATER WELL CONSTRUCTN........ HB-3941
   PUBLIC AID-AFDC-WAGES..................................... HB-2897
   PUNITIVE DAMAGES-PROHIBITIONS ............... HB-0342
   REV-ASSESSORS-ADDL COMPENSATN ......... HB-3926
   SALES TAX BASE-VEHICLES................................ HB-0340
   VITAL RECORDS-PARENT SS NUMBER ........... HB-3770
   WORK COMP-STANDARD USED-LOSSES...... HB-0519
   WRKRS COMP-PERMNT PARTL DISAB............. HB-0533
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BARGER
   HOUSE BILL: 55, 56, 88, 239, 259, 289, 850, 925, 927, 1295, 1394, 2596, 2916, 2986,
     3029
     SENATE BILL: 85, 480, 936, 1040, 1532, 1812, 1938, 2152
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 208, 349, 435, 488, 780, 1090, 1103, 1273, 1300, 1378, 1500,
     1564, 1622, 1674, 1691, 1702, 1872, 1963, 2002
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 72, 193, 229
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 11, 14
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 185
 BARNES, JANE M. REPRESENATIVE (38TH DIST. REP)
    $OCE-IL ARTS COUNCIL....................................... HB-3207
    $OCE-ST APPELLATE DEFENDER....................... HB-3318
    $PUB HEALTH-RAPE PROGRAMS....................... HB-3643
    ADVISORY COMM ON FED PROGRAMS.............. HB-0163
    CABLE TELEVISION-FRANCHISING .............. HB-3586
    CHILD CARE ACT-VOLUNTEERS........................ HB-1970
    CONTROLLED SUBST-ALFENTANIL .............. HB-0339
    COOK FOREST PRES-ARTS FACIL ................... HB-2732
    CORRECT CD-FAMILY REUNIFICATN ............. HB-3989
    COUNTY HEALTH BOARDS-SALARIES ............ HB-3927
    CRIM CD-CLOSED CIRCUIT TV........................... HB-1603
    DASA-AIDS.................................................................. HB-3639
    DCCA-BAND TRIP GRANTS....................  HB-1010




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BARNES, JANE M. REPRESENATIVE (38TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   DCCA-BAND/ORCHESTRA PROGRAM ............. HB-3838
   DCCA-LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOANS.............. HB-2173
   DELINQT MINOR-SERIOUS CRIME................... HB-2673
   DELINQUENT CHILD-DEFINITION.................... HB-2674
   DELINQUENT MINOR-DEFINITION .................. HB-2675
   DEPT CORR-SINGL PARNT-CHILDRN............ HB-2559
   DEPT-PUBLIC AID-AIDS ...................................... HB-3638
   DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH-AIDS............................. HB-3640
   DIVORCE-CHILD SUPPORT-MODIFY.............. HB-2350
   DIVORCE-SUPPORT-JOB SEARCH PRG .......... HB-0923
   HEALTH BOARD STIPEND....................................... HB-2876
   IL-MI CIV CNTR-BURR RIDGE/MEMB ........... HB-1349
   INTERGOV-MANDATE FISCAL NOTES............. HB-0161
   LEGISLATIVE COMMSN-CONF-FEES.............. HB-0162
   LIQUOR-TAX-COUNTY-DUI REHAB............. HB-3928
   PARKING VIOLATORS REVOLVE FUND............. HB-3734
   PUB AID CD-EMERGENCY ASST ........................ HB-2560
   PUBLIC AID-EMPLOYER REPORTS .............. HB-4120
   PURCHASING ACT-SERVICES-FIRMS ............ HB-3627
   PURCHASING ACT-DISCLOSE FIRM ................. HB-3628
   RAPE VICTIMS-TREATMENT............................... HB-2839
   REV-ASSESSORS-ADDL COMPENSATN......... HB-3926
   SBE-SUICIDE REDUCTION CURRIC................... HB-2458
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO BILLBOARDS.................. HB-0975
   ST CAP PROJECTS-AGENCY REPORT................ HB-3735
   TAX INCREMNT ALLOCTN-HOTEL TAX ......... HB-0073
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BARNES
   HOUSE BILL: 850, 934, 978, 1065, 1394, 1446, 1604, 2162, 2174, 2175, 2176, 2241,
     2525, 2840, 2842, 2843, 2844, 2845, 2846, 2862, 2916, 3029, 3246, 3391, 3468
   SENATE BILL: 63, 132, 141, 222, 260, 342, 569, 570, 646, 651, 714, 716, 778, 932, 933,
     950, 1041, 1158, 1159, 1177, 1786, 1842, 1875, 2087
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 62, 122, 142, 150, 151, 189, 262, 303, 309, 320, 357, 360, 442,
     644, 782, 783, 1002, 1003, 1036, 1189, 1255, 1270, 1425, 1608, 1633, 1902
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 97, 171, 219, 229
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 14
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 69, 175, 185
BERRIOS, JOSEPH REPRESENATIVE (9TH DIST. DEM)
   $CDB-MULTI-SPORTS FACILITY .................. HB-1409
   SGRANTS- SBE ........................................................  HB-0070
   $IDPA-EMERGENCY EMPL DEVELOPMT......... HB-0360
   BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................. HB-2006
   CHARITABLE GAME-VET/FRAT ORGN............ HB-0860
   CHEM SAFETY CONTINGENCY PLANS.............. HB-3683
   CHICAGO ALDMERMAN-WITHDRAWAL........ HB-1822
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0179
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-ELIGIBILITY ....................... HB-0247
   CITIES & VIL-ELECTN CD-BALLOTS.............. HB-1826
   CODE OF CORRECTIONS-GRAFFITI................ HB-0349
   COMBINATION TRUCK TRACTOR........................ HB-2059
   COMPENSATORY ED-RESIDENT ALIEN .......... HB-2401
   CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSEL CORP................. HB-4212
   COOK CTY-1985 TAXES VALIDATED ................. HB-0596
   COURT INTERPRETER ACT .................................... HB-1149
   COURT INTERPRETER ACT .................................... HB-2922
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATE ......................... HB-0004
   CREDIT CARDS-PROHIBITS SURCHRG ............ HB-1043
   DCCA-HISPANIC BUSINES INCENTVE ............. HB-3002
   DCCA-PRODUCT & SERVCE EXCHANGE......... HB-2369
   DCCA-WORLD TRADE CENTER .......................... HB-2349
   DCMS-HISPANIC EMPLOYEES ............................ HB-1645
   DCMS-PHONE DIRECTORIES............................... HB-1129
   DISABLED ADULTS--PROPERTY TAXES............ HB-2973
   DMHDD-SHERIFF/TRANSPRT PATIENT.......... HB-0243
   DRUG-FREE SCHOOL LAW................................ HB-0819
   ELCT CD-PETITION/JUDICL REVIEW............... HB-1823
   ELCTN CD-ELCTN JUDGES & NOTICE.............. HB-1825




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BERRIOS, JOSEPH REPRESENATIVE (9TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   ELECTION CD-REGISTRATION........................... HB-2566
   ELECTION CD-VACANCIES IN OFFIC ............... HB-1821
   ELECTION CODE-POLLING PLACES.................. HB-1824
   FIELD SANITATION ACT..........................................  HB-1055
   FIELD SANITATION-WORKER ACCESS............ HB-1310
   HANDICAP CHILDRN-PARENT EDUC............... HB-2027
   HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE-FINE............ HB-3835
   HEALTH CARE-STATE-INTERPRETER........... HB-3003
   HEALTH SERVICES-RESIDENT ALIEN ............. HB-2404
   HIGHER ED-HISPANIC STUDENT AID.............. HB-3151
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE .................................. HB-3260
   HOMEOWNERS EMERGENCY ASSISTNCE........ HB-0716
   HUMAN RTS-IMMIGRATN-DISCRIMNTN .... HB-2630
   ILL PROCUREMENT INST ACT .............................. HB-2446
   INS REDLINING PROHIBITION.............................. HB-2143
   INSURANCE CD-SPACE HEATERS ..................... HB-3152
   INTERGOV-MANDATE FISCAL NOTES............. HB-0161
   LAW ENF COMP-KILLED ON DUTY .................. HB-0259
   LIFELINE SERVICE ACT........................................... HB-2139
   MAXI-CUBE & SADDLEMOUNT TRAN ............. HB-0597
   MED PRACT-DEPT-PROFESSONAL REG ........ HB-3789
   MINORITY/FEM BUSINESS/CRITERIA................ HB-2405
   MORTGAGE APPLY WITHDRAW REFUND......... HB-4184
   MOTOR CARRIERS-INSPECTN EXEMP............. HB-3408
   NATIONAL GUARD-NICARAGUA ...................... HB-1542
   NOTARY PUBLIC-ADVERTISING........................ HB-0372
   PEN CD-CHGO FIREMN-INCR $1...................... HB-0018
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-CHILD ANNUITY......... HB-0382
   PEN CD-LABORER-EARLY RETIREMNT........ HB-0557
   PHONE COMPANY-120 MINUTE USAGE........... HB-0354
   PUB HEALTH-DIABETES-HISPANICS ............. HB-1646
   PUBL AID-RECIPIENT ASSISTANCE .................. HB-1138
   PUBLIC COMM COLLEGE ACT/GRANT .............. HB-3153
   PUBLIC HEALTH-DIABETES-STUDY............... HB-2921
   REQUIRES BOXERS EXAMINATIONS.................. HB-0043
   REVISE CHGO PUBLIC SCH SYSTEM ................... HB-4101
   SCH CD-JUST SAY NO DAY................................... HB-0035
   SCH-SUBS TCHR CERTIFICATE........................... HB-4167
   SPECIAL YOUTH SUPPORT SERVICES................. HB-1001
   ST AGENCIES-EMPLOYMENT............................... HB-4064
   TAX DEFERRAL-LOW INCOME PERSON.......... HB-3086
   TRUTH IN TAX-APPLICABILITY......................... HB-2913
   VEH CD-DUPLICTE TITLE-ODOMETER.......... HB-0823
   VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE ................. HB-2200
   VET HOME-EQUAL HOSPITAL USE.................... HB-4057
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BERRIOS
   HOUSE BILL: 3, 6, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 22, 24, 25, 26, 32, 72, 73, 92, 93, 101, 105, 108,
     109, 115, 131, 181, 210, 220, 222, 224, 225, 251, 346, 370, 371, 376, 380, 383, 396,
     397, 425, 438, 446, 461, 489, 549, 562, 570, 572, 573, 604, 610, 627, 628, 631, 634,
     639, 640, 644, 654, 656, 672, 678, 698, 712, 715, 725, 726, 748, 749, 752, 753, 754,
     797, 815, 848, 865, 872, 975, 1012, 1013, 1045, 1047, 1085, 1098, 1114, 1155, 1191,
     1302, 1332, 1341, 1348, 1362, 1399, 1446, 1454, 1461, 1595, 1600, 1601, 1647, 1887,
     1933, 2114, 2146, 2172, 2173, 2174, 2175, 2176, 2178, 2525, 2591, 2744, 2887, 2916,
     3062, 3087, 3101, 3309, 3380, 3505, 3506, 3602, 3608, 3780, 3897, 3989, 4105, 4146,
     4268, 4280
     SENATE BILL: 60, 77, 176, 213, 418, 553, 561, 574, 609, 616, 650, 772, 792, 990, 1022,
     1037, 1095, 1194, 1197, 1275, 1277, 1314, 1359, 1361, 1697, 1839, 1840, 2043
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 103, 104, 117, 188, 190, 357, 360, 363, 394, 429, 453, 548, 596,
     896, 932, 1252, 1450, 1612, 1811, 1937, 1967
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 29, 33, 37, 104, 134, 146
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 9
 BLACK, WILLIAM B. REPRESENTATIVE (105TH DIST. REP)
    $VERMILLION CTY CONSERVTN DIST............... HB-3883
    AGGRAVATED ASSAULT FIREARM .................. HB-1040
    BLOOD BANK-DONATION IN TRUST ............. HB-2097
    BOVINE TB ERADCTN ACT-EXEMPTNS........... HB-0293




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BLACK, WILLIAM B. REPRESENTATIVE (105TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   BRD HIGHER ED-STUDENT SELECTN ............. HB-2001
   CHARITABLE GAMES-VET/FRAT ORG............. HB-0177
   CHILD CARE ACT-EMRGNCY PERMIT............. HB-2162
   CIV PRO-ENFORCE JUD/ATTY FEES................. HB-0620
   CNTY JAIL GOOD BEHAVOR-EXCLUSN........... HB-0327
   COLLEGES-STUDENTS-IMMUNIZATION...... HB-3107
   COMM COLLEGE EMP ADVISORY BRD................ HB-0850
   COMM COLLEGE-GRAMMAR ERROR............... HB-4241
   COMM COLLEGE-STUDENT RIGHTS................. HB-4096
   COMM COLLEGE-WORDING CHANGE............. HB-4242
   CREDIT UNION-PROF REG-EXAMINTN ........ HB-3761
   CRIM CD-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ......... HB-2722
   CRIM-VIDEO TAPE-CHILD/TESTIMNY.......... HB-2241
   DMHDD-CASE COORD PILOT PROJECT............ HB-2843
   EDUCATNL FACILITIES-POWER/DUTY........... HB-3748
   ELDER ABUSE DEMO PROJCT-EXTEND........... HB-2840
   ELEC CD-CAMPAIGN LITERATURE.................... HB-3899
   ENTERPRI ZONE-DESIGNTD ZON ORG............ HB-2866
   ENTERPRISE ZONES-MAXIMUM ....................... HB-1494
   FARM DEBT MEDIATION ................................... HB-3083
   FIRE PROTECTION DIST TRUSTEES..................... HB-1281
   GROUP INS-LOCL GOVT EMPLOYEES.............. HB-3028
   HIGH-IMPACT BUSINES/CREATE JOB ............. HB-4091
   HIGHWAYS-SEWAGE DISCHARGE.................... HB-3198
   HUMANE ACT-PRHBT ANIMAL PRIZES........... HB-0084
   ILLINOIS FRESH LABEL PROGRAM..................... HB-1187
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-4041
   LOCAL GOVERNMNT-GROUP INS ..................... HB-3769
   LOTTERY LAW-HEARING OFFICERS................ HB-3420
   LOTTERY-EDUCATNAL ASSIST FUND............. HB-4040
   MHDD-GOOD FAITH IMMUNITY........................ HB-2169
   MIDDLE FORK-LAND CONVEYANCE ............... HB-1694
   MINIMUM WAGE LAW-EXEMPTION ................ HB-3025
   MINMUM WAGE-OVERTIME EXEMPTION...... HB-3127
   MUNI CD-SELL SURPLUS REAL EST ............... HB-3036
   PAROLE REHEARING.............................................  HB-1507
   PROBATE-GUARDIANS/REPORT COURT........ HB-3836
   PUBLC COMM COLLEGE ACT/TECHNCL .......... HB-4069
   PUBLC COMM COLLEGE ACT-TECHNCL......... HB-4070
   PUBLIC/COMMUNTY SERV-EMPLYMENT...... HB-0245
   REV-SENIOR CITIZENS EXEMPTIONS.............. HB-2988
   REV-SR CITZ/DISABLED-DRUG-BOOK........ HB-3492
   SAFETY TEST-EXEMPTS ALL TRUCKS............. HB-3129
   SCH CD-COOP HIGH SCH FORMATION............ HB-2937
   SCH CD-FIRE/SAFETY ALTERNATIVE............. HB-3068
   SCH CD-NON-RESIDNT PUPIL ATTND........... HB-0159
   SCH CD-PRINCIP EVALU CONFERNCE ............ HB-2725
   SCH CD-ROUTINE TASK REDUCTION ............. HB-1301
   SCH CD-SCHOLARSHIP RENEWAL ................... HB-2654
   SCH CD-STUDENT MEM-SCHOLARSHIP....... HB-2622
   SCH CD-TAX COLLECTOR-PYMT..................... HB-2646
   SCH CD/SBE REPORT CATALOG........................... HB-2511
   SCH-CUSTODIAN TRANSPORT/REIMB............ HB-2367
   SMALL BUS LITIGATION EXPENSES............... HB-2443
   ST EMP GRP INSUR EXPAND COVRG .................. HB-0798
   STATE SALES TAX-COAL & COKE...................... HB-0285
   TORT IMMUNITY-CIVIC CENTERS.................... HB-3246
   TRANS MRCHNT-ORGANIZED FESTIVL.......... HB-4286
   VEH CD-DUPLICTE TITLE-ODOMETER.......... HB-0823
   VEH CD-SCH BUS SAFETY HATCH..................... HB-0919
   VEH/SCH CD-SCH BUS SEAT BACK ................ HB-2323
   VEHICLE CD-FEDERAL REGULATIONS........... HB-3354
   VEHICLE CODE-INTERSTTE CARRERS............ HB-2321
   VEHICLE CODE-TITLE LIENHOLDS................... HB-0687
   VEHICLE CODE-TECHNICAL CHANGE ............ HB-3764
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BLACK
   HOUSE BILL: 7, 55, 56, 69, 83, 85, 146, 147, 197, 205, 206, 207, 237, 259, 275, 289,




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     305, 349, 441, 473, 526, 527, 545, 624, 633, 746, 804, 878, 1193, 2260, 2842, 2844,
     2845, 2846, 2916, 2918, 3029, 3033, 3099, 3124, 3377, 3408, 3462, 3549, 3695, 3915,
     3931, 3943
   SENATE BILL: 25, 62, 132, 145, 222, 288, 289, 295, 372, 404, 405, 407, 421, 472, 489,
     490, 502, 504, 537, 546, 582, 762, 780, 809, 981, 1108, 1109, 1156, 1178, 1234, 1235,
     1452, 1634, 1690, 1691, 1702, 1736, 1737, 1738, 1966, 1999, 2011, 2042, 2102, 2234,
     2243
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 167, 218, 406, 407, 412, 464, 522, 599, 600, 601, 610, 711, 722,
     723, 729, 730, 747, 748, 766, 767, 808, 875, 877, 881, 899, 904, 907, 945, 946, 1071,
     1072, 1073, 1074, 1270, 1279, 1303, 1304, 1341, 1381, 1382, 1395, 1396, 1397, 1398,
     1439, 1441, 1484, 1486, 1504, 1505, 1647, 1659, 1688, 1689, 1693, 1697, 1727, 1744,
     1788, 1835, 1836, 1858, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1911, 1913, 1939, 1942, 1957, 1965, 1976,
     1991, 2002
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 81, 145, 159, 184, 188, 209
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 14
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 20, 24, 25, 32, 33, 46, 49,126, 136, 147, 153, 167, 174,
     180
BOWMAN, WOODS REPRESENATIVE (4TH DIST. DEM)
   $AUD GEN-PROJECT CHANCE PROG ............. HB-3540
   $DCFS-JUVENILE PLACEMENT........................... HB-3984
   $DMHDD-PLACEMENT STUDY......................... HB-0587
   $DORS-RESIDENTIAL SCH STUDY..................... HB-0710
   $PUB AID-PARKING STUDY.................................. HB-3985
   $SBE-READING IMPROVEMENT PROG............. HB-3539
   $SUPP-VARIOUS STATE AGENCIES ................. HB-4278
   ADVISORY COMM ON FED PROGRAMS.............. HB-0163
   AFDC-SELF EMPLMT-PILOT PRGRAM ........... HB-1814
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE................................... HB-3098
   BILL OF RIGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY.............. HB-1813
   BUDGET-FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES .............. HB-4296
   CHCGO SHEDD AQUARIM-LND TRNSFR......... HB-0439
   CHILD CARE-MOTOR VEHICLES-STDS.......... HB-2371
   CHILD CARE-PROHIBIT FIREARMS .................. HB-0883
   CHIPS-INSURANCE/DIRECTOR.......................... HB-4109
   CHLD ABUSE-ALCOHOLISM REFERRAL......... HB-0348
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0179
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0274
   CITIES-CHGO MAYORAL VACANCIES ............. HB-3223
   CIV ADM CD-IDPH INSURANCE PROG ............. HB-2880
   CIV PRO-WRONGFUL DEATH/INJURY ............ HB-3439
   CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT ........................................ HB-0020
   COMPREHENSIVE BUDGET CONTROL ............... HB-3460
   COMPREHENSIVE BUDGET CONTROL ............. HB-4295
   COMPTROLLER-EXAMINE EXPENDITUR....... HB-1831
   COMPTROLLER-RECORDS-MERIT BD ........... HB-1918
   CORRECTIONS-WOMEN OFFENDERS .............. HB-2013
   CREATES AIDS REGISTRY..................................... HB-0736
   CREATES TENANTS BILL OF RIGHTS ................ HB-1817
   CRIMINAL CASE-NEGOTIATE PLEA ................. HB-0600
   DAY CARE-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE............ HB-0673
   DCCA GRANTS TO NON PROFIT CORP ............. HB-2879
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE/MED EVALUATN............. HB-0099
   DMHDD-DEAF/HEARING IMPAIRED................ HB-3956
   DMHDD-DISCHARGE-AFTERCARE............... HB-3401
   DMHDD-SERIOUS MENTAL ILL SERVS............ HB-1811
   DMHDD-YOUTH-CAREER PROGRAM............. HB-1834
   DOC SUICIDE REDUCTION PROGRAM............... HB-2457
   DORS-  LEKOTEKS ...................................................  HB-1014
   EL CD-TIME OFF FOR ELCTN JUDGS ................HB-1293
   EMERGENCY TELECOMMCATN DEVICES ........ HB-2114
   ENV CLEANUP RESPONSIBILITY ACT................ HB-2141
   EPA-BOTTLE DEPOSITS ........................................ HB-0062
   EPA-PERMITS & VIOLATIONS.......................... HB-0345
   EPA-TOXIC CHEMICAL REPORTING.............. HB-1403
   FREE INFO ACT-SUITS-EXEMPTIONS............ HB-2569
   FULL SERV/HANDICAPPED DRIVER................ HB-4106




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BOWMAN, WOODS REPRESENATIVE (4TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   GENETIC ENGINEERED ORGANISMS ................. HB-1866
   GOV BUDGET-PENSN FUND FORMULA........... HB-1663
   GOVMNT ETHIC-PAY CERTIFICATION ............ HB-1919
   HGHER ED-STUDENT LOAN INTEREST........... HB-0188
   HISTORIC PRESERVATN-EXPLORATN............. HB-0263
   HOMELESS PERSONS-HOUSING...................... HB-0968
   HOMELESS YOUTH SHELTERS.............................. HB-3409
   HOUSING AUTH-FED TAX CREDIT.................... HB-1829
   HUMAN RIGHT-SEXUAL ORIENTATION......... HB-0885
   HUMAN RIGHTS-AMENDED COMPLAINT...... HB-2113
   ICC-PHONE SERVICE FOR DEAF......................... HB-3545
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... HB-2918
   INSURANCE CD-HEARING SERVICES.............. HB-3566
   JNT BUDGET COMM/STANDING COMM............ HB-4297
   JUVENILE CT-TEMP LIVING ARRANG............. HB-3773
   LEGISLATIVE COMMSN-CONF-FEES.............. HB-0162
   LESSORS-WAIVER OF LIABILITY....................... HB-3438
   MEDICAID-PERS NEEDS ALLOWANCE............ HB-2899
   MHDD CD-DEFINE MENTAL ILLNESS.............. HB-2934
   MHDD CD-MENTAL ILLNESS-RIGHTS........... HB-1812
   OCCUPATION & USE TX-EXEMPTNS............. HB-0976
   PEN CD-MINIMUM STATE FUNDING................. HB-1662
   PSYCHOLOGIST-MEDICAID-MH BOARD....... HB-3774
   PUB AID-GRANT AMTS-COST STDS ................ HB-2884
   PUB HEALTH-BLOOD DONATN STDRDS.......... HB-0982
   PUB HEALTH-FUNDS-AIDS SERVICES........... HB-3461
   PUB SAFETY AGENCY-DEAF/PHONES............. HB-4139
   PUB UTIL-NUCLEAR PLANT FUND.................... HB-3872
   PUB UTILITY-NUCLEAR PLANT FUND ............ HB-0215
   PUBL UTIL-HEARING AID/TELEPHNE............. HB-3565
   PUBLIC AID- AFDC/GA ........................................... HB-1353
   PUBLIC COMM COLLEGE-TAX LEVY .............. HB-3464
   PURCHASING-VOUCHER REQUIREMENT...... HB-3858
   REPEAL-CASUAL DEFICIT ACT ...................... HB-2932
   REV-NOTICE-EMPL TELEPHN NUMBER....... HB-1832
   REVENUE STABILIZATION ACT............................ HB-1920
   REVOKE LICENSE-EMPLOYER NOTICE........... HB-1833
   SALES TX REFORM/PHOTOFINISHING.............. HB-1859
   SCH CD-CONTINUE ED REFORM PROG ........... HB-2883
   SCH CD-DAY CARE PROGRAMS ......................... HB-0655
   SCH CD-MERIT SCHRSHP INSTALLMT............ HB-0180
   SCH CD-PRESCHOOL ED PROGRAM................. HB-2882
   SCH CD-ST AID FORMULA.................................. HB-1736
   SCH CD/INC TX-TECHNICAL CHANGE............ HB-3327
   SMOKE DETECT-HEARING IMP-HOTEL........ HB-3563
   SOCIAL SECURITY ENABLING ACT..................... HB-2680
   SOCIAL SERVICES PLAN AUTHORITY................ HB-2881
   SOCIAL WORK-DEFER REPEAL........................... HB-3264
   SOCIAL WORKERS REGISTRATION..................... HB-1608
   SPECIAL YOUTH SUPPORT SERVICES................. HB-1001
   SPECIAL YOUTH SUPPORT SERVICES................. HB-2933
   ST AGENCY DELINQUENT DEBT .......................... HB-4126
   ST AGENCY-COMMUNICATION DEAF............. HB-3567
   STATE EMPLOYMENT-NO POLITICS.................. HB-0445
   TAX FORECLOSURES-RECEIVERS................... HB-1412
   TAX SALES-ABATE/MULTI FAM RES .............. HB-1411
   TELE RATES DEAF SERVICES ................................ HB-3561
   TELEPHONE SERVICE-DEAF PERSONS............ HB-3564
   TELEPHONES-HEARING IMPAIRED.................. HB-3133
   UNIFD CD CORRECT-SEX ORIENTATN............ HB-0884
   VEH CD-DUI-MOTOR VEH IMPOUNDMT....... HB-3626
   VICTIMS-RIGHT TO KNOW SENTENCE............ HB-2590
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BOWMAN
   HOUSE BILL: 8, 9, 66, 86, 139, 379, 401, 447, 476, 478, 507, 508, 509, 634, 638, 657,
     664, 668, 678, 697, 838, 887, 967, 1149, 1155, 1309, 1355, 1356, 1546, 1564, 1632,
     1665, 2006, 2140, 3076, 3101, 3658, 3801, 4182
   SENATE BILL: 173, 218, 292, 366, 440, 523, 688, 711, 784, 785, 856, 957, 994, 995,




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     999, 1000, 1123, 1432, 1469, 1470, 1520, 1615, 1796, 2151
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 49, 60, 61, 104, 229, 367, 409, 489, 490, 525, 588, 924, 1140,
     1195, 1340, 1376, 1446, 1461, 1706, 1716, 1908
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 37, 226
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 13, 29
BRAUN, CAROL MOSELEY REPRESENTATIVE (25TH DIST. DEM)
   $DCCA-BUSINESS ED PROGRAM ....................... HB-1142
   $DCCA-EMPLYER-ASSISTED HOUSING......... HB-0966
   $DCCA-HOMELESS PERSONS .............................. HB-0965
   $DCCA-MUNI EMERGENCY SHELTER ............. HB-0963
   $DEPT PUB HEALTH ...............................................  HB-2067
   $DEPT-CONSERVATION-YOUTH PROG ......... HB-1143
   $GRANTS- DCCA .......................................... .........   HB-0874
   $MIN & FEM BUSINESS COUNCIL........................ HB-1144
   AFDC-EDUC/TRAINING-CHILD CARE........... HB-1203
   AFDC-EMPLOYMT-MED/DAY CARE................ HB-1148
   AFDC-SUBSTITUT PAYEE-PVT AGNCY.......... HB-0843
   AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY ACT............................... HB-0100
   AIDS-EXCEPTIONAL MEDICAL CARE .............. HB-0741
   ALTERNATIVE OPERATOR SERVICE................... HB-4121
   ASBESTOS-PUBLIC BUILDINGS........................... HB-1195
   BD HIGHER ED-PUBLC UNIV-SALARY........... HB-1205
   CHGO PARK/INTNL PORT-ADVIS BRD............. HB-1211
   CHGO   COMMUNITY BASED COMMITTEE ...... HB-4224
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORTS-HOTLINE ................. HB-0797
   CHILD CARE EMPLOYE-DISCRIMNATN.......... HB-1546
   CIRCUIT CLERKS KEEPING/RECORDS............... HB-0514
   CIV PRO-PRISONERS-NO TOLLING................. HB-2637
   COASTAL RESOURCE MGMT ACT........................ HB-2754
   COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE ACT............... HB-2639
   COMPTROLLER-DIRECT DEPOSITS................... HB-0244
   CORPS-FOREIGN/TAXES AND FEES ................. HB-3792
   CORRECT-PUB AID-EXCHANGE INFO ........... HB-2185
   COUNTY HOSP-NEW COOK CTY HOSP............. HB-1196
   CREATES AIDS REGISTRY....................................... HB-0736
   CREDIT UNION-MORTGAGE LOANS.................. HB-1235
   CRIM CD-FIREARM-WAITING PERIOD.......... HB-2186
   CRIM PROC-PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE........ HB-0066
   CRIME-RESTITUTION  ........................................  HB-2739
   CRIME-RESTITUTION  ........................................  HB-2740
   CRIME-RESTITUTION  ........................................  HB-2741
   CTA-HANDICAPPED SEATS ............................ HB-0487
   DAY CARE-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE............ HB-0673
   DCFS  HOMELESS YOUTHS-SHELTER ............ HB-0412
   DEATH PENALTY-ABOLISHES ............................ HB-0477
   DENTAL HYGIENIST-CONTINUE EDUC .......... HB-2068
   DENTAL HYGIENIST-LIFE SUPPORT ................ HB-3763
   DEPT CORRECTN   INMATE EDUCATION......... HB-0476
   DEVELOPMT FINANCE AUTH-GRANTS........... HB-2640
   DISCRIMINATION-STATE BUSINESS ................ HB-1145
   DIVORCE-PROPTY-EXPRT WITNS-FEE........ HB-1199
   DRUG-FREE SCHOOL LAW      ................................... HB-0819
   ELCTN CD-SCH CD/GEN PRIM ELCTN............. HB-1147
   ELEC CD-JUDGES/SALARIES.................................... HB-0492
   ELEC CD-ST EMPLOYEE REGISTRARS............. HB-2188
   ELEC-CAMPAIGN DISCLSURE OFFICL............. HB-2182
   ELEC-GENERAL PRIMARY DATE CHG............. HB-0435
   ELECTION CD-VOTING BOOTHS......................... HB-1209
   EMPLYR ASSIS COMMUNITY HOUSING............ HB-0964
   FIN AUTH-LOAN GUARANTE.............................. HB-4166
   FOREIGN CORP FEE AMNESTY .......................... HB-3793
   HEALTH FACILITY PLAN--EXEMPT ................... HB-3766
   HOMELESS PERSONS-HOUSING......................... HB-0968
   HOMEOWNER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE........ HB-1229
   HOSP/PHYS/DNTST-PROV HLTH CARE........... HB-2194
   HOUSING DEV-MUNI LOANS/REHABIL.......... HB-1232





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BRAUN, CAROL MOSELEY REPRESENTATIVE (25TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HOUSING DEV-NONPROFIT GROUPS ............... HB-1231
   HUMAN RGHT-EMPL-PREGNACY/BIRTH .... HB-0086
   HUMAN RIGHTS-AGE DEFINITION................... HB-0723
   HUMAN RIGHTS-PUNITIVE DAMAGES............ HB-2193
   HUMAN RIGHTS-PUBLIC OFFICIAL.................. HB-2672
   IHDA LEASE PURCHASE ........................................   HB-1233
   IHDA-MATCHING  GRANTS .................................. HB- 1127
   IHDA-SINGLE ROOM FACILITIES ...................... HB-1128
   IL AFFORDABLE DENTURES ACT......................... HB-0967
   INC TAX-TECH CORRECTION............................. HB-4225
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-3317
   INCREASES CONSUMER ACCESS......................... HB-2548
   INVEST BRD-COMPTROLLER MEMBER........... HB-1921
   JUVENILE COURT ACT 1987....................................  HB-0787
   LIFE INSURANCE CO-TAX .................................... HB-1450
   LOCAL GOV STOCK TAX-NO BAR ....................... HB-1140
   LOCAL GOV-VOLUNT PAYROLL GIFTS............ HB-3910
   MASS TRANSIT-STUDENT BUS FARES............. HB-2189
   MED PRACT ACT-INCREASE FEE-RAT........... HB-2552
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ HB-1933
   MIN & FEM BUSINESS-CONTRACTS................ HB-1194
   MIN & FEMALE BUS ASSISTANCE....................... HB-1139
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSNESS LOAN.............. HB-0820
   MUNI EMERGNCY SHELTER REIMBURS........... HB-0969
   NURSNG HOME-MEDICAID RECIPIENT.......... HB-2184
   OCCUP & USE TAX-GOLD & SILVER ................. HB-1451
   OFFICE OF URBAN-BUSINESS ED ...................... HB-1141
   PARENTAGE-CHILD SUPPORT-MINMUM ..... HB-1452
   PEN CD-CHGO RETIREMENT ANNUITY.......... HB-4133
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACHER-MATERNITY ......... HB-2192
   PEN CD-CHGO-ANNUAL AUDIT.................... HB-2196
   PEN CD-JUDGES-CONTRIBUTIONS................. HB-2773
   PEN CD-SOUTH AFRICA/INVESTMENT........... HB-2195
   PERSNL CD-LIST STATE VACANCIES ............... HB-1146
   PHYSICIAN-IMPROVED MONITORING............ HB-2551
   PHYSICIANS-MONITOR-DISCIPLINE............. HB-2547
   PUB AID-ENTREPRENEUR TRAINING.............. HB-0494
   PUB AID-HOMELESS ELIGIBILITY ..................... HB-4165
   PUB AID-HOMLESS SHELTER ASSIST .............. HB-0112
   PUB AID-NURSING HOME-PAYMENTS.......... HB-2183
   PUB LABOR REL-UNFAIR ARBITRATN ............ HB-1230
   PUB UTIL-ICC-REMAND REGULATNS........... HB-3685
   PUB UTL-TELECOMMUNICATN BILLS............. HB-3728
   PUBLC AID-WARRANTS-CASHING-FEE...... HB-0488
   PUBLIC AID-GRANTS/INCREASES ................... HB-0116
   PUBLIC HOUS-TRAIN TENANT MGRS.............. HB-0512
   REPEAL MINORITY FEMALE BUS ACT................ HB-0117
   REV-CERTIFY CHGO SCH TAX RATE............... HB-3369
   REVENUE SHARING-INCREASE......................... HB-0118
   REVISE CHGO PUBLIC SCH SYSTEM ................... HB-4101
   SCAVENGER SALE-NOTICE.................................. HB-1207
   SCH CD-CHGO BLDG TAX LEVY ....................... HB-3368
   SCH CD-CHGO IMPROVEMNT COUNCIL......... HB-4203
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPAL DUTIES.................... HB-0681
   SCH CD-CHGO SCHOOLS GOVERNANCE......... HB-3707
   SCH CD-DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSE INST............ HB-0603
   SCH CD-DRUGS/SUBST ABUSE ED..................... HB-1868
   SCH CD-TEACH-CITIZENSHIP .......................... HB-2190
   SICKLE CELL ACT  ................................................  HB-1201
   SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUDIOLOGY ACT............ HB-2755
   ST EMPLOYEE-COMPARABLE WORTH ............ HB-0678
   ST WORKERS-COMPARABLE WORTH .............. HB-3101
   STATE EMPLOYMENT-NO POLITICS................. HB-0445
   STRONGER ENFORCEMENT-PHYSICIAN........ HB-2549
   UNEMPLOYMENT INS-DENIED BENEFT......... HB-2191
   VIOLENT CRIME VICTIM FUND..................... HB-2181
   VOTNG RTS-DSTRCT-UNIT OF GOV'T............ HB-2187





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BRAUN, CAROL MOSELEY REPRESENTATIVE (25TH DIST. DEMr--Cont.
   WILDLIFE CD-BANS LEGHOLD TRAPS............. HB-1486
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BRAUN
   HOUSE BILL: 39, 144, 272, 294, 297, 360, 363, 481, 634, 664, 668, 700, 704, 716, 734,
     735, 737, 738, 739, 740, 838, 858, 887, 889, 971, 978, 1114, 1149, 1341, 1365, 1412,
     1882, 2774, 2930, 2932, 3331, 3332, 3334, 3337, 3460, 3475, 3545, 3608, 3687, 3872,
     3896, 3909, 4106, 4184
   SENATE BILL: 283, 284, 290, 299, 478, 550, 784, 785, 898, 947, 986, 1009, 1080, 1155,
     1217, 1245, 1397, 1468, 1506, 1692, 1789, 1839, 1840
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 17, 60, 103, 104, 151, 189, 355, 367, 409, 414, 646, 1140, 1189,
     1256, 1257, 1259, 1612, 1904
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 12, 18, 37, 104, 137, 171, 226
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 22, 38, 72, 78
BRESLIN, PEG MCDONNELL REPRESENTATIVE (75TH DIST. DEM)
   $FARM DEVELOPMT AUTH/SEED FUND............ HB-0704
   $GRANTS-  DENR .................................................... HB-1666
   $GRANTS-DEPT AGRICULTURE ......................... HB-0707
   $GRANTS-ST BOARD EDUCATION..................... HB-0861
   $OCE-ST APPELLATE DEFENDER....................... HB-3318
   $OCE-STATE APPELLATE DEFENDER............... HB-1065
   $OCE-SUPREME COURT...................... ............. HB-0138
   $SUPP-ST APPELLATE DEFENDER .................. HB-2895
   $SUPP-ST APPELLATE DEFENDER .................. HB-4308
   ADMN-CONSERVACTN-EMPLOYEES............. HB-3871
   APPELLATE DEFENDER-CASE LIMITS............. HB-3316
   ARBITRATORS-INDEMNIFICATION................ HB-3319
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH ................. HB-3848
   CIV PROC-PAY ARBITRATN EXPENSE ............. HB-0039
   COOK COUNTY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT..................... HB-1105
   CREATES RECYCLING ACT .................................... HB-3878
   CRIM CD-BAD CHECKS-CIVIL LIAB ................ HB-3114
   CRIMINAL CD-ANABOLIC STEROIDS............... HB-0670
   CUB-NOTICE TO PUBLIC ....................................... HB-0401
   DENTAL HYGIENIST-CONTINUE EDUC .......... HB-2068
   DEPT CONSERVATN-LIFE TIME LIC ................. HB-2304
   DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER FUND.............. HB-1343
   DOT-CANAL LANDS RESTRICTIONS ................ HB-0472
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-1647
   ELECTION CD-PRECINCT REGISTER................ HB-0682
   ELECTION CD-PRECINCT REGISTER................ HB-3295
   ELECTION CODE-BOARD ...................................... HB-2440
   EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SYSTEM-TAX........ HB-0911
   EPA-ONSITE WASTE PERMITS ............................ HB-3315
   EPA-ONSITE WASTE PERMITS ............................ HB-3322
   EPA-SOLID WASTE FEES ....................................... HB-3100
   FIELD SANITATION ACT.......................................... HB-1055
   FILING LOCAL TX/CASH REGISTERS................. HB-3104
   HOSPITAL LIC-CLINICAL PROGRAM................ HB-0613
   HOSPTAL-MEDICARE DISCHARGE.................... HB-3873
   HOUSEHOLD HAZARD WASTE COLLECT.......... HB-1667
   HUMAN RTS-HEALTH FACILITIES.................... HB-3695
   INCOME TAX LIABILITY LIMIT ............................ HB-0402
   INCOME TAX-LIABILITY LIMIT ......................... HB-0136
   INCOME TAX-SCHOOL DIST................................ HB-2409
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-3317
   INS CD-ADULT CHILD COVERAGE.................... HB-0754
   INTERSPOUSAL TORT IMMUNITY....................... HB-2062
   LABOR-REGISTER/CONTRACTORS ................ HB-3378
   MARRIAGE/FAMILY THERAPY CERTIF ............ HB-1534
   MINIMUM & PREVAILG WAGE-PENLTY......... HB-3560
   MUNI CD-REDEVELOPMNT LIMITATN............ HB-3870
   OPEN MEETG-COMM COLLEGE REVIEW ........ HB-4071
   PEN CD-JUDGES-TRANSFER CREDIT............. HB-0403
   PERSONNEL RECORDS-EXEMPTION ............. HB-3379
   PUB AID-EXTEND CHILD CARE....................... HB-3529
   PUB UTIL-NUCLEAR PLANT FUND.................... HB-3872
   PUB UTILITY-NUCLEAR PLANT FUND ............ HB-0215




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   PUBLIC & EDUC LABOR REL-UNFAIR.............. HB-1445
   REVENUE ASSMTS-INFORMAL REVIEW......... HB-3105
   REVENUE-ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS................. HB-1598
   SCH CD-MAX HIGH SCH ENROLLMENT.......... HB-0010
   SCH CD-MAX HIGH SCH ENROLLMENT.......... HB-0040
   SCH CD-MERIT SCHRSHP INSTALLMT............ HB-0180
   SCH-NON-RESIDENT/PUPIL ATTND.............. HB-0155
   SCHOOL CD-FINAL GRADES................................ HB-0645
   SENECA PORT DIST-AIRPORT ............................. HB-3320
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-3688
   ST EMPLOYEE-COMPARABLE WORTH ............ HB-0678
   ST WORKERS-COMPARABLE WORTH ............. HB-3101
   TOXIC SUBST-AGICULTURE WORKER............. HB-3702
   UNIV CIVIL SERVICE-FLEX TIME ...................... HB-1116
   UNIVS CIVIL SERVICE-FLEX TIME.................... HB-3343
   VEH CD/NON-RESDNT PROCESS SERV............ HB-0689
   VEHICLE CD-FEDERAL REGULATIONS ........... HB-3354
   VEHICLE LENGTH LIMITATION ........................... HB-2305
   WASTE MGMT-RECYCLABLE PRODUCTS....... HB-3389
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BRESLIN
   HOUSE BILL: 9, 20, 106, 144, 197, 232, 322, 384, 386, 483, 497, 643, 1104, 1133, 1310,
     1351, 1358, 1374, 1410, 1472, 1491, 1546, 2126, 2932, 2968, 2986, 3300, 3429, 3460,
     3518, 3841, 3890, 4137
   SENATE BILL: 173, 442, 597, 736, 749, 762, 774, 798, 939, 945, 1043, 1113, 1119,
     1159, 1233, 1304, 1456, 1463, 1464, 1534, 1599, 1615, 1616, 1634, 1771, 1827, 1871,
     1906, 1926, 1954, 2052, 2122
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 8, 63, 138, 151, 163, 176, 189, 191, 382, 383, 626, 656, 701,
     1141, 1171, 1177, 1189, 1201, 1207, 1258, 1292, 1358, 1624, 1708
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 131, 160, 183, 186, 208, 219, 226
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 19
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 144
BRUNSVOLD, JOEL REPRESENTATIVE (71ST DIST. DEM)
   $FARM DEV AUTH-POST-HARVEST ................ HB-0701
   $U OF I/RESEARCH PROGRAM.............................. HB-3866
   ADDICTS-TREATMENT/CONVICTION ............. HB-0504
   ALEDO CIV CENTER-BASEBALL CORP............. HB-2993
   CD CRIM PROC-SUPPRESS/EVIDENCE............. HB-0505
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH ............... HB-3848
   CONTIGUOUS MUNICPLTIES/CNTIES.............. HB-3284
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES-LSD...................... HB-0506
   CREATE QUAD CITIES DEVEL AUTH................... HB-2406
   CRIM CD & CONTROLLED SUB/DRUGS............. HB-0502
   CRIM CD-EAVESDROPPING EXEMPTN............ HB-3128
   CRIM CD-PROSTITUTION PANDERING............ HB-0647
   CRIMINAL CODE-EAVESDROPPING.................. HB-0501
   DCCA-OPPORTUNITY CORRIDORS.................. HB-1565
   EAVESDROPPING CONTROL .................................. HB-2571
   EMERGENCY PHONE ACT-TAX MESSGE......... HB-3676
   EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SYSTEM-TAX........ HB-0911
   ENTERPRISE ZONES-UTILITY TAXES.............. HB-1419
   FARM DEBT MEDIATION ACT........................... HB-0705
   FARM  DEBT MEDIATION......................................... HB-3083
   FIRE EQUIP DISTRIBUTR/REGULATN................ HB-1279
   FIRE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS ....................... HB-0917
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY........... HB-2968
   LIQUOR-UNDER 21 ON PREMISES ..................... HB-0643
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT............... HB-3908
   MORTGAGE NOTIFY MORTGAGOR SALE.......... HB-2687
   MOTOR CARRIERS-INSPECTN EXEMP............. HB-3408
   MUNI CD-DEPUTY CHIEFS................................... HB-1070
   MUNI CD--OMNIBUS VOTING............................ HB-0642
   MUNI-APPOINT CITY CLERK/TREASR............ HB-0869
   PEN CD-DOWNST TCHR SICK LEAVE ............... HB-3274
   PEN CD-DWN POLICE-REMARRIAGE............. HB-0646
   PROP TAX-POSTPONE DELINQUENCY............. HB-0462
   PUBLIC UTILITY-RATE INCREASE.................... HB-0648




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BRUNSVOLD, JOEL REPRESENTATIVE (71ST DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   QUAD CITIES-NASCAR RACE-TAXES............. HB-4256
   SCH CD-CHGO ADVISORY COUNCIL ............ HB-4141
   SCH CD-INCR PROPERTY TAX............................ HB-2024
   SCH CD-SUPPLEMENTAL STATE AID............... HB-2025
   SCH CD-TAX FOR 1984 REVENUE....................... HB-2026
   SCH CD-TEACHER EXCHANGE PLANS ............ HB-0949
   SCH CD-VACCINE IMMUNIZTN INFO.............. HB-0515
   SCH IMMNZTN/HLTH RPTS-REG SUPT........... HB-0644
   SCHOOL BOARDS-ELECTIONS ............................ HB-3283
   SCHOOL CD-FINAL GRADES............................. HB-0645
   TOXIC SUBST-HAZARD WARNINGS................. HB-0627
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BRUNSVOLD
   HOUSE BILL: 210, 256, 390, 417, 421, 449, 507, 508, 509, 510, 634, 666, 669, 726, 746,
     854, 1301, 1384, 1534, 1920, 2051, 2369, 2920, 3112, 3301, 3302, 3313, 3328, 3362,
     3460, 3852, 3915, 4293
   SENATE BILL: 37, 123, 144, 170, 388, 465, 682, 708, 714, 789, 796, 804, 893, 956,
     1056, 1373, 1375, 1376, 1400, 1461, 161, 1701, 1761, 1762, 2023
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 53, 100, 385, 404, 426, 453, 582, 626, 1039, 1435, 1947
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 32, 183, 186, 204, 208, 211, 213
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 4
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 8, 92
BUGIELSKI, ROBERT REPRESENTATIVE (11TH DIST. DEM)
   $GRANTS- SBE ........................................................  HB-0070
   $OCE-ILL MORTGAGE INS AGENCY ................. HB-2455
   BLIND/ELDERLY INC TAX-EXEMPTNS........... HB-0749
   CHARITABLE GAME-VET/FRAT ORGN............ HB-0860
   CHILD ABUSE RECORD-EXPUNG INFO............ HB-3506
   CHILD ABUSE-DCFS TRAINING.......................... HB-3505
   CHILD SEATBELTS-RESPONSIBILITY.............. HB-3466
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0179
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-ELIGIBILITY ....................... HB-0247
   CIV ADM CD-DCCA-SMALL BUSINESS........... HB-1681
   CIV ADM CD-SMALL BUSN INFRAST ................ HB-1682
   COMP COMM MENTAL HLTH NETWORK.......... HB-0849
   CPR-PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTERS................ HB-0720
   CREDIT CARDS-PROHIBITS SURCHRG ............ HB-1043
   DCCA-PRODUCT & SERVCE EXCHANGE......... HB-2369
   DCCA-WORLD TRADE CENTER .......................... HB-2349
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-FAMILY MONITR ......... HB-3570
   DCMS-PHONE DIRECTORIES............................... HB-1129
   DISABLED DRIVER-SELF-SERVE GAS ............ HB-3795
   DISASTER RELIEF-ST REIMBURSMNT............. HB-4267
   EMERGENCY TELECOMMCATN DEVICES ........ HB-2114
   HANDICAP CHILDRN-PARENT EDUC............... HB-2027
   HOUSING-HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL............ HB-2456
   ILL PROCUREMENT INST ACT............................. HB-2446
   INCOME TAX-DEDUCTION/RENTERS.............. HB-0489
   INSURANCE-COMPLAINTS-RULES................ HB-0751
   JUVENILE-PROSECUTE AS AN ADULT............. HB-1498
   LIFELINE SERVICE ACT........................................... HB-2139
   LONG TERM CARE FACILITY-DMHDD............. HB-0639
   MORTGAGE INS FUND-STUDIES........................ HB-2454
   NE IL PLAN COMM-MEMBERSHIP..................... HB-4146
   NO-MAIL ORDER HEARING AID SALE............. HB-0640
   PHONE COMPANY-120 MINUTE USAGE........... HB-0354
   PHYSICIANS-MEDICARE-LICENSE.............. HB-0815
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE................................... HB-0810
   PROP TX-SENIOR-HOMESTED INCRES.......... HB-2911
   PUB LBRARY-POLIC/FIRMN APPLCTN............ HB-0866
   PUB UTIL-KEEP SERV APPOINTMENT.............. HB-1362
   PUB UTILITY-NUCLEAR PLANT FUND ............ HB-0215
   PUBL UTIL-SUMMER RATES............................. HB-2982
   REPEAL-VEH EMISSION INSPECTN ............... HB-1618
   RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE/ASSISTNCE............. HB-1114
   SCH CD-DRIVERS ED-AGE 55............................. HB-0358
   SPECIAL YOUTH SUPPORT SERVICES................. HB-1001




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BUGIELSKI, ROBERT REPRESENTATIVE (11TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SR CITIZEN UTILITY RELIEF................................. HB-0750
   TCHR/PRIN RECERTIFN-EVALUATN............... HB-3446
   VEH CD-ABANDONED VEHICLE FINE.............. HB-4002
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY BUGIELSKI
   HOUSE BILL: 4, 72, 92, 93, 95, 96, 98, 99, 105, 181, 220, 222, 224, 225, 251, 349, 357,
     372, 380, 425, 438, 444, 461, 543, 549, 610, 627, 631, 634, 644, 654, 656, 672, 678,
     695, 698, 726, 748, 752, 753, 754, 797, 819, 848, 865, 871, 915, 946, 975, 977, 1003,
     1030, 1047, 1098, 1149, 1341, 1605, 1630, 1784, 1887, 1933, 2143, 2146, 2525, 2591,
     2744, 2890, 2912, 2913, 2914, 3062, 3101, 3309, 3460, 4090, 4147, 4148
   SENATE BILL: 22, 152, 154, 155, 158, 159, 162, 172, 176, 213, 383, 418, 469, 616, 953,
     1146, 1270, 1275, 1314, 1359, 1361, 1592
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 103, 104, 130, 592, 705, 910, 949, 972, 1222, 1305, 1527, 1555,
     1817, 1924, 1941, 1967, 2018
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 31, 37, 95, 198, 211
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 7
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 124
CAPPARELLI, RALPH C. REPRESENTATIVE (13TH DIST. DEM)
   $CDB- ROSEM ONT .................................................... HB-2176
   $CHGO METRO FAIR/EXPO AUTH........................ HB-0109
   $CHGO METRO FAIR & EXPO AUTH .................... HB-2969
   $DCCA- ROSEMONT..............................................  HB-2174
   $EPA-DIVISION NOISE POLLUTION................... HB-2398
   $METROPOLITAN EXPO FAIR AUTH ................... HB-4024
   $OCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0564
   AIDS-HEALTHCARE WORKERS NOTICE ......... HB-2916
   AIDS-INFECTIOUS BLOOD-FELONY .............. HB-2044
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE TEST........................ HB-0438
   AIDS-NOTIFY SCHOOL SUPT............................... HB-0563
   AUTOMATED TELEPHONE SOLICITATN............ HB-0008
   BANK HOLD CO-ACQUIRE S & L......................... HB-2550
   BANKS-SELL INSURANCE.................................... HB-2525
   BK HOLD CO-PROHIB ACQUISITION.............. HB-2545
   CD CRIM PROC-SUPPRESS/EVIDENCE............. HB-0505
   CDB-BONDS-LOANS LOCAL GOVERNMT...... HB-2175
   CHG DISTRCT/CHILD ADOPTION/AGE.............. HB-2711
   CHG FIREFIGHTERS PENSION/RATES ............. HB-2710
   CHGO SAN DIST-PERMITS-SEWERAGE......... HB-4023
   CHICAGO-APPROPRIATN-PROP TAX ............. HB-2915
   CHILD ABUSE RECORD-EXPUNG INFO............ HB-3506
   CHILD ABUSE-DCFS TRAINING.......................... HB-3505
   CHILD SEATBELTS-RESPONSIBILITY.............. HB-3466
   CIVIC CENTER-BONDS-FINANCE.................... HB-2368
   CLEAN  INDOOR AIR ACT ........................................ HB-0020
   COOK CTY PENS CD/DWNST FIREMEN ............. HB-2713
   COOK CTY-1985 TAXES VALIDATED ................. HB-0596
   CREDIT CARD-DISCLOSE...................................... HB-3380
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES..................... HB-0019
   CRIM CD & CONTROLLED SUB/DRUGS............. HB-0502
   CRIM CD-CLOSED CIRCUIT TV ........................... HB-1603
   CRIM CD-CONTRIBUTING-JUVENILE............ HB-0378
   CRIM CD-EAVESDROPPING EXEMPTN ........... HB-3128
   CRIM CD-GENERAL LIMITATIONS..................... HB-2585
   CRIM CD-OBSCENE DEVICE OFFENSE............. HB-1367
   CRIM CD-PROSTITUTION-AIDS TEST............. HB-2172
   DCCA-LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOANS............... HB-2173
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-FAMILY MONITR ......... HB-3570
   DISABLED DRIVER-SELF-SERVE GAS ........... HB-3795
   DISASTER RELIEF-ST REIMBURSMNT............. HB-4267
   DRUG OFFENSES IN PARKS-PENALTY ............ HB-1572
   EAVESDROPPING CONTROL ............................... HB-2571
   EPA RADON GAS LOAN PROGRAM................... HB-1887
   FRANCHISE FEE NOT FIXTURES.......................... HB-3278
   HOSPITL-PARAMEDS-DISEAS-NOTICE....... HB-1242
   HUMAN RGHT-POLCE/FIREMN-RETIRE...... HB-2177
   HWY CD-VET PARADES-LIABILITY............... HB-0452
   IMMUNIZATN/DENTAL ADVISRY COMM......... HB-2682




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CAPPARELLI, RALPH C. REPRESENTATIVE (13TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   INC TAX-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATE ............... HB-1908
   INC-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATING ................... HB-4268
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-0865
   INCREAS GEN HOMESTEAD EXEMPTN.............. HB-0022
   INS CD-COLLISION DEDUCTIBLES.................... HB-1595
   INS CD-REJECT UNINSURED OFFER ............... HB-0024
   INTERGOV-MANDATE FISCAL NOTES............. HB-0161
   JUV CT-AGGRVTD BATTRY-FIREARM ........... HB-1596
   LONG TERM OMBUDSMAN ACT ........................... HB-2694
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST........................ HB-0229
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST........................ HB-0346
   NE IL PLAN COMM-MEMBERSHIP..................... HB-4146
   PEN CD-CHG FIREMN/WIDOW/INCR................ HB-0014
   PEN CD-CHGO FIRMN/RATE/RESERVE.......... HB-0012
   PEN CD-CHGO FIREMN-INCR $1 ...................... HB-0018
   PEN CD-CHGO FIRE-STRIKE CREDIT............. HB-1012
   PEN CD-CHGO LAB-INTEREST........................... HB-0568
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-MINIM ANNUITY........ HB-0381
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-CHILD ANNUITY......... HB-0382
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-INTEREST...................... HB-0567
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-AGE DISCOUNT........... HB-4147
   PEN CD-CHGO POLICE-RETIREMENT............ HB-0108
   PEN CD-CHGO POLICE-BOARD......................... HB-0977
   PEN CD-CHGO POLICE-HEALTH INS.............. HB-1600
   PEN CD-CHGO-FORMULA INCREASE ............ HB-4148
   PEN CD-CHGO-SURVIVOR HLTH INS............. HB-4092
   PEN CD-CHICAGO FIRE-PARAMEDIC ............ HB-1191
   PEN CD-COOK COUNTY-ARTICLE................... HB-0331
   PEN CD-COOK CO-SHERIFF CREDITS ............ HB-1340
   PEN CD-EXCLUD AUXILIARY POLICE.............. HB-0032
   PEN CD-LABORER-EARLY RETIREMNT........ HB-0446
   PEN CD-LABORER-EARLY RETIREMNT........ HB-0557
   PEN CD-LABORER-CHILD ANNUITY.............. HB-0570
   PEN CD-METRO SAN DIST-INCREASE........... HB-2385
   PEN CD-UNIV-MILITARY CREDIT................... HB-2309
   PEN CD-UNIV-MINIMUM PURCHASE............ HB-2311
   PEN CD-UNIV-SICK LEAVE................................  HB-2310
   PEN CD-UNIV-SURVIVOR MAXIMUM............ HB-2308
   PEN CD-UNIVE-3% COMPOUND INCR............ HB-2307
   PEN CD-UNIVERSITIES-DISABLED ............... HB-2306
   PEN-CHGO FIREMN-AVERAGE SALARY....... HB-0033
   PEN-CHGO MUNI EMP/WIDOW ANNUIT........ HB-0383
   PEN-CHGO MUNI-WIDOW ANNUITANT....... HB-0571
   PEN-CHGO POLICE-EXEMPT SALARY ........... HB-0362
   PEN-CHGO POLICE-RETIRE BENEFIT............ HB-2178
   PEN-CHI POLIC-INC WIDOW ANNUTY.......... HB-0101
   PENSION-COOK CO SHERIFF-AGE .................. HB-1338
   PENSION-COOK SHERIFF-AUTO INCR .......... HB-1339
   PROP TX-BD APPEALS-NO FEE ......................... HB-4090
   PROPERTY TAX FREEZE ACT.................................  HB-0013
   PUB LBRARY-POLIC/FIRMN APPLCTN............ HB-0866
   PUB UTIL-KEEP SERV APPOINTMENT.............. HB-1362
   PUBL UTIL-SUMMER RATES................................  HB-2982
   REGISTRARS OF TITLES-INDICES ..................... HB-1376
   REPEAL-VEH EMISSION INSPECTN .................. HB-1618
   REQUIRES BOXERS EXAMINATIONS.................. HB-0043
   SAFETY RESPONSIBILTY/COMPLIANC ............. HB-0026
   SAN DIST-RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT........... HB-1454
   SANITARY DIST-HEARING OFFICER.: ........... HB-1701
   SCH CD-PROVIDE NO CONTRACPTVES............ HB-0925
   SCH-PROVIDING CONTRACEPTIVES ............. HB-3483
   SCH-SUBS TCHR CERTIFICATE........................... HB-4167
   SR CITIZEN-PHARMACEUTICAL ASST............ HB-0695
   ST AGENCY-EMPLOYMNT-EDUC LOAN ....... HB-1098
   TAX INCREMNT ALLOCTN-HOTEL TAX ......... HB-0073
   TCHR/PRIN RECERTIFN-EVALUATN............... HB-3446
   TRUTH  IN TAXATION............................................  HB-2914




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CAPPARELLI, RALPH C. REPRESENTATIVE (13TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   VEH CD-ACCIDENT REPORTING........................ HB-0025
   WRKR COMP-INCR TRANSCRIPT FEE.............. HB-1165
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY CAPPARELLI
   HOUSE BILL: 6, 15, 17, 107, 114, 115, 243, 366, 370, 371, 376, 396, 397, 453, 543, 562,
     566, 572, 573, 588, 627, 726, 753, 871, 872, 946, 1013, 1054, 1082, 1083, 1085, 1086,
     1219, 1375, 1399, 1446, 1601, 1604, 1780, 1933, 2164, 2890, 2911, 2912, 2913, 2921,
     2922, 2932, 2970, 3087, 3260, 3309, 3460, 4128, 4138, 4237, 4238
   SENATE BILL: 63, 85, 152, 154, 155, 162, 236, 264, 651, 662, 769, 959, 960, 990, 1076,
     1080, 1286, 1376, 1416, 1513, 1592, 1806, 1893, 2055, 2249
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 103, 164, 275, 332, 354, 357, 360, 363, 394, 402, 416, 418, 548,
     596, 705, 706, 863, 910, 983, 1041, 1068, 1252, 1305, 1361, 1365, 1373, 1423, 1522,
     1525, 1566, 1619, 1714, 1715, 1753, 1924, 1937, 1941
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 29, 37, 44, 55, 134, 171, 199, 210, 211
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 26
CHRISTENSEN, RAY A. REPRESENTATIVE(85TH DIST. DEM)
   $DOT-KANKAKEE RIVER ...................................... HB-0876
   $GRANTS-  EPA.................................. ....................... HB-2069
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0274
   CIV ADM CD-DCCA-SMALL BUSINESS........... HB-1681
   CNTY OFFICERS-REAL EST FORFEIT ............... HB-1289
   COMM COLLEGE-USE OF GROUNDS................. HB-2104
   CONSERVATON-STUDY ST PARK MGMT........ HB-1564
   CONSMER FRAUD-COSIGNER COLLECT......... HB-2146
   COUNCIL ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT.................. HB-1192
   CREDIT CARD APPLICATN DISCLOSR ................ HB-1630
   CRIM CD-CONTRIBUTING-JUVENILE............ HB-0378
   CUB UTILITY-CUSTOMERS LIST........................ HB-2144
   DEPT VET AFFAIRS-HOME STAFF...................... HB-2493
   DOT-STUDY CORN ON WINTER ROAD............. HB-2494
   ENV CLEANUP RESPONSIBILITY ACT ................ HB-2141
   HEALTH FACILITIES-TERMS............................... HB-1580
   ICC-ELECTION EXPENDITURE ........................... HB-0023
   ICC-EMPLOYEE REGULATIONS.......................... HB-1459
   INSUR REDUCTION FOR SEAT BELT................... HB-2491
   LOCAL APPROVAL-NUCLEAR WASTE.............. HB-0717
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT............... HB-1491
   MOTOR VEHICLE REPLACEMT SAFETY............. HB-2007
   NURSES-BACCALAUREATE-LOAN ............... HB-2273
   RTA-TOWNSHIP DISCONECT/REFENDM........ HB-4302
   SCH CD-ROUTINE TASK REDUCTION .............. HB-1301
   SCHOOL CD-FINAL GRADES................................ HB-0645
   VEH CODE-RENTALS/INSURNCE SOLD.......... HB-0555
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY CHRISTENSEN
   HOUSE BILL: 146, 706, 947, 1110, 1574, 1585, 1909, 2006, 2052, 2200, 2201, 2319,
     2456, 2625, 2913, 3054
     SENATE BILL: 280, 301, 505, 752
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 158, 361, 647, 657
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 195
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 10
 CHURCHILL, ROBERT W. REPRESENTATIVE (62ND DIST. REP)
    $DEPT-REVENUE-AUDITORS ............................ HB-3622
    AGRI FAIR & EXPO AUTH-POPULATN ............. HB-3599
    ALL WATERCRAFT REGISTERED......................... HB-2220
    ASBESTOS ABMT-CONTRIBUTN INDEX .......... HB-0071
    BANKS-SELL INSURANCE.................................. HB-2525
    BOAT REGISTRATION-REGULATIONS............. HB-2219
    BOATING DUI-REVOKE LICENSE....................... HB-1200
    BOATING SAFETY CERT-OPERATORS.............. HB-2201
    BOATING UNDER INFLUENCE-REPORT.......... HB-2202
    BOND AUTHORITY-INCREASE ......................... HB-3516
    CANOE/KAYAK-NO REGISTRATION............. HB-3805
    CDB-CONTRIBUTORY TRUST FUND.............. HB-2798
    CERTIF OF ERROR-HOMSTD-INTERST.......... HB-1753
    CHARITABLE IMMUNITY-VOLUNTEERS........ HB-3029
    CHILD CARE-DAY CARE INSPECTN............... HB-3855
    CIGARETTE TAX STAMPS-SALE......................... HB-1441




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CHURCHILL, ROBERT W. REPRESENTATIVE (62ND DIST. REP}-Cont.
   CIGARETTE TAXES ..................................................  HB-1440
   CIV ADM CD & CAP DEV BD POWERS.................. HB-2810
   CIVIL PROC-EXPERT-AFFIDAVIT ................... HB-4202
   CIVIL PROC-PUN DAMAGES/DRUGS ................ HB-0999
   COACHES-LIMITED LIABILITY........................... HB-0210
   COGENERATION FROM SOLID WASTE................ HB-0942
   CONTRIBUTION-LIABILITY ................................. HB-3594
   COUNTIES-STORMWATER PLAN ....................... HB-0998
   COUNTY BOARD-MAY INCREASE FEES.......... HB-3889
   COUNTY HOMES-TAX RATE................................ HB-0873
   CREATES IESDA ACT OF 1987 ................................. HB-2813
   CRIM CD-OBSCENITY-FELONY CLASS.......... HB-2471
   DEPT OF REVENUE-COLLECT COSTS ............. HB-2483
   DEPT-REVENUE-LIQUOR LICENSES............... HB-2976
   DISASTER RELIEF ACT........................................  HB-2802
   EDUC-ASBESTOS ABATEMT-INSPECTN........ HB-1742
   EMERG SER/DISASTER-FLOOD DATA.............. HB-2470
   ENTERPRISE ZONES-DESIGNATION ................ HB-3839
   EPA-SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FEE..................... HB-4036
   EPA-TRUCK CLEANING ................................... HB-3828
   ESDA A CT .................................................................   H B-401 1
   FEES-RECORDER/CLERK-INCREASE............. HB-3010
   FLOOD CONTROL-NOTIFY TOWNS................... HB-1395
   HEARING IMPAIRED-SPECIAL PLATE.............. HB-2060
   HIGH-IMPACT BUSINES/CREATE JOB ............. HB-4091
   HWY CD-TRANSPORTN IMPACT FEES............. HB-1759
   ILL PURCHASING ACT - BIDDING...................... HB-2796
   ILLINOIS MORTGAGE BROKERS ACT ................. HB-1950
   INCOME TX-APPORTIONMENT .......................... HB-3729
   JUVENIL CT/RESTRICTIVE SHELTER............... HB-1505
   LIFELINE TELEPHONE RATE................................. HB-1503
   LOTTERY-COMPTROLLER TRANSFERS .......... HB-2812
   LOTTERY-MULTISTATE GAMES......................... HB-2801
   MARRIAGE/FAMILY THERAPY CERTIF ........... HB-1534
   METRO TRANSIT AUTH-MAYOR APPTS.......... HB-2529
   MORTGAGES-REAL PROP-PAYOFF AMT....... HB-1501
   MOTOR FUEL TAX-INCREASE............................. HB-2063
   MOTORBOAT OPERATION-AGE 21..................... HB-2199
   NUCLEAR SAFETY EDUC ASSISTANCE.............. HB-4035
   OBSCENITY-COUNTY-WIDE STANDARD...... HB-1393
   OFFICIAL-BLANKET BOND/FUEL TAX............ HB-3888
   OPEN SPACE LAND-FEES...................................... HB-1757
   PRIVATE PROP-CNTY ROAD ACCESS ............. HB-1758
   PROCUR PROFESONAL SERV/$10,000.................. HB-3829
   PROF REGULATN FUND-PURCHASES.............. HB-3474
   PROP TX-DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS................ HB-1750
   PROPERTY TAX-PROTESTS.................................. HB-1755
   PUB DEFENDR-CONTEMPT PROCEEDNG........ HB-1502
   PUB UTIL-WASTE ENERGY FACILITY.............. HB-2347
   RADIATION PROT-FEES & RENEWAL .............. HB-2791
   RADIATION/REGISTRATION & FEE.................... HB-0539
   RADIOACTIVE WASTE MGMT-FEES.................. HB-2849
   REGIONAL DEVEL AUTHORITY ACT .................. HB-2626
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. HB-0280
   REV ACT-ASSESSOR-ADDITL COMP............... HB-1751
   REV ACT-ASSESSOR BUS/COMPTR ED............. HB-1752
   REV ACT/SALES RATIO-ADJUSTMENT............ HB-1506
   REV-ASSESSOR-DEFINITION ...........    ...... HB-1754
   REV-TAX-BILL-DEADLINE .............................. HB-2028
   REVENUE ACT-ASSESSORS.................................. HB-1756
   REVENUE CHANGES-TRANSPORTATION....... HB-2750
   RTA-CTA-TECHNICAL.............................................. HB-0989
   RTA-FILL VACANCIES ........................................... HB-2531
   RTA-FIVE-YEAR PROGRAM-FILING ............ HB-3914
   SAFETY IN SKIING BOARD..................................... HB-2786
   SALES TX-NONPRESCRIP MEDICINE ..........   HB-2485
   SCH CD-SPECIAL/BILINGUAL ED...................... HB-3402




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CHURCHILL, ROBERT W. REPRESENTATIVE (62ND DIST. REP)--Cont.
   SCH CODE-NO SCHOOL ANNEXATION............ HB-2425
   SCH-LAND ACQUISITN-LIQUOR TAX............ HB-3827
   SERV OCCUPATION & USE TAX-BASE.............. HB-2484
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-3688
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-4239
   STATE & LOCAL SALES TAXES ............................. HB-2481
   STATE & LOCAL OCCUP TAX BASE...................... HB-2482
   STATE POLICE FORENSIC LAB.............................. HB-2331
   STORMWATER MGMT BONDS............................... HB-3875
   SUBURBAN BUS BRD-EXPENSES..................... HB-2053
   SUPPLEMENTAL DEALER LICENSE.................... HB-1173
   TAX USE-EXEMPT FUEL/ELECTRIC ................. HB-0007
   URBAN STORMDRAINAGE DIST ACT.................. HB-0997
   VEH CD-CNTY BRD-SPEED LIMITS ................. HB-1504
   VICIOUS DOGS-UNLAWFUL ................................. HB-1500
   WORK PERMITS-LAKE MICH............................... HB-2864
   WORKER COMP-CONTRIBUTIONS .................... HB-1477
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY CHURCHILL
   HOUSE BILL: 305, 604, 1093, 1367, 1377, 1394, 1466, 2051, 2829, 4293
   SENATE BILL: 66, 203, 483, 496, 1122, 1214, 1227, 1297, 1298, 1868
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 33, 34, 42, 45, 46, 47, 77, 87, 88, 89, 90, 116, 132, 172, 183,
     193, 194, 211, 238, 265, 266, 280, 285, 386, 392, 401, 462, 476, 477, 478, 479, 480,
     486, 503, 505, 506, 507, 508, 518, 556, 579, 585, 645, 664, 693, 754, 755, 756, 776,
     784, 796, 818, 826, 882, 901, 912, 915, 920, 931, 983, 989, 1095, 1096, 1097, 1098,
     1101, 1131, 1132, 1143, 1152, 1153, 1160, 1176, 1200, 1228, 1238, 1239, 1266, 1267,
     1301, 1332, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1338, 1349, 1352, 1366, 1367, 1419, 1466, 1467, 1481,
     1501, 1570, 1572, 1595, 1606, 1611, 1633, 1656, 1803, 1804, 1833, 1843, 1902, 1988,
     1997, 1998
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 59, 121
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 14
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 66
COUNTRYMAN, JOHN W. REPRESENTATIVE (76TH DIST. REP)
   $OCE-SUPREME COURT......................................... HB-0138
   ABORTION-IN HOSPITAL...................................... HB-1399
   ALL-TERRAIN-MOPED REGULATION ............ HB-2327
   ATTORNEY/NOTARY PUBLIC ............................... HB-1420
   BACCALAUREATE ED SYSTEM ACT ................... HB-2117
   BD REGENTS ADD 3/STUDENT VOTE.................. HB-0729
   BIRTH CERTFICATES-BLOOD TYPE ............... HB-0730
   CHARITABLE SOLICIT-REGISTRATN ............... HB-2987
   CIV ADM CD & CAP DEV BD POWERS.................. HB-2810
   CIV PRO-LIMITATION/ASSUMD NAME........... HB-2902
   CIV PROC-PAY ARBITRATN EXPENSE ............. HB-0039
   CIV PROC-UNIFORM EMINNT DOMAIN .......... HB-0051
   CIVIL PROC-VENUE/GOVMT CORP................... HB-0692
   COLLEGE BOARDS-STUDENT VOTE................. HB-2010
   CONSOLIDAT PRIMARY-DATE CHANGE......... HB-1516
   CORRECTIONS-CONVERT INSTITUTON.......... HB-1016
   COUNTY ZONING BD-ALTERN MEMBER........ HB-1392
   CRIM CD-PUBLIC NUISANCE .............................. HB-3803
   CRIMINAL CODE-PROPERTY CRIMES.............. HB-1847
   DAY CARE-CHILD ABUSE..................................... HB-3646
   DECEPTIVE PRACTICE-GARNISHMENT .......... HB-2825
   DELINQUENT MINORS-DETENTION ............. HB-3498
   DMHDD-COMMUNITY SERVICES ACT............. HB-3300
   DRIVING OFFENSES-PENALTIES ....................... HB-2701
   ELCTN CD-DIVSION OF PRECINCTS ............. HB-1941
   ELCTN CD-ELCTRNC VOTNG SYSTEMS.......... HB-1036
   ELCTN CODE/WRITE-IN CANDIDATES ........... HB-1125
   ELCTN-SBE EXAM NOMNATG PETITNS.......... HB-0912
   ELEC CD--ABSENTEE BALLOTS............................ HB-0105
   ELEC CD-BD ELECTN COMMISSNRS................. HB-2977
   ELEC CD-BD ELECTN COMMISSNRS................. HB-2978
   ELEC CD-CANCEL REGISTRATION ................ HB-3160
   ELEC CD--ELCTRNC VOTING SYSTEMS............ HB-2951
   ELEC CD-ELECTION COMMISSIONERS............ HB-1642




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COUNTRYMAN, JOHN W. REPRESENTATIVE (76TH DIST. REP--Cont.
   ELEC CD-ELECTION COMMISSIONERS............ HB-2955
   ELEC CD-ELECTION OF JUDGES......................... HB-2956
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING......................... HB-2950
   ELEC CD-POLLING PLACE LOCATION ............. HB-2953
   ELEC CD-PROVIDE VOTE ABSTRACT................ HB-1495
   ELEC CD-RETABULATING PRECINCT .............. HB-2949
   ELEC CD-WRITE-IN CANDIDATES .................. HB-2952
   ELECT CD-RETABULATING PRECINCT............ HB-1126
   ELECTION CD-AUTOMATIC RECOUNT............ HB-2538
   ELECTION CD-AUTOMATIC RECOUNT............ HB-2954
   ELECTION CD-CANVASS ....................................... HB-1496
   ELECTION CD-CANVASS.......................................  HB-2948
   ELECTION CD-DEPUTY REGISTRARS............... HB-1112
   ELECTION CD-DEPUTY REGISTRARS................ HB-2962
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0329
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION OF JUDGES .............. HB-1037
   ELECTION CD-ELCTRONIC VOTING ................. HB-1039
   ELECTION CD-GA VACANCY................................ HB-2979
   ELECTIONS-NOMINATING PETITIONS............ HB-1641
   ELECTIONS/POLLING PLACE CHANGE ............. HB-1579
   ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION....................... HB-1585
   FIREARM OWNR ID-FORCIBL FELONY............ HB-0333
   ID CARD-REPRODUCT/MISDEMEANOR.......... HB-2699
   INC TX-SCH CD-FUND EDUCATION ............... HB-1837
   INS CD-LIABLE LIMITS/DISCLOSE.................... HB-1391
   INS CD-SUBROGATION LIMITS........................... HB-1360
   INTERSPOUSAL TORT IMMUNITY....................... HB-2062
   JURY LIST-SELECTION..........................................  HB-1410
   JURY LISTS-DRIVERS LICENSE.......................... HB-1113
   LIQUOR CONTROL-SPORTS STADIUM............. HB-2886
   LIQUOR-ACTIONS/INTOX UNDER 21 ............. HB-1134
   LOCAL GOVERNMENT DISTRICT ACT................ HB-2731
   MINOR-DRUG TEST-PARENT REQUEST........ HB-2542
   MOBILE HM LANDLORD/TENANT RGHT.......... HB-1118
   MOBILE HOME-PRIVACY ...................................... HB-2940
   MOBILE HOME-SECURITY DEPOSIT ................. HB-0266
   MOTOR FUEL TAX-TOWNSHIPS......................... HB-0059
   NOT FOR PROFIT-IMMUNITY ............................. HB-0270
   PEN CD-JUDGES-PUBLIC DEFENDER............. HB-0731
   PEN CD-TEACHERS-3% INCREASE.................. HB-3328
   PEN-DWNST POLICE/FIRE-WKR COMP......... HB-0496
   POWER OF ATTY-HLTH CARE-REPEAL......... HB-3598
   PROHIBIT SUMMER UTILITY RATES................... HB-2903
   PROHIBITS SMOKING IN ELEVATORS................ HB-0052
   PUBLIC COLLEGE-TAXING DISTRICT .............. HB-1519
   PULASKI BIRTHDAY/COMMEMORATIVE......... HB-0338
   PULASKI BIRTHDAY/COMMEMORATIVE ......... HB-2014
   RECKLESS DRIVING-CLASS A MISDM ............. HB-1576
   RECORDERS-OFFICE HOURS............................... HB-1438
   REQUIRE UNDERINSURED COVERAGE............. HB-1361
   REVENUE-BAD CHECK FEE................................. HB-1517
   SBE/PETITION/CANDIDATE/CERTIFY......... HB-3121
   SCH CD-EMPLOY-BACKGROUND CHECK..... HB-l 120
   SCH CD-SCHOOL BOARD VACANCIES.............. HB-0910
   SCH-NONRENEWABLE TEMP CERTIFIC.......... HB-1732
   SCHOOL TAX-NUCLEAR PWR PLANTS............ HB-3520
   SIU/REGENCIES-NONVOTNG FACULTY......... HB-3159
   SOFTWARE LIC ACT-REPEAL.............................. HB-1401
   SOFTWARE LICENSE ENFORCEMENT................. HB-1402
   STATUTES-CITATION-FEES............................. HB-3896
   TAXES-BULK SALES-LIMITATIONS ................ HB-3830
   TELEPHONE CO-POWERS AND DUTIES........... HB-3405
   TOLLWAY-TAXABLE LEASE PROPERTY ......... HB-0538
   TORT IMMUNTY LCL GOV VOLUNTEER............ HB-0271
   U OF I-ADD UNDERGRAD INSTITUTN.............. HB-2002
   UCC SECURITY-LOST INSTRUMENT............  HB-0172
   UNIVERSITY PENSION CD/MILITARY ............ HB-3656




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COUNTRYMAN, JOHN W. REPRESENTATIVE (76TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   VEH CD-ALCOHOL TEST REPORTS.................... HB-3487
   VEH CD-DEFINITIONS......................................... HB-2702
   VEH CD-REVOCATION/MULTI DUI .................. HB-2700
   VEH CD/NON-RESDNT PROCESS SERV............ HB-0689
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY COUNTRYMAN
   HOUSE BILL: 5, 131, 143, 255, 417, 473, 474, 590, 713, 728, 850, 1065, 1245, 1270,
     1312, 1394, 1507, 1587, 1958, 2044, 2303, 2925, 3122, 3391, 3518
   SENATE BILL: 2, 73, 87, 88, 114, 146, 220, 252, 258, 287, 423, 448, 449, 450, 476, 532,
     557, 585, 641, 642, 644, 687, 728, 782, 822, 932, 1051, 1113, 1131, 1132, 1261, 1304,
     1369, 1422, 1426, 1472, 1487, 1695, 1897, 1996, 2013, 2097, 2123, 2136, 2154, 2257
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 6, 43, 70, 329, 330, 426, 625, 669, 677, 681, 865, 1032, 1190,
     1346, 1417, 1460, 1488, 1571, 1629, 1668, 1688, 1689, 1846, 1847, 1896, 2017
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 66, 67, 82, 108, 115, 116, 117, 126, 127, 138, 139, 150,
     175, 209
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 12, 14
COWLISHAW, MARYLOU REPRESENTATIVE (41ST DIST. REP)
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC........................................ HB-0481
   AIRPORT HAZARDS-RTA ...................................... HB-0802
   BANKING ACT GENERAL POWERS...................... HB-2790
   BILLBOARDS-LOCAL REGULATION.................. HB-0625
   CIVIL PROC-COLLAT-SOURCE PAYMT.......... HB-1476
   COACHES-LIMITED LIABILITY........................... HB-1635
   COMM COLLEGE-TRUSTEE ELECTION............ HB-0143
   COUNTY ZONING BD-ALTERN MEMBER..:..... HB-1392
   DCCA/SBE-FOREIGN LANGUAGE BANK......... HB-2783
   DEPT OF INSUR-INVESTIGATIONS.................... HB-2836
   DISCLOSE REBATE TERMS ..................................... HB-1386
   DMHDD-POWER/DUTY-FAMILY IMPACT.... HB-3752
   DMHDD-SERVICES FOR DD FAMILIES............. HB-2842
   EDUCATION-FOREIGN LANG GRANTS............ HB-2781
   EDUCATIONAL LOAN DEFAULTS ........................ HB-2248
   ELEC CD-ABSENTEE VOTING.............................. HB-0955
   ELEC CD-LOCAL GOVNMNT OFFICIAL............ HB-1981
   ELEC CD-WRITE IN ABSENTEE........................... HB-1245
   ELECTION CD-ABSENTEE BALLOT.................... HB-2961
   ELECTION CD-CHALLENGED VOTER................ HB-1734
   ELECTION CODE-ABSENTEE BALLOT.............. HB-1520
   EMERGENCY FACILITY-ENGLISH .................... HB-0926
   EMERGENCY SERVICE-.05% TAX ....................... HB-1827
   EPA-DRINKING WATER RULES.......................... HB-3548
   EPA-SOLID WASTE FEE................... ................ HB-2243
   EXAM FEE INCREASE ...................... ................... HB-1313
   HIGHER ED-SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN ......... HB-1018
   HISTORIC PRESERVTN PLAQUE PROG............... HB-0231
   HIWAY CD-TRANSPORTN IMPACT FEE........... HB-1672
   HORSE RACING-OFF-TRACK BETTING......... HB-2941
   HUMANE ACT-PRHBT ANIMAL PRIZES........... HB-0084
   IDENTIFY SCH CHILDREN WITH AID................. HB-3394
   INS CD-LIABLE LIMITS/DISCLOSE.................... HB-1391
   INTRA-AGENCY SERVICES FUND ..................... HB-3449
   INVEST PARK/FOREST DIST FUNDS ................... HB-0868
   JURY LISTS-DRIVERS LICENSE.......................... HB-1113
   LANGUAGE & TRADE ACADEMY....................... HB-2782
   LIBRARIES-STATE GRANTS................................. HB-3636
   LIBRARY SYSTEM-INCREASE GRANTS........... HB-1123
   MARRIAGE-CLERK PERFORM/FEES.................. HB-1304
   MARRIAGE/FAMILY THERAPY CERTIF............ HB-1534
   MATH/SCI ACAD-SCH DISTRCT PAYS............. HB-2919
   MHDD CONFID INFO DISCLOSURE...................... HB-2831
   MTG ESCROW ACCTS-INT/NOTICE ................. HB-1305
   MTG ESCROW ACCTS-INT/NOTICE ...........       HB-2312
   MUNICIPAL CODE-TAX LEVIES....................... HB-3653
   NOT FOR PROFIT-IMMUNITY .......................... HB-0270
   NURSING HOME-MONITOR LICENSE .............. HB-2359
   NURSING HOMES-ACCREDITATION...........        HB-4075
   PARK DIST-ANNEX-FOREST PRESERV.......... HB-0803




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COWLISHAW, MARYLOU REPRESENTATIVE (41ST DIST. REP)-Cont.
   RECYCLING PILOT PROJECT ACT........................ HB-2606
   SCAFFOLD ACT-REPEALS .................................... HB-1482
   SCH CD-CERTIFIED MAIL NOTICE .................... HB-3444
   SCH CD-DEACTIVIATE HS FACILITY ................ HB-0711
   SCH CD-FOREIGN LANGUAGE GRANT............ HB-2779
   SCH CD-FOREIGN LANGUAGE CURRIC........... HB-2780
   SCH CD-GIFTS VESTING........................................ HB-2716
   SCH CD-NO HEALTH CLINICS............................ HB-0988
   SCH CD-NOTICE TO AMEND TAX LEV ............. HB-2724
   SCH CD-READING IMPRVMT PROGRAM......... HB-3216
   SCH CD-SCH BRD SECTARY PRO TEM.............. HB-2718
   SCH CD-SCH PSCHOLOGIST SERVICE .............. HB-0465
   SCH CD-SCHOLARSHIP RENEWAL.................... HB-2654
   SCH CD-SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER................... HB-0672
   SCH CD-SPECL ED/DEFINE AUTISM................. HB-2645
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0400
   SCH CD-SUPERINTENDENT EXP FUND ........... HB-2647
   SCH CD-SUPERINTENDENT DUTIES................. HB-2729
   SCH CD-TEACHER EVALUATION....................... HB-0126
   SCH CD-XTRAORDNRY SPEC ED REIM............ HB-1583
   SCH CD-2YR BILINGUAL EDUC PROG.............. HB-0927
   SCH CD/CONSUM ED PROFICNY TEST............. HB-1828
   SCH CD/REVENUE-STATE AID..................... HB-0398
   SCH CD/SBE REPORT CATALOG........................... HB-2511
   SCH-NONRENEWABLE TEMP CERTIFIC.......... HB-1732
   SCH-REGIONAL SUPT TAKE OFFICE................. HB-0344
   SCHOOL CODE-COMBINED SCH DIST............... HB-2717
   SECONDARY SPL ED-PILOT PROGRAM ........... HB-2846
   ST LIBRARY-OFFICE PRESERVATION.............. HB-1602
   ST LIGHT DISTR-DISSOLUTION.......................... HB-3541
   STATE BUDGET-40% EDUCATION ...................... HB-1499
   VICTIM RIGHTS-IMPACT STATEMENT............ HB-1556
   WASTE MGMT-RECYCLABLE PRODUCTS....... HB-3389
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY COWLISHAW
   HOUSE BILL: 486, 934, 1120, 1216, 1408, 2458, 3029, 3731, 4233, 4234
   SENATE BILL: 2, 185, 187, 310, 443, 472, 534, 630, 642, 912, 918, 961, 973, 977, 1235,
     1697, 1796, 1903, 1959, 1981, 1999, 2049, 2117, 2199, 2261, 2263
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 151, 186, 189, 249, 417, 488, 636, 1189, 1246, 1354, 1355,
     1694
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 35, 66, 67, 71, 82, 107, 108, 115, 116, 117, 126, 127,
     179,229
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 14
 CULLERTON, JOHN J. REPRESENTATIVE (7TH DIST. DEM)
    $GRANTS- SBE .....................................................  HB-0070
    AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY ACT ............................... HB-0100
    AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY-HMO'S ....................... HB-3832
    AIDS DRUGS-APPROVAL....................................... HB-4017
    AIRPORT AUTH-DUPAGE COUNTY ................... HB-0016
    ALTERNATVE DEFAMATN ACTN-DAMGS...... HB-0590
    APPELLATE COURT-INCR JUDGES.................... HB-1063
    ATHLETIC NIGHT EVENTS/CHICAGO................ HB-3432
    ATTORNEY INITIAL INCORPORATOR................ HB-0388
    ATVS-MINIMUM OPERATOR AGE...................... HB-3443
    AVAIL AFFORDABLE HOUSING STUDY ............. HB-3726
    CABLE TELEVISION-FRANCHISING ................. HB-3586
    CHGO PARK DIST-COMMSNR TERM................. HB-3085
    CHILD CARE LICENSE/EXPERIENCE................. HB-3986
    CHILD SEATBELTS-RESPONSIBILITY............... HB-3466
    CHILDREN-TRAUMA CARE-REIMBRSMT .... HB-0389
    CHLD SEATBLT VIOLTN-COURT COST ............ HB-3538
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-DRUG COSTS................... HB-1473
    CIRCUIT JUDGE-MADISON/ST CLAIR.............. HB-1064
    CIV PRO-SERVICE/PROD LIABILITY................. HB-2061
    CIVIL ADMINISTRATION CODE.........    .......... HB-3434
    CIVIL PROC-JURY INSTRUCTIONS.................... HB-3084
    CIVIL PROC-PUN DAMAGES/DRUGS............. HB-0999




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CULLERTON, JOHN J. REPRESENTATIVE (7TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   COMMERCIAL CODE-BAD CHECK FEES.......... HB-3990
   COOK CNTY FOREST PRESERVE ACT ................. HB-3988
   CORONERS-MEDICAL EXAMINER .................... HB-0063
   CORRECTNS-HOME INCARCERATION ............ HB-2607
   CORRECTNS-RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY......... HB-1350
   COUNTIES-LIQUOR TAX ...................................... HB-0844
   COUNTY EXEC-VOTE/BREAK TIE...................... HB-0186
   COURT CLERKS-AUTOMATION FEE................. HB-3072
   CRIM PRO/REDUCE GRAND JURY....................... HB-1132
   CRIM PROC-BAIL DENIAL .................................... HB-0079
   CRIM-VEHICULAR BATTERY/FELONY ........... HB-0122
   DENR-BROADCASTING MUSEUMS ................... HB-0981
   DISABLED DRIVER-SELF-SERVE GAS ............ HB-3795
   DIVORCE-SUPPORT-JOB SEARCH PRG .......... HB-0923
   DRIVING OFFENSES-PENALTIES ....................... HB-2701
   ELCTN-SBE EXAM NOMNATG PETITNS.......... HB-0912
   ELEC CD-ELCTN CONTEST PROCEDUR........... HB-0913
   ELECT CD-MIDWEST REGIONAL PRES ............ HB-3076
   ELECTN CD-BOARD MEMBERS........................... HB-0060
   EPA-BOTTLE DEPOSITS........................................ HB-0062
   EPA-NOISE POLLUTION ........................................ HB-3435
   EPA-ONSITE WASTE PERMITS ............................ HB-3315
   EPA-ONSITE WASTE PERMITS ............................ HB-3322
   FISH CODE-PROHIBITED DEVICES .................... HB-4222
   HIGH RISK INFANT-LIMIT CLAIMS.................. HB-1472
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE .................................. HB-3260
   HORSE RACE-BETS-MULTIPLE MEETS.......... HB-3536
   HORSE RACING-OFF-TRACK BETTING......... HB-2941
   HORSE RACING-PAY HORSE OWNER................ HB-3953
   HORSE RACING-THOROBREDS-PRIZES........ HB-0880
   HORSE RACING-THOROBREDS-PRIZES........ HB-3257
   HORSE RACING-THOROBREDS-PRIZES........ HB-3324
   HORSE RACING-THOROBREDS-PRIZES........ HB-3544
   ID CARD-REPRODUCT/MISDEMEANOR.......... HB-2699
   INC TX-SCH CD-FUND EDUCATION............... HB-1837
   INC TX-SR CITZ/DISABLED-EXEMPT ............ HB-3169
   INC TX/SCH CD-TECHNICAL CHGES ........... HB-3413
   INCOME TAX-DEDUCTION/RENTERS.............. HB-0489
   INS CD-ANTITRUST EXEMPTION....................... HB-3902
   INS CD-CERTIFICTE-TAX/DEMOLITN........... HB-0187
   INS CD-PUN DAM/VEXATIOUS DELAY............ HB-1673
   INS CD-PUNITIVE DAMAGES............................... HB-3906
   INS CD-RATE REGULATION............................... HB-3901
   INS CD-RISK RETENTION/CAPTIVE ................. HB-2437
   INS CD-SIMPLIFICATION POLICIES.................. HB-3903
   JUDGES-COMPULSORY RETIREMENT............. HB-2981
   JURY SERVICE-EDITORIAL STAFF.................... HB-0001
   LEGIS REF BUREAU-STATUTES.......................... HB-1924
   LIQUOR CONTROL-SPORTS STADIUM ............. HB-2886
   LIQUOR CONTROL/LOCAL RESTRICTN ............ HB-3436
   LIQUOR-MINOR-HOST LIABLE......................... HB-2707
   LIQUOR-PROHIBIT ESTABLISHMENT .............. HB-0387
   LIQUOR-PROHIBIT ESTABLISHMENT .............. HB-2492
   LIQUOR-PROHIBIT ESTABLISHMENT .............. HB-3037
   MARRIAGE LICENSE TESTING.............................. HB-3111
   MED CTR DIST-SHRT TITLE-CHGO................. HB-3325
   MED PRAC ACT-LEGEND DRUGS....................... HB-1871
   MED PRACT-DEPT-PROFESSONAL REG ........ HB-3789
   MEDICAID- AIDS..................................................... HB-0740
   MEDICAID-AIDS-NURSING HOMES................ HB-3833
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT-REF CHANG............ HB-3790
   MOTORCYCLES-FEES AND HELMETS.............. HB-3323
   MUNI EMERGNCY SHELTER REIMBURS........... HB-0969
   NO COMPULSORY STATE RETIREMENT............ HB-2980
   NO STATE COMPULSORY RETIREMENT............ HB-1848
   NURS HOME--SHELTER CARE-MEDICIN....... HB-1835
   OBSOLETE SCH AID LANGUAGE........................... HB-3177




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CULLERTON, JOHN J. REPRESENTATIVE (7TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PEN CD-TECHNICAL CORRECTION .................. HB-4299
   PEN CD-VARIOUS SALARIES............................... HB-4213
   PENSION CD-TECHNICAL CORRECTN............. HB-4214
   PERSONL RECORD/FORESTRY/HI-WAY ........ HB-2102
   PREPAYMENT SUBSIDIZED MORTGAGE........... HB-3338
   PUB AID-CHILD SUPP-DEMO PRGRM............. HB-2862
   PUB HEALTH-FUNDS-AIDS SERVICES........... HB-3461
   REAL EST-RESIDNTL SALE-ESCROW............. HB-3433
   REAL ESTATE APPRAISER-CERTIFY................. HB-4027
   REAL ESTATE CONTRACT-DEFAULT............... HB-1531
   RECREATIONAL  AREA .......................................   HB-1836
   RECYCLING GRANTS-APPROVAL ..................... HB-3913
   RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY-SENTENCES.......... HB-3465
   RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE/ASSISTNCE............. HB-1114
   SALES TAX-END ON EAT-OUT FOOD.............. HB-0463
   SALES TAX-FRUIT DRINKS.................................. HB-1855
   SAVINGS AND LOANS-BONDS .......................... HB-1597
   SCH CD-AVIATION STUDY SCHOLARS............ HB-3358
   SCH CD-DELETE OBSOLETE LANG.................... HB-3178
   SCH CD-LEASE & SALE OF BLDGS..................... HB-4063
   SCH CD-REPEAL REPORTING REQMNT........... HB-3176
   SEX OFFEND-SEC OF STATE NOTICE................ HB-0213
   SPECIAL EVENT LIQUOR LICENSE ...................... HB-3132
   ST BD ED CODIFY SCHOOL LAW........................... HB-1351
   ST BD ED CODIFY SCHOOL LAW........................... HB-2688
   STATUTES-CITATION-FEES............................. HB-3896
   TCHR/PRIN RECERTIFN-EVALUATN............... HB-3446
   TRUCKS-65 MPH-WANTON MISCONDCT...... HB-0386
   UNFAIR PRACTICE-CIVIL SUIT ........................... HB-3905
   UNIFD CD CORRECT-SEX ORIENTATN............ HB-0884
   UNIFORM COMM CD/BAD CHECK FEE.............. HB-2540
   VEH CD-ALCOHOL/DRUG TEST.......................... HB-0185
   VEH CD-DEFINITIONS........................................... HB-2702
   VEH CD-MOTOR CYCLE HELMET ...................... HB-0002
   VEH CD-PARKING VIOLATNS-TOWING ........ HB-0080
   VEH CD-REVOCATION/MULTI DUI................... HB-2700
   VEH CD-RR MAINTENANCE................................ HB-2928
   VEH CD-SCH BUS SAFETY HATCH..................... HB-0919
   VEH CD-TOWING/HEARING LAW..................... HB-2438
   VEH CD-TRUCK SPEED LIMIT-50MPH............ HB-1612
   VEH/SCH CD-SCH BUS SEAT BACK ................... HB-2323
   WILDLIFE CD-BANS LEGHOLD TRAPS............. HB-1486
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY CULLERTON
   HOUSE BILL: 194, 678, 838, 1065, 1149, 1310, 2259, 2986, 3101, 3223, 3318, 3890
   SENATE BILL: 3, 65, 77, 126, 141, 181, 194, 218, 258, 263, 265, 418, 550, 567, 582,
      634, 702, 711, 720, 1170, 1181, 1183, 1210, 1229, 1316, 1335, 1615, 1655, 1800, 1840,
      1972, 2002, 2009, 2087
    HOUSE RESOLUTION: 103, 163, 403, 465, 483, 844, 859, 867, 876, 915, 1140, 1276,
      1348, 1487, 1495, 1632, 1844, 1933
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 59
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 18
    SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 52, 79, 123, 127, 128, 129
 CURRAN, MICHAEL D. REPRESENTATIVE (99TH DIST. DEM)
    $FARM DEV AUTH-POST-HARVEST ................ HB-0701
    $GRANTS- DCCA .....................................................  HB-0702
    $GRANTS-DCCA/AG RESEARCH...................... HB-0450
    $OCE-STATE APPELLATE DEFENDER............... HB-1065
    ADOPTION-UNFIT PARENT-EVIDENCE......... HB-3337
    AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN ................ HB-2721
    AGRICULTURE-SEED CAPITAL FUND.............. HB-0703
    ASST ST ATTY SALARY SUPPLEMENT................. HB-1914
    AUTO INS-HANDICAPPED POLICY ................. HB-1717
    BOB-BUDGETARY INFORMATION-GA........... HB-4281
    CHARITABLE IMMUNITY-VOLUNTEERS........ HB-3029
    CHILD ABDUCTION-CIVIL DAMAGES.............. HB-3332
    CHILD ABUSE RECORD-EXPUNG INFO............ HB-3506




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CURRAN, MICHAEL D. REPRESENTATIVE (99TH DIST. DEM}-Cont.
   CHILD ABUSE-DCFS TRAINING.......................... HB-3505
   CHILD ABUSE-DEATH-AUTOPSY..................... HB-0464
   CHILD ABUSE-INVSTIGATN-MEDICAL ......... HB-0222
   CHILD ABUSE-INVESTIGATIONS....................... HB-0224
   CHILD ABUSE-IN HOME SERVICES................... HB-0225
   CHILD ABUSE-IN HOME SERVICES................... HB-3744
   CHILD ABUSE-RECORDS-EXPUNGEMT......... HB-0421
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORTS-HOTLINE................. HB-0797
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORT-INTERFERE............... HB-3510
   CHILD CARE EMPLOYE-DISCRIMNATN.......... HB-1546
   CHILD CARE-ABUSE/NEGLECT........................ HB-3507
   CHILDREN-FAMILY PRESERVATION............... HB-1469
   CIV PRO-MEDICAL REVIEW PANELS ................ HB-3701
   CIVIL PROC-PENSIONS-JUDGMENT............... HB-3569
   COMMITTEES/BOARDS-REPEAL..................... HB-2256
   CONSUMER FRAUD-REFUNDS ........................... HB-3374
   CREATES BLANKET PRIMARY ACT..................... HB-0045
   CREATES OPEN PRIMARY ACT............................. HB-0044
   CREATES-DEPT CENTRAL COLLECTIN ........... HB-4274
   CRIM CD-CRIMINL SEXUAL ASSAULT............ HB-0685
   CRIM CD-INCREASE PENALTIES ...................... HB-1624
   CRIM CD-KIDNAPPING-FELONY .................. HB-2957
   CRIM PROC-BAIL-VICTIM IMPACT ................. HB-0696
   CRIM PROC-JURY TRIAL WAIVER...................... HB-1154
   CRIM PROC-KIDNAPPING...................................... HB-2960
   CRIM PROC-PLEA BARGAINING .................... HB-3336
   CRIM PROC-WITNESS COMPETENCY............... HB-3331
   CRIM VIC-DEFINE VICTIM ................................... HB-2958
   CRIM-PATRONIZ JUV PROSTITUT..................... HB-3687
   CRIMINAL CD-CHILD PORNOGRAPHY............ HB-3335
   CRIMINAL CD/CHILD EXPLOITATION............... HB-4305
   DASA-ST EMPLOYEES-EDUC PROGRAM....... HB-1623
   DCFS-CASE TRACKING SYSTEM........................ HB-3624
   DCFS-CASELOAD STANDARDS........................... HB-3496
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-ST PLAN-FUNDS......... HB-0093
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-INVESTIGATNS............. HB-0094
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE/MED EVALUATN............. HB-0099
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE/REVIEW ............................. HB-0223
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-FAMILY MONITR ......... HB-3570
   DCFS-CHLD ABUSE/EXTENSION/RPTS........... HB-0095
   DCFS-COMPUTERIZE CASE TRACKING........... HB-0096
   DCFS-MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS.............. HB-0092
   DCFS-SANGAMON HOMEMAKERS.................... HB-4134
   DCFS-STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM................... HB-0098
   DCFS-STAFF/STANDARDS ................................. HB-0097
   DEBT COLLECT SCHOLARSHIP COMM............... HB-1956
   DEPT OF REVENUE-TESTIMONY........................ HB-3007
   DEPT VET AFFAIRS-HOME STAFF...................... HB-2493
   EDUCATIONAL LABOR-TECH CHANGE........... HB-1061
   EVIDENCE-STATEMENT BY CHILD................... HB-3333
   FIRE DISCIPLINE ACT-INVESTGTN................... HB-1060
   FOSTER CARE-LOCAL REVIEW BOARD........... HB-3504
   FOSTER HOMES-LICENSE RENEWAL............... HB-0166
   FUEL STANDARDS-TEST FEES............................ HB-2386
   HIGH RISK INFANT-LIMIT CLAIMS.................. HB-1472
   HMO-DENY EMERGENCY TREATMENT.......... HB-4285
   IL CLEAN AIR ACT...................................................  HB-1719
   ILLINOIS TRADE SECRETS ACT............................ HB-0542
   INC TX-ELDERLY/BLIND-EXEMPTNS ........... HB-3497
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY ........... HB-3398
   INCOME TX-ADOPTION DEDUCTION............... HB-0165
   INCOME TX-EXEMPTS FOSTER CHILD............ HB-1720
   INCOMPETENTS-NUTRITION-MEDICAL ...... HB-1470
   INS CD--CONSUMER GUIDE................................. HB-3909
   INS CD-PUNITIVE DAMAGES............................... HB-3906
   INS CD-RATE REGULATION.................................. HB-3901
   INS FIRE POLICY SMOKE DETECTOR.................. HB-2396




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CURRAN, MICHAEL D. REPRESENTATIVE (99TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   INS-BANS MISLEADING ADVERTSNG ........... HB-3907
   INSURANCE NONRENEW RAISE RATE.............. HB-0168
   JUV CT HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ....................... HB-0549
   KIDNAPER REGISTRATION ACT........................... HB-3334
   LICENSE VET HOME ADMINISTRATOR ............. HB-1900
   LIVING WILL-DECLARATION ............................. HB-0175
   LIVING WILL-DEATH DELAY PROCED............. HB-1902
   LONG TERM OMBUDSMAN ACT ........................... HB-2694
   LOW LEVEL WASTE SITES..................... ............ HB-4276
   MEDICAID-MULT HANDICAP-PAYMENT..... HB-1467
   MEDICAID-WIC PARTICIPANTS ......................... HB-3699
   MHDDC-TEEN SUICIDE PREVENTION.............. HB-0548
   MILITARY/NAVAL CD-CENTRAL AMER......... HB-0838
   MIN FEM BUS ENT-SERVICE CNTRCT.............. HB-2670
   MIN/FEM BUSN-COMPTR CONTRACTS........... HB-4206
   MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOP ACT.................. HB-1627
   MISTREATMENT OF POLICE DOGS...................... HB-1548
   MOBILE HM LANDLORD/TENANT RGHT.......... HB-1118
   MOBILE HOME SECURITY DEPOSITS............... HB-0328
   MOBILE HOME-CABLE TELEVISION................. HB-1616
   MOBILE HOME-PRIVACY ...................................... HB-2940
   MOBILE HOME-SECURITY DEPOSIT ................. HB-0266
   MOBILE HOMES-LEASE PROVISIONS............... HB-3706
   MORTGAGE NOTIFY MORTGAGOR SALE.......... HB-2687
   MUN-HOME RUL-NO ANNEX W/O VOTE ..... HB-1629
   MUNICPAL CODE-TECHNICAL CHANGE........ HB-1621
   OCCUPATION-USE TAX-MAGAZINES............ HB-1957
   OPEN PRIMARY ACT..............................................  HB-3757
   PEN CD-DISABILITY BENEFITS........................... HB-3746
   PEN CD-DNST TEACHER-SICK LEAVE........... HB-0385
   PEN CD-DOWNSTATE TEACHERS...................... HB-1910
   PEN CD-DWNST FIRE-UNION SERVIC........... HB-0399
   PEN CD-DWNST FIRE-AUTOMTC INCR......... HB-0886
   PEN CD-DWNST FIREMEN/RETIREMNT......... HB-1247
   PEN CD-DWNST FIREMEN-WIDOWS.............. HB-1248
   PEN CD-DWNST TEACHER/REFUNDS.............. HB-0145
   PEN CD-DWNST TEACHER RETIREMNT.......... HB-0197
   PEN CD-FIREMEN-HEALTH INSURANC........ HB-1637
   PEN CD-GROUP HLTH INSURANCE .................. HB-3747
   PEN CD-NEW RETIREMENT FORMULA........... HB-3191
   PEN CD-NEW RETIREMENT FORMULA........... HB-3192
   PEN CD-ST EMPLOYEE-FLAT RATE ................ HB-1011
   PEN CD-TEACHERS-3% INCREASE ................. HB-3328
   PEN CD-TEACHER-SERVICE CREDITS........... HB-4066
   PENSION CD/RETIREMENT FORMULA.............. HB-1213
   PENSION-COMPOUND ANNUAL INCR............. HB-3190
   PENSION-FIRE-FULL FUNDING....................... HB-1931
   PENSION-TEACH-DISTRIB EARNINGS.......... HB-1321
   PERS CD-PROTECT WHISTLEBLOWERS........... HB-1780
   PERSONNEL CD-UNUSED VACATION.............. HB-1779
   POST-HARVEST TECHNOLOGY CENTER......... HB-1620
   PRENATAL/NEWBORN CARE ACT-DPH.......... HB-0294
   PROP TX ABATMT-ANNEXED PROPRTY.......... HB-3017
   PUB AID-INVSTGATN-FRAUD-REMEDY..... HB-0478
   PUB LABOR REL-SECURITY EMPLOYE............ HB-1214
   PUB LABOR RELATN ACT-MEDIATION ........... HB-1215
   PUB LABOR RELATIONS-TECH CHGES............ HB-2031
   PUBL AID-TWO PLANS/COVERAGE .................. HB-3612
   PUBLIC AID CD-REVISE PLAN............................. HB-3621
   PURCHASING ACT-SERVICES-FIRMS ............ HB-3627
   RAFFLES ACT-MULTI LICENSE.......................... HB-1259
   REV ACT-INC VET HOM TAX EXMPTN............. HB-0167
   REVENUE ASSMTS-INFORMAL REVIEW......... HB-3105
   SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW.......................... HB-1952
   SCH BD MEMBER/MEETING REIMBURS............ HB-1901
   SCH CD-FIRE/SAFETY ALTERNATIVE............. HB-3068
   SCH CD-K/1ST GRADE ENTRY AGE................... HB-0493




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CURRAN, MICHAEL D. REPRESENTATIVE (99TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SCH CD-PARENTING ED REQD/9-12 ............... HB-0508
   SCH CD-TCHR INSTIT/SUICID INFO................. HB-0394
   SCH CD-TCHR USE REASNBLE FORCE............. HB-1946
   SCH CD-TEACHR-TENURE/AGE 70 ................. HB-3499
   SCH CD-TENURE AFTER AGE 70......................... HB-0461
   SCH CD/INC TX-TECHNICAL CHANGE............ HB-3327
   SCH DIST TAX BASE RELIEF ACT ......................... HB-1626
   SEC OF STATE-PETTY CASH FUNDS ................. HB-1032
   SINGLE PARENTS-COLLEGE EXPENSE............ HB-4105
   SMOKE DETECTORS-FACILITIES .................... HB-2403
   SR CITZ-TAX REDUCTN MOBILE HM ............... HB-3360
   ST EMP GRP INSUR EXPAND COVRG .................. HB-0798
   ST EMPLOY-DISABILTY-3% INCREAS............ HB-4065
   ST EMPLOYEE-COMPARABLE WORTH ............ HB-0678
   ST WORKERS-COMPARABLE WORTH ............. HB-3101
   TELEPHONE AND MAIL HARASSMENT............. HB-1240
   TOBACCO PRODUCTS TAX ACT ............................ HB-1615
   UNFAIR PRACTICE-CIVIL SUIT ...................... HB-3905
   UNFRM COMM CD-SEC/STATE DUTIES........... HB-0714
   URINE DECEPTION-CLASS A MISDEM............. HB-1715
   VEH CD-REGISTRATION-WARNING............... HB-3075
   VEH CD-SEAT BELT VIOLATION......................... HB-1631
   VET HOME-EQUAL HOSPITAL USE................... HB-4057
   VICTIM RIGHTS-IMPACT STATEMENT............ HB-1556
   VIOLENT CRIME/CHILD VICTIMS ....................... HB-2959
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY CURRAN
   HOUSE BILL: 9, 24, 25, 50, 122, 141, 146, 232, 249, 306, 320, 345, 456, 504, 505, 507,
     509, 516, 541, 555, 566, 697, 705, 715, 725, 726, 749, 753, 814, 860, 919, 949, 978,
     1055, 1098, 1133, 1188, 1225, 1241, 1301, 1341, 1342, 1348, 1367, 1444, 1484, 1526,
     1628, 1667, 1767, 1805, 1955, 2027, 2142, 2426, 2567, 2569, 2596, 2606, 2682, 2986,
     3011, 3033, 3064, 3131, 3274, 3342, 3392, 3731, 3848, 3908, 3951, 4218
     SENATE BILL: 21, 22, 76, 130, 145, 241, 383, 389, 408, 482, 488, 508, 535, 564, 570,
     579, 646, 832, 945, 950, 1000, 1025, 1056, 1109, 1115, 1146, 1147, 1171, 1263, 1267,
     1295, 1296, 1318, 1325, 1496, 1497, 1668, 1685, 1773, 1923, 1972, 1996, 2127, 2193,
     2232, 2257, 2258, 2264
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 23, 101, 165, 176, 222, 244, 263, 267, 310, 449, 450, 466, 467,
     500, 517, 559, 589, 592, 603, 626, 657, 781, 792, 793, 838, 869, 879, 940, 953, 1092,
     1149, 1159, 1163, 1216, 1237, 1255, 1358, 1386, 1429, 1435, 1447, 1680, 1690, 1698,
     1712, 1763, 1805, 1806, 1815, 1930
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 25, 37, 58, 63, 84, 102, 183, 186, 201, 204, 209, 224
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 120
 CURRIE, BARBARA FLYNN REPRESENTATIVE (26TH DIST. DEM)
    $DEPT PUB HEALTH ................................................  HB-2067
    $GRANTS-STATE BOARD EDUCATION............. HB-1722
    $IDPA-EMERGENCY EMPL DEVELOPMT......... HB-0360
    $ILLINOIS SCIENCE FOUNDATION...................... HB-1792
    $PUB AID-MEDICAID REIMBURSEMNT ........... HB-0699
    ACC/HLTH INS-CHILD HLTH SERVCS............. HB-0296
    AIDS-DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION........................ HB-0737
    AIDS-EXCEPTIONAL MEDICAL CARE ............. HB-0741
    AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE................................... HB-3098
    ALTERNATE PROBATN SENTNCNG PRG........... HB-1729
    ANATOMIC GIFT-SURVIVOR CONSENT .......... HB-0406
    ANATOMICAL GIFTS-PERMISSION................... HB-0407
    AUD GEN-ST EMPL PRODUCTIVITY.................. HB-2394
    BLD HAZARDOUS SUBST NONCOMM WA......... HB-2743
    BRD HIGHER ED-INTRNAL REFERNCE........... HB-2644
    CANOE AND KAYAK REGISTRATION.............. HB-2925
    CHCGO SHEDD AQUARIM-LND TRNSFR......... HB-0439
    CHILD CARE-PROHIBIT FIREARMS ............... HB-0883
    CHILD SUPPORT MODIFICATION...................... HB-3113
    CHILD SUPPRT-COST LIVING ADJST ............. HB-1796
    CHILDREN-FAMILY PRESERVATION............ HB-1469
    CITIES-CHGO MAYORAL VACANCIES ............. HB-3223
    CIV ADM CD-IDPH INSURANCE PROG............. HB-2880
    COMMUNTY RESIDENT-RIGHT LOCATE........ HB-2611




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CURRIE, BARBARA FLYNN REPRESENTATIVE (26TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   COMPREH HLTH ED-ORGAN TRANSPLT......... HB-0409
   COOK FOREST PRES-ARTS FACIL ...................... HB-2732
   CORRECTIONS-WOMEN OFFENDERS .............. HB-2013
   CREATES AIDS REGISTRY.......................................  HB-0736
   CRIM CD-PROHIBIT SALE/HAND GUN............ HB-0447
   CRIM CD-SALE OF BODY PARTS......................... HB-0404
   DCCA GRANTS TO NON PROFIT CORP............... HB-2879
   DCCA-WORLD TRADE CENTER .......................... HB-2349
   DEPT CORR-SINGL PARNT-CHILDRN............ HB-2559
   DISSOLUTION OF MARIAGE-SUMMONS......... HB-2352
   DIVORCE-CHILD SUPPORT-MODIFY .............. HB-2350
   DIVORCE-MAINTENANCE .................................... HB-1939
   DOMESTIC VIOLENCE-DEFINITION .................. HB-1744
   DOT & CDB-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION................. HB-2735
   DPH-AIDS TRAINING-ST EMPLOYEES........... HB-0738
   EL CD-TIME OFF FOR ELCTN JUDGS ................ HB-1293
   ELEC CD-COMMITTEEMAN PETITIONS........... HB-1589
   ELECTIONS-CHICAGO-TERMS ....................... HB-1884
   EMERG EMPLOY DEV-DEPT PUB AID ............... HB-0359
   EMISSION INSPECTION-NOTICE........................ HB-3796
   EMPLYR ASSIS COMMUNITY HOUSING............ HB-0964
   EPA RULES ECONOMIC IMPACT........................... HB-1309
   EPA-COMPOSTING FACILITIES........................... HB-3800
   EPA- INCINERATOR ASH ....................................... HB-4137
   EPA-ONSITE WASTE PERMITS............................ HB-3315
   EPA-ONSITE WASTE PERMITS ............................ HB-3322
   EPA-PERMIT HEARINGS........................................  HB-3797
   EPA-PERMITS & VIOLATIONS............................. HB-0345
   EPA-PHASE II VAPOR RULES............................... HB-1671
   EPA-PHASE II VAPOR RECOVERY...................... HB-3798
   EPA-POLL CONTL-CLASSIFY WASTES........... HB-3799
   EPA-TOXIC CHEMICAL REPORTING.................. HB-1403
   EPA-VALIDATES RULES ........................................ HB-2769
   FIREARM OWNERS ID ACT ............................... HB-2351
   FREE INFO ACT-SUITS-EXEMPTIONS............ HB-2569
   FULL SERV/HANDICAPPED DRIVER................... HB-4106
   HANDICAP CHILDRN-PARENT EDUC............... HB-2027
   HEALTH FAC PLAN BD-AIDS PERMIT .............. HB-0735
   HGHER ED-STUDENT LOAN INTEREST........... HB-0188
   HISTORIC PRESERVTN PLAQUE PROG................ HB-0231
   HOMELESS PERSONS-HOUSING......................... HB-0968
   HUM RIGHTS-INVESTIGATION FILE ................ HB-1809
   HUMAN RGHT-EMPL-PREGNACY/BIRTH.... HB-0086
   HUMAN RIGHTS-AMENDED COMPLAINT...... HB-2113
   HUMAN RIGHTS-AFFIRM ACTION .................... HB-2126
   HUMAN RIGHTS/APPRENTICESHP-AGE......... HB-1290
   HUMAN RTS-JUDICIAL REVIEW-COST ......... HB-2641
   ICC-PHONE SERVICE FOR DEAF......................... HB-3545
   ID CARD-DISABILITY ...........................................  HB-0252
   ILLINOIS SCIENCE FOUNDATION........................ HB-1791
   INC TAX/SCH CD-TECH CHGES.......................... HB-2762
   INSURANCE CD-HEARING SERVICES.............. HB-3566
   IRRADIATED FOOD-LABELING........................... HB-0212
   LOBBYIST REG ACT-DISCLOSURE..................... HB-0816
   LOW-LEVEL SITE-PUB HEARINGS................... HB-2247
   MARRIAGE LICENSE TESTING.............................. HB-3111
   MEDICAID-AGED-DISABLED-IMPAIRD....... HB-0201
   M EDICAID- AIDS .....................................................  HB-0740
   MEDICAID-PREGNANT WOMEN ........................ HB-0295
   METRO FAIR & EXPO-NO TRUSTEE.................. HB-2508
   MILITARY/NAVAL CD-CENTRAL AMER......... HB-0838
   MIN FEM BUS ENT-SERVICE CNTRCT.............. HB-2670
   MIN/FEM BUS ENTRPRS-LIMIT SIZE............... HB-0978
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSINESS...................... HB-3582
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSINESS...................... HB-3879
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSINESS......................... HB-3880
   MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT CORP ACT................ HB-2774




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CURRIE, BARBARA FLYNN REPRESENTATIVE (26TH DIST. DEM}-Cont.
   NO STATE ADS BEFORE ELECTION...................... HB-2263
   OCCUPATION & USE TX-EXEMPTNS............. HB-0976
   ORGAN DONOR EDUCATION................................. HB-0405
   ORGAN DONOR PROTOCOL.................................. HB-0408
   PENSION CODE-CONSENT OF SPOUSE............. HB-1728
   PERSNNEL CD LEAVE/ABSENCE-AIDS............ HB-0739
   PHYSICIANS-MEDICARE-LICENSE............... HB-0815
   PRENATAL/NEWBORN CARE ACT-DPH.......... HB-0294
   PRIVATE WELL WATER ACT.................................. HB-2742
   PUB AID CD-AIDS PROGRAMS............................. HB-0734
   PUB AID CD-EMERGENCY ASST......................... HB-2560
   PUB AID CD-NO CLASSIFICATION..................... HB-1212
   PUB AID-AGED-HARDSHIP................................ HB-2567
   PUB AID-CHILD CARE SERVICES ....................... HB-3534
   PUB AID-DECREASE FAMILY PAYMNT ........... HB-0217
   PUB AID-GENERL ASSIST-HARDSHIP ............ HB-1794
   PUB AID-MHDD/CORRCTNS APPLICNT........... HB-1656
   PUB AID-PERSON MONTHLY GRANT.............. HB-0194
   PUB AID-WORK INCENTIVE PAYMENT........... HB-0297
   PUB-CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT............. HB-3531
   PUB-ELIGIBLE/MED ASSISTANCE..................... HB-0200
   PUBL AID-TWO PLANS/COVERAGE .................. HB-3612
   PUBL UTIL-HEARING AID/TELEPHNE............. HB-3565
   PUBLIC AID-JOB PROGRAMS............................... HB-3881
   PUBLIC AID-RENT-DEPOSIT.............................. HB-1795
   PUBLIC COMM COLLEGE-TAX LEVY ................ HB-3464
   REV ACT-CERT OF ERROR............................... HB-0392
   REV ACT-PROTEST ASSESSMENTS.................... HB-2602
   SCH CD-ABOLISH SUPT COOK CNTY ................ HB-3106
   SCH CD-CONTINUE ED REFORM PROG ........... HB-2883
   SCH CD-DRUGS/SUBST ABUSE ED..................... HB-1868
   SCH CD-PRESCHOOL ED PROGRAM ................ HB-2882
   SCH CD-TRANSPTATION REIMBURSMT ......... HB-1658
   SCH CD-TRUANTS/CHILD-DAY CARE........... HB-1723
   SCH CD/LEASE/BLDG MAINT TAX...................... HB-1793
   SCH-RESTOR CHGO SCH BOND AUTH ............. HB-0935
   SCHOOL CD-AIDS INSTRUCTION....................... HB-0742
   SCHOOL CD-TEACHER TRAINING-AID......... HB-0743
   SMOKE DETECT-HEARING IMP-HOTEL........ HB-3563
   SOCIAL SERVICES PLAN AUTHORITY................ HB-2881
   SOCIAL WORK-DEFER REPEAL........................... HB-3264
   SOCIAL WORKERS REGISTRATION..................... HB-1591
   SPORT FACILITIES-AFFIRM ACTION ................ HB-2898
   ST AGENCY-COMMUNICATION DEAF............. HB-3567
   ST EMPLOYEE-COMPARABLE WORTH ............ HB-0678
   ST WORKERS-COMPARABLE WORTH .............. HB-3101
   STATE EMPLOYMENT-NO POLITICS.................. HB-0445
   STATE REVENUE SHARING.................................... HB-3630
   TAX FORECLOSURES-RECEIVERS..................... HB-1412
   TAX SALES-ABATE/MULTI FAM RES ............. HB-1411
   TELE RATES DEAF SERVICES ................................ HB-3561
   TELEPHONE SERVICE-DEAF PERSONS............ HB-3564
   TRANSPORTATION BONDS-SERIES B............ HB-3912
   UNIF DETERMINATION OF DEATH ..................... HB-0598
   UNIFORM MARITAL PROPERTY ACT................... HB-2568
   UNLAWFUL TRANSFER OF HANDGUNS............ HB-0448
   WASTE MGMT-RECYCLABLE PRODUCTS....... HB-3389
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY CURRIE
   HOUSE BILL: 9, 143, 215, 481, 668, 934, 969, 1149, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1486, 2630,
     2862, 3349, 3621, 3878
     SENATE BILL: 281, 282, 314, 550, 646, 650, 833, 939, 945, 1172, 1177, 1210, 1327,
     1475, 1501, 1672, 1773, 1796, 1926, 1947, 2112, 2115
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 51, 60, 63, 151, 189, 229, 231, 309, 344, 355, 367, 409, 489,
     703, 713, 844, 859, 924, 1020, 1140, 1189, 1195, 1207, 1250, 1292, 1358, 1374, 1375,
     1442, 1446, 1461, 1513, 1614, 1701, 1874, 1876
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 56, 80, 88, 125, 133, 219, 226
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 13




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CURRIE, BARBARA FLYNN REPRESENTATIVE (26TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 59, 162, 175
DALEY, JOHN P. REPRESENTATIVE (21ST DIST. DEM)
   $CDB-BENITO JUAREZ HIGH SCH ..................... HB-1150
   $CDB-MULTI-SPORTS FACILITY ...................... HB-1409
   ACC/HLTH CLAIM-EMPLYEE DISCHRG.......... HB-0814
   ADMN-NAME CHANGE-INVESTIGATN......... HB-3352
   AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................ HB-2721
   AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................ HB-3016
   BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................... HB-2930
   CHG DISTRCT/CHILD ADOPTION/AGE.............. HB-2711
   CHG FIREFIGHTERS PENSION/RATES ................ HB-2710
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORTS-HOTLINE ................. HB-0797
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORT-INTERFERE................ HB-3510
   CHILD CARE WORKER-LICENSE.......................... HB-1115
   CHILD SUPP-COURT CLERK-NOTICE............. HB-2582
   CHILD SUPP-DEFAULT-PENALTY/INT.......... HB-2581
   CHLD ABUSE-ALCOHOLISM REFERRAL......... HB-0348
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0179
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0274
   CIV PRO-NO PHYS EXAM/SEX VICTM............. HB-2583
   CONSMER FRAUD-COSIGNER COLLECT......... HB-2146
   CORRECTIONS-PAROLE HEARING ................... HB-3059
   COURT INTERPRETER ACT ....................................  HB-2922
   CRI PRO-SEX OFFENSE TESTIMONY ............... HB-2591
   CRIM CD-ARSON/CLASS 1 FELONY.................. HB-0543
   CRIM CD-BATTERY SR CITIZENS .................... HB-3615
   CRIM CD-CRIMINL SEXUAL ASSAULT ............ HB-0685
   CRIM CD-DUMPING GARBAGE ........................... HB-4179
   CRIM CD-GENERAL LIMITATIONS..................... HB-2585
   CRIM CD-INSURANCE FRAUD OFFENS........... HB-2586
   CRIM CD-OBSCENITY-FELONY CLASS.......... HB-2471
   CRIM CD-UNINSURED VEHICLES .................. HB-4098
   CRIM PROC-JURY TRIAL WAIVER................... HB-1154
   CRIMINAL CASES-CHILD TESTIMONY ............ HB-0510
   DASA-HOTLINES/ADS-PREVNT ABUSE ........ HB-0946
   DCCA-HISPANIC BUSINES INCENTVE ............. HB-3002
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE/MED EVALUATN............. HB-0099
   DCFS-CHILD CARE FACIL-VISITS.................... HB-0628
   DISABLED ADULTS-PROPERTY TAXES............ HB-2973
   DIVORCE-SUPPORT-BODY ATTACHMNT...... HB-2580
   DOC SUICIDE REDUCTION PROGRAM................ HB-2457
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... HB-3103
   ELEC CD-ELIMINATE BALOT ROTATN ............ HB-0882
   ELEC CD-ELIMINAT BALLOT ROTATN ............ HB-3965
   ELEC CD-POLLWATCHER CREDENTIAL ......... HB-3966
   ELECTION CODE-POLLWATCHERS................. HB-1926
   FRAUD-HOTEL PHONE CHARGE........................ HB-4183
   HOME CARE SERVICES-INCR ASSETS.............. HB-0654
   HUM RTS-NO SEX DISC-INSURANCE............. HB-3904
   ICC-EMPLOYEE REGULATIONS.......................... HB-1459
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ............................. HB-0626
   INS FIRE POLICY SMOKE DETECTOR..................... HB-2396
   INS-BANS MISLEADING ADVERTSNG.............. HB-3907
   JUV CT HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ....................... HB-0549
   JUVENILE COURT ACT 1987....................................  HB-0787
   LAUNDERING MONETARY INSTRUMENT........ HB-2137
   LIQUOR-PROHIBIT ESTABLISHMENT .............. HB-2492
   LIQUOR-PROHIBIT ESTABLISHMENT .............. HB-3037
   NO-MAIL ORDER HEARING AID SALE............. HB-0640
   PARENTAGE ACT-SUPPORT DETERMIN.......... HB-2579
   PEN CD-CHGO FIREMEN/AUTO INCR.............. HB-0376
   PEN CD-CHGO LAB-INTEREST......................... HB-0568
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-MINIM ANNUITY........ HB-0381
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-INTEREST...................... HB-0567
   PROPERTY TAX FREEZE ACT................................. HB-0013
   PUB AID-INVSTGATN-FRAUD-REMEDY..... HB-0478




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DALEY, JOHN P. REPRESENTATIVE (21ST DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PUB UTL-REORGANIZATION APPROVL........... HB-0041
   PUBLIC HEALTH-DIABETES-STUDY............... HB-2921
   RADON MITIGATN/CONSUMR PROTECT.......... HB-3780
   RELEASE OF JUVENILE RECORDS....................... HB-2584
   RESTRICTS RETAIL LIQUOR SALES .................  HB-0021
   SCH CD-CAREER EDUCATION ...........................  HB-0875
   SCH CD-DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSE INST............ HB-0603
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBST ABUSE INSTRN............. HB-0507
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBSTANCE INSTRUCT .......... HB-2946
   SCH CD-PARENTING ED REQD/9-12 ............. HB-0508
   SCH CD-SEX/PHYS ABUSE INSTRCTN ............ HB-0509
   SCH CD-TCHR INSTIT/SUICID INFO.............. HB-0394
   SCH CODE-FINGERPRINT CHECK...................... HB-0517
   SEX VICTIM-NO PHYSICAL EXAM..................... HB-2859
   SMOKE DETECTORS-FACILITIES....................... HB-2403
   SR CITIZEN-HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION........... HB-0491
   VEH CD-ABANDONED VEHICLE FINE.............. HB-4002
   VEH CD-MOTOR CYCLE HELMET ................. HB-0002
   VEHICLE REPLACEMENT SAFETY LAW ............ HB-3027
   VICTIMS-RIGHT TO KNOW SENTENCE............ HB-2590
   2ND DIV VEHICLES-SPEED LIMIT...................... HB-1488
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DALEY
   HOUSE BILL: 17, 107, 108, 114, 115, 122, 202, 203, 223, 252, 273, 330, 331, 346, 349,
     378, 382, 383, 502, 561, 562, 564, 627, 656, 695, 697, 698, 715, 754, 865, 866, 871,
     883, 1012, 1043, 1047, 1191, 1341, 1342, 1362, 1572, 1595, 1623, 1628, 1645, 1646,
     1784, 2007, 2072, 2143, 2571, 2574, 2577, 2630, 2699, 2700, 2701, 2702, 2957, 2959,
     3057, 3101, 3173, 3309, 3561, 3563, 4126, 4132, 4147, 4310
   SENATE BILL: 91, 120, 147, 255, 398, 609, 796, 826, 939, 1277, 1292, 1319, 1365,
     1376, 1377, 1410, 1436, 1622, 1626, 1839, 1840, 1987, 1990
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 32, 106, 202, 206, 240, 290, 342, 394, 416, 448, 475, 497, 504,
     548, 653, 671, 672, 706, 734, 739, 745, 769, 823, 892, 910, 932, 983, 1082, 1083, 1085,
     1087, 1089, 1094, 1130, 1140, 1156, 1180, 1207, 1281, 1292, 1298, 1358, 1364, 1399,
     1402, 1480, 1639, 1640, 1652, 1679, 1733, 1734, 1737, 1738, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1786,
     1787, 1790, 1792, 1793, 1794, 1808, 1824, 1825, 1828, 1838, 1845, 1854, 1887, 1897,
     1924, 1990, 1996, 2007, 2015, 2026, 2027
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 7, 8, 9, 21, 23, 46, 51, 52, 53, 57, 65, 70, 78, 94, 137,
     210
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 9
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 36, 139
DANIELS, LEE A. REPRESENTATIVE (46TH DIST. REP)
   $BUILD IL PROGRAM .......................................... HB-3206
   $BUILD ILLINOIS PROGRAM.................................. HB-0786
   $CDB PROJECTS ....................................................  HB-0799
   $CDB-REAPPROPRIATIONS................................ HB-1234
   $GA-STAFF/OFFICE-EXPENSES..................... HB-2050
   $GRANTS-EPA TRUST FUND COMMSN............ HB-0758
   $GRF/IL DEVELOP FINANCE AUTH..................... HB-3440
   $IL FARM DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY............. HB-0757
   $OCE-ABANDONED MINED COUNCIL.............. HB-0759
   $OCE- BOB .......................... ....................... ...........  HB-0788
   $OCE-CAP DEV BOARD........................................... HB-0785
   $OCE-CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION .............. HB-3208
   $OCE-COMMS BANKS/TRUST COMPANY....... HB-0766
   $OCE-COURT OF CLAIMS...................................... HB-0790
   $OCE-COURT OF CLAIMS...................................... HB-3226
   $OCE-CRIMINAL JUSTCE INFO AUTH.............. HB-0768
   $OCE-DCCA/VARIOUS AGENCIES ..................... HB-0784
   $OCE- DCFS      .......... ....................... ... .........................   HB-3211
   $OCE- DCMS......... .............................................  HB-0778
   $OCE- DENR.......................... ......... ...... ...........   HB-0777
   $OCE-DEPT AGING .....................................   HB-0782
   $OCE-DEPT AGRICULTURE ............................... HB-0791
   $OCE-DEPT CONSERVATION ............................ HB-0961
   SOCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS ............................... HB-0789
   SOCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS ............................... HB-0962
   SOCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0779




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DANIELS, LEE A. REPRESENTATIVE (46TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   $OCE-DEPT ENERGY & NATURAL RES............ HB-3237
   $OCE-DEPT LABOR ................................................  HB-0780
   $OCE-DEPT MINES & MINERALS....................... HB-3210
   $OCE-DEPT PROFESSNAL REGULATN ............. HB-3209
   $OCE-DEPT PUBL HEALTH ................................... HB-0792
   $OCE-DEPT PUBLIC AID...................................... HB-0960
   $OCE-DEPT-AGING ............................................. HB-3229
   $OCE-DEPT-CMS ................................................. HB-3204
   $OCE-DEPT-CORRECTIONS ............................... HB-3205
   $OCE-DEPT-HUMAN RIGHTS............................ HB-3202
   $OCE-DEPT-INSURANCE/CHIPS.................... HB-3199
   $OCE-DEPT-LOTTERY ........................................ HB-0774
   $OCE-DEPT-NUCLEAR SAFETY ....................... HB-0775
   $OCE-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH ............................ HB-3212
   $OCE-DEPT-REHABILITATION SERV.............. HB-3203
   $OCE-DEPT-REVENUE .........................................  HB-3228
   $OCE-DEPT-STATE POLICE ................................ HB-0770
   $OCE-DEPT-STATE POLICE ................................ HB-3201
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION................       HB-3227
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION.................      HB-3231
   $OCE-DEPT-VETERANS AFFAIRS..................... HB-0776
   $OCE- DM HDD..........................................................  HB-0783
   $OCE-GEN ASSEMBLY RETIREMENT ............. HB-0763
   $OCE-GENERAL ASSEMBLY............................... HB-2049
   $OCE-GOV LAW ENFORCEMT OFFICER........... HB-0793
   $OCE-GUARDIANSHIP ADVOCACY ................... HB-0781
   $OCE-HEALTH CARE COST COUNCIL............... HB-3233
   $OCE-HISTORIC PRESERVTN AGENCY............ HB-3234
   $OCE-HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION ............. HB-3232
   $OCE-IL ARTS COUNCIL...................................... HB-3207
   $OCE-IL COMMERCE COMMISSION.................. HB-0773
   $OCE-IL RACING BOARD....................................... HB-3225
   $OCE-INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION...................... HB-3230
   $OCE-JUDGE RETIREMNT SYSTEM................... HB-0762
   $OCE-LEGISLATIVE AGENCIES .......................... HB-2048
   $OCE-LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION.......... HB-3243
   $OCE-LOCAL GOVMT LAW ENFORCEMT........ HB-3242
   $OCE-LOCAL LABOR RELATION BRD............... HB-3241
   $OCE-LT GOVERNOR......................................... HB-0772
   $OCE-LT GOVERNOR ............................................ HB-3244
   $OCE-METRO FAIR/EXPO AUTHORITY ........... HB-0767
   $OCE-OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR..................... HB-3200
   $OCE-OFFICE OF PUBLIC COUNSEL.................. HB-3239
   $OCE-POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD ............... HB-3240
   $OCE-PRAIRIE STATE 2000 AUTH....................... HB-0756
   $OCE-PRISONER REVIEW BOARD ................... HB-0769
   $OCE-PROPERTY TAX APPEAL BOARD............ HB-3238
   $OCE-SCH TEACH PEN/RETIREMNT................ HB-0765
   $OCE-ST EMERGENCY SERV/DISASTR............ HB-3224
   $OCE-ST EMPLOY RETIREMNT SYSTM............ HB-0760
   $OCE-ST LABOR RELATIONS BOARD................ HB-3236
   $OCE-STATE FIRE MARSHAL .............................. HB-3235
   $OCE-TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM.......... HB-0764
   $OCE-VARIOUS STATE AGENCIES.................... HB-0761
   $STATE COMPTROLLER........................................... HB-2075
   $VARIOUS AGENCIES-BUILD IL ......................... HB-3245
   AIRPORT NOISE SOUNDPROOF FUND................ HB-3574
   AIRPORT NOISE-SOUNDPROOF BLDGS ........... HB-3580
   AIRPORT NOISE-SOUNDPROOF.......................... HB-3583
   BUILD ILLINOIS REAPPROPRIATION .................. HB-1552
   CHARITABLE GAMES LICENSE........................... HB-0236
   CLEAN WATER ACT LOAN FUND...................... HB-1928
   COMM COLLEGE EMP ADVISORY BRD............... HB-0850
   DMHDD-CASE COORD PILOT PROJECT............ HB-2843
   DMHDD-COMM-INTEGRATED LIVING.......... HB-3857
   DMHDD-COMMUNI RESPITE SERVICES.......... HB-2845
   DMHDD-MEDICAID--COMMUNITY SVCS....... HB-2844




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DANIELS, LEE A. REPRESENTATIVE (46TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   DMHDD-SERVICES FOR DD FAMILIES............. HB-2842
   DORS-GRANTS-REHABILITATN .................... HB-3552
   GOB/GRANTS/SCHOOL DISTRICTS..................... HB-3577
   HANDICAPPED-AGENCY PURCHASES............. HB-3554
   IL MUN CD/AIRCRAFT & AIRPORTS................... HB-3578
   INC TAX-DEDUCT AIRPORT INSUL................... HB-2858
   INCOME TAX ACT-REVISIONS............................ HB-2073
   JUDICIAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD............... HB-2496
   MHDD-PROTECT/ADVOCATE RIGHTS............. HB-2111
   MNTLLY DISABLD-HOME SERVICES................ HB-4298
   MUNI CD-AIRPORT-CURFEW .......................... HB-2856
   NATIONAL INTERSTATE BANKING .................... HB-1000
   PUB AID CD-GEN ASST-DISASTERS................ HB-3572
   PUB AID-CHILD SUPP-DEMO PRGRM............. HB-2862
   PUB AID-WORK-CHILD SUPPORT.................. HB-2853
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLAN AUTH ACT............... HB-2854
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLAN AUTH ACT............... HB-3579
   REHABILITATN-SUPPORTD EMPLOYMT ........ HB-3553
   SALES TAX-FRUIT DRINKS.................................. HB-2074
   SECONDARY SPL ED-PILOT PROGRAM ........... HB-2846
   ST BD ED/GRANTS-NOISE POLLUTN.............. HB-2857
   SUPER COLLIDER-CONSTRUCTION.................. HB-3049
   SUPER COLLIDER-COMPENS TX LOSS............. HB-3050
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DANIELS
   HOUSE BILL: 3313
   SENATE BILL: 275, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327,
     328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344,
     345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 417, 453, 630, 702, 835, 836. 839, 914, 1320, 1728, 1729,
     1730, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1738, 1739, 1740, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1744,
     1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755, 1756, 1757, 1759, 1776,
     1777, 1778, 1902, 2021, 2022
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 142, 164, 204, 206, 256, 260, 278, 312, 318, 319, 345, 356, 369,
     417, 423, 426, 488, 493, 494, 501, 533, 650, 833, 839, 840, 868, 893, 900, 914, 923,
     1018, 1019, 1178, 1197, 1240, 1245, 1255, 1270, 1500, 1503, 1522, 1525, 1541, 1604,
     1633, 1680, 1885, 1902, 1905, 1906, 1932, 1938, 1994, 1995
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 30, 31, 39, 44, 61, 71, 103, 111, 113, 145, 167, 170,
     171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 193, 205, 210, 229
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 3, 12, 14, 25
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 119, 175, 185
   JOINT SESSION RESOLUTION : 3, 6
DAVIS, MONIQUE D. REPRESENTATIVE (36TH DIST. DEM)
    $GRANT-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH...................... HB-3632
    $GRANTS- SBE ........................................................ HB-0070
    AFDC-EMPLOYMT-MED/DAY CARE............... HB-1148
    AFDC-SUBSTITUT PAYEE-PVT AGNCY.......... HB-0674
    AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM .................... HB-3890
    CREDIT CARDS-GIFTS/PHONE ........................... HB-3818
    CRIM CD-AGGRAVATED BATTERY ................... HB-0330
    CRIM CD-DUMPING GARBAGE ........................... HB-4179
    CRIM PROC-PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE........ HB-0066
    CUB UTILITY-CUSTOMERS LIST........................ HB-2144
    DEPT CORRECTN-INMATE EDUCATION......... HB-0476
    DEPT LOTTERY-POLICIES/REGULATN............ HB-0144
    DISCRIMINATION-STATE BUSINESS................ HB-1145
    DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-1647
    ELEC CD-BD ELECTN COMMISSIONRS............ HB-0434
    ELEC CD-JUDGES/SALARIES........................... HB-0492
    ELEC CD-PETITION SIGNATURES.................... HB-4088
    ELEC CD-REGISTRATION .................................. HB-4089
    ELECT CD/PUB UTL-BOARD MEMBERS........... HB-0064
    ELECTION CD-VOTER REGISTRATION............ HB-2502
    EPA-SANITARY LANDFILL SITE......................... HB-0719
    HOUSING AUTH--STUDY AVAILABILTY........... HB-0490
    HUMAN RGHT-DESCRIMIATN INSURER........ HB-0036
    INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ............................. HB-0304
    INSUR CD-BUSINESS-INSURANCE .............. HB-4129




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DAVIS, MONIQUE D. REPRESENTATIVE (36TH DIST. DEM--Cont.
   LAKE CALUMET ENVIRONMENT AUTH............ HB-3922
   LOTTERY-ADVERTISING EXPENSES............. HB-0629
   LOTTERY-ANNUAL RPT/WINNERS ................. HB-0153
   LOTTERY/SCH DIST ED ENHANCEMNT............ HB-3820
   MAINTAIN FORECLOSED PROPERTY ................. HB-0415
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSINESS......................... HB-3879
   MOTOR VEHICLES-INTEREST RATE................. HB-0369
   MUNICIPAL-CHICAGO MAYOR .......................... HB-2963
   PRENATAL/NEWBORN CARE ACT-DPH.......... HB-0294
   PUB AID-INVSTGATN-FRAUD-REMEDY..... HB-0478
   PUB AID-NURSING HOME-PAYMENTS.......... HB-2183
   PUB AID-WORK INCENTIVE PAYMENT........... HB-0297
   PUB HLTH-OSTEOPOROSIS CAMPAIGN........... HB-0028
   PUB UTL-TELECOMMUNICATN BILLS............. HB-3728
   PUBL UTIL-TELEPHONE CHARGES................... HB-3219
   PUBLIC UTLITY/LIMIT ACCESS FEE................... HB-3437
   REV-SPEC ASSESSMNT DELINQUENCY........... HB-3043
   SCH CD-DAY CARE PROGRAMS ......................... HB-0655
   SCH CD-DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSE INST............ HB-0603
   SCH CD-PARENTING EDUCATION..................... HB-3819
   SCHCD-PE EXCUSE POLICY ................................ HB-0669
   SCH CD-TEACH-CITIZENSHIP .......................... HB-2190
   SCH DIST-EXCUSE FROM MANDATES ............. HB-2938
   SMALL CONTRACTOR BOND GUARANTE......... HB-0257
   STEEL TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANCE..................... HB-4199
   TELEPHONE LIFELINE RATES............................... HB-0752
   VEH CD-SOS-DRIVNG RECORD ERROR......... HB-0111
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DAVIS
   HOUSE BILL: 86, 116, 117, 215, 251, 273, 274, 295, 320, 488, 494, 518, 610, 668, 678,
     681, 682, 698, 712, 754, 820, 838, 848, 881, 946, 1000, 1055, 1146, 1195, 1196, 1475,
     1546, 1723, 1805, 1809, 1868, 2013, 2027, 2204, 2395, 2446, 2492, 2537, 2670, 2740,
     2823, 2986, 3026, 3321, 3469, 3630, 3880, 3901, 4054, 4106, 4119
   SENATE BILL: 257, 368, 398, 566, 569, 618, 650, 662, 670, 772, 945, 992, 1121, 1197,
     1244, 1393, 1428, 1496, 1497, 1600, 1672, 1830, 1996, 2257
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 60, 63, 163, 175, 189, 355, 409, 969, 1108, 1189, 1292, 1904
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 15
   JOINT SESSION RESOLUTION: 3
 DEJAEGHER, M. REPRESENTATIVE (72ND DIST. DEM)
    $GRANTS-DCCA  ....................................................  HB-0702
    $GRANTS-DCCA/AG RESEARCH ........................ HB-0450
    ADOPTION-FOREIGN CHILDREN....................... HB-0973
    AUTO INS-HANDICAPPED POLICY .................... HB-1717
    BANK OPERATE TRAVEL AGENCIES................... HB-3478
    BANKS OWN TRAVEL AGENCIES......................... HB-0576
    CIV ADMIN-GOV BUDGET INFO ......................... HB-2557
    COMP COMM MENTAL HLTH NETWORK.......... HB-0849
    COMPENSATORY ED-RESIDENT ALIEN.......... HB-2401
    COUNTIES-FIX COMPENSATION ....................... HB-0298
    CREATE IL GRAIN QUALITY ACT......................... HB-3301
    CREATE QUAD CITIES DEVEL AUTH................... HB-2406
    CREATES PUBLIC PENSION COUNCIL................ HB-2556
    CRIM CD-BOATS/GAMBLING ............................. HB-0009
    DCCA-COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION........... HB-2744
    DCCA-REGIONAL TOURISM COUNCIL ............ HB-1566
    DEPT LOTTERY-SELL AD SPACE ........................ HB-0855
    ELDER ABUSE/INTERVENTN NEGLECT............ HB-3915
    ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... HB-3103
    EMS SYSTEMS ACT-DEFINE NURSE ................ HB-1298
    ENGINE ID NUMBER/LICENSE PLATE ............... HB-0479
    ENTERPRISE ZONES-UTILITY TAXES.............. HB-1419
    FOREST PRESERVE-ZOOS-INCR TAX............. HB-3256
    HARNESS RACES-SAFETY HELMETS ............ HB-0299
    HARNESS RACES-SAFETY HELMETS ............ HB-0569
    HARNESS RACES--SAFETY HELMETS ............ HB-3558
    HEALTH CARE-STATE-INTERPRETER........... HB-3003
    HOME CARE SERVICES-INCR ASSETS.............. HB-0654




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DEJAEGHER, M. REPRESENTATIVE (72ND DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HORSE RACING-PURSE ALLOCATION............. HB-3268
   HUMAN RTS-IMMIGRATN-DISCRIMNTN .... HB-2630
   I SEARCH-LOCAL GOVT DEFINED..................... HB-0726
   ICC-EMPLOYEE REGULATIONS......................... HB-1459
   IDFA-DIRECT LOAN PROGRAM.......................... HB-2555
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY........... HB-2968
   JAILS ACT-MEDICAL REIMBURSEMEN........... HB-2261
   JAILS ACT-MEDICAL REIMBURSEMNT........... HB-3266
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT................ HB-1491
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT................ HB-3908
   LOTTRY PROFIT-CHILD ABUSE FUND............. HB-0856
   PAY COUNTY FOR PRISONERS ............................. HB-2262
   PAY COUNTY FOR PRISONERS ............................. HB,3267
   PEN CD-INVEST-IDFA LOANS........................... HB-2561
   PEN CD-TEACHR-NONPUBLIC CREDIT......... HB-0449
   PEN-ST EMP-MENTAL HLTH CREDIT ............ HB-0690
   PHARMACISTS-PRESCRIBE DRUGS .................. HB-0156
   PRIVATE ACTIVITY BONDS-REVENUE ............ HB-2558
   PROP TAX-POSTPONE DELINQUENCY............. HB-0462
   PUB AID-PERSON MONTHLY GRANT............... HB-0194
   PUB UTIL 115% OF PEAK NO RATE........................ HB-2140
   PUBLIC PENSION COUNCIL.................................... HB-3503
   QUAD CITIES-NASCAR RACE-TAXES............. HB-4256
   ROAD DISTRICTS-BORROW MONEY.............. HB-0801
   SCH CD-ATTACKS ON PERSONNEL................... HB-3968
   SCH CD/SUPVSNG TCHR XTRA PLANG........... HB-1059
   SEN CITZ-PARKINSONS DISEASE...................... HB-3897
   SR CITIZEN-PHARMACEUTICAL ASST ............ HB-0695
   ST TREASURER-INSURD CERTIFICAT ............. HB-1605
   TEACHERS/BUY SERV CREDIT/10 YR ................ HB-3479
   TOBACCO TAX ACT ........................................ HB-1389
   UNEMPLOY INSUR-LABOR DISPUTE................ HB-0141
   UTIL TAX DECREASE RATE DECREAS................ HB-2920
   VEH CD-.05 UNDER AGE 21 IS DUI...................... HB-1718
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DEJAEGHER
   HOUSE BILL: 252, 372, 421, 627, 631, 656, 754, 800, 946, 1030, 1384, 1546, 1645,
     1646, 1911, 1920, 2369, 2404, 2917, 3029, 3054, 3274, 3284, 3328, 3392, 3848
     SENATE BILL: 144, 147, 170, 255, 708, 714, 796, 834, 848, 937, 953, 1167, 1239, 1381,
     1461, 1534, 1714, 1955, 2264
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 53, 190, 258, 268, 297, 361, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 395, 396,
     397, 398, 413, 445, 453, 534, 535, 536, 537, 538, 539, 540, 541, 542, 543, 544, 545,
     551, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 639, 640, 641, 642, 683, 684, 685, 695,
     696, 697, 698, 718, 719, 720, 1186, 1290, 1295, 1342, 1343, 1344, 1345, 1357, 1368,
     1369, 1394, 1452, 1453, 1454, 1543, 1544, 1545, 1546, 1558, 1559, 1560, 1562, 1580,
     1581, 1582, 1583, 1585, 1586, 1641, 1643, 1649, 1664
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 3, 32, 37, 160, 175, 186, 204, 208, 213
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 8, 92
 DELEO, JAMES A. REPRESENTATIVE (16TH DIST. DEM)
    $EPA-DIVISION NOISE POLLUTION.................. HB-2398
    AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................ HB-2721
    AIDS-CONTACT TRACING .................................... HB-1152
    AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE TEST........................ HB-0438
    ATTORNEY GENERAL-INVESTIGATORS......... HB-3661
    BANKS GOVT MUTUAL FUNDS ............................. HB-2530
    BARBER & COSMETOLOGY COMMITTEE.......... HB-1714
    BK HOLD CO-PROHIB ACQUISITION................. HB-2545
    CD CRIM PROC-SUPPRESS/EVIDENCE............. HB-0505
    CHARITABLE GAME-VET/FRAT ORGN............ HB-0860
    CHILD ABUSE-REPORT-INTERFERE............... HB-3510
    CIV PRO-NO PHYS EXAM/SEX VICTM.............. HB-2583
    COMMITTEES/BOARDS-REPEAL................... HB-2256
    COMPTROLLER-RECORDS-MERIT BD ........... HB-1918
    CREATES-DEPT CENTRAL COLLECTIN ........... HB-4274
    CRI PRO--SEX OFFENSE TESTIMONY ............. HB-2591
    CRIM CD-ARSON/CLASS 1 FELONY.................. HB-0543
    CRIM CD-DUI-RECKLESS HOMICIDE............. HB-0697




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DELEO, JAMES A. REPRESENTATIVE (16TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   CRIM CD-GENERAL LIMITATIONS..................... HB-2585
   CRIM CD-INCREASE PENALTIES ....................... HB-1624
   CRIM CD-JOSTLING/MISDEMEANOR .............. HB-4310
   CRIM PROC-BAIL-VICTIM IMPACT ................. HB-0696
   DCCA-LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOANS............... HB-2173
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-ST PLAN-FUNDS......... HB-0093
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-INVESTIGATNS............. HB-0094
   DCFS-CHLD ABUSE/EXTENSION/RPTS........... HB-0095
   DCFS-COMPUTERIZE CASE TRACKING........... HB-0096
   DCFS-STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM................ HB-0098
   DCFS-STAFF/STANDARDS ................................. HB-0097
   DEBT COLLECT SCHOLARSHIP COMM............... HB-1956
   DISASTER RELIEF-STATE REIMBURS .............. HB-1068
   DISASTER RELIEF-ST REIMBURSMNT............. HB-4267
   ELECTION-REGISTRATION TRANSFER........... HB-1246
   EMERG SER/DISASTER-FLOOD DATA.............. HB-2470
   FLAG THEFT/VANDALISM-FELONY................ HB-0871
   GASOHOL-3% STATE TAX CEILING................ HB-2752
   GROUP INS-LOCL GOVT EMPLOYEES............... HB-3028
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE .................................. HB-3260
   IL FINANCIAL SERV DEVELOPMNT .................... HB-2533
   ILLINOIS TRADE SECRETS ACT............................ HB-0542
   INC TAX-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATE............... HB-1908
   INC-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATING ................ HB-4268
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-0865
   INCREAS GEN HOMESTEAD EXEMPTN.............. HB-0022
   LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ACT................... HB-1573
   LOCAL GOVERNMNT-GROUP INS ..................... HB-3769
   LONG TERM OMBUDSMAN ACT ........................... HB-2694
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST ........................ HB-0346
   MISTREATMENT OF POLICE DOGS...................... HB-1548
   PEN CD-CHG FIREMN/WIDOW/INCR............... HB-0014
   PEN CD-CHGO FIRMN/RATE/RESERVE .......... HB-0012
   PEN CD-CHGO FIREMN/WIDOW INS................. HB-0017
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI EMPL-ANNUITES ........ HB-0562
   PEN CD-CHGO POLICE-RETIREMENT............ HB-0108
   PEN CD-CHGO-SURVIVOR HLTH INS............. HB-4092
   PEN CD-LABORER-HEALTH INSURNCE........ HB-0561
   PHARM PRAC ACT-FILING PRESCRIP.............. HB-1045
   PRECOMPUTED INSTALLMENT LOANS............. HB-2528
   PROPERTY TAX EQUALIZATION.......................... HB-2885
   PROPERTY TAX FREEZE ACT.................................  HB-0013
   PUB UTIL/RATE SCHEDULE/USAGE................... HB-2900
   REPEAL FUEL TAX IDENTIFICATION ................. HB-2753
   REPEAL-VEH EMISSION INSPECTN .................. HB-1618
   REQUIRES BOXERS EXAMINATIONS.................. HB-0043
   RETAIL INSTALLMNT SALE-BALLOON........... HB-4132
   RIVERS-NORTHEAST IL FLOODWAY................ HB-3991
   SCH CD-IMMUNIZATION/MUMPS ................. HB-0050
   SCH CD-K/1ST GRADE ENTRY AGE................... HB-0493
   SCH CD-PROVIDE NO CONTRACPTVES............ HB-0925
   SCH CD-SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION............. HB-1716
   SEX VICTIM-NO PHYSICAL EXAM..................... HB-2859
   TOXIC SUBST-HAZARD WARNINGS.............. HB-0627
   TRANSIENT MERCHANT ACT 1987 ...................... HB-0560
   TRUTH IN TAXATION .............................................  HB-2914
   URINE DECEPTION-CLASS A MISDEM............. HB-1715
   VEH CD-.05 UNDER AGE 21 IS DUI.................... HB-1718
   VEH CD-CAR DEALERS-INSIGNIA................... HB-0006
   VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE ................. HB-2200
   VEH CD-MANDATORY AUTO INSURANC ....... HB-3900
   VEH CD-PROBATIONARY LICENSE................ HB-1869
   VEH CD-SHOW VEHICLE-FEES....................... HB-4217
   VEH-FIRETRUCK SAFETY INSPECTN............... HB-0422
   VICTIM RIGHTS-IMPACT STATEMENT............ HB-1556
   VICTIM RIGHTS-COURTRM PRESENCE........... HB-1628
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DELEO




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DELEO, JAMES A. REPRESENTATIVE (16TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HOUSE BILL: 32, 73, 249, 345, 376, 383, 396, 397, 504, 509, 516, 541, 555, 557, 564,
     570, 571, 596, 597, 748, 749, 753, 810, 815, 866, 882, 946, 974, 977, 1013, 1098, 1133,
     1191, 1219, 1375, 1376, 1444, 1456, 1461, 1595, 1667, 1933, 2027, 2142, 2164, 2177,
     2178, 2525, 2567, 2569, 2590, 2911, 2913, 2938, 2969, 3087, 3309, 3374, 3380, 4090,
     4146, 4147, 4148
   SENATE BILL: 28, 76, 132, 152, 158, 241, 365, 389, 451, 488, 515, 570, 618, 655, 950,
     990, 1003, 1146, 1255, 1258, 1267, 1285, 1286, 1290, 1296, 1407, 1416, 1592, 1668,
     1923, 2257
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 157, 275, 318, 341, 342, 354, 363, 418, 513, 548, 1252, 1305,
     1361, 1402, 1522, 1525, 1672, 1870, 1924, 1941, 1967
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 29, 134, 189, 199, 210, 211
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 26, 183
DEUCHLER, SUZANNE L. REPRESENTATIVE (42ND DIST. REP)
   $GRANTS  DENR .................................. ......................  HB-1731
   $OCE-ST BRD EDUCATION ................................... HB-0482
   $SBE-ST AID/SUMMER SCHOOL........................... HB-0483
   ADJOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE................ HB-1962
   AIRPORT AUTH-DUPAGE COUNTY ................... HB-0016
   ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE SAFETY ACT.............. HB-0612
   ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE SAFETY ACT.............. HB-1514
   ALTERNATIVES TO SURGERY............................... HB-0934
   CHARITABLE GAMES-VET/FRAT ORG............. HB-0177
   CHARITABLE GAMES-CIVIC ORGS.................. HB-0336
   COAL TECH DEV FUND TRANSFERS................... HB-1730
   CORRECT CD-FAMILY REUNIFICATN ............. HB-3989
   CRIMINAL CASES-CHILD TESTIMONY............ HB-0510
   DELINQUENCY ACT/VICTIM IMPACT................. HB-2222
   DMHDD-POWER/DUTY-FAMILY IMPACT.... HB-3752
   ELECT CD-MIDWEST REGIONAL PRES............ HB-3076
   EMERGENCY TELECOMMCATN DEVICES ........ HB-2114
   EPA-DRINKING WATER RULES.......................... HB-2212
   EPA-DRINKING WATER RULES........................ HB-3548
   EPA-SEWAGE OPERATOR FEE............................. HB-2213
   EXAM FEE INCREASE.............................. ........ HB-1313
   FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICTS................................. HB-3957
   FRANCHISE-DISCLOSURES................................ HB-2011
   HOUSING AUTHTY-COMPENSATION............... HB-3600
   INDUSTRIAL HOME WORK-LIMITATNS .......... HB-1394
   JOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE...................... HB-1299
   JUV CT-WRITTEN MOTION CONTINUE........... HB-1342
   MEDICAID-PREGNANT WOMEN ........................ HB-0295
   MIN & FEM BUSINESS-CONTRACTS ................. HB-1194
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSINESS......................... HB-3582
   MUNI-STRONG MAYOR-NONPARTISAN...... HB-2723
   ROAD DISTRICTS-BORROW MONEY................. HB-0801
   ROADS-COUNTY/FUTURE RT OF WAY............ HB-2875
   SCH CD-SEX/PHYS ABUSE INSTRCTN ............. HB-0509
   SCH CD-SUPER COLLIDER ST AID .................... HB-3473
   SCH CD-TAX COLLECTOR-PYMT..................... HB-2646
   SCH CD-VICE PRESIDENT.....................................HB-2727
   SUPER COLLIDER-CONSTRUCTION................ HB-3049
   SUPER COLLIDER-COMPENS TX LOSS............. HB-3050
   SUPER COLLIDER-COMP TAX LOSS..................HB-3472
   TWP-PARK/GOLF COURSE PURCHASE............ HB-0283
   VEH CD-OBSOLETE LANGUAGE......................... HB-0058
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DEUCHLER
   HOUSE BILL: 106, 117, 123, 344, 350, 507, 508, 542, 575, 665, 667, 850, 918, 1320,
      1540, 1667, 1820, 2612, 3246, 3429, 3612, 3621, 3731, 3878
    SENATE BILL: 270, 380, 914, 1074, 1142, 1270, 1673, 1796
    HOUSE RESOLUTION: 63, 106, 151, 189, 330, 425, 512, 620, 1140, 1189, 1724
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 11, 35, 66, 67, 72, 73, 82, 83, 88, 107, 108, 115, 116,
      117, 122, 126, 127, 132, 150, 185
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 5
    SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 181
 DIDRICKSON, LOLETA A. REPRESENTAIVE (37TH DIST. REP)
    $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC................................... HB-0481




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DIDRICKSON, LOLETA A. REPRESENTAIVE (37TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC........................................ HB-1357
   $OCE-DCCA/VARIOUS AGENCIES ..................... HB-0784
   $OCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0779
   $OCE-INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION...................... HB-3230
   $OCE-LOCAL LABOR RELATION BRD............... HB-3241
   $OCE-ST LABOR RELATIONS BOARD................ HB-3236
   $SBE-DWNST/CHGO TEACH RETIREMT.......... HB-0484
   $ST BRD ED-TEACHER RETIREMNT................ HB-3282
   ALTERNATIVES TO SURGERY............................... HB-0934
   BREAST CANCR-WRITTEN SUMMARY............ HB-3482
   CHILD & SPOUSE SUPPORT-FEE......................... HB-0326
   CMS-INCR FEMALE EMPLOYMENT.................. HB-3363
   CRIM-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ............ HB-3099
   DASA-DRUG SCHEDULES ..................................... HB-4156
   ED LAB REL-REP ELECTION ................................ HB-2650
   EMPLOYMENT AGENTS-HIGHER FEES ........... HB-3840
   HOTEL TAX-RETURNS........................................... HB-1020
   HUMAN RGHTS-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION......... HB-3364
   HUMAN RIGHTS/APPRENTICESHP-AGE......... HB-1290
   INCOME TAX CREDIT-EMPLOYERS.................. HB-3365
   INDEP/WRITE-IN LOSER PROVISION............... HB-0466
   LABOR DEPT BRD-MEMBER INCREASE........... HB-3837
   LIMIT VOLUNTEER LIABILITY............................ HB-1555
   MARRIAGE/FAMILY THERAPY CERTIF ............ HB-1534
   MIN/FEM BUS ENTRPRS-LIMIT SIZE ............... HB-0978
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSINESS......................... HB-3582
   MINORITY/FEMALE BUSINESS-GOALS........... HB-3468
   NON-PROFIT-PERSONAL LIABLTY................. HB-3731
   OWNER-RESIDENT ACT-DUTIES OF............... HB-2698
   PEN CD-IMRF/ED SERVICE CENTER ................ HB-0485
   PRAIRIE ST 2000-SMALL BUSINESS................... HB-2444
   PREVAILING WAGE-SHORT TITLE .................. HB-2651
   PROP TX-LIMITATIONS.........................................  HB-3067
   PROPERTY TAXES-BILLING SYSTEM ............... HB-3524
   SAFETY INSPECTN/EDUC ADV COMM............... HB-4060
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUC PROGRAM ........ HB-1355
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUCATION ................ HB-1356
   SCH CD-GIFTD CHILD ADV COUNCIL............... HB-0486
   SCH CD-REFRNDA/DIST COMON NAME......... HB-0948
   SOFTWARE LIC ACT-REPEAL.............................. HB-1401
   SOFTWARE LICENSE ENFORCEMENT ................ HB-1402
   SPECIAL EDUCATION CENSUS RPTS................... HB-0319
   STATE FUTURE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS ............. HB-2389
   TOWNSHIP TRANSPORT IMPACT DIST............... HB-3186
   TOWNSHIPS-MOSQUITO ABATEMENT ............ HB-3355
   TRUTH IN TAXATION-APPL................................. HB-3066
   UNEMP INS-INELIG OCCUP DISEASE............... HB-2653
   UNEMPL INS-SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS ............... HB-1099
   UNEMPLMT INS-OBSOLETE REFERNCS.......... HB-2652
   UNEMPLOYMNT INSURANCE-TECH CHG...... HB-2033
   VEH CD-TOWNSHIP SPEED LIMIT...................... HB-3185
   WAGE PAYMT/COLLCTN-VACATN TIME....... HB-0602
   WKR COMP PRE-EXISTNG CONDITION........... HB-0289
   WORK COMP CONTINUE GOOD CAUSE ............. HB-2648
   WORKERS COMP & OD - CHAIRMAN................ HB-2835
   WORKERS COMP-DISFIGUREMENT.................. HB-0290
   WORKERS COMP-LOSS OF USE........................... HB-0325
   WORKERS COMPENSATION-TECH CHGE....... HB-2032
   WRKR COMP/OCC DIS-COMP-ALCOHOL...... HB-1400
   WRKRS COMP & OD-INDUSTRY RECRD.......... HB-2431
   WRKS COMP/OCC DISEASE-CHGES............... HB-2432
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DIDRICKSON
   HOUSE BILL: 233, 279, 622, 630, 666, 1408, 1546, 2447, 2722, 3172, 3296
   SENATE BILL: 40, 311, 330, 340, 345, 438, 460, 482, 484, 639, 688, 704, 713, 898, 968,
     1239, 1295, 1296, 1734, 1738, 1926
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 19, 59, 61, 63, 139, 151, 189, 204, 229, 422, 484, 492, 657, 705,
     948, 1189, 1822




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DIDRICKSON, LOLETA A. REPRESENTAIVE (37TH DIST. REP--Cont.
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 88
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 5, 24, 25
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 54
DOEDERLEIN, DELORIS REPRESENTATIVE ( 65TH DIST. REP)
   ABUSED/NEGLECTED CHILD-SCHOOLS......... HB-1484
   ADJOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE................ HB-1962
   AIRPORT HAZARDS-RTA ......................................  HB-0802
   COLLEGES-STUDENTS-IMMUNIZATION...... HB-2364
   COLLEGES-STUDENTS-IMMUNIZATION...... HB-3107
   DEPT AGING-NURS HOME-OMBUDSMN....... HB-3741
   DMHDD-MEDICAID-COMMUNITY SVCS....... HB-2844
   DORS-INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER ........... HB-2370
   ELEC CD-CAMPAIGN SIGNS ................................ HB-3921
   EPA-HAZ WASTE-STATUE LIMITATN............ HB-2329
   ESDA-WATER/CHEMICAL RELEASE ................ HB-0747
   FIREARM PRODUCTS LIABILITY ACT.................. HB-0140
   IMMUNIZATN/DENTAL ADVISRY COMM......... HB-2682
   JOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE...................... HB-1299
   MUNI CD-POLICE & FIRE BOARD ...................... HB-1606
   MUNI CD-POLICE & FIRE BOARDS.................... HB-3993
   PUBLICATION OF NOTICE-INSERTS................. HB-1607
   SCH CD-SCHOLARSHIP RENEWAL.................... HB-2654
   SCH CD-STUDENT MEM-SCHOLARSHIP....... HB-2622
   SCH CD-SUPPLEMENTAL STATE AID ............... HB-0410
   SCH CD-SUPPLMNTL AID DETRMNATN.......... HB-2770
   SCH CD-TEACHER UNION OFFICERS............... HB-3920
   SCH CD-VICE PRESIDENT.....................................  HB-2727
   VEH CD/LIMIT SPEC EVENT PLATES .................. HB-2345
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DOEDERLEIN
   HOUSE BILL: 54, 113, 239, 457, 850, 1348, 1393, 1399, 1466, 2596, 2722, 2842, 2843,
     2845, 2846, 3099, 3712
   SENATE BILL: 251, 792, 857, 883, 1515
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 189, 191, 349, 691, 1472, 1473, 1474, 1475, 1476, 1477, 1478,
     1479, 1549, 1646
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 72, 180, 224
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 11
DUNN, JOHN F. REPRESENTATIVE (101ST DIST. DEM)
   $DCCA-DEF CONTRACT PROCUREMENT........ HB-0607
   $FARM DEV AUTH-POST-HARVEST ................ HB-0701
   $IDPA-EMERGENCY EMPL DEVELOPMT......... HB-0360
   AIDS TEST-MARRIAGE LICENSE........................HB-3026
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE................................... HB-3098
   ALTERNATIVE OPERATOR SERVICE................... HB-4121
   ANIMALS ACT-CHANGES PENALTY................. HB-0046
   APPELLATE PROSECUTOR-JURISDICT ............ HB-1706
   BD HIGHER ED-INVENTOR GRANTS ................ HB-1960
   BRD HIGHER ED-INVENTOR GRANTS.............. HB-1882
   CD CIV PROCEDURE-AMEND VARIOUS........... HB-0713
   CIV PRO-ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW................ HB-3860
   CIVIL PROC-MORTGAGE FORECLOSRE........... HB-1414
   CIVIL PROCEDURE-LIMITATIONS..................... HB-0440
   CLEAN AIR-NO SMOKING/RESTURANT......... HB-0154
   CLEAN  INDOOR AIR ACT ........................................  HB-0020
   COACHES-LIMITED LIABILITY........................... HB-0210
   CONSUMR PROTCTN-HEARING AIDS.............. HB-3289
   COUNTY RECORDER-AWARDS .......................... HB-3339
   DCCA-OPPORTUNITY CORRIDORS.................... HB-1565
   DEEDS-REUSE OF DESCRIPTIONS...................... HB-3535
   DEPT OF REVENUE-TESTIMONY........................ HB-3007
   DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER FUND.............. HB-1343
   DIV DEFENS CONTRACT PROCUREMNT........... HB-1003
   DRAINAGE/SPEC ASSESS-REC/INDEX ............ HB-1002
   ELEC CD-ADVISORY PUBLIC QUESTN ............. HB-0565
   EMERG EMPLOY DEV-DEPT PUB AID ............ HB-0359
   HEALTH MAIN ORGANIZATN--GRAMMAR..... HB-2690
   ID CARD- DISABILITY ..........................................  HB-0252





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DUNN, JOHN F. REPRESENTATIVE (101ST DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   ILLINOIS TRADE SECRETS ACT............................ HB-0542
   INS TRANSPLANT DENIALS................................... HB-2691
   LANDOWNER/CIVIL/LIABILITY .......................... HB-1421
   MEDICAID  AGED-DISABLED-IMPAIRD....... HB-0201
   NOTARY PUBLIC ACT-REPEAL ........................... HB-2737
   PEN CD-ARSON INVESTIGATOR...................... HB-1874
   PEN CD-DWNST TEACHER RETIREMNT.......... HB-0197
   PEN CD-IMRF-INVESTIGATORS....................... HB-1873
   PEN CD-IMRF-INSTALLMENTS ....................... HB-2343
   PEN CD-TEACHER-FLAT RATE 2%.................... HB-1239
   PROBATE-NOTICE/TRUST BENEFICRY ........... HB-1940
   PROBATE-VIDEOTAPE WILL................................ HB-1458
   PUB AID-EXTEND CHILD CARE.......................... HB-3529
   PUB AID-SCHOOL CHILDREN PROGRM........... HB-1562
   PUB-ELIGIBLE/MED ASSISTANCE..................... HB-0200
   RECORDER OF DEEDS-FEES................................. HB-3271
   REHAB FACILITY-BUS TRANSPORT ................. HB-1959
   RET OCC TAX-ENTRPRS ZONE EXEMP............ HB-0441
   SALE OF LAND BY ACRE .........................................  HB-0609
   SALES TX RETURN .................................................  HB-0608
   SBE RPT/GA-11TH/12TH GRADE PE................... HB-2249
   SCH CD-IMMUNIZATION/MUMPS ................... HB-0050
   STATE REVENUE SHARING.................................... HB-3664
   THE NURSING ACT OF 1987 ....................................  HB-2259
   TITLE INS-TAX LIEN TRUST ACCTS.................. HB-3641
   TRANS MRCHNT-ORGANIZED FESTIVL.......... HB-4286
   TURNING IN FRONT OF PUBLIC BUS .................. HB-1288
   UCC-BANK DEPOSITS-WITHDRAWAL ........... HB-3891
   UNEMPL INS-DEFINE EMPLOYMENT.............. HB-0442
   UNEMPLOYMENT INS-CONTRIBN RATE........ HB-1457
   VEH CD-HAM PLATE-REDUCED FEE.............. HB-3020
   VEH CD-RESTRICTED DRIVE PERMIT .............. HB-0432
   WORKERS COMP-DESIGN PROFESSNLS.......... HB-1287
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY DUNN,JOHN
   HOUSE BILL: 26, 507, 508, 509, 1442, 1534, 2004, 3391, 3848, 4218
   SENATE BILL: 1, 456, 831, 1014, 1135, 1136, 1214, 1253, 1409, 1470, 1773, 1914,
     2041, 2124, 2136
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 101, 176, 1013, 1014, 1449, 1936
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 142, 160
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 3, 20, 25
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 30
 EWING, THOMAS W. REPRESENTATIVE (87TH DIST. REP)
    $CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD....................... HB-3637
    $CONSERVATION-CATFISH STUDY .................. HB-3882
    BOND AUTHORITY-INCREASE ........................... HB-3515
    BUDGET-FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES ............. HB-4296
    BUSINESS IMPACT NOTE ACT............................... HB-1133
    CIVIL PROC-COLLAT-SOURCE PAYMT.......... HB-1476
    COMPREHENSIVE BUDGET CONTROL ............. HB-3460
    COMPREHENSIVE BUDGET CONTROL ............. HB-4295
    CONSUMER FRAUD-TITLE INSURANCE......... HB-1937
    CORP DIRECTOR/NO LIABILITY .......................... HB-0933
    CORR-COMMUNITY SERVICE WORK................ HB-0219
    CORRECTIONS-PRISONER REIMBURSE.......... HB-3514
    CRIM PRO-VENUE-PROCEDURAL ................. HB-0437
    CRIM-NO BAIL CREDIT/JAIL TIME ................. HB-3547
    CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-CREDIT....................... HB-3213
    DCCA-INCREASE POWERS ................................  HB-3969
    DCMS-MTR VEH CD LIAB COVERAGE.............. HB-2225
    DEPT OF REVENUE-COLLECT COSTS ............ HB-2483
    ELECTION CODE-DELEGATES............................. HB-2891
    ELECTION CODE-DELEGATES............................. HB-2892
    ENTERPRISE ZONE TAX EXEMPTS................... HB-3982
    EPA-HAZ WASTE-STATUE LIMITATN............ HB-2329
    EPA-SEWER & WATER PROJECTS............... HB-0308
    EPA/SEWAGE TREATMENT STANDARD............ HB-3124




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EWING, THOMAS W. REPRESENTATIVE (87TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   FARM LOAN GUARANTEE-FUNDS.................... HB-3519
   GENRL OBLIGATION BOND INCREASE.............. HB-4193
   HAZARDOUS WASTE OCCUPATNAL LIC........... HB-2917
   HEALTH FACILITIES PLAN-BD TERM .............. HB-3442
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... HB-2918
   INS-FIRE LOSS CERTIFICATE.............................. HB-0124
   JNT BUDGET COMM/STANDING COMM............ HB-4297
   LANDFILLS-COST OF TRANSCRIPT ................. HB-3125
   LICENSE REVOKE-NONPAYMENT .................... HB-2827
   LICENSE REVOKE-NONPAYMENT ................... HB-3416
   LOCAL PROMPT PAYMT-STATE FUNDS .......... HB-3347
   MOTOR FUEL STANDARDS-LABELS................. HB-2018
   MUNI CD-SPECAL TAX/LIEN/RECORD........... HB-1938
   NONPROFIT DIRECTOR NOT LIABLE................... HB-1312
   PEN CD-DEFINE PERSONAL SERVICE.............. HB-4047
   PLAINTIF NOTIFY DEFENDANT MAIL ...............HB-0218
   POLLUTION CONTROL REVOLVING FD............. HB-3629
   PUB UTL- METER RATES........................................ HB-0123
   PUBLIC AID-HIGH SCHOOL GRAD..................... HB-0436
   PUBLIC/COMMUNTY SERV-EMPLYMENT...... HB-0245
   PURCH ACT-GOVT INTERN.................................. HB-2815
   RECORDER OF DEEDS-FEES............................... HB-3271
   SALES TX-NONPRESCRIP MEDICINE ............... HB-2485
   SCH CD-TEACHER EVALUATION....................... HB-0126
   SCH CD-UNIT DISTRICT CONVERSN ................ HB-0127
   SERV OCCUPATION & USE TAX-BASE.............. HB-2484
   SHERIFFS FEES OF DEFENDANT ..........................HB-1875
   ST CAP PROJECTS-AGENCY REPORT................ HB-3735
   STATE & LOCAL SALES TAXES ............................. HB-2481
   STATE & LOCAL OCCUP TAX BASE...................... HB-2482
   SUNSET CODE TERM APPOINTMENTS............... HB-2224
   TITLE INSURANCE-MORTGAGES ...................... HB-3700
   VEH CD-FARM TRAILER-FEES/TAX ............... HB-3404
   VEH CD-SOBRIETY TEST-DRIVING ................. HB-3126
   VEH-WHEEL/AXLE WEIGHT LIMITATN.......... HB-0125
   WILDLIFE-HUNTING LICENSES......................... HB-3214
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY EWING
   HOUSE BILL: 691, 1130, 1358, 1529, 2596, 3841, 4043
   SENATE BILL: 230, 277, 290, 371, 389, 1154, 1214, 1513, 1562, 1581, 1862, 2122
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 18, 131, 142, 253, 577, 622, 629, 690, 700, 704, 939, 1038,
     1633, 1688, 1689, 1690, 1902, 2008
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 38, 137, 177
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 29
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 160
 FARLEY, BRUCE A. REPRESENTATIVE (6TH DIST. DEM)
    AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................ HB-3016
    CHLD ABUSE-ALCOHOLISM REFERRAL ......... HB-0348
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-DRUGS..................................HB-3618
    CODE OF CORRECTIONS-GRAFFITI..................HB-0349
    COLLECT BARGAINING/SUCCESSOR................. HB-0332
    CONSMER FRAUD-COSIGNER COLLECT......... HB-2146
    CORRECTN-GRAFFITI-INCARCERATN......... HB-3057
    COURT INTERPRETER ACT ................................... HB-2922
    CRIM CD-GENERAL LIMITATIONS..................... HB-2585
    CRIM CD-INSURANCE FRAUD OFFENS........... HB-2586
    CRIM CD-UNINSURED VEHICLES ................... HB-4098
    CRIM PROC-BAIL-VICTIM IMPACT ................. HB-0696
    DASA-HOTLINES/ADS-PREVNT ABUSE ........ HB-0946
    DCCA-LIMIT RETRAINING PAYMENT............. HB-1444
    DCFS-CHILD CARE FACIL-VISITS................... HB-0628
    DISABLED ADULTS-PROPERTY TAXES............ HB-2973
    DRUG OFFENSES IN PARKS-PENALTY ............ HB-1572
    ELDER ABUSE/INTERVENTN NEGLECT............ HB-3915
    ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... HB-3103
    EPA-PERMITS & VIOLATIONS.............................. HB-0345
    HOMESTEAD EXEMP-SR CITIZENS................ HB-0721




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FARLEY, BRUCE A. REPRESENTATIVE (6TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-0865
   JUV CT HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ....................... HB-0549
   LAKE MICHIGAN PROTECTION AUTH ............... HB-1456
   LAUNDERING MONETARY INSTRUMENT........ HB-2137
   LAW ENF COMP-KILLED ON DUTY ................... HB-0259
   LIQUOR-UNDER 21 ON PREMISES ..................... HB-0643
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ HB-1933
   MINIMUM WAGE LAW-TECHNICAL CHG....... HB-2030
   MINIMUM WAGE-RATES...................................... HB-3694
   MORTGAGE NOTIFY MORTGAGOR SALE.......... HB-2687
   MUNI CD-NO DOCKING TAX ............................... HB-0722
   NURSES-BACCALAUREATE-LOAN ............... HB-2273
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE................................... HB-0810
   PREVAILING WAGE LAW ........................................ HB-2029
   PROP TAX EXTENSN-LIMIT ................................. HB-2887
   PROP TX-HOMESTED-INCREASE..................... HB-2912
   PUB LABOR REL-COLECTVE BARGAIN............ HB-1711
   PUB LABOR RELATN/COLL BARGAIN................ HB-1609
   PUB LABOR RELATIONS-TECH CHGES............ HB-2031
   PUB UTIL-LOCAL PHONE SERVICE .................. HB-0748
   PUBLIC HEALTH-DIABETES-STUDY ............... HB-2921
   RADON MITIGATN/CONSUMR PROTECT.......... HB-3780
   REAL ESTATE CONTRACT-DEFAULT............... HB-1531
   REGISTRARS OF TITLES-INDICES ..................... HB-1376
   RELEASE OF JUVENILE RECORDS....................... HB-2584
   RESTRICTS RETAIL LIQUOR SALES .................... HB-0021
   REV-NOTICE-EMPL TELEPHN NUMBER....... HB-1832
   SAFETY RESPONSIBILTY/COMPLIANC ............. HB-0026
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBST ABUSE INSTRN............. HB-0507
   SENIORS TAX LIMITATION ACT........................... HB-2890
   SMOKE DETECTORS-FACILITIES....................... HB-2403
   SR CITIZEN-HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION........... HB-0491
   ST AGENCY DELINQUENT DEBT .......................... HB-4126
   ST AGENCY-EMPLOYMNT-EDUC LOAN....... HB-1098
   TOXIC SUBST-HAZARD WARNINGS ............. HB-0627
   UNEMPLOYMNT INSURANCE-TECH CHG...... HB-2033
   URINE DECEPTION-CLASS A MISDEM............. HB-1715
   UTIL TAX DECREASE RATE DECREAS................ HB-2920
   VEH CD-ABANDONED VEHICLE FINE.............. HB-4002
   VEH CD-ODOMETER TAMPERING ..................... HB-2052
   VEHICLE REPLACEMENT SAFETY LAW ............ HB-3027
   VICTIM RIGHTS-COURTRM PRESENCE........... HB-1628
   WORKERS COMPENSATION-TECH CHGE....... HB-2032
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY FARLEY
   HOUSE BILL: 14, 18, 41, 122, 223, 233, 252, 274, 330, 331, 382, 383, 502, 510, 610,
     656, 664, 685, 697, 698, 750, 1012, 1047, 1191, 1784, 2007, 2369, 2577, 2583, 2590,
     2591, 2630, 2721, 2754, 2900, 2905, 2911, 3317, 3397, 3510, 3561, 3563, 3615, 4090,
     4146, 4147
   SENATE BILL: 22, 91, 147, 172, 484, 488, 688, 796, 826, 953, 1037, 1215, 1239, 1277,
     1292, 1308, 1365, 1375, 1377, 1410, 1436
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 106, 153, 202, 203, 235, 237, 333, 418, 500, 715, 768, 1252,
     1272, 1373, 1469, 1615, 2021, 2023
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 106, 134, 156, 192
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 16, 28
 FLINN, MONROE L. REPRESENTATIVE (114TH DIST. DEM)
    ADMIN PROCEDURE-INCOME TAX ACT ......... HB-1243
    ANIMAL CONTROL-REGISTRATN FEES.......... HB-4254
    BANK GENERAL CORP POWERS........................... HB-2535
    BANK NAME CHANGES ORDERS.......................... HB-3980
    BREWERS/ELECTRNC FUND TRANSFER.......... HB-1563
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-ELIGIBILITY .................... HB-0247
    COMMERCIAL CD-FUNDS WTHDRAWAL....... HB-0635
    CORRECTIONAL CENTERS-LOCATION ........... HB-4093
    COUNTIES-WORKING CASH FUND................... HB-4255
    COUNTY ASSESSR-CERTIFICT ERROR ............ HB-4250
    COUNTY OFFICERS-PROHIBITION................. HB-0249




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FLINN, MONROE L. REPRESENTATIVE (114TH DIST. DEM--Cont.
   COUNTY RECORDER-$3500 AWARD.................. HB-0941
   COUNTY-PUB UTIL-RIGHTS OF WAY............. HB-2746
   COURT CLERKS-STATE COMPENSATN............ HB-2747
   CREDIT UNION-DEBTOR PAY COSTS................ HB-2166
   CREDIT UNION-PROF REG-EXAMINTN........ HB-3761
   DEPUTY SHERIFFS-INDEMNIFY ....................... HB-2749
   ED LABOR REL ACT-IMPASSE PROC ................. HB-3138
   ED LABOR RELATN-IMPASSE PROC.................. HB-1372
   ELECTION CD-DEPUTY REGISTRAR................. HB-3605
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0329
   ELECTIONS-DISABLED VOTER ........................... HB-0956
   EPA-EXEMPT WATER TRTMT.............................. HB-2168
   EPA-SOLID WASTE FEE-EXEMPTION............. HB-0318
   EPA-VOIDS RULES/PCB TO ADOPT.................... HB-1263
   FEES-RECORDER/CLERK-INCREASE............. HB-3010
   FUNERAL DIRECTOR-CERTIFICATION ........... HB-3013
   FUNERAL FUNDS ACT-TRUST FUNDS............. HB-1700
   HMO/EMS-PATIENTS/HOSPITAL.................. HB-3014
   IL PRE-NEED CEMETERY SALES........................ HB-1699
   INCR ST ATTORNYS ANNUAL SALARY............. HB-1072
   INCREASE SALARIES BD TRUSTEES ................ HB-0246
   JT COMM/PUBLIC COMMENT-RULES.............. HB-1560
   LIQUOR CONTROL ACT-OFFENSES.................... HB-2167
   LOCAL GOVMT-CONTROL LANDFILLS............ HB-0589
   LOCAL SOLID WASTE FEE PURPOSES.............. HB-2745
   MERGED BANKS MAINTAIN FACILTY ............... HB-0475
   MINES MINERALS/EPA STANDARDS ................. HB-3143
   MOBILE HOME SERVICE TAX-NOTICE............. HB-4252
   MOBILE HOME TX-COUNTY ASSESSOR .......... HB-4251
   MOBILE HOME-ALTERATION ............................. HB-0755
   MOBILE HOME-ASSESSMENT PROCESS.......... HB-4253
   NATIONAL INTERSTATE BANKING ................. HB-1000
   NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS ................ HB-1927
   PRENEED CEMETERY-GUARNTE PRICE......... HB-1698
   PUB LABOR REL-COUNSEL-HEARINGS ........ HB-3141
   PUB LABR RELATN-APPT COUNSEL................. HB-1371
   PUBLIC WATER TRUSTEE-PAY INCR................ HB-0248
   RECORDER/COUNTY CLERK-FEES................... HB-2748
   REV-PROP TAX APPEAL-MOBIL HOME.......... HB-4248
   REVENU-BD OF REVIEW-MOBIL HOME ........ HB-4249
   REVENUE-BOARD OF REVIEW............................ HB-4247
   SCH CD-MERIT RECOGN GRADN DATE......... HB-1265
   SCH CD-ST BD STANDARDS/RULES.................. HB-1244
   SIU-ELECTED BRD OF TRUSTEES....................... HB-3751
   ST AGENCIES-ADOPT STANDARDS ................... HB-3144
   ST AGENCIES-ADOPTION OF RULES.................. HB-3145
   ST OCC/USE TAX-RAISE QUARTERLY ............. HB-3015
   TRUTH IN TAX-APPLICABILITY........................ HB-2751
   UNEMP INS/ELIGIBLE-PENALTIES................... HB-1559
   VEHICLE CD-FEDERAL REGULATIONS ........... HB-3354
   VEHICLES-TITLE TRANSFERS ............................ HB-4257
   VETRNARY ACT-STNDRDS & FACULTY......... HB-1264
   WK COMP-AMEND EMERGCY PETITION ........ HB-1262
   WRK COMP-EMPL EMERGCY HEARING.......... HB-3140
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY FLINN
   HOUSE BILL: 7, 237, 301, 577, 628, 664, 749, 750, 1358, 1367, 1369, 1370, 1461, 3331,
     3332, 3334, 3337, 3687, 4068
     SENATE BILL: 12, 265, 486, 487, 491,495, 498, 819, 934, 1391, 1603, 1709, 1723, 1834
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 437, 468, 598, 658, 1515
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 209
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 4
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 17, 113, 177
 FLOWERS, MARY E. REPRESENTATIVE (31ST DIST. DEM)
    $DCCA-EMPLYER-ASSISTED HOUSING......... HB-0966
    SDCCA-HOMELESS PERSONS ........................... HB-0965
    $DCCA-MUNI EMERGENCY SHELTER ............. HB-0963





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FLOWERS, MARY E. REPRESENTATIVE (31ST DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   $DEPT-CONSERVATION-YOUTH PROG ......... HB-1143
   $DEPT-PUB AID-HOMLESS SHELTERS........... HB-3357
   $DOT-REPAIR RAILWAY STATION.................... HB-3348
   AFDC-SUBSTITUT PAYEE-PVT AGNCY.......... HB-0674
   AFDC-SUBSTITUT PAYEE-PVT AGNCY.......... HB-0843
   ALCOHOL & SUBST ABUSE-ADVISORY............ HB-1988
   ALCOHOLIC WOMEN HALFWAY HOUSES ........ HB-0901
   ALTERNATIVE OPERATOR SERVICE................. HB-4121
   CHGO BRD ED-BUILDING TAX RATE................ HB-3367
   CHICAGO BD EDUC TAX EXTENSIONS............... HB-3350
   CHILDREN-TRAUMA CARE-REIMBRSMT .... HB-0389
   CIRCUIT BRKR-LOW-INCOME CITIZN .......... HB-0241
   CREATE DEPT-MIN & FEMALE BUS.................. HB-0191
   CREATE IL DEPT OF HOUSING .............................. HB-0944
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATE ........................ HB-0004
   CREDIT CARD/INTEREST RATES ........................ HB-0413
   CREDIT CARDS-NO SURCHARGE...................... HB-1785
   CREDIT UNION-DEBTOR PAY COSTS................ HB-2166
   CREDIT UNION-MORTGAGE LOANS................. HB-1235
   CTA- HANDICAPPED SEATS ................................. HB-0487
   CUB UTILITY-CUSTOMERS LIST........................ HB-2144
   DCCA-GRANTS/LOW HOUSING INCOME........ HB-0137
   DCCA-HELP REHAB ABANDON HOUSNG........ HB-2465
   DCFS ACT-SHELTER CARE FUNDING................ HB-1655
   DCFS-HOMELESS YOUTHS-SHELTER ............ HB-0412
   DEATH PENALTY-ABOLISHES ........................... HB-0477
   DEPT AGING-COMMUNITY CARE...................... HB-0881
   DEPT CORRECTN-INMATE EDUCATION......... HB-0476
   DMHDD-DISCHARGE-AFTERCARE................. HB-3401
   DMHDD-YOUTH-CAREER PROGRAM............. HB-1834
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS.................... HB-4119
   DRUG--FREE SCHOOL LAW...................................  HB-0819
   EMERGNCY HOMELESS VETS PROJECT............ HB-1841
   EMP RTS-DISCHRG PLCY OFFICR ...................... HB-3349
   EMPLYR ASSIS COMMUNITY HOUSING............ HB-0964
   FIN AUTH-LOAN GUARANTE............................... HB-4166
   HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE-FINE............ HB-3835
   HAROLD WASHINGTON HOLIDAY ...................... HB-2942
   HMO/EMS-PATIENTS/HOSPITAL.................. HB-3014
   HOMELESS PERSONS-HOUSING......................... HB-0968
   HOMEOWNER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE........ HB-1229
   HOMEOWNER MORTGAGE ASSIST ACT............. HB-2466
   HOUSE DEVLPMT-CITY BORROWING.............. HB-0943
   HOUSING AUTH-EMPLOYED TENANT............. HB-0858
   HOUSING AUTH-STUDY AVAILABILTY........... HB-0490
   HOUSING DEV-MUNI LOANS/REHABIL.......... HB-1232
   HOUSING DEV-NONPROFIT GROUPS ............... HB-1231
   HUMAN RIGHTS SERVICES FUND ....................... HB-4262
   HUMAN RTS-COMMISSIN-EXTENSION........ HB-2642
   HUMAN RTS-JUDICIAL REVIEW-COST ......... HB-2641
   IDFA-DATA BASES AND PROGRAMS ................ HB-4243
   IHDA LEASE PURCHASE.......................................... HB-1233
   IHDA-MATCHING GRANTS..................................  HB-1127
   IHDA-SINGLE ROOM FACILITIES ...................... HB-1128
   IL ADMIN PROCEDURE ACT/TITLE..................... HB-2516
   IL AFFORDABLE DENTURES ACT......................... HB-0967
   ILLINOIS OMBUDSMAN ACT.................................. HB-1665
   INCOME TAX-DEDUCTION/RENTERS.............. HB-0489
   INCOME TAX-DEPEND CARE DEDUCTN......... HB-0240
   INCOME TAX-HOME CARE EXEMPT................. HB-0947
   INCOME TAX-LIABILITY LIMIT ......................... HB-0136
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT........................ HB-1124
   INS REDLINING PROHIBITION........................... HB-2143
   LOCAL GOVMT-CONTROL LANDFILLS ........... HB-0589
   MEDICAID-PREGNANT WOMEN ........................ HB-0295
   MHDD CD-MENTAL ILLNESS-RIGHTS........... HB-1812
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSNESS LOAN.............. HB-0820





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FLOWERS, MARY E. REPRESENTATIVE (31ST DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   MUNI EMERGNCY SHELTER REIMBURS........... HB-0969
   NEW HOME WARRANTY ACT................................. HB-2689
   NEW/USED CAR TRUTH BARGAIN/AD.............. HB-4275
   PERSNL CD-LIST STATE VACANCIES............... HB-1146
   PUB AID-DECREASE FAMILY PAYMNT ........... HB-0217
   PUB AID-ELIG-FIXED RESIDENCEY............... HB-4037
   PUB AID-EMPLOYMNT PROGRAM-RPTS ...... HB-2022
   PUB AID-ENTREPRENEUR TRAINING.............. HB-0494
   PUB AID-HOMELESS ELIGIBILITY ..................... HB-4165
   PUB AID-HOMLESS SHELTER ASSIST ............... HB-0112
   PUB AID-INVSTGATN-FRAUD-REMEDY..... HB-0478
   PUB AID-SPECIAL NEEDS GRANT...................... HB-3530
   PUB AID-WORK INCENTIVE PAYMENT........... HB-0297
   PUB LABOR REL-UNFAIR ARBITRATN ............ HB-1230
   PUB UTIL-ICC-REMAND REGULATNS........... HB-3685
   PUB UTIL-NUCLEAR PLANT FUND.................... HB-3872
   PUB UTILITIES-RATES .......................................... HB-0657
   PUB UTILS-WINTER RECONNECTION ............. HB-3684
   PUB UTL-REORGANIZATION APPROVL........... HB-0041
   PUB UTL-TELECOMMUNICATN BILLS............. HB-3728
   PUBLC AID-WARRANTS-CASHING-FEE...... HB-0488
   PUBLIC AID-GRANTS/INCREASES ................... HB-0116
   PUBLIC AID-MEDICAL ASSISTANCE................. HB-0605
   PUBLIC HOUS-TRAIN TENANT MGRS.............. HB-0512
   REPEAL MINORITY FEMALE BUS ACT............... HB-0117
   RESIDENTIAL PROPRTY-PURCHASRS............. HB-0796
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. HB-0280
   RIVERS-NORTHEAST IL FLOODWAY............... HB-3991
   SCH CD-CHGO BLDG FUND TAX EXTN............ HB-1176
   SCH CD-CHGO BOND DIFFERENCE TX ............ HB-0795
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPAL DUTIES.................... HB-0681
   SCH CD-DAY CARE PROGRAMS ......................... HB-0655
   SCH CD-IMMUNIZATION/MUMPS .................... HB-0050
   SCH CD-MERIT SCHRSHP INSTALLMT............ HB-0180
   SCH CD-TRUANTS/CHILD-DAY CARE........... HB-1723
   SENIOR CITIZENS-TAX DEFERRAL.................... HB-0226
   TAX CREDIT-SENIOR CITIZENS......................... HB-0656
   TELECOMMUNICATN-COSTS/SERVICE .......... HB-2395
   VEH CD-DRIVER LICENSE REVOCATN............ HB-4246
   VEHICLE-APPEAL RESTRICT LICENS............... HB-2759
   VETERANS PREFERENCE-VIOLATIONS .......... HB-0845
   VOLUNTARY HEALTH SERVICES PLAN............ HB-3806
   WORKERS COMP-HEARING LOSS...................... HB-1453
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY FLOWERS
   HOUSE BILL: 36,.43, 62, 75, 94, 97, 166, 168, 184, 189, 198, 200, 201, 203, 208, 223,
     233, 294, 320, 326, 330, 354, 360, 361, 384, 401, 402, 481, 523, 524, 664, 716, 751,
     810, 814, 838, 846, 847, 856, 866, 934, 1000, 1001, 1014, 1047, 1114, 1129, 1138,
     1145, 1148, 1203, 1211, 1331, 1362, 1365, 1411, 1412, 1467, 1592, 1794, 1795, 1814,
     2013, 2140, 2152, 2165, 2204, 2349, 2403, 2493, 2559, 2670, 2721, 2740, 2929, 3026,
     3381, 3475, 3506, 3534, 3545, 3570, 3582, 3971, 3989, 4064, 4280
     SENATE BILL: 299, 368, 497, 574, 760, 947, 986, 992, 1089, 1194, 1197, 1210, 1215,
     1217, 1245, 1267, 1327, 1397, 1506, 1558, 1584, 1655, 1707, 1795, 1876
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 54, 60, 63, 69, 189, 192, 203, 209, 355, 357, 360, 414, 425, 498,
     759, 771, 819, 820, 821, 885, 911, 951, 962, 1046, 1209, 1210, 1260, 1292, 1438, 1642,
     1709, 1884, 1904, 1934
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 104, 219
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 72
 FREDERICK, VIRGINIA FEISTER REPRESENTATIVE (59TH DIST. REP)
    $OCE-CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ................. HB-3208
    $OCE-DEPT-REVENUE ....................................... HB-3228
    $OCE-DEPT--STATE POLICE ............................. HB-0770
    $OCE-DEPT-STATE POLICE ............................. HB-3201
    $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION....................... HB-3231
    $OCE-LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION.......... HB-3243
    $OCE-PROPERTY TAX APPEAL BOARD............ HB-3238
    $OCE-ST EMERGENCY SERV/DISASTR............ HB-3224




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FREDERICK, VIRGINIA FEISTER REPRESENTATIVE (59TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   $OCE-STATE FIRE MARSHAL .............................. HB-3235
   AGING ACT-ALZHEIMER TASK FORCE........... HB-2852
   ALTERNATIVES TO SURGERY............................... HB-0934
   ANIMALS ACT-CHANGES PENALTY................. HB-0046
   CARNIVL SAFETY/DEFINE CARNIVAL.............. HB-0228
   CHARITABLE GAMES-CIVIC ORGS.................... HB-0336
   CHILD & SPOUSE SUPPORT-FEE......................... HB-0326
   CHILDREN-FAMILY PRESERVATION............... HB-1469
   CIV ADMIN-REVENUE COLLECTION................ HB-3418
   CIVIL PROC-CONTINGENT FEES ........................ HB-1474
   CMS-INCR FEMALE EMPLOYMENT.................. HB-3363
   COMPARATIVE FAULT ACT.................................... HB-1475
   CONVICTS-SEX DISEASE TEST............................ HB-0343
   COUNTIES-STORMWATER PLAN....................... HB-0998
   COUNTY HOMES-TAX RATE................................  HB-0873
   CRIM ID ACT-BURN REPORTING .................... HB-1318
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-ST PLAN-FUNDS......... HB-0093
   DCFS-STAFF/STANDARDS ................................. HB-0097
   DCFS/JUV COURT-MINOR/SUPERVISN........... HB-0480
   DEPT AGING-NURS HOME-OMBUDSMN....... HB-3741
   DEPT OF REVENUE-TESTIMONY........................ HB-3007
   DMHDD-MENTALLY ILL CHILDREN ................ HB-1992
   ELDER ABUSE DEMO PROJCT-EXTEND........... HB-2840
   EMPL TORT IMMUNITY-SELF INSURE ............ HB-0129
   ENTERTAINMT CROWD SAFETY/TICKT ........... HB-0113
   EPA-NOISE REGULATION-GUN CLUBS......... HB-3030
   HLTH PLAN-CAPITAL EXPENDITURE.............. HB-3943
   HUMAN RGHTS-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION......... HB-3364
   HUMANE ACT-PRHBT ANIMAL PRIZES........... HB-0084
   INC TX-TRUST-FOREIGN TX CREDIT............. HB-3512
   INCOME TAX ACT-REVISIONS............................ HB-2073
   INCOME TAX CREDIT-EMPLOYERS.................. HB-3365
   INCOME TAX REFUNDS-PAYMENT .................. HB-3012
   INCOME TAX-TECH CHG .............................. HB-1168
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... HB-2918
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT....................... HB-3317
   INS CD-MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT ..................... HB-3591
   INS-AMUSEMENT RIDE SAFETY........................ HB-0227
   INTERG COOP-JT ACT WATER AGCY ............... HB-1377
   LEGISLATIVE COMMSN-CONF-FEES.............. HB-0162
   LICENSE REVOKE-NONPAYMENT .................... HB-2827
   LICENSE REVOKE-NONPAYMENT .................... HB-3416
   LIQUOR-WINE SALES/CITY FAIRS................... HB-0088
   LIVING WILL-DECLARATION ............................  HB-0175
   LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN ..................... HB-3971
   LOTTERY-COMPTROLLER TRANSFERS .......... HB-2812
   LOTTERY-MULTISTATE GAMES......................... HB-2801
   MHDD RECORDS-ACCESS ..................................... HB-3826
   MOBILE HOME RESALE REMOVAL...................... HB-1188
   MUNI CD-REAL ESTATE TRANSF TAX............. HB-3269
   PUBL UTIL-HEARING AID/TELEPHNE ............. HB-3565
   RET OCCUP TAX-MUSIC ORGANIZATN........... HB-2823
   REV ACT-DEFINE TAXING DISTRICT .............. HB-1174
   REV DELINQUENCY RECEIVABLE FND ............. HB-3419
   SALES TAX-FRUIT DRINKS.................................. HB-2074
   SBE-SUICIDE REDUCTION CURRIC................... HB-2458
   SCH CD-JUST SAY NO DAY................................... HB-0035
   SCH-REGIONAL SUPT TAKE OFFICE.................. HB-0344
   SCH-SELF-DESTRUCTIVE CURRICULM ........ HB-3964
   SCH-TAX INCR-FACILITY/LEASING.............. HB-0160
   SENIOR CITIZENS-TAX DEFERRAL.................... HB-0226
   SMOKE DETECT-HEARING IMP-HOTEL........ HB-3563
   SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUDIOLOGY ACT............ HB-2755
   ST AGENCY-COMMUNICATION DEAF............. HB-3567
   STATE OCCUP & USE TX-BASE .................  HB-1167
   TAX ENFORCEMENT............................................  HB-3417
   TELE RATES DEAF SERVICES ............................. HB-3561




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FREDERICK, VIRGINIA FEISTER REPRESENTATIVE (59TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   TELEPHONE SERVICE-DEAF PERSONS............ HB-3564
   TWP-PARK/GOLF COURSE PURCHASE............ HB-0283
   URBAN STORMDRAINAGE DIST ACT.................. HB-0997
   VEH CD-SINGLE LICENSE PLATE....................... HB-0199
   WORKER COMP-CONTRIBUTIONS ................ HB-1477
   WRKR COMP/OCC DISEASE-TRAUMA............. HB-1408
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY FREDERICK,VF
   HOUSE BILL: 21, 206, 207, 287, 289, 290, 339, 471, 622, 624, 630, 633, 666, 999, 1064,
     1155, 1193, 1342, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1367, 1729, 2960, 3024, 3313, 3331, 3332, 3333,
     3334, 3335, 3336, 3337, 3687, 4000, 4205
   SENATE BILL: 203, 316, 318, 321, 329, 338, 417, 809, 991, 992, 1050, 1223, 1230,
     1862, 1868, 1955, 1959, 1960, 2218
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 33, 34, 45, 46, 47, 63, 87, 88, 89, 90, 116, 132, 151, 172, 183,
     193, 194, 211, 238, 265, 266, 280, 285, 386, 392, 401, 462, 479, 480, 486, 507, 508,
     518, 579, 585, 664, 754, 755, 756, 776, 784, 796, 818, 826, 842, 901, 912, 931, 989,
     1086, 1095, 1097, 1098, 1101, 1131, 1132, 1143, 1152, 1153, 1158, 1160, 1189, 1200,
     1228, 1238, 1239, 1241, 1242, 1267, 1270, 1301, 1331, 1332, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1358,
     1366, 1367, 1404, 1415, 1419, 1420, 1466, 1467, 1481, 1570, 1572, 1611, 1627, 1656,
     1710, 1803, 1804, 1833, 1843, 1879, 1909, 1956, 1988, 1998
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 72, 121, 219
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 178
GIGLIO, FRANK REPRESENTATIVE (77TH DIST. DEM)
   $DEPT PROF REG-HOME INSPECTORS............. HB-3925
   $DOT-MEIGS RUNWAY EXTENSION............... HB-1417
   $GRANT-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH...................... HB-3632
   ABANDONED VEHICLE-STORAGE FEE ............ HB-2198
   AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................ HB-3016
   AMBULATORY CURRENCY EXCHANGE............ HB-2623
   ASSESSORS-QUALIFICATIONS ........................... HB-1895
   BANKS/SCHOOLS-HOLIDAYS ............................. HB-1891
   CALUMET CITY ACQUIRE TERRITORY.............. HB-0811
   CHARITABLE GAMES-LICENSE.......................... HB-3470
   CHATTEL LIENS-ELIM MINIMUM AMT........... HB-1492
   CHATTEL LIENS-RAISE MIN AMOUNT............ HB-1493
   CIV ADM CD-IDPH INSURANCE PROG............. HB-2880
   CNTY CLERK-RECRD-INCREAS SALRY........ HB-2292
   COUNTY RECORDER-$3500 AWARD.................. HB-0941
   CRIM PRO/REDUCE GRAND JURY ....................... HB-1132
   CURRENCY EXCHANGE-LICENSE FEE............ HB-2293
   DASA-HOTLINES/ADS-PREVNT ABUSE ........ HB-0946
   DAY CARE-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE............ HB-0673
   DEPT-PROF REG-HOME INSPECTORS............ HB-3924
   DISASTER RELIEF-STATE REIMBURS .............. HB-1068
   DOT-MEIGS RUNWAY EXTENSION ................... HB-1418
   DOT-MEIGS RUNWAY EXTENSION................... HB-1705
   DRAM SHOP-DORCHESTER CENTER ................ HB-0994
   ELECTION CD-DISCLOSURE................................ HB-2265
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0444
   EMINENT DOMAIN-ATTY FEES.......................... HB-4185
   ENV CLEANUP RESPONSIBILITY ACT ................ HB-2141
   ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ACT............... HB-0725
   EPA-LAKE CALUMET .............................................. HB-3608
   EPA-REMEDIAL ACTION LIEN............................ HB-3719
   EPA-SANITARY LANDFILL SITE......................... HB-0719
   EPA-SOLID WASTE FEES ....................................... HB-3100
   GARNISHMENT-BANK DISCLOSURE................ HB-4150
   IL INTERNATIONAL PORT DISTRICT.................. HB-2034
   INCOME TX-REPORTING ...................................... HB-1416
   JUDGES-ATTY 8 YRS TO QUALIFY.................. HB-3794
   LABR RELATIONS-BOARD PRECEDNTS .......... HB-1009
   LAKE CALUMET ENVIRONMNT AUTH............... HB-2999
   LAKE CALUMET ENVIRONMENT AUTH............ HB-3922
   LOCAL GOV FINANCIAL PLAN COMM ............ HB-0300
   LOW LEVEL WASTE SITES....................................... HB-3329
   MED EXPENSE-PATIENT LIABILITY ................ HB-0698
   MUNICIPAL REAL ESTATE TAX............................ HB-3675




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GIGLIO, FRANK REPRESENTATIVE (77TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   NO STATE ADS BEFORE ELECTION...................... HB-4230
   PEN CD-COOK CO-SHERIFF CREDITS ............ HB-1340
   PEN CD-IMRF-FLAT RATE 2%............................ HB-2296
   PENS CD-PRIOR SERVICE ..................................... HB-2294
   PENSION-COOK CO SHERIFF-AGE .................. HB-1338
   PENSION-COOK SHERIFF-AUTO INCR .......... HB- 1339
   PHONE AD SALES DISCLOSURE............................ HB-0541
   PLAT ACT-FINE/INJUNCTION............................ HB-2295
   PLUMBING UNLAWFUL ADVERTISING ............. HB-1223
   PROP TX-ASSESSOR EDUC.................................... HB-1315
   REAL ESTATE TRANSFER DISCLOSUR............... HB-3923
   RECORDERS-LIEN-NOTIFY OWNER............... HB-1030
   REV-ASSESSORS-QUALIFICATIONS............... HB-4266
   REV-TOWN COLLECTORS-DUTIES.................. HB-3958
   SCH CD- VISION TEST ............................................. HB-0233
   SHERIFFS ASSN-TRAINING ................................. HB-3109
   SR CITIZEN-PHARMACEUTICAL ASST............ HB-0695
   ST AGENCY DELINQUENT DEBT .......................... HB-4126
   STATE RECORDS ACT-EMERGENCIES............. HB-0840
   STEEL TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANCE..................... HB-4199
   TORT IMMUNITY-PUNITIVE DAMAGES.......... HB-1704
   TOWNSHIP PROTEST COUNTY ZONING............ HB-0733
   TOWNSHIPS-CONDEMNATION POWER........... HB-0732
   TRAVEL PROMOTN CONSUMR PROTECT.......... HB-4072
   TRUTH IN TAX-APPLICABILITY......................... HB-2913
   VEH CD-DUI-MOTOR VEH IMPOUNDMT....... HB-3626
   VEH CD-HAZARDOUS WASTE LICENSE .......... HB-1703
   VEH CD-TOW-TRUCK OPERATORS-INS...... HB-2197
   WRKR COMP/UNEMP INS-TRUCK OWNR....... HB-0604
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY GIGLIO
   HOUSE BILL: 8, 12, 34, 50, 52, 65, 70, 149, 161, 166, 179, 201, 211, 223, 259, 320, 383,
     421, 478, 564, 577, 581, 589, 621, 628, 671, 797, 887, 1098, 1240, 1332, 1376, 1456,
     1632, 1665, 1867, 1933, 2006, 2200, 2259, 2636, 3057, 3381, 3389, 3429, 3455, 4106,
     4129, 4186
   SENATE BILL: 62, 77, 95, 120, 216, 365, 454, 591, 716, 749, 752, 861, 1226, 1319,
     1326, 1390, 1393, 1497, 1600, 1615, 1786, 1793, 1869, 1889, 2127
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 98, 99, 293, 350, 354, 380, 390, 457, 461, 492, 557, 679, 750,
     983, 997, 1134, 1183, 1232, 1283, 1361, 1470, 1514, 1526, 1568, 1880, 1883, 1893,
     2002, 2009, 2010
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 173, 210
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 9, 26
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 61,139
GIORGI, E. J. REPRESENTATIVE (68TH DIST. DEM)
    $EPA-ROCKFORD SANITARY DIST.................... HB-1137
    $OCE-SUPREME COURT......................................... HB-0138
    AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM .................... HB-3890
    AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY ACT ............................... HB-0100
    ANIMAL CONTROL FUND/ORDINANCES ......... HB-1909
    AQUARIUMS/MUSEUMS/PUBLIC PARKS.......... HB-3845
    ASBESTOS-ABATEMNT AUTH MEMBERS........ HB-4014
    ASST REGIONAL SUPT SALARY INCR ............ HB-3677
    BLD HAZARDOUS SUBST NONCOMM WA......... HB-2743
    BUILD IL-HISTORIC CITIES FUND..................... HB-1381
    CANOE/KAYAK-NO REGISTRATION................ HB-3805
    CHARITABLE GAME-COIN DEVICES................. HB-1802
    CHILD-GRANDPARENT-VISITATION............. HB-1574
    CIRCUIT COURTS-WINNEBAGO......................... HB-1071
    CLINICAL LAB PRACTICE ACT.............................. HB-1067
    COLLECTN-FOREIGN GAMBLNG DEBTS......... HB-1545
    COMM COLLEGE-TENURE DEFINITION.......... HB-3481
    COMPENSATN REVIEW-SUPT SALARIE .......... HB-3082
    COMPTROLLER-PAY FED RES FEES............    HB-1306
    CONDOMINIUMS-EMINENT DOMAIN ............. HB-3767
    CONTRACTOR WAGE LIABILITY....................... HB-1990
    CONVEYANCES- LANGUAGE ............................ HB-3312
    CONVEYNCS-METES/BOUNDS CONTENT...... HB-0930





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GIORGI, E. J. REPRESENTATIVE (68TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   COUNTY BOARD-MAY INCREASE FEES.......... HB-3889
   COUNTY RECORDER-$3500 AWARD.................. HB-0941
   COUNTY ZONING-ADMINISTR ORDER........... HB-2373
   COURT REPORTERS/INCREASE SALRY............. HB-3768
   CREDIT CARD DISCLOSURE................................... HB-2415
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATE ......................... HB-0004
   CREDIT CARD-SOLICITING DISCLOS ............... HB-2388
   DCCA-LIMIT RETRAINING PAYMENT ............. HB-1444
   DCCA-LIMIT RETRAINING PAYMENT............. HB-3265
   DCMS-PROPERTY/WINNEBAGO CNTY........... HB-0061
   DENTAL PLAN REIMBURSE SUBSCBER ............. HB-1799
   DEPT-PRO REG/CRANE INSPECTOR................. HB-3480
   DMHDD-COMMUNITY SERVICES ACT............. HB-3300
   DORS-INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER ........... HB-2370
   DOT-STUDY PASSENGER RAIL ........................... HB-1801
   ECONOMIC INTEREST STATEMENTS................. HB-3978
   EDUC LAB REL-SHORT TERM EMPLOY........... HB-1800
   EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS/VETS KIDS................ HB-4269
   ELECTION CD-REGISTRATION........................... HB-0267
   ELECTIONS-SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT............. HB-3081
   ENTERPRISE ZONE-TAX REFUND..................... HB-1543
   EPA-SEWER CONSOLIDATION............................ HB-1135
   FOREIGN TRADE ZONE-ROCKFORD................ HB-1798
   GRAVEYARDS-PUBLIC TAX/INCREASE.......... HB-4122
   HIGHWAY SAFETY MAINTENANCE ACT.......... HB-3456
   ICC-RAILROAD-RIGHTS OF WAY.................... HB-3645
   IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE............................. HB-2047
   IL GRANT FUNDS RECOVERY ACT...................... HB-3131
   ILLINOIS DRUG TESTING ACT .............................. HB-3509
   ILLINOIS OMBUDSMAN ACT.................................. HB-1665
   INC TX-SR CITZ/DISABLED-EXEMPT ............ HB-3169
   INCR ST ATTORNYS ANNUAL SALARY............. HB-1072
   INS CD-GROUP HLTH-WORKER COMP.......... HB-4103
   INS-INDEPENDENT MEDICAL EXAM............... HB4025
   INSUR CD/NO CANCEL PAID POLICY.................. HB-1668
   INTEREST ACT-TECHNICAL CHANGE............. HB-2708
   JUVENILE COURT ACT 1987....................................  HB-0787
   LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ACT ...................... HB-1573
   LIFELINE SERVICE ACT........................................... HB-2139
   LIMIT HUMAN DEATH VIDEOS............................. HB-2612
   LIQUOR SALE-LOVES PARK CENTER ............... HB-0269
   LOTTERY--ADVERTISING EXPENSES................ HB-0629
   LOTTERY-MULTISTATE GAMES......................... HB-2801
   MASSAGE THERAPY REGULATION..................... HB-1991
   MATURED BOND-CONTINUING APPROP........ HB-1307
   MED PRAC-MEDICARE ASSIGNMENT.............. HB-0638
   MEDICAID-PREGNANT WOMEN ........................ HB-0295
   MENTAL HEALTH CARE-COUNTY TAX........... HB-0430
   MOTOR FUEL MARKETING ACT........................... HB-3932
   MUNI CD-DEPUTY CHIEFS................................... HB-1070
   MUNI CD-PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE.............. HB-0268
   MUNI/PUB UTIL-FRANCHSE AGREEMT.......... HB-3749
   MUNICIPAL CD/SPECIAL ASSESSMTS................ HB-3262
   NURSING HOMES-ACCREDITATION................ HB-4075
   OCCUPATION & USE TX-EXEMPTNS................ HB-0976
   OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE ACT................................ HB-2554
   PEN CD-EARLY RETIREMENT............................. HB-3330
   PEN CD-ST EMP-CORRECT FORMULA........... HB-1838
   PENSION CODE-LABOR DISPUTES..................... HB-0531
   PENSION-DEPUTY TRANSFER CREDIT............ HB-1054
   PENSION-IMRF-TRANSFER SHERIFF............. HB-1085
   PERSONNEL RECORDS-EXEMPTION................ HB-3379
   PERSONNEL RECORDS-INSPECTION ............ HB-4102
   PHYSICIANS-MEDICARE-NOTICE................... HB-3644
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE................................... HB-3381
   PRIVATE WELL WATER ACT............................... HB-2742
   PROHIBIT OBSCENE PHONE MESSAGE .............. HB-2142




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GIORGI, E. J. REPRESENTATIVE (68TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PUB UTILITIES/RATE INCREASES....................... HB-3559
   PUB UTILS-ADVERTISEMENTS........................... HB-2147
   RAFFLES ACT-MULTI LICENSE.......................... HB-1259
   REG & ED-HEALTH CARE ADVOCATE ............. HB-1708
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. HB-0280
   ROCKFORD MUSEUM AUTH ACT ..................... HB-3311
   SALARIES-REGIONAL SUPT SCHLS .................. HB-1446
   SAN DIST-INDEMNIFY EMPLOYEES ................. HB-1406
   SANITARY DIST 1917-QUICK TAKE.................... HB-1136
   SANITARY DIST-INJUNCTIONS.......................... HB-1404
   SANITARY DIST-CONNECT CHARGE............... HB-1945
   SANITARY DIST-ILLEGAL CONNECT............... HB-1948
   SANITARY DIST-HIRE EMPLOYEES .................. HB-1949
   SANITARY DIST-SEIZURE OF EQUIP ................ HB-1951
   SANITARY DISTRICT-DISCONNECT ................. HB-1405
   SANITARY DISTRICT-QUICK TAKE................... HB-1947
   SANITARY DISTRICTS-POWERS......................... HB-3261
   SBE/PETITION/CANDIDATE/CERTIFY............... HB-3121
   SCH CD-FISCAL NOTES ON RULES.................... HB-3635
   SCH CD-GRANTS-NOISE POLLUTION ............ HB-2926
   SOCIAL WORK-DEFER REPEAL......................... HB-3264
   SOCIAL WORKERS REGISTRATION................... HB-1608
   ST EMPLOYEE-COMPARABLE WORTH ............ HB-0678
   ST WORKERS-COMPARABLE WORTH .............. HB-3101
   STATE TREASURER-OATH ................................... HB-1896
   TUBERCULOSIS-TAX PURPOSES ........................ HB-4309
   UNEMPLOY INSUR-LABOR DISPUTE................ HB-0141
   UNEMPLOYMENT INS-RECOUPMENT ............. HB-1442
   VEH CD-MANDATORY AUTO INSURANC ....... HB-3900
   VEHICLE-APPEAL RESTRICT LICENS ............... HB-2759
   VIDEO MOVIES LIMIT RENTAL............................. HB-4198
   WORKERS COMP ACT-RATES.............................  HB-1069
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY GIORGI
   HOUSE BILL: 14, 39, 177, 236, 564, 700, 701, 702, 703, 704, 705, 707, 709, 750, 807,
     808, 810, 852, 912, 913, 955, 957, 958, 959, 1084, 1093, 1245, 1246, 4146
     SENATE BILL: 1, 16, 31, 43, 47, 56, 100, 117, 123, 200, 270, 385, 400, 467, 585, 652,
     653, 731, 782, 794, 827, 953, 1005, 1091, 1238, 1332, 1355, 1425, 1448, 1456, 1463,
     1889, 1906, 1972, 2003, 2079, 2193
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 1, 2, 3, 4, 17, 142, 153, 214, 235, 237, 321, 354, 392, 418, 455,
     500, 554, 580, 598, 663, 674, 709, 804, 901, 983, 1140, 1217, 1255, 1272, 1278, 1361,
     1402, 1928, 2021, 2023
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 5, 31, 106, 132, 140, 167, 170, 210
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 58, 134, 186
 GOFORTH, CHARLES WAYNE REPRESENTATIVE (115TH DIST. REP)
    $GRANTS DENR ........................ .... ...................  HB-1731
    $OCE-DEPT AGRICULTURE .................................. HB-0791
    $OCE-DEPT MINES & MINERALS....................... HB-3210
    $OCE-GOV LAW ENFORCEMT OFFICER........... HB-0793
    $OCE-LOCAL GOVMT LAW ENFORCEMT........ HB-3242
    $STATE POLICE BOARD ............................................ HB-1202
    ADMIN PROC-HEARING LOCALE ...................... HB-0077
    AIDS TEST-PROSTITUTE-PRISONER............... HB-2348
    AIDS TESTING-PRISONERS.................................. HB-1130
    COAL DEVELOP BD ONGOING AGENDA............. HB-1766
    COAL MINING ACT/MINERS BOARD.................. HB-4113
    COAL TECH DEV FUND TRANSFERS................... HB-1730
    CRIM CD-SEX OFFENSE-AIDS TEST ................ HB-0951
    ELCT CD-PRECINCT COMMITTEEMEN............ HB-0131
    ENGINE ID NUMBER/LICENSE PLATE ............ HB-0479
    HARVEST WEIGHT OVERLOADS........................ HB-2054
    HAZARD REGISTRY-CONFIDENTIAL............ HB-2360
    IL FINANCIAL SERV DEVELOPMNT ................. HB-2533
    KASKASKIA RIVER-WATER SALES.................... HB-0261
    LAW ENFORCMT MERIT BD INDEPEND............. HB-1206
    MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST........................ HB-0229
    MINING-FEES-ENFORCEMENT..................... HB-2797




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GOFORTH, CHARLES WAYNE REPRESENTATIVE (115TH DIST. REP)--Cont.
   MUNI CODE-FIREMEN-RESIDENCY............... HB-0429
   PEN CD-DEPT INSURANCE-PENALTES.......... HB-0592
   PEN CD-ST POLICE-MILITARY SERV.............. HB-1204
   PEN CD/ST EMP-CHESTER MH CENTR............ HB-0536
   PEN-TEACHR/MILITARY SERV CREDT ........... HB-0556
   PERSONAL PROPTY WAREHOUSE FEES ............ HB-1198
   PURCHASING ACT-ABANDONED LANDS........ HB-2428
   REPEAL GUN-OWNER ID REQUIREMNT......... HB-0653
   REPEAL GUN-OWNER ID REQUIREMNT......... HB-0804
   ST MINING BD-OIL & GAS BOARD..................... HB-4154
   UTILITIES NO FOREIGN ELECTRIC ..................... HB-1818
   VEH CD-REPEAL SAFETY BELTS........................ HB-0005
   VEH CD-5 MILE HIGHWAY ACCESS .................. HB-2319
   VEH CD/LIMIT SPEC EVENT PLATES .................. HB-2345
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY GOFORTH
   HOUSE BILL: 7, 35, 75, 125, 126, 140, 147, 193, 293, 318, 366, 468, 470, 535, 604, 680,
     807, 808, 809, 852, 1040, 1060, 1765, 1767, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, 1773, 1954, 2162,
     2342, 2525, 2596, 2722, 2917, 2925, 3099, 3278, 3549, 3551, 3595, 3742
   SENATE BILL: 74, 94, 270, 332, 466, 505, 573, 832, 868, 1169, 1393, 1728, 1729, 2079
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 136, 145, 327, 369, 438, 517, 593, 630, 724, 811, 904, 983,
     1069, 1169, 1187, 1188, 1198, 1252, 1365, 1561, 1688, 1689, 1703, 1707, 1813, 1953
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 62, 73, 106, 133, 200
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 6
GRANBERG, KURT M. REPRESENTATIVE (109TH DIST. DEM)
   ADOPTION-UNFIT PARENT-EVIDENCE......... HB-3337
   AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................. HB-3016
   AGRICULTURE-SEED CAPITAL FUND.............. HB-0703
   ANTI-TAKEOVER/CORPORATION................... HB-3008
   ATV ACT-EFFECTIVE OCT 1989............................ HB-4191
   ATVS-AGRICULTURAL EXEMPTION.............. HB-3115
   BUSINESS IMPACT NOTE ACT ............................... HB-1133
   CHARIT GAMES-VOLUNTR FIRE DEPT............ HB-0945
   CHILD ABDUCTION-CIVIL DAMAGES .............. HB-3332
   CIV ADMIN-GOV BUDGET INFO ......................... HB-2557
   COMM COLLEGE-USE OF GROUNDS................. HB-2104
   COMMITTEES/BOARDS-REPEAL.................. HB-2256
   CORPS-FOREIGN/TAXES AND FEES ................. HB-3792
   CREATES-DEPT CENTRAL COLLECTIN ........... HB-4274
   CRIM CD-BATTERY SR CITIZENS ................... HB-3615
   CRIM CD-KIDNAPPING-FELONY .................. HB-2957
   CRIM PROC-KIDNAPPING...................................... HB-2960
   CRIM PROC-PLEA BARGAINING .................... HB-3336
   CRIM PROC-WITNESS COMPETENCY............... HB-3331
   CRIM VIC-DEFINE VICTIM ................................... HB-2958
   CRIM-PATRONIZ JUV PROSTITUT..................... HB-3687
   CRIMINAL CD-CHILD PORNOGRAPHY............ HB-3335
   DCCA RUN WEATHERIZATION PROGRM.......... HB-2397
   DCCA-OPPORTUNITY CORRIDORS.................... HB-1565
   DCCA-REGIONAL TOURISM COUNCIL ............ HB-1566
   DCFS-CHLD ABUSE/EXTENSION/RPTS........... HB-0095
   DCFS-STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM................... HB-0098
   DEPT REG/ED-REVOKE LICENSE....................... HB-0047
   DEPT-CONSERVATION-OFFICE........................ HB-4279
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF...................... HB-0848
   DOT-STUDY CORN ON WINTER ROAD............. HB-2494
   ELEC CD-CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS........... HB-2103
   EMS SYSTEMS ACT-DEFINE NURSE ................. HB-1298
   EVIDENCE-STATEMENT BY CHILD ................... HB-3333
   FARM LOAN GUARANTEE-FUNDS.................... HB-3519
   FOREIGN CORP FEE AMNESTY ............................. HB-3793
   GASOHOL-3% STATE TAX CEILING................... HB-2752
   HEALTH FACILITIES-TERMS............................... HB-1580
   HLTH PLANS/PROGRMS-RURAL NEEDS ........ HB-1955
   IDFA-DIRECT LOAN PROGRAM....................... HB-2555
   INC TX-ADDL-EXEMPT $1000 ......................... HB-0251
   INS CD-ANTITRUST EXEMPTION....................... HB-3902




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GRANBERG, KURT M. REPRESENTATIVE (109TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   INS CD-HLTH INS DISCLOSURE ......................... HB-4013
   INSURANCE-COMPLAINTS-RULES................ HB-0751
   KASKASKIA RIVER-WATER SALES....................... HB-0261
   KIDNAPER REGISTRATION ACT........................... HB-3334
   LANDOWNER/CIVIL/LIABILITY .......................... HB-1421
   LAW ENFORCMT MERIT BD INDEPEND............. HB-1206
   LIMIT CORPORATE TAKEOVERS........................ HB-2975
   LOCAL GOV-POLICE PROTECTN/FEES............. HB-0087
   LOW  LEVEL WASTE SITES....................................... HB-4276
   MED EXPENSE-PATIENT LIABILITY ................. HB-0698
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ HB-1933
   MENTAL HEALTH-CONFIDENTIALITY ........... HB-2258
   NO COMPULSORY STATE RETIREMENT............ HB-2980
   NO-MAIL ORDER HEARING AID SALE............. HB-0640
   NURSING HOME ADMIN ACT.............................. HB-1433
   PAY COUNTY FOR PRISONERS ............................. HB-3267
   PEN CD-TEACHR-NONPUBLIC CREDIT......... HB-0449
   PRIVATE ACTIVITY BONDS-REVENUE ............ HB-2558
   PROBATE-GUARDN PETITN-MARRIAGE...... HB-2128
   PROBATE-WARDS ESTATE/GIFTS ..................... HB-2099
   PRODUCTION AG RESEARCH PROGRAM .......... HB-3852
   PROP TX-HOMESTED-INCREASE..................... HB-2912
   PUB AID-INVSTGATN-FRAUD-REMEDY..... HB-0478
   PUB UTIL NO SUMMER RATES.............................. HB-2905
   PUB UTIL/RATE SCHEDULE/USAGE................... HB-2900
   PUB UTL-COMMERCE COMM ELECTION........ HB-3054
   REPEAL GUN-OWNER ID REQUIREMNT......... HB-0653
   REV-NOTICE-EMPL TELEPHN NUMBER....... HB-1832
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0915
   SCH DIST-EXCUSE FROM MANDATES............. HB-2938
   SR CITIZEN-HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION........... HB-0491
   ST AGENCY-EMPLOYMNT-EDUC LOAN ....... HB-1098
   ST PROPRTY CONTROL-MASTER LIST............. HB-2250
   STATE AGENCIES-US FOOD ................................. HB-0260
   STATE AGENCIES-U S FOOD................................ HB-0708
   STATE VEHICLES-FUEL USAGE.......................... HB-0706
   SURROGATE PARENTHOOD-PROHIBIT ........... HB-2101
   TEMP REG PLATE-ARMED SERVICES............... HB-2151
   UNCLAIMED PROP-CLAIMS................................. HB-2100
   UTIL TAX DECREASE RATE DECREAS................ HB-2920
   UTILITIES NO FOREIGN ELECTRIC..................... HB-1818
   VEH CD-INCREASE SPEED LIMIT....................... HB-0065
   VEH CD-TARPAULIN VIOLATION...................... HB-0420
   VIET VET SERVICE CENTERS RPTS..................... HB-1370
   VIOLENT CRIME/CHILD VICTIMS................. HB-2959
   VOLUNTEER FIRE PROTEC ASSN ACT................ HB-0677
   WEIGHTS AND MEASURES-PENALTIES.......... HB-3117
   WILDLIFE CD-DISCHARGE FIREARM................ HB-0419
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY GRANBERG
   HOUSE BILL: 39, 111, 161, 180, 226, 306, 320, 428, 429, 504, 505, 506, 540, 560, 628,
      631, 639, 654, 696, 750, 860, 1030, 1106, 1245, 1364, 1491, 1623, 1652, 1681, 1682,
      1730, 1731, 1766, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1780, 1805, 1888, 1920, 1946, 1954, 1966, 2315,
      2446, 2585, 2590, 2721, 2930, 3124, 3397, 3437, 3848, 3850, 3907
    SENATE BILL: 21, 34, 94, 145, 248, 255, 266, 281, 300, 355, 377, 508, 696, 707, 708,
      789, 868, 886, 940, 956, 999, 1057, 1214, 1268, 1328, 1376, 1403, 1410, 1467, 1482,
      1616, 1647, 1676, 1685, 1691, 1714, 1794, 2147, 2257, 2258
    HOUSE RESOLUTION: 310, 517, 576, 626, 1034, 1144, 1163, 1164, 1383, 1400, 1401,
      1417, 1435, 1539, 1634, 1635, 1650, 1651, 1686, 1848, 1964, 1970
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 37, 73, 79, 183, 186, 188, 211
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 17
    SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 155
 GREIMAN, ALAN J. REPRESENTATIVE (1ST DIST. DEM)
    AIDS BLOOD TESTING .............................................. HB-1268
    CHILD CARE-PROHIBIT FIREARMS ............... HB-0883
    CHILD SUPP-COURT CLERK-NOTICE............. HB-2582
    CHILD SUPP-DEFAULT-PENALTY/INT.......... HB-2581




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GREIMAN, ALAN J. REPRESENTATIVE (1ST DIST. DEM--Cont.
   CIVIL PROC-HOSPITAL LIABILITY................. HB-0817
   CIVIL PROC-MED MALPRAC LIABITY .............. HB-0818
   CRIM CD-PROHIBIT SALE/HAND GUN ............ HB-0447
   DIVORCE-MAINTENANCE.................................. HB-1939
   DIVORCE--SUPPORT-BODY ATTACHMNT...... HB-2580
   DIVORCE-SUPPRT/REAL ESTAT LIEN.............. HB-2693
   DWNST POL/FIRE PENS CD/INVESTM ............... HB-2714
   EPA-BOTTLE DEPOSITS.......................................... HB-0062
   EPA-PERMITS & VIOLATIONS............................. HB-0345
   GROUP HEALTH EXTEND BENEFITS................... HB-1079
   HOMEOWNERS EMERGENCY ASSISTNCE........ HB-0716
   HUMAN RIGHT-SEXUAL ORIENTATION......... HB-0885
   HUMAN RIGHTS-AGE DEFINITION................... HB-0723
   INS PHYSICIAN MERIT RATE PLAN .................... HB-2267
   LABR RELATIONS-BOARD PRECEDNTS .......... HB-1007
   LOBBYIST REG ACT-DISCLOSURE..................... HB-0816
   PARENTAGE ACT-SUPPORT DETERMIN.......... HB-2579
   PEN CD-COOK COUNTY-ARTICLE.................... HB-0331
   PEN CD-FLAT RATE FORMULA......................... HB-1266
   PEN CD-HEALTH COST COUNCIL...................... HB-1689
   PERSNNEL CD LEAVE/ABSENCE-AIDS............ HB-0739
   PRENATAL/NEWBORN CARE ACT-DPH.......... HB-0294
   PUB AID-WORK INCENTIVE PAYMENT........... HB-0297
   PUB LABOR RELATIONS-TECH CHGES............ HB-2031
   RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE/ASSISTNCE............. HB-1114
   SALES TAX-END ON EAT-OUT FOOD.............. HB-0463
   SCHOOL CD-AIDS INSTRUCTION....................... HB-0742
   SCHOOL CD-TEACHER TRAINING-AID......... HB-0743
   ST UNIVERSITY RETIRMN/BENEFITS................ HB-2712
   TAX FORECLOSURES-RECEIVERS..................... HB-1412
   TAX SALES-ABATE/MULTI FAM RES ............. HB-1411
   UNIFD CD CORRECT-SEX ORIENTATN............ HB-0884
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY GREIMAN
   HOUSE BILL: 86, 588, 700, 701, 702, 703, 704, 707, 709, 734, 735, 736, 737, 738, 740,
     741, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1486
   SENATE BILL: 242, 497, 630, 668, 1325
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 17, 367, 512, 558, 692
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 45
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 45
HALLOCK, JOHN W. JR. REPRESENTATIVE (67TH DIST. REP)
   BAIL BOND-SATISFY OBLIGATION ................... HB-0221
   BLIND DIABETICS-CIRCUIT BRKR .................... HB-3346
   BUILD IL BOND AUTHORIZATN INCR................ HB-2824
   BUILD IL-HISTORIC CITIES FUND................... HB-1381
   CANOE AND KAYAK REGISTRATION................. HB-2925
   CIVIL PROC-VENUE/GOVMT CORP................... HB-0692
   COMMERCIAL CODE-BAD CHECK FEES.......... HB-3990
   CONDOMINIUMS-EMINENT DOMAIN ............. HB-3767
   CONVEYANCE ACT/METES & BOUNDS............. HB-3527
   CONVEYANCES-LANGUAGE............................. HB-3312
   CONVEYNCS-METES/BOUNDS CONTENT...... HB-0930
   COUNTY RECORDER-$3500 AWARD.................. HB-0941
   DCMS-MTR VEH CD LIAB COVERAGE.............. HB-2225
   DCMS-PROPERTY/WINNEBAGO CNTY............ HB-0061
   EPA LOCAL SOLID WASTE SURCHARG .............. HB-2819
   EPA-SEWER & WATER PROJECTS...................... HB-0308
   EPA-SEWER CONSOLIDATION............................ HB-1135
   FOREIGN TRADE ZONE-ROCKFORD ................. HB-1798
   GEN NOT-PROF CORP-LIMIT LIABIL.............. HB-3997
   HISTORIC PRESERVTN PLAQUE PROG............... HB-0231
   HMO-LIST OF HOSPITALS & DOCTOR.............. HB-3995
   HOUSING-HOMELESS PERSONS......................... HB-3494
   INCOME TX-CREDIT-CHILD CARE.................. HB-3670
   LAWN CHEMICL APPLICATN NOTICE................ HB-0918
   LOWLEVEL RADIO WASTE-HEARING.............. HB-1186
   MOTOR FUEL MARKETING ACT........................... HB-3932




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HALLOCK, JOHN W. JR. REPRESENTATIVE (67TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   PARK DISTRICTS-LEASE PROPERTY................. HB-3310
   PROHIBIT SUMMER UTILITY RATES................... HB-2903
   PURCH ACT-GOVT INTERN............................... HB-2815
   RECYCLING PILOT PROJECT ACT........................ HB-2606
   RECYCLING PILOT PROJECT ACT....................... HB-3372
   REGIONAL DEVEL AUTHORITY ACT .............. HB-2626
   RESPONSIBLE PROPERTY TRANSFER ................ HB-3462
   ROCKFORD MUSEUM AUTH ACT ......................... HB-3311
   SCH CD/JUVENILE CHRONIC TRUANT.............. HB-1193
   SUNSET CODE TERM APPOINTMENTS............... HB-2224
   UNDERAGE DRINKING-GATHERING ............... HB-1944
   VIDEO MOVIES LIMIT RENTAL............................. HB-4198
   WORKERS COMPENSATION-BENEFITS........... HB-0929
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HALLOCK
   HOUSE BILL: 205, 232, 451, 545, 1367, 2433, 3167
   SENATE BILL: 2, 47, 442, 484, 688, 914, 1498, 1593, 1972, 1978, 2232
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 455, 554, 580, 663, 674, 804, 844, 1217, 1633, 1902, 1928,
     2023
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 5, 138, 171, 174, 224
HANNIG, GARY REPRESENTATIVE (98TH DIST. DEM)
   $GRANTS DENR ................................... .............  HB-1731
   $U OF I/RESEARCH PROGRAM.............................. HB-3866
   ACC/HLTH CLAIM-EMPLYEE DISCHRG.......... HB-0814
   ADOPTION-CONSENT-REVOKE...................... HB-3293
   AFDC-EARN INCOME-POVERTY LEVEL........ HB-3299
   AGRICULTURE-SEED CAPITAL FUND.............. HB-0703
   ATV ACT-EFFECTIVE OCT 1989............................ HB-4191
   ATV ACT- REPEALS................................................  HB-3916
   BACCALAUREATE SAVING-POWERS.............. HB-2986
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-VETERANS.......................... HB-0753
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-1888
   COAL DEVELOP BD ONGOING AGENDA............. HB-1766
   COAL MINERS MEMORIAL DAY ........................... HB-1954
   COAL TECH DEV FUND TRANSFERS................... HB-1730
   COMM COLLEGE-MAILING LIST....................... HB-3321
   COUNTIES-GROUP INS TAX................................. HB-3290
   COUNTY OFFICERS-OPEN SATURDAY ............ HB-4003
   CRIM CD-INCREASE PENALTIES ................... HB-1624
   DENR-EVALUATE COAL PROJECTS ............... HB-2315
   DORS-INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER ........... HB-2370
   ELEC CD-JUDGES/SALARIES........................... HB-0492
   EMERGNCY HOMELESS VETS PROJECT............ HB-1841
   ENV CLEANUP RESPONSIBILITY ACT ................ HB-2141
   ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ACT................ HB-0725
   FARM DEBT MEDIATION ACT................................. HB-0705
   FARM DEBT MEDIATION ........................ .......... HB-3083
   FIRE DISTRICT-AUTO DISCONNECT................. HB-0694
   FIRE EQUIP DISTRIBUTR/REGULATN............. HB-1279
   FIRE PROT-PERMANENT ASSGNMENT........... HB-3273
   FISH CD-ADMIN ORDER-HEARING ................ HB-2203
   FRANCHISE-DISCLOSURES............................... HB-2011
S  GASOHOL-3% STATE TAX CEILING................ HB-2752
   GENETIC ENGINEERED ORGANISMS................. HB-1866
   HOME CARE SERVICES-INCR ASSETS.............. HB-0654
   IDFA-DIRECT LOAN PROGRAM.......................... HB-2555
   ILL FARM DEV ACT-INTEREST RATE................ HB-2268
   INS CD-RATE REGULATION.................................. HB-3901
   LOCAL GOVERNMNT-GROUP INS ..................... HB-3769
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT............... HB-1491
   LOW LEVEL WASTE SITES....................................... HB-4276
   MED EXPENSE-PATIENT LIABILITY ................. HB-0698
   MOBILE HOME SECURITY DEPOSITS............... HB-0328
   MUNI CODE-FIREMEN-RESIDENCY............ HB-0429
   MUNI-PROH TRANSMSN ELECTRICITY.......... HB-3850
   MUNI-REPUBLICATION ORDINANCE .............. HB-1984
   NO STATE COMPULSORY RETIREMENT.......... HB-1848




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HANNIG, GARY REPRESENTATIVE (98TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PEN CD-DNST TEACHER-SICK LEAVE........... HB-0385
   PEN-TEACHR/MILITARY SERV CREDT........... HB-0556
   PENSION-AD HOC INCREASE.............................. HB-1322
   PERS CD-PROTECT WHISTLEBLOWERS........... HB-1780
   PERSONNEL CD-HIRE 10% VETERAN .............. HB-3291
   PUB UTIL LEAST EXPENSIVE GAS........................ HB-0610
   PUB UTIL-FIRE PROTECT CHRGE ...................... HB-3298
   PUB UTILS-ADVERTISEMENTS........................... HB-2147
   PUBLIC UTLITY/LIMIT ACCESS FEE ................... HB-3437
   RECREATN AREA-LANDOWNR LIABLTY ....... HB-0806
   RURAL RAILROAD CROSS-FATALITY.............. HB-2878
   SCH CD-BOARD MEMBER WORKSHOPS.......... HB-1052
   SCH CD-DRUGS/SUBST ABUSE ED..................... HB-1868
   SCH CD-ROUTINE TASK REDUCTION .............. HB-1301
   SCH CD-TCHR USE REASNBLE FORCE............. HB-1946
   SCH DIST-EXCUSE FROM MANDATES............. HB-2938
   SCHOOL CD & INCOME TAX-FUNDING........... HB-3156
   SCHOOL DISTRICT INCOME TAX ......................... HB-4292
   SIU COAL RESEARCH CENTER.............................. HB-2316
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO-DISTRIBUTION........... HB-1726
   SR CITZ-TAX REDUCTN MOBILE HM ............... HB-3360
   STATE AGENCIES-US FOOD................................. HB-0260
   STATE AGENCIES-U S FOOD................................ HB-0708
   STATE VEHICLES-FUEL USAGE.......................... HB-0706
   TAX CREDIT-SENIOR CITIZENS......................... HB-0656
   TOXIC WASTE STRIKE FORCE............................... HB-4280
   TRANSIENT MERCHANT ACT 1987 ...................... HB-0560
   TRUTH  IN TAXATION ............................................... HB-2914
   UNEMPLOYMNT INS-SCH BUS DRIVER........... HB-0195
   VEH CD-FARM TRUCK FEES................................ HB-3292
   VEH CD-REPEAL SAFETY BELTS........................ HB-0005
   VEHICLE EMISSN INSPECT-EXEMPTN ............ HB-0805
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HANNIG
   HOUSE BILL: 4, 23, 65, 75, 276, 421, 427, 680, 804, 809, 860, 1038, 1102, 1384, 1399,
     1767, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, 1773, 1955, 2403, 3033, 3499, 3519, 3742, 3848, 3852,
     4054, 4154
     SENATE BILL: 74, 82, 144, 257, 270, 302, 377, 421, 466, 488, 506, 618, 695, 801, 814,
     884, 886, 981, 1012, 1057, 1207, 1208, 1226, 1282, 1291, 1393, 1467, 1814, 1914,
     2028
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 101, 156, 176, 361, 517, 576, 657, 1164, 1187, 1386, 1417,
     1435
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 73, 224
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 8
HARRIS, DAVIS REPRESENTATIVE (53RD DIST. REP)
    $OCE-DEPT-VETERANS AFFAIRS.................... HB-0776
    ABOLISH COMPENSATION REVIEW.................... HB-0335
    BANKS-SELL INSURANCE.................................... HB-2525
    CANOE/KAYAK-NO REGISTRATION.............. HB-3805
    CIVIL PROC-PUN DAMAGES/DRUGS................ HB-0999
    COMP REVIEW BRD-GA ADOPTION................... HB-0323
    COMPTROLLER-DIRECT DEPOSITS.................. HB-0244
    DEPT REHAB SERV-COMPENSATION .............. HB-2357
    ELCT CD-FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE.................. HB-0324
    FIRE PROT DIST-VET PREFERENCE .................. HB-1087
    GENERAL ASSEMBLY-LIMITS BILLS................ HB-1634
    GRANT FUNDS RECOVERY-EXCLUSION ........ HB-2221
    INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-0304
    INCOME TX-NATIONAL GUARD PAY............... HB-1577
    LOCKSMITH LICENSING ACT................................ HB-1510
    MERGED BANKS MAINTAIN FACILTY ............... HB-0475
    MILITARY AND NAVAL CODE............................ HB-3712
    MOBILE HOME PARK ACT/CHANGE................ HB-2363
    MOBILE HOME RESALE REMOVAL...................... HB-1188
    MOBILE HOMES-LEASE PROVISIONS............... HB-3706
    PARK DIST CD-NOM PETITIONS............................ HB-1044
    PENSION MANAGEMENT COUNCIL................. HB-2539




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HARRIS, DAVIS REPRESENTATIVE (53RD DIST. REP}-Cont.
   REPEAL COMPENSATION REVIEW ACT............. HB-4272
   RETAILER TAX-REVENUE-INFORMATN...... HB-3753
   REVENUE-COUNTY ASSESSOR-INFO............. HB-0334
   ST FINANCE-RAINY DAY FUND......................... HB-2536
   STATE SALES TAX RATES-REDUCE .................. HB-0303
   TAX-COMPUTER SOFTWARE............................... HB-0302
   TAX-COMPUTER SOFTWARE............................... HB-3065
   TELEPHONE PRIVACY ACT..................................... HB-0322
   TORT IMMUNITY-OBSOLETE SECTION........... HB-3285
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HARRIS
   HOUSE BILL: 23, 417, 879, 945, 1118, 1396, 1688, 3943, 4295, 4296, 4297
   SENATE BILL: 668, 898, 2116
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 17, 166, 228, 325, 680, 894, 895, 1027, 1146, 1196, 1249, 1336,
     1356, 1436, 1485, 1502, 1618, 1875, 2003
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 3, 19, 171, 172, 173, 174, 182, 187, 210, 220
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 2, 29
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 159
HARTKE, CHARLES A. REPRESENTATIVE (107TH DIST. DEM)
   $DEPT PUBL HLTH/PHYSICIAN SERV................. HB-0800
   $DEPT REG & ED-HOME INSPECTORS.............. HB-1894
   ADDICTS-TREATMENT/CONVICTION ............. HB-0504
   ADOPTION-UNFIT PARENT-EVIDENCE......... HB-3337
   AGRICULTURE-SEED CAPITAL FUND.............. HB-0703
   BINGO-LICENSE/REGULATIONS..................... HB-1654
   CHARITABLE GAME-VET/FRAT ORGN............ HB-0860
   CHECK CASHING BY MERCHANTS ..................... HB-0513
   CHILD ABDUCTION-CIVIL DAMAGES.............. HB-3332
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-INCOME LEVEL.............. HB-0273
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-VETERANS .......................... HB-0753
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-1888
   CONSERVANCY DIST-DISCONNECT................. HB-3063
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-BUILDING ............ HB-1302
   CORRECTIONS-PAROLE HEARING ................ HB-3059
   COUNTY HIGHWAYS REPAIRS.............................. HB-1185
   CREDIT CARD APPLICATN DISCLOSR ................ HB-1630
   CRIM CD-BAD CHECKS-CIVIL LIAB ................ HB-3114
   CRIM CD-DISCHARGE FIREARM ........................ HB-0355
   CRIM CD-KIDNAPPING-FELONY .................. HB-2957
   CRIM CD-NSF CHECK-NOTICE ......................... HB-0352
   CRIM PROC-BAIL-VICTIM IMPACT .............. HB-0696
   CRIM PROC-KIDNAPPING..................................... HB-2960
   CRIM PROC-PLEA BARGAINING .................... HB-3336
   CRIM PROC-WITNESS COMPETENCY................ HB-3331
   CRIM VIC-DEFINE VICTIM ................................... HB-2958
   CRIM-PATRONIZ JUV PROSTITUT..................... HB-3687
   CRIMINAL CD-DISCHARGE FIREARM ............. HB-0356
   DCCA RUN WEATHERIZATION PROGRM.......... HB-2397
   DCCA-COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION........... HB-2744
   DCCA-OPPORTUNITY CORRIDORS.................... HB-1565
   DECEPTV PRACTIC-TREBLE DAMAGES........... HB-0357
   DIV DEFENS CONTRACT PROCUREMNT ........... HB-1003
   DOT-STUDY CORN ON WINTER ROAD............. HB-2494
   DRUG CONVCTN SUPERVISION............................ HB-0931
   ELEC CD-VACANCY ST OFFICE .......................... HB-3018
   ELECTN CD-RECALL ELECTD OFFICL.............. HB-2924
   ENGINE ID NUMBER/LICENSE PLATE .............. HB-0479
   EPA EXEMPT CNTY SOLID WSTE FEE................. HB-1561
   EVIDENCE-STATEMENT BY CHILD................ HB-3333
   HLTH PLANS/PROGRMS-RURAL NEEDS ........ HB-1955
   ILL FARM DEV ACT-INTEREST RATE............... HB-2268
   INC TX-ADDL-EXEMPT $1000 ......................... HB-0251
   INCOME TAX REFUNDS-PAYMENT............... HB-4219
   INS CD-ADULT CHILD COVERAGE .................... HB-0754
   KIDNAPER REGISTRATION ACT........................ HB-3334
   LICENSING OF HOME INSPECTORS ................. HB.1893
   LIMIT AUTOMATIC TELLER FEES..........  .... HB4294




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HARTKE, CHARLES A. REPRESENTATIVE (107TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   LOCAL GOV-POLICE PROTECTN/FEES............. HB-0087
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT............. HB-3908
   LOW LEVEL WASTE SITES..................... ............ HB-4276
   MED PRAC ACT-LEGEND DRUGS....................... HB-1871
   MORTGAGE NOTIFY MORTGAGOR SALE.......... HB-2687
   MOTOR VEHICLE REPLACEMT SAFETY............. HB-2007
   PEN CD-ST EMP-MILITARY CREDIT............ HB-0353
   PHONE COMPANY-120 MINUTE USAGE........... HB-0354
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW COMM.............. HB-0306
   PRODUCTION AG RESEARCH PROGRAM .......... HB-3852
   PUB UTIL LEAST EXPENSIVE GAS........................ HB-0610
   PUB UTIL-LOCAL PHONE SERVICE ................ HB-0748
   PUB UTL-METER RATES........................................ HB-0123
   PUBLIC HEALTH-EMERG MED SERVCE........... HB-1464
   REAL ESTATE TRANSFER DISCLOSUR............... HB-1892
   ROAD DISTRICT-PROPERTY TAX....................... HB-4115
   SANITARY LANDFILL INSPECTION ................... HB-1463
   SCH CD-DRIVERS ED-AGE 55............................. HB-0358
   SR CITZ/DISABLED-CAP LIMIT .......................... HB-3062
   STATE VEHICLES-FUEL USAGE.......................... HB-0706
   STUDDED TIRES-FIRE VEHICLES................... HB-3061
   SWINE DISEASE CONTROL ACT............................ HB-0056
   TELECOMMUNICATION RATES-ICC................. HB-0618
   TELEPHONE LIFELINE RATES............................... HB-0752
   TOWNSHIP-TAX-EQUALIZED VALUE............ HB-4114
   UNEMPLY INS-VOLUNTRY LEAVING.............. HB-0619
   VEH CD-ODOMETER TAMPERING ..................... HB-2052
   VEH CD-ODOMETER TAMPERING ..................... HB-3060
   VEH CD-SEAT BELT VIOLATION......................... HB-1631
   VEH CD-STUD TIRES FIRE VEHICLE ................. HB-0380
   VEH CD-TARPAULIN VIOLATION..................... HB-0420
   VEH CD-WINDSHIELD WIPER/LIGHTS............ HB-3376
   VEH CODE-RENTALS/INSURNCE SOLD.......... HB-0555
   VIOLENT CRIME/CHILD VICTIMS ....................... HB-2959
   WILDLIFE CD-DISCHARGE FIREARM............... HB-0419
   WILDLIFE CD-LICENSE-SS NUMBER ............. HB-3375
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HARTKE
   HOUSE BILL: 72, 184, 247, 249, 252, 260, 269, 293, 328, 393, 394, 425, 461, 464, 465,
     491, 502, 505, 510, 525, 527, 528, 529, 535, 623, 628, 631, 632, 644, 653, 672, 677,
     685, 695, 705, 708, 712, 750, 755, 787, 871, 915, 988, 1041, 1110, 1133, 1217, 1218,
     1240, 1299, 1320, 1399, 1461, 1566, 1585, 1605, 1628, 1682, 1801, 1832, 1882, 1909,
     1911, 1954, 2152, 2201, 2301, 2304, 2328, 2370, 2371, 2389, 2415, 2571, 2585, 2694,
     2900, 3058, 3070, 3267, 3301, 3302, 3335, 3519, 4096
   SENATE BILL: 1, 34, 36, 56, 94, 132, 225, 355, 384, 569, 687, 697, 801, 814, 886, 894,
     956, 1025, 1056, 1328, 1403, 1534, 1647, 1685, 1701, 1913
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 15, 107, 349, 440, 509, 662, 1129, 1164, 1205, 1268, 1314,
     1353, 1435, 1714, 1837, 1890, 1992
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 3, 34, 145, 155, 160, 166, 188
HASARA, KAREN REPRESENTATIVE (100TH DIST. REP)
   $OCE-CRIMINAL JUSTCE INFO AUTH.............. HB-0768
   $OCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS .................................. HB-0789
   $OCE-DEPT-CORRECTIONS ............................. HB-3205
   $OCE-HISTORIC PRESERVTN AGENCY............ HB-3234
   $OCE-PRISONER REVIEW BOARD ...................... HB-0769
   AGGRAVATED ASSAULT FIREARM .................. HB-1040
   AGING ACT-ALZHEIMER TASK FORCE ........... HB-2852
   AGING-LONG TERM CARE INSUR ................. HB-3874
   ALCOHOL TRTMT LICENS ADMNSTRTN........... HB-2668
   ALTERNATE PROBATN SENTNCNG PRG........... HB-1729
   APPELLATE CT/ELECT/OBSOLETE...................... HB-3459
   BAIL FORFEITURE-DRIVER ED FUND.............. HB-1558
   BRD OF REGENTS-EMPLOY CONFLICT............ HB-1998
   BUREAU OF HEARING IMPAIRED..................... HB-2414
   CHARITABL GAMES-CIVIC/VETERANS........... HB-2160
   CHILD CARE ACT-EMRGNCY PERMIT............. HB-2162
   CHILD CARE EMPLOYE-DISCRIMNATN.......... HB-1546




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HASARA, KAREN REPRESENTATIVE (100TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   CIVIL JURY-SUPREME COURT RULE.............. HB-3756
   CIVIL PROC-SERVE-PUBLIC/NOTICE............. HB-1557
   CMS-INCR FEMALE EMPLOYMENT.................. HB-3363
   COMM COLLEGE EMP ADVISORY BRD................ HB-0850
   CONSERVATION-FIRE MANAGEMENT............ HB-2215
   CORN-BASED PLASTIC BAGS............................... HB-3254
   CORONER-INQUEST-FAMILY-NOTICE....... HB-2514
   CORR-RESENTENC AFTER PROBATION.......... HB-1567
   CORRECTIONS-RESENTENCING...................... HB-2157
   COURT CLERKS-AUTOMATION FEE................. HB-3072
   COURT CLERKS-AUTOMATION FEE............... HB-3074
   CRIM CD-INTIMIDATN-PHONE/MAIL........... HB-2159
   CRIM ID ACT-BURN REPORTING ..................... HB-1318
   CRIM PROC-EAVESDROPPING ............................ HB-3484
   CRIM PROC-PUBLISH UNCLAIM BAIL ............. HB-2240
   DAY CARE-CHILD ABUSE..................................... HB-3646
   DMHDD-COMMUNI RESPITE SERVICES.......... HB-2845
   DMHDD-RECIPIENT OF SERVICES..................... HB-2336
   DMHDD-SURPLUS PROPRTY PROCEEDS......... HB-2335
   DORS-GRANTS-REHABILITATN ..................... HB-3552
   DORS- LEKOTEKS .............................. ..................  HB-1014
   ELDER ABUSE DEMO PROJCT-EXTEND........... HB-2840
   ELEC CD-LIST/ELECTION JUDGES.................. HB-1762
   ELEC CD-LIST/ELECTION JUDGES.................... HB-2964
   ELEC CD-NOTICE OF ELECTION......................... HB-3660
   EXPLOSIVES ACT......................................................  HB-3613
   FIRE DIST-COPIES COURT ORDERS................... HB-2239
   FIREWORKS-SPARKLERS ................................... HB-2158
   FISH-WILDLIFE-ISSUING FEES ........................ HB-2216
   GUARDIANSHIP & ADVOCACY COMM............... HB-3777
   HERITAGE PRESERVATION ACT .......................... HB-3951
   HOTELS-DISABLED PERSONS.............................. HB-2161
   HUMAN RGHTS-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION......... HB-3364
   IDPA-ILLEGAL SALE COMMODITIES ............. HB-2230
   ILLINOIS FRESH LABEL PROGRAM..................... HB-1187
   INCOME TAX CREDIT-EMPLOYERS.............. HB-3365
   LICENSE REVOKE-NONPAYMENT ................. HB-2827
   LIQUOR-ST MUSEUM/DICKSON MOUND ....... HB-3426
   LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN .................... HB-3971
   MENTAL HEALTH INVENTORIES......................... HB-2338
   MHDD RECORDS-ACCESS..................................... HB-3826
   MIN & FEM BUSINESS-CONTRACTS ................. HB-1194
   MIN & FEMALE TOLL FREE PHONE # ............... HB-2124
   MINOR-MNTL HLTH FACILTY-DISCHG........ HB-2800
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSINESS......................... HB-3582
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW BRD................... HB-3393
   PROPERTY TAX-REDEMPTN NOTICES............. HB-2513
   PUB AID-CHILD SUPP-DEMO PRGRM............. HB-2862
   PUB HEALTH-DIABETES-HISPANICS ............. HB-1646
   PUBLIC HLTH-POLIO-INFORMATION............ HB-1522
   REHABILITATN-SUPPORTD EMPLOYMT ........ HB-3553
   SANITARY DIS/REFERENDM/TRUSTEE............ HB-3458
   SCH CD-SPECL ED/DEFINE AUTISM................. HB-2645
   SCH CD-TAX COLLECTOR-PYMT..................... HB-2646
   SCH CD-TEACHER EVALUATION....................... HB-0126
   SCH CD-VOC ED TCHR GRANTS......................... HB-2512
   SCH CD/SBE REPORT CATALOG ........................... HB-2511
   SEVERED COAL-LOCAL TAX ............................... HB-0993
   ST EMPL INSUR-LONG TERM CARE................... HB-3877
   ST MINING BRD-OIL & GAS BRD........................ HB-3614
   ST POLICE-CRIM CHECK EMPLOYEE ............... HB-2515
   STATE POLICE FORENSIC LAB ........................... HB-2331
   STATE POLICE-BACKGROUND CHECKS.......... HB-3486
   TECH INNOV/COMMERCILIZ COUNCIL............ HB-2837
   TOWNSHIP ORG-ANNEX/RECONNECTN........ HB-0230
   UTILITIES NO FOREIGN ELECTRIC .................. HB-1818
   VEH CD-DRUG OFF--REVOKE/LICENSE......... HB-4042




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HASARA, KAREN REPRESENTATIVE (100TH DIST. REP--Cont.
   VEH-REDUCTION REGISTRATION FEE............ HB-3979
   WATER WELLS-NONPOTABLE............................ HB-4034
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HASARA
   HOUSE BILL: 146, 393, 468, 945, 1188, 1393, 1467, 1534, 2260, 2370, 2458, 2722,
     2842, 2843, 2844, 2846, 2967, 3099, 3499, 4272
   SENATE BILL: 9, 35, 36, 247, 294, 323, 383, 535, 573, 646, 662, 762, 780, 832, 894,
     1047, 1157, 1226, 1234, 1278, 1493, 1494, 1736, 1757, 2232, 2258
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 23, 229, 269, 295, 309, 349, 440, 454, 482, 559, 591, 657, 676,
     699, 838, 854, 909, 1008, 1009, 1127, 1149, 1169, 1175, 1187, 1325, 1420, 1422, 1500,
     1593, 1660, 1662, 1680, 1688, 1689, 1690, 1712, 1919, 1920, 1930, 1940, 1950, 2025
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 25, 84, 89, 125, 133, 172, 182, 187, 196, 204, 219, 224
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 11, 49, 53, 76, 111, 122, 175
HENSEL, DONALD N. REPRESENTATIVE (50TH DIST. REP)
   $OCE-COMMS BANKS/TRUST COMPANY....... HB-0766
   $OCE- DCM S.............................................................  HB-0778
   $OCE-DEPT PROFESSNAL REGULATN ............. HB-3209
   $OCE-DEPT-CMS.............................................  HB-3204
   $OCE-SECRETARY OF STATE............................... HB-0606
   $OCE-SECRETARY OF STATE............................... HB-3403
   AIRPORT AUTH-DUPAGE COUNTY ................... HB-0016
   ASURE/RADIOACT WASTE DISP SITE................. HB-3429
   BANK SUBSIDIARY PRIOR APPROVAL ............. HB-3975
   BARBER COSMETOLOGY/COMM MEMBER...... HB-0237
   BRANCH BANK PRIOR APPROVAL....................... HB-3976
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-GLAUCOMA DRUGS......... HB-0347
   CNTY/UNINCORP AREA OCCUPY PRMT........... HB-1291
   COTERM TWNSHIP DISCONNECT-TAX ........... HB-3071
   COUNTY BUDGET LAW-FUNDS.......................... HB-2873
   COUNTY BUDGET LAW-FUNDS.......................... HB-3940
   COUNTY HIGHWAYS REPAIRS.............................. HB-1185
   COURT CLERKS-AUTOMATION FEE................. HB-3072
   COURT CLERKS-AUTOMATION FEE................. HB-3074
   DCFS-PREFERRED FOSTER PARENTS .............. HB-3998
   EPA-BOTTLE DEPOSIT.......................................... HB-1292
   FENCES-LIMIT TO AG AREA................................ HB-0457
   FOREST PRESERV-ACQUIRE PROPRTY............ HB-3073
   IDOT-MOWING HIGHWAYS ................................. HB-1184
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT........................................ HB-1427
   MEDICAL PROOF ACTS-DEFER DATE............... HB-1436
   MUNI CD-DEMOTION/DRUG TESTS ............ HB-2564
   NURSING HOME ADMIN ACT................................ HB-1433
   OPTOMETRIC ACT/VETERINARY STND............ HB-1430
   PERMITS SHAMPOOING/NO LICENSE................. HB-3477
   PEST CONTROL/INSURANCE TRUSTS................ HB-0292
   PHARMACY PRACTICE ACT...................................HB-1432
   PHYSICIANS ASST ACT/BROKER FEE................. HB-1429
   PODIATRIC PRACTICE ACT .................................... HB-1431
   POLICE-FIREFIGHTERS/DEMOTION................ HB-3396
   PSYCHOLOGIST REGISTRATION ACT................. HB-1434
   PUB HLTH-LICENSES-LATE FEES................... HB-4171
   PUB HLTH-WATER WELL CONSTRUCTN........ HB-3941
   SCH CD-CRIMINAL BACKGRND CHECK.......... HB-1183
   SCH CD-DISMISS-EDUCATNL EMPLOY......... HB-3252
   SCH CD-EMPLOY-BACKGROUND CHECK..... HB-1120
   SCH CD-FISCAL YEAR EVALUATION ............. HB-3249
   SCH CD-SPEC ED TAX INCREASE....................... HB-3253
   SCH CD-ST AID/DAILY ATTND........................... HB-3250
   SCH CD-SUPER COLLIDER ST AID ..................... HB-3473
   SCH CD-TRANSPORT TAX INCREASE............... HB-3251
   SCH CD-UTILITY SERVICES TAX........................ HB-3248
   SERVICE TAXES-TAX BASE............................... HB-3089
   SOCIAL WORKERS REGISTRATION AC.............. HB-1435
   SUPER COLLIDER--CONSTRUCTION.................. HB-3049
   SUPER COLLIDER-COMPENS TX LOSS............. HB-3050
   SUPER COLLIDER-COMP TAX LOSS.................. HB-3472
   THE NURSING ACT...............................................  HB-1428




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HENSEL, DONALD N. REPRESENTATIVE (50TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   TOWNSHIP OPEN SPACE-LIMIT.......................... HB-1049
   TRANSPORTATN IMPACT DIST/FEES................. HB-3457
   TWNSHP BRD-POLITICAL PARTY ...................... HB-0593
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HENSEL
   HOUSE BILL: 205, 305, 666, 1358, 3362, 3913
   SENATE BILL: 232, 233, 320, 337, 339, 427, 461, 481, 985, 1625, 1673, 1730, 1742,
     1750, 1979
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 261, 277, 301, 311, 441, 488, 633, 779, 799, 844, 890, 1280
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 11, 24, 35, 66, 67, 82, 86, 107, 108, 115, 116, 117, 126,
     127, 150, 181, 193, 229
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 64, 185
GOV FINANCIAL PROBLEMS-EAST ST LOUIS
HICKS, LARRY W. REPRESENTATIVE (108TH DIST. DEM)
   $FARM DEVELOPMT AUTH/SEED FUND............ HB-0704
   $GRANTS-DEPT AGRICULTURE ......................... HB-0707
   ADOPTION-UNFIT PARENT-EVIDENCE......... HB-3337
   AGING-SHARE HOUSING PROGRAM ................ HB-0664
   AGRI GRAIN MARKETING COMPACT............... HB-0718
   AGRI GRAIN MARKETING COMPACT................. HB-0841
   ALARM INSTALLERS-LICENSURE .................... HB-1027
   APPELLATE COURT-INCR JUDGES.................... HB-1063
   ATVS-REGULATORY CHANGES.......................... HB-3776
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH ................. HB-0700
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH ................. HB-3848
   CHECK CASHING BY MERCHANTS ..................... HB-0513
   CHILD ABDUCTION-CIVIL DAMAGES .............. HB-3332
   CHILDREN-RECORDS-DISCLOSURE............... HB-3886
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-VETERANS.......................... HB-0753
   COAL MINERS MEMORIAL DAY ........................... HB-1954
   COMPENSATN REVIEW-SUPT SALARIE .......... HB-3082
   CORPS-FOREIGN/TAXES AND FEES ................. HB-3792
   CRIM CD-KIDNAPPING-FELONY ..................... HB-2957
   CRIM ID ACT-EXPUNGE RECORDS.................... HB-1028
   CRIM ID ACT-EXPUNGE RECORDS .................. HB-3095
   CRIM PROC-KIDNAPPING...................................... HB-2960
   CRIM PROC-PLEA BARGAINING .................... HB-3336
   CRIM PROC-WITNESS COMPETENCY................ HB-3331
   CRIM VIC-DEFINE VICTIM ................................... HB-2958
   CRIM-PATRONIZ JUV PROSTITUT..................... HB-3687
   CRIMINAL CD-CHILD PORNOGRAPHY............ HB-3335
   DCCA RUN WEATHERIZATION PROGRM.......... HB-2397
   DCCA-COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION........... HB-2744
   DENR-EVALUATE COAL PROJECTS .................. HB-2315
   DOT-STUDY CORN ON WINTER ROAD............. HB-2494
   DRILLING OPERATIONS ACT................................. HB-1584
   EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS/VETS KIDS................ HB-4269
   ELEC CD-ABSENTEE VOTING.............................. HB-0955
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING TEST.............. HB-3139
   ELEC CD-REGISTRAR & ABSENTEE.................. HB-1582
   ELECTION CD-ABSENTEE BALLOTS ................. HB-0636
   ELECTIONS-REGISTRATION CARDS................. HB-0652
   ENGINE ID NUMBER/LICENSE PLATE ............... HB-0479
   ENTERPRISE ZONE TAX EXEMPTS...................... HB-3982
   ENTERPRISE ZONE-CERTIFY ZONES.............. HB-4111
   ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIERS-ACCESS........... HB-3801
   EPA-SEWER CONSOLIDATION............................ HB-1135
   EPA-VOIDS RULES/PCB TO ADOPT.................. HB-1263
   EVIDENCE-STATEMENT BY CHILD................... HB-3333
   EXPORT DEV ACT-AUDITS IDENTITY ........... HB-0558
   FARM LEASE-NOTICE/TERM .............................. HB-4100
   FIREARM OWNERS ID-FELONY ...............   HB-0255
   FIREARM OWNR ID-FORCIBL FELONY............ HB-0333
   FIREARM  REGULATION .......................................  HB- 1885
   FIREARMS-LOCAL LAW RESTRICTN................ HB-3092
   FIREARMS-RESTRICT LOCAL LAWS................ HB-1348
   FISH-WILDLIFE-NO LOCAL REGIST ............ HB-0540




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HICKS, LARRY W. REPRESENTATIVE (108TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   FOREIGN CORP FEE AMNESTY ............................. HB-3793
   FRANCHISE-DISCLOSURES............................... HB-2011
   GROUP INS-LOCL GOVT EMPLOYEES............... HB-3028
   HEALTH FACILITIES-TERMS............................... HB-1580
   HIGHWAY CD-CONSTRUCTION NOTICE ........ HB-1344
   HLTH PLAN-CAPITAL EXPENDITURE.............. HB-3943
   HLTH PLANS/PROGRMS-RURAL NEEDS ........ HB-1955
   HORSE RACING-STATE/COUNTY FAIR........... HB-4282
   INC TAX-TARGET JOBS CREDIT......................... HB-0363
   INC TX-SR CITZ/DISABLED-EXEMPT ............ HB-3169
   INCOME TAX-HOME CARE EXEMPT................. HB-0947
   INCOME TAX-INVESTMENT CREDIT.............. HB-0364
   INS-BANS MISLEADING ADVERTSNG.............. HB-3907
   JAILS ACT-MEDICAL REIMBURSEMNT........... HB-3266
   KIDNAPER REGISTRATION ACT........................... HB-3334
   LANDOWNRS LIABILTY-CONSERVTION ........ HB-0683
   LIQUOR CONTROL-NO IMPORT BOND............. HB-1461
   LOC GOV-SCH DIST-TAX INTEREST............... HB-1346
   LOCAL GOVERNMNT-GROUP INS ..................... HB-3769
   LOW LEVEL WASTE SITES....................................... HB-4276
   MINING-FEES-ENFORCEMENT........................ HB-2797
   MUNI-PROH TRANSMSN ELECTRICITY .......... HB-3850
   NONPROFIT DIRECTOR NOT LIABLE.................... HB-1312
   OCCUPATION TAX-INTEREST............................. HB-0575
   OWNER-RESIDENT ACT-DUTIES OF............... HB-2698
   PAY COUNTY FOR PRISONERS ............................. HB-3267
   PEN CD-IMRF-VEST SHERIFFS ......................... HB-0872
   PEN CD-TEACH-DISABILITY RULES ............ HB-1369
   PEN CD-TEACHERS-3% INCREASE.................. HB-3328
   PENSION CODE-LABOR DISPUTES..................... HB-0531
   PHONE AD SALES DISCLOSURE............................ HB-0541
   PRODUCTION AG RESEARCH PROGRAM .......... HB-3852
   PUB AID--GEN ASSTANCE-MEDICAL.............. HB-0658
   PUB UTILS-TAX EXEMPTIONS-DCCA............. HB-3137
   PUBLIC HEALTH-EMERG MED SERVCE........... HB-1464
   REPEAL ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE ACT.............. HB-3983
   REPEAL GUN-OWNER ID REQUIREMNT......... HB-0653
   REV-PROP TAX APPEAL-ASSESSMNT ............ HB-3142
   RURAL PUB TRANS ASSIST PROGRAM............... HB-2736
   SCH CD-SP ED/PHYSCL FACIL RENT................. HB-1462
   SCH CD-SPEC ED/DIST/RESIDENCY.............. HB-3093
   SCH CD-SPEC ED REIMBURSEMENT................. HB-3385
   SCH CD-SPEC ED JT AGRMT/STRIKE................ HB-3387
   SCH CD-SPECIAL ED SERVICE COST ................. HB-1581
   SCH CD-ST BD STANDARDS/RULES................... HB-1244
   SCH CD-XTRAORDNRY SPEC ED REIM............ HB-1583
   SCH CD-XTRAORDNRY SPEC ED REIM............ HB-3094
   SCH CD-1985 EAV FOR STATE AID...................... HB-1347
   SCH CD/INSTITUTES/LEARNG OBJTV ............... HB-1806
   SIU COAL RESEARCH CENTER.............................. HB-2316
   SM BUSINESS LITIGATN EXPENSES ................. HB-0181
   SOFTWARE LIC ACT-REPEAL.............................. HB-1401
   SOFTWARE LICENSE ENFORCEMENT................ HB-1402
   SPEC ED PUPIL ATTENDANCE DAYS...................HB-3386
   ST MINING BD-OIL & GAS BOARD..................... HB-4154
   TAX CREDIT-CONTRIB TO SCHOOLS ................ HB-1345
   TAX CREDIT-CONTRIB TO SCHOOLS.............. HB-3090
   TELEPHONE-AUTO DIALING SYSTEM............. HB-4197
   TRAINS-OBSTRUCT PUBLIC TRAVEL ............... HB-2771
   UNEMPLOY INSUR-LABOR DISPUTE................ HB-0141
   UTIL TAX DECREASE REDUCE RATES................ HB-2152
   VEH CD-INCREASE SPEED LIMIT.................... HB-0065
   VEH CD-ORDERS OF SUPERVISION................... HB-1026
   VEH CD-RAISE SPEED LIMIT TO 70................. HB-2738
   VEH CD-STUD TIRES FIRE VEHICLE .............. HB-0380
   VEH CD-USED CAR DEALERS-FUEL ............. HB-0433
   VEH CD-65 MPH LIMIT/2ND DIVISN.................. HB-3091




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   VEHICLE CD-FEDERAL REGULATIONS ........... HB-3354
   VIET VET SERVICE CENTERS RPTS...................... HB-1370
   VIOLENT CRIME/CHILD VICTIMS ....................... HB-2959
   VOLUNTEER FIRE PROTEC ASSN ACT................ HB-0677
   WILDLIFE/FISH CD-ADMIN RULES................... HB-0659
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HICKS
   HOUSE BILL: 194, 232, 260, 274, 306, 393, 497, 577, 640, 749, 1054, 1105, 1110, 1217,
     1218, 1243, 1262, 1264, 1265, 1371, 1372, 1491, 1559, 1560, 1566, 1585, 1605, 1628,
     1730, 1731, 1770, 1771, 1773, 1818, 1832, 2938, 2968, 3058, 3124, 3499, 3841, 3872,
     4121, 4218, 4287
   SENATE BILL: 54, 94, 144, 224, 229, 248, 308, 312, 355, 422, 489, 490, 492, 539, 542,
     696, 720, 886, 916, 1012, 1228, 1241, 1400, 1467, 1482, 1563, 1634, 1702, 1706, 1723,
     1794, 1862, 1995
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 25, 26, 128, 243, 251, 460, 517, 1042, 1164, 1187, 1212, 1221,
     1224, 1353, 1435, 1535, 1578, 1648, 1700, 1816
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 36, 81, 188
HOFFMAN, GENE L. REPRESENTATIVE (40TH DIST. REP)
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC........................................ HB-1357
   BANKS ORGANIZATION CAPITAL ....................... HB-2123
   BANKS OWN TRAVEL AGENCIES......................... HB-2122
   BILLBOARDS-LOCAL REGULATION.................. HB-0625
   BUDGET-FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES .............. HB-4296
   CHARITABLE GAMES LICENSE............................. HB-0236
   COMPREHENSIVE BUDGET CONTROL ............... HB-4295
   COUNTY-MUSEUM TAXES ............................. HB-2874
   DCCA-COUNTY TOURISM GRANTS .................. HB-2869
   DCCA-LOCAL TOURISM BUREAUS.................... HB-2817
   DOT-TRAFFIC IMPACT STUDY............................ HB-3945
   DUPAGE CIVIC CTR-BONDS DEBT ..................... HB-2816
   DUPAGE CNTY-TECHNOLGY ED CENTR......... HB-2020
   ELCTIONS/PUBLIC QUESTIONS............................ HB-2374
   ELEC CD-BALLOT BOX STORAGE....................... HB-2818
   ELEC CD- BUDGET ................................................. HB-3937
   EPA-REGION POLLUT CONTRL FCLTY............ HB-1856
   EPA-ZONING-REGIONAL FACILITY ............... HB-2003
   HIGHWAY SIGNS-RESTRICTIONS ..................... HB-2563
   HIGHWAY SIGNS-RESTRICTIONS ..................... HB-3414
   IL SPORT FACILITY AUTHORTY ACT.................. HB-1854
   JNT BUDGET COMM/STANDING COMM............ HB-4297
   LIMIT INS INVEST INTER-AM BANK ................ HB-3944
   LIQUOR-TAX-COUNTY-DUI REHAB............. HB-3928
   METRO TRANSIT AUTH-MAYOR APPTS.......... HB-2529
   MUNI CD-REAL EST TRANSFER TAX ............. HB-1674
   NATIONAL INTERSTATE BANKING ................... HB-1000
   PEN CD-INVESTMENT ADVISERS ...................... HB-3657
   PEN CD-POLICE/FIRE-CONTRIBUTNS........... HB-0495
   PEN CD-WITHHOLDING/INS BENEFIT............. HB-2449
   PEN CD/TEACHERS SALARY CAP/REF .............. HB-3588
   PEN-CHGO TCHER-AVERAGE SALARY......... HB-3194
   PEN-FIREMEN/POLICE-INVESTMNTS........... HB-0553
   PENSION LAWS COMMISSION............................... HB-1661
   PUB UTIL-CARRIER-ACCESS CODES.............. HB-3135
   PUBLIC COMM COLLEGE-TAX LEVY ................ HB-3464
   REPEALS EMISSION INSPECTION........................ HB-2039
   REVENUE ACT-SHORT TITLE.............................. HB-3947
   ROADS-COUNTY/FUTURE RT OF WAY............ HB-2875
   ROADS-COUNTY/FUTURE RT OF WAY............ HB-3936
   RTA-DIRECTOR COMPENSATION...................... HB-2055
   RTA-FILL VACANCIES ......................................... HB-2531
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUC PROGRAM........ HB-1355
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUCATION............       HB-1356
   SCH CD-GIFTD CHILD ADV COUNCIL............... HB-0486
   SCH CD-READING IMPRVMT PROGRAM......... HB-3216
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0400
   SCH CD-TEACHER EVALUATION...............      HB-0126
   SCH CD/REVENUE-STATE AID............................ HB-0398




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HOFFMAN, GENE L. REPRESENTATIVE (40TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   SCH-NONRENEWABLE TEMP CERTIFIC.......... HB-1732
   SCH-12TH GRADE ASSESSMT TEST................... HB-1216
   VEH-EXEMPT LEASING/CARRIERS.................. HB-3946
   WILDLIFE CD-BANS LEGHOLD TRAPS............. HB-1486
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HOFFMAN
   HOUSE BILL: 49, 237, 393, 998, 1686, 2260, 3134
   SENATE BILL: 2, 187, 283, 426, 534, 643, 865, 875, 958, 961, 1080, 1084, 1164, 1204,
     1308, 1689, 1796, 1906, 2115, 2117, 2261
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 220, 260, 356, 488, 844, 868, 1469, 1541, 1633, 1902
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 96, 193, 229
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 29
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 62, 185
HOMER, THOMAS J. REPRESENTATIVE (91ST DIST. DEM)
   $DENR-ILLINOIS RIVER ........................................ HB-1159
   $DOT- U S ROUTE 24.............................................  HB-2171
   $GRANTS-DCCA  ............................................  HB-0702
   $GRANTS- DCCA ....................................................  HB-1160
   $GRANTS-DCCA/AG RESEARCH ........................ HB-0450
   $GRANTS- DENR ................................................  HB-2170
   $GRANTS- DOT ........................................ .............   HB-1161
   $OCE-ILL MORTGAGE INS AGENCY ................. HB-2455
   $OCE-ST APPELLATE DEFENDER....................... HB-3318
   ADOPTION BY FOSTER PARENTS......................... HB-0443
   BONDS-STATE & LOCAL...................................... HB-0256
   CD CRIM PROC-SUPPRESS/EVIDENCE............. HB-0505
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH................. HB-0700
   CLASS Y FELONY/PEACE OFFICERS................... HB-3737
   CONTROLLED SUBST-ALFENTANIL................. HB-0339
   CONVICTS-PAYMENT OF COSTS........................ HB-0617
   CORRECTION-PRE-SENTENCE REPORT ....... HB-3513
   CORRECTIONS-FELONY SENTENCING ........... HB-2150
   CORRECTIONS-PRISONER REIMBURSE.......... HB-3514
   CORRECTN-SUPERVISN SENTENCING............ HB-1221
   COUNTY AUDITOR-REQUIREMENTS............... HB-4117
   COUNTY TAX BASE-LOSS GRANTS................... HB-3078
   CREDIT INTEREST-FREE RIDE............................ HB-1878
   CRIM CD-CLOSED CIRCUIT TV ........................... HB-1603
   CRIM CD-DRUGS-PENAL INSTITUTNS.......... HB-2153
   CRIM CD-PROSTITUTN & PATRONIZG............ HB-1162
   CRIM CD-THEFT PENALTY/VALUE ................. HB-0615
   CRIM CD-VENUE UNDER AGE DRINKG........... HB-0614
   CRIM-BAIL BOND-SATISFY OBLIGTN............ HB-0616
   CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-BAIL............................ HB-3221
   DELIVER SECURITY-PRESUMED........................ HB-3787
   DENR-REGULATIONS/LICENSES ...................... HB-0072
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ HB-0393
   EPA-LOCAL SITING REFERENDUM................... HB-3064
   EPA-VOIDS RULES/PCB TO ADOPT.................... HB-1263
   HOME EQUITY PROTECTION ACT........................ HB-2149
   HOUSING-HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL............ HB-2456
   INC TAX-TARGET JOBS CREDIT......................... HB-0363
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY ........... HB-2968
   INCOME TAX-$1500 EXEMPT................................ HB-2155
   INCOME TAX-INVESTMENT CREDIT................ HB-0364
   INS CD-LONG TERM HEALTH INS .................. HB-4110
   JUV COURT-APPEAL-CRT RPTR FEE.............. HB-3681
   LEG SERV/CODIFICATN/STATUTORY ............. HB-3488
   LOST NONEGOTIABLE CERT DEPOSIT ............. HB-3788
   MED PRACTICE-DISCIPLNE HEARING............. HB-3779
   MEDICAID-PERS NEEDS ALLOWANCE............ HB-2899
   MHDD-COMM SERV PILOT PROJECT............ HB-3518
   MORTGAGE INS FUND-STUDIES..................... HB-2454
   MUNI CD-REGULATE CATS.................................. HB-3044
   MUNIC CD-ALCOHOL TAX ................................ HB-2156
   NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS................ HB-1927
   NON-PROFIT-PERSONAL LIABLTY.............. HB-3731




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HOMER, THOMAS J. REPRESENTATIVE (91ST DIST. DEM)}-Cont.
   OCCUPATION TAX-INTEREST............................. HB-0575
   PEN CD-TEACHER-3% INCREASE .................... HB-2272
   PEN CD-TEACHR-NONPUBLIC CREDIT......... HB-0449
   PEN-DWN TEACHER-RECREATN WRKER.... HB-0365
   PERS CD-PROTECT WHISTLEBLOWERS........... HB-1780
   PROBATION SERVICE FUND/FEES....................... HB-3987
   PSYCHOTHRPY-SEXUAL EXPLOITATN ........... HB-3938
   PUB AID CD- FRAUD ..............................................  HB-2012
   PUB AID-PERSON MONTHLY GRANT.............. HB-0194
   RADON MITIGATN/CONSUMR PROTECT.......... HB-3780
   RET OCC TAX-ENTRPRS ZONE EXEMP............ HB-0441
   REV ACT-PENALTY BID-PRIME RT................. HB-2154
   REVENUE ACT-REDEMPTION-TAXES............ HB-0877
   SCH CD-DEFICIT FUND BALANCES.................... HB-2758
   SCH CD-SUPPLEMENTAL STATE AID............... HB-0410
   SCH CD-SUPPLMNTL AID DETRMNATN.......... HB-2760
   SCH CD-SUPPLMNTL AID DETRMNATN.......... HB-2770
   SERVICE TAX DELINQUENCY AMNSTY ............ HB-4306
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-3688
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-4239
   STATE EMPLOYEE GROUP BENEFITS ............. HB-2834
   STATE PROPERTY-PAYMNTS FOR TAX........... HB-3077
   STATE VEHICLES-FUEL USAGE.......................... HB-0706
   TEMP REG PLATE-ARMED SERVICES............... HB-2151
   UNEMPLOYMENT-BENEFIT YEAR .................... HB-1103
   UTIL TAX DECREASE REDUCE RATES................ HB-2152
   UTIL TAX DECREASE RATE DECREAS............. HB-2920
   VEH CD-BLOOD ALCOHOL TEST ........................ HB-1220
   VEH SALE/BALLOON-NOTE FINANCE............. HB-2477
   WRKR COMP & OCC DISEASE-STRESS............. HB-1390
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HOMER
   HOUSE BILL: 141, 417, 691, 708, 1068, 1083, 1084, 1086, 1093, 1155, 1224, 1364,
     1566, 1601, 1767, 1954, 1968, 2051, 2415, 3300, 3308, 3328, 3389, 3908, 4293
   SENATE BILL: 28, 95, 115, 120, 124, 201, 241, 412, 441, 564, 883, 1085, 1108, 1109,
     1360, 1438, 1463, 1464, 1612, 1616, 1915
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 17, 339, 362, 598, 656, 710, 1024, 1171, 1340, 1456, 1591
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 3, 132, 137, 183, 186, 208, 210, 213, 214
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 12
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RULES
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HRUL
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 44, 86, 1878
HUFF, DOUGLAS JR. REPRESENTATIVE (19TH DIST. DEM)
   CHG SCHOOL SUBDISTRICTS-TAXES ............... HB-1177
   COMM COLLEGE-CHICAGO-FISCAL YR........ HB-1622
   DPH-VA HOSPITAL-INSPECTION................. HB-0846
   ELEC CD-POLITICAL LITERATURE ................ HB-0959
   ELEC CD-SIGNATURE/NOMINATION .............. HB-0958
   ELECTION CODE-BOARD ...................................... HB-2440
   ENRGY AUDIT/ELECT COMMERCE COM.......... HB-0715
   ICC-ELECTION MEMBERS .................................... HB-0075
   LOTTERY-DAILY PICK-PROCEDURE.............. HB-4216
   MIN FEM BUS ENT-SERVICE CNTRCT.............. HB-2670
   MUNI CD-MAY FILE CIVIL SUIT......................... HB-0038
   PUB UTILITIES RATE DISCRIM.............................. HB-2145
   PUB UTILITIES-RATES........................................ HB-0657
   PUBL UTILITY/PURCHASE BY STATE................. HB-1617
   PUBLIC HOUSING-FUNDS..................................... HB-1619
   PUBLIC UTLITY/LIMIT ACCESS FEE ................... HB-3437
   REVISE CHGO PUBLIC SCH SYSTEM ................... HB-4101
   SCH CD-CHGO SCHOOL DISTRICT..................... HB-3686
   UTIL TAX DECREASE REDUCE RATES................ HB-2152
   VETERANS PREFERENCE-VIOLATIONS .......... HB-0845
   VETERANS PUBLIC WORKS-PENALTY............. HB-0847
   WEST SIDE DEVELOP COMMSSN ACT................. HB-0839
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HUFF
   HOUSE BILL: 19, 21, 695, 748, 912, 1362, 2567, 2569, 2900, 2920




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HUFF, DOUGLAS JR. REPRESENTATIVE (19TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SENATE BILL: 10, 698, 699, 1320
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 17, 168, 1292
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 4
HULTGREN, DAVID REPRESENTATIVE (94TH DIST. REP)
   $DENR-ILLINOIS RIVER ........................................ HB-1 159
   $GRANTS- DCCA ...................................................  HB- 1160
   $GRANTS- DOT ...................... ........... ........... HB-1161
   $OCE-DEPT AGING .............................................  HB-0782
   SOCE-DEPT-AGING      ............................................  HB-3229
   AGING ACT-ALZHEIMER TASK FORCE ........... HB-2852
   AGING-COMMON CARE-INVESTIGATN........ HB-2809
   BIRTH CERTFICATES-BLOOD TYPE .................. HB-0730
   BOAT REG-CANOE-EXEMPT-NO PROFT ..... HB-3607
   BOVINE TB ERADCTN ACT-EXEMPTNS........... HB-0293
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORTING-DORS................... HB-2872
   CHILD CARE ACT-EMRGNCY PERMIT............. HB-2162
   COMM COLLEGE EMP ADVISORY BRD............... HB-0850
   COMM COLLEGE-USE OF GROUNDS.................. HB-2104
   COMMERCE COMM-RAILROAD ACCIDNT...... HB-3869
   CORN-BASED PLASTIC BAGS............................... HB-3254
   CORRID OPP AND DEV-TARGET......................... HB-1964
   CREATE QUAD CITIES DEVEL AUTH................... HB-2406
   CREATES IESDA ACT OF 1987................................. HB-2813
   DENR-CORN   PLASTICS..........................................  HB-3549
   DEVELOP ILL RIVER WATERSHED....................... HB-1968
   DOT-STUDY PASSENGER RAIL ........................... HB-1801
   ECONOMIC INCENTIVE-SM BUSINESS............ HB-1680
   ELECT CD-SCHOOL BOARD ELECTNS.............. HB-0158
   ELECTION CD-SCHOOL BD ELECTION............. HB-3000
   ENTERPRISE ZONE-LOAN/UNEMPLOY .......... HB-1965
   ENTERPRISE ZONES-CERTIFICATION............. HB-1966
   EPA-DEAD ANIMAL DISPOSAL ........................... HB-4194
   FISH CD-TAXIDERMIST ..................................... HB-2314
   HGH ED-SCHOLARSHP-FINANCL NEED....... HB-4135
   HIGH-IMPACT BUSINES/CREATE JOB ............. HB-4091
   HIGHR ED-FORM OF APPROPRIATION ............ HB-3619
   ILLINOIS FRESH LABEL PROGRAM..................... HB-1187
   JUBILEE COLLEGE WILDRNESS PARK ............... HB-0288
   LANDOWNRS LIABILTY-CONSERVTION ........ HB-0683
   MHDD RECORDS-CONFIDENTIAL INFO.......... HB-1934
   MOTOR CARRIERS-INSPECTN EXEMP............. HB-3408
   MUN-HOME RUL-NO ANNEX W/O VOTE ..... HB-1629
   MUNI CD-REDEVELOP PROJECT AREA............ HB-1967
   MUNI-ORDINANCE VIOLATN-PENALTY...... HB-3197
   NURSING HOME TASK FORCE-RPT................... HB-1337
   PROBATE-GUARDIANS/REPORT COURT ........ HB-3836
   PROHIBIT SUMMER UTILITY RATES................... HB-2903
   PUB AID/CRIM CD-UNPAID RENT..................... HB-1066
   PULASKI BIRTHDAY/COMMEMORATIVE ......... HB-0338
   RADIOACTIVE WASTE-DRUG/TESTS................ HB-2807
   RECREATIONAL LAND-OBLIGATIONS ............ HB-0418
   REDUCE STATE BUDGET ......................................... HB-2009
   REPEAL COMPENSATION REVIEW ACT............. HB-0417
   REV-NOTICE-EMPL TELEPHN NUMBER....... HB-1832
   REV-SR CITZ/DISABLED-DRUG-BOOK........ HB-3492
   SCH CD-NOTICE TO AMEND TAX LEV ............. HB-2724
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO-DISTRIBUTION........... HB-1726
   SR CITZ-REAL ESTATE TX DEFERAL...........  HB-3195
   TASK FORCE-MENTL HLTH-REPORTNG ...... HB-4277
   TWSHIP ORG-RECONCT TWSHIP PROP............ HB-0952
   VEH CD--WINDOW OBSTRUCTION-1982 ......... HB-3196
   VEH CD--5 MILE HIGHWAY ACCESS ............... HB-2319
   VEH/SCH CD-SCH BUS SEAT BACK ................ HB-2323
   VIDEO MOVIES LIMIT RENTAL.......................... HB-4198
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY HULTGREN
   HOUSE BILL: 209, 323, 441, 526, 746, 1401, 2241, 2260, 2341, 2367, 2389, 2415, 2454,




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HULTGREN, DAVID REPRESENTATIVE (94TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
     2494, 2843, 2844, 2845, 2925, 3615, 4043, 4272
   SENATE BILL: 23, 126, 200, 324, 325, 769, 894, 912, 977, 1270, 1322, 1502, 1612,
     2102, 2141, 2264
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 310, 426, 496, 555, 578, 648, 649, 668, 733, 741, 742, 743, 757,
     791, 813, 814, 836, 904, 988, 995, 996, 1015, 1024, 1114, 1115, 1116, 1135, 1136,
     1137, 1169, 1171, 1263, 1274, 1468, 1500, 1506, 1593, 1594, 1609, 1629, 1662, 1895,
     1910
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 77, 90, 91, 124, 182, 187, 188, 194, 209
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 49, 88, 133, 142
JOHNSON, TIMOTHY V. REPRESENTATIVE (104TH DIST. REP)
   ALTERNATVE DEFAMATN ACTN-DAMGS...... HB-0590
   ANATOMIC GIFT-SURVIVOR CONSENT .......... HB-0406
   ANATOMICAL GIFTS-PERMISSION................ HB-0407
   BOWDRE CIVIC CTR-ADD 2 MEMBERS............. HB-4045
   BOWDRE-CRYSTAL LK-MARENGO CTRS..... HB-1373
   CANOE AND KAYAK REGISTRATION................. HB-2925
   CIV PRO-LIMITATION/ASSUMD NAME........... HB-2902
   CIVIL PRO-VOLUNTARY DISMISSAL............... HB-0142
   CIVIL PROC-PUNITIVE DAMAGES ..................... HB-0744
   COMPREH HLTH ED-ORGAN TRANSPLT......... HB-0409
   COUNTY JAILS ACT-SHORT TITLE.................... HB-2510
   CRIM CD-SALE OF BODY PARTS...................... HB-0404
   CRIM CD/CRIM PRO/CIV PRO-OBSLT .............. HB-2303
   ELEC CD-NOMINATION PETITIONS.................. HB-4046
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0329
   ELECTN CD-RECALL ELECTD OFFICL.............. HB-2924
   EPA-SEWAGE TREATMENT STANDARDS........ HB-4043
   FIREARM OWNERS ID-FELONY ..................... HB-0255
   FIREARM OWNR ID-FORCIBL FELONY............ HB-0333
   FORCIBLE DETAINER-CONTINUE ..................... HB-2436
   GASOLINE-ABOVE GROUND TANKS................. HB-3778
   IDOT-ROAD CLEARING ......................................... HB-0746
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-4041
   INS-AMUSEMENT RIDE SAFETY ........................ HB-0227
   INTERSPOUSAL TORT IMMUNITY....................... HB-2062
   LIBRARIES-NON RESIDENCY FEE..................... HB-1295
   LIMIT INS INVEST INTER-AM BANK ................ HB-1852
   LIQUOR CONTROL-SPORTS STADIUM ............. HB-2886
   LOTTERY-EDUCATNAL ASSIST FUND............. HB-4040
   MOTOR VEHICLE-CREDIT INSURANCE .......... HB-0216
   ORGAN DONOR EDUCATION................................. HB-0405
   ORGAN DONOR PROTOCOL.................................... HB-0408
   PATERNITY-ATTORNEYS FEES.......................... HB-1578
   PROP TAX-DEV DISABLED HOUSING................ HB-0745
   PUBL UTIL-ADVERTISING-RATES................... HB-3475
   PUBLIC UTIL-TAX COLLECTION........................ HB-3258
   RAIL CROSSING SAFETY ......................................... HB-4044
   REPEAL COMPENSATION REVIEW ACT............. HB-4272
   SOFTWARE LIC ACT-REPEAL.............................. HB-1401
   UNEMPLOYMNT INS-SCH BUS DRIVER........... HB-0195
   VEH CD-REPEAL SAFETY BELTS........................ HB-0005
   VEH CD-U OF I LICENSE PLATE.......................... HB-3130
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY JOHNSON
   HOUSE BILL: 471, 551, 679, 692, 974, 1094, 3011, 3124, 3391, 3905, 3906
   SENATE BILL: 129, 258, 290, 582, 587, 652, 653, 962, 968, 1032, 1304, 1464, 1501,
      1692, 1871, 1897
    HOUSE RESOLUTION: 28, 29, 30, 31, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 66, 67, 68, 79, 80, 81, 123,
      124, 125, 143, 163, 170, 196, 197, 198, 207, 212, 213, 220, 315, 322, 323, 336, 485,
      553, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 711, 716, 717, 735, 737, 772, 773, 774, 775, 834, 835,
      872, 873, 887, 888, 889, 936, 937, 938, 973, 974, 975, 976, 977, 978, 979, 980, 1010,
      1011, 1012, 1056, 1057, 1058, 1059, 1060, 1061, 1062, 1104, 1105, 1106, 1107, 1173,
      1219, 1220, 1234, 1247, 1248, 1265, 1277, 1299, 1319, 1321, 1328, 1339, 1346, 1360,
      1392, 1416, 1455, 1482, 1483, 1496, 1533, 1534, 1540, 1587, 1588, 1589, 1590, 1629,
      1666, 1680, 1722, 1723, 1751, 1754, 1755, 1756, 1762, 1770, 1774, 1775, 1776, 1780,
      1781, 1798, 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1961, 1962,
      1978, 1979, 1980, 1981. 2008




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JOHNSON, TIMOTHY V. REPRESENTATIVE (104TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 38, 124, 138, 168, 169, 177, 182, 187, 209
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 12, 14
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 67, 140, 141
JONES, LOVANA S. REPRESENTATIVE (23RD DIST. DEM)
   $DCCA-HOMELESS PERSONS .............................. HB-0965
   $DCCA-MUNI EMERGENCY SHELTER ............. HB-0963
   $DEPT-CONSERVATION-YOUTH PROG ......... HB-1143
   $GRANTS- DCCA ..................................................  HB-0874
   AFDC-EMPLOYMT-MED/DAY CARE............... HB-1148
   AFDC-SUBSTITUT PAYEE-PVT AGNCY.......... HB-0674
   AFDC-SUBSTITUT PAYEE-PVT AGNCY.......... HB-0843
   ALCOHOLIC WOMEN HALFWAY HOUSES ........ HB-0901
   CHILD ABUSE RECORD-EXPUNG INFO............ HB-3506
   CHILD ABUSE-DCFS TRAINING.......................... HB-3505
   CHILD CARE FACILITY-FIRST AID.................... HB-1424
   CHILD CARE-ABUSE/NEGLECT.......................... HB-3507
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0274
   CIRCUIT BRKR-LOW-INCOME CITIZN .......... HB-0241
   CONVICT COVER COST OF TREATMEN.............. HB-2577
   CORRECT CD-FAMILY REUNIFICATN............. HB-3989
   CORRECTIONS-WOMEN OFFENDERS .............. HB-2013
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES....................... HB-0019
   CRIM CD-BATTERY SR CITIZENS ...................... HB-3615
   CRIME-RESTITUTION ............................................ HB-2740
   DCCA-HELP REHAB ABANDON HOUSNG........ HB-2465
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-FAMILY MONITR ......... HB-3570
   DEPT AGING-COMMUNITY CARE...................... HB-0881
   DEPT CORRECTN-INMATE EDUCATION......... HB-0476
   .DEPT LOTTERY-POLICIES/REGULATN............ HB-0144
   DISCLOSE HEATING COST-DWELLING............ HB-4182
   DISCRIMINATION-STATE BUSINESS ................ HB-1145
   DMHDD-DISCHARGE-AFTERCARE............... HB-3401
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-4119
   DRUG INDUCED HOMICIDE-X FELONY........... HB-4125
   ELECT CD/PUB UTL-BOARD MEMBERS........... HB-0064
   FOSTER CARE-LOCAL REVIEW BOARD........... HB-3504
   HAROLD WASHINGTON HOLIDAY ...................... HB-2942
   HOMEOWNER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE........ HB-1229
   HOMEOWNER MORTGAGE ASSIST ACT............. HB-2466
   HOUSE DEVLPMT-CITY BORROWING.............. HB-0943
   HOUSING AUTH-EMPLOYED TENANT............. HB-0858
   HOUSING AUTH-REFUSE TENANCY ................ HB-1925
   HUMAN RTS-COMMISSIN-EXTENSION ........ HB-2642
   HUMAN RTS-JUDICIAL REVIEW-COST ......... HB-2641
   ICC-EMPLOYEE REGULATIONS........................... HB-1459
   IL AFFORDABLE DENTURES ACT......................... HB-0967
   INCOME TAX-LIABILITY LIMIT ......................... HB-0136
   INS CD-HEALTH INS FOR PARENTS................. HB-0712
   INSTITUTE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ED ................. HB-0184
   LOTTERY-ADVERTISING EXPENSES................ HB-0629
   MIN & FEMALE REMOVE REPEALER.................. HB-1743
   MIN/FEM BUS ENTRPRS-LIMIT SIZE ............... HB-0978
   PERSNL CD-LIST STATE VACANCIES ............... HB-1146
   PUB AID-CHILD CARE SERVICES....................... HB-3534
   PUB AID-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS................ HB-3533
   PUB AID-ENTREPRENEUR TRAINING.............. HB-0494
   PUB AID-NURSING HOME-PAYMENTS.......... HB-2183
   PUB AID-WORK INCENTIVE PAYMENT........... HB-0297
   PUBLC AID-WARRANTS-CASHING-FEE...... HB-0488
   PUBLIC AID--GRANTS/INCREASES .................... HB-0116
   PUBLIC HOUS-TRAIN TENANT MGRS.............. HB-0512
   REPEAL MINORITY FEMALE BUS ACT............... HB-0117
   RTA--STUDY POLICE PROTECTION.................... HB-0208
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPAL DUTIES................. HB-0681
   SCH CD-DAY CARE PROGRAMS ...................... HB-0655
   SCH CD-DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSE INST............ HB-0603




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   SCH CD-DRUGS/SUBST ABUSE ED..................... HB-1868
   SCH CD-IMMUNIZATION/MUMPS .................... HB-0050
   SCH CD-PE EXCUSE POLICY ................................ HB-0669
   SCH CD-TRUANTS/CHILD-DAY CARE........... HB-1723
   SCH CD/CLOSED CAMPUS POLICY ...................... HB-1047
   SHERIFFS FEES-EXEMPT AGENCIES ................ HB-4099
   STATE EMPL GROUP INS-PARENTAGE............ HB-3602
   TELEPHONE AND MAIL HARASSMENT ............. HB-1240
   UTIL TAX DECREASE REDUCE RATES................ HB-2152
   VEH CD-DRIVER LICENSE REVOCATN ............ HB-4246
   VICTIMS-RIGHT TO KNOW SENTENCE............ HB-2590
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY JONES,L
   HOUSE BILL: 41, 66, 75, 94, 97, 100, 11l, 137, 166, 201, 217, 223, 273, 294, 295, 330,
     389, 412, 413, 464, 477, 478, 490, 492, 518, 524, 605, 668, 736, 737, 814, 819, 820,
     947, 964, 968, 969, 1000, 1055, 1124, 1127, 1199, 1201, 1203, 1211, 1302, 1354, 1362,
     1647, 1794, 1795, 1814, 1988, 2140, 2165, 2395, 2403, 2559, 2670, 3349, 3350, 3529,
     3530, 3532, 3582, 3604, 3835, 3906, 4054, 4064, 4101, 4129, 4133, 4165, 4166, 4280
     SENATE BILL: 216, 256, 257, 299, 398, 469, 497, 523, 535, 566, 574, 650, 759, 760,
     772, 806, 898, 947, 986, 1009, 1121, 1194, 1197, 1217, 1245, 1397, 1428, 1506, 1584,
     1642, 1830, 1888, 1947, 2260
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 60, 63, 163, 309, 355, 409, 1292, 1721, 1777, 1829, 1830, 1934
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 219
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 15
 JONES, SHIRLEY M. REPRESENTATIVE (19TH DIST. DEM)
    OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY JONES,S
    HOUSE RESOLUTION: 1849, 1863, 1871, 1904, 1934
 KEANE, JAMES F. REPRESENTATIVE (28TH DIST. DEM)
    $OCE-CIGARETTE SAFETY COMMISSN ........... HB-4288
    AGING-SHARE HOUSING PROGRAM................ HB-0664
    ALCOHOL & SUBST ABUSE-ADVISORY............ HB-1988
    BANKS-EMPL COMMUNICATN/FRAUD .......... HB-0053
    BD REGENT/LIMITED VOTE STUDENT............... HB-0728
    BUSINESS IMPACT NOTE ACT........................ HB-1133
    CHGO BD ED BDGT/ADVISRY COUNCL.............. HB-3585
    CHGO BD EDUCN-85% BUDGETING.................. HB-3689
    CIGARETTE SAFETY COMMISSION ..................... HB-4289
    CIGARETTE SAFETY ACT ........................................ HB-4290
    CIGARETTE TAX STAMPS-SALE......................... HB-1441
    CIGARETTE TAXES ..................................................  HB- 1440
    CK CNTY HOSPTAL/HISTRCL MUSEUM............ HB-1023
    COMM COLLEGE-MINIMUM TAX RATE.......... HB-0454
    COMM COLLEGE-STUDENT RIGHTS.................. HB-4096
    COMPTROLLR-FUNERL/CEMETRY EXAM..... HB-3722
    CORPS-FOREIGN/TAXES AND FEES ................. HB-3792
    CRIM CD-CRIMINL SEXUAL ASSAULT ........... HB-0685
    CRIM CD-HOME INCARCERATION ................... HB-3370
    DEBT COLLECT SCHOLARSHIP COMM............... HB-1956
    DEPT-REVENUE-LIQUOR LICENSES............... HB-2976
    DISABLED ADULTS-PROPERTY TAXES............ HB-2973
    DRAMSHOP-LIABILITY LIMITS.......................... HB-2023
    EMERGENCY FACILITY-ENGLISH .................... HB-0926
    ENERGY CONSERV FINANCE AUTH ................... HB-3056
    EPA VARIANCE SINGLE NOTICE.......................... HB-2257
    EPA-CIVIL PENALTY INTEREST......................... HB-2255
    EPA-REMEDIAL ACTION LIEN............................ HB-3719
    FOREIGN CORP FEE AMNESTY ............................. HB-3793
    HGH ED-LIMIT TUITION INCREASES ............... HB-2904
    HIGHWAY CD-REPEAL IMPACT FEES .............. HB-4311
    INC TX-SR CITZ/DISABLED-EXEMPT ............ HB-3169
    INCOME TAX-EXEMPT UNEMPLOYMENT...... HB-1210
    INCOME TAX-TECH CHG ................................... HB-1168
    INCOME TAX-TECHNICAL REVISIONS............ HB-1169
    INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... HB-2918
    INCREASES PRICE PUBLISH NOTICE............... HB-0667
    LEGAL ADVERTISNG-INCREASE COST............ HB-0665
    LIQUOR CONTR-NEW TAX ....................     HB-2720




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KEANE, JAMES F. REPRESENTATIVE (28TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   LIQUOR TRANSPORT-CLASS B MISD................ HB-1987
   MENTAL HEALTH-CONFIDENTIALITY ........... HB-2258
   MOTOR FUEL TAX-DEFINITION......................... HB-1172
   MOTOR FUEL TAX-SHORT TITLE....................... HB-1643
   MULTI-YR AMUSEMENT DEVICE TAX............. HB-3718
   MUNI CD-INCORP CITY/VILLAGE.................... HB-0724
   MUNI CD-TAX LEVY-DECEMBER.................... HB-0578
   NATURAL GAS USE TAXES..................................... HB-3674
   PEN CD-CHGO GROUP HEALTH INS ................ HB-4301
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-MINIM ANNUITY........ HB-0381
   PEN CD-ST UNIV-UNION SERVICE................. HB-0684
   PEN-CHGO POLICE-EXEMPT SALARY ........... HB-0362
   PROP TX-MODEL HOMES...................................... HB-2909
   PROP TX-SALES IN ERROR................................... HB-3705
   PROPERTY TAX DELINQUENCY ........................... HB-3631
   PROPERTY TAX EQUALIZATION.......................... HB-2885
   PROPERTY TAXES-BILLING SYSTEM ............... HB-3524
   PUB AID-PROPERTY-INELIGIBLE................... HB-3721
   PUBL UTIL-DISHONORED CHECKS ................... HB-1166
   PUBLIC UTILITY ACT ..............................................  HB-1171
   RETAIL OCCUP TX-DEFINE................................ HB-1170
   REV ACT-CERTIF OF ERROR-COOK ................ HB-3864
   REV ACT-DEFINE TAXING DISTRICT............... HB-1174
   REV-TAXING DISTRICTS-TAX SALE............... HB-0076
   REVENUE ACT-SHORT TITLE.............................. HB-1544
   SALES TX REFORM/PHOTOFINISHING .............. HB-1859
   SCH CD-CHGO BRD APPOINT ATTY ................ HB-2355
   SCH CD-GEN SUPT/REVISED REPORT.............. HB-2356
   SCH CD-TEACHR TRAINING SCHLSHP............ HB-1022
   SERV OCCUPATION & USE TAX-BASE.............. HB-2484
   SMOKE DETECTOR ACT........................................... HB-0003
   ST EMPLOYEES-UNUSED SICK LEAVE............. HB-2251
   ST PROPRTY CONTROL-MASTER LIST............. HB-2250
   STATE & LOCAL OCCUP TAX BASE...................... HB-2482
   STATE GOVT PROCUREMENT CODE ................ HB-0497
   STATE OCCUP & USE TX-BASE ........................... HB-1167
   TAX FORECLOSURES-RECEIVERS..................... HB-1412
   TAX SALES-ABATE/MULTI FAM RES............... HB-1411
   TELECOM TAX-EXEMPT SUBSIDIARY ............. HB-3255
   TRAVEL EXP-REIMBURSEMENT ONLY........... HB-3720
   TRUTH IN TAX-APPLICABILITY......................... HB-2913
   TUITION WAIVER/ST SUPPORTED....................... HB-3342
   U OF I HOSPITAL-CONTROL ................................ HB-1025
   UNIV EMPLOYEE/CHILD-TUITION ................... HB-1587
   UNIV EMPLOYEES-CHILD-TUITION.............. HB-1989
   UOFI-HOSP-CONSTRUCT LOAN-REPMT..... HB-1024
   WRKRS COMP-GROUP SELF INSURERS........... HB-2253
   2ND DIV VEHICLES-SPEED LIMIT...................... HB-1488
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KEANE
   HOUSE BILL: 22, 143, 214, 1043, 1319, 1374, 1375, 1600, 1632, 2200, 2492, 3057,
     3397, 3794, 4126, 4129, 4146, 4268
   SENATE BILL: 41, 102, 203, 226, 237, 249, 279, 280, 283, 284, 288, 289, 298, 360, 378,
     389, 443, 469, 470, 542, 651, 717, 873, 1050, 1080, 1137, 1154, 1161, 1179, 1180,
     1300, 1534, 1562, 1689, 1690, 1693, 1779, 1780, 1862, 2014, 2050, 2127
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 40, 112, 113, 114, 126, 370, 371, 373, 384, 567, 584, 626, 662,
     726, 830, 831, 853, 913, 1028, 1029, 1150, 1207, 1252, 1254, 1291, 1516, 1767, 1773,
     1797, 1926, 1935, 2004, 2026
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 13, 24
KIRKLAND, JAMES M. REPRESENTATIVE (66TH DIST. REP)
   $GRANT EPA RECYCLING PROGRAMS............... HB-2605
   SGRANTS-EPA TRUST FUND COMMSN............ HB-0758
   $OCE-DENR .................................................................. HB-0777
   $OCE-DEPT ENERGY & NATURAL RES............ HB-3237
   SOCE-DEPT-NUCLEAR SAFETY ..................... HB-0775
   $OCE-POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD.............. HB-3240
   ADJOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE ............. HB-1962




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KIRKLAND, JAMES M. REPRESENTATIVE (66TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   AUTOMATED TELEPHONE SOLICITATN............ HB-0008
   CIV PRO-COOK CTY PROCESS SRVER............... HB-0317
   CIV PRO-PROCESS/DETECT EMPLOYE ............ HB-0853
   CIVIL PROC/COSTS AFTER JUDGMNT................ HB-0312
   COMM COLLEG-CHALLENGE GRANTS ........... HB-1747
   COMPULS RETIRE-PENSION VALUE.................. HB-2814
   CORRECTNS-HOME INCARCERATION............ HB-2607
   CRIM CD-HOME INCARCERATION .................. HB-3370
   CRIM CD-NO PLASTIC FIREARMS ................... HB-3294
   CRIM CD-PROH NONMETAL WEAPONS .......... HB-0034
   CRIM CD-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ......... HB-2722
   CRIM-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ................ HB-3099
   DCCA/SBE-FOREIGN LANGUAGE BANK......... HB-2783
   DIESEL FUEL-CETANE RATING.......................... HB-1725
   DIESEL FUEL-CETANE RATING .......................... HB-2679
   DIVORCE ACT-ATTORNEY'S FEES..................... HB-0310
   DIVORCE-GUARDN-AD LITEM-CHILD........ HB-4226
   DIVORCE-PARENTAGE-FEES & COSTS.......... HB-3934
   DMHDD-MEDICAID-COMMUNITY SVCS....... HB-2844
   DMHDD-PATIENT TRAVL TRUST FUND.......... HB-2339
   EDN LABOR RELATION ACT & BOARD............... HB-3581
   EDUCATION-FOREIGN LANG GRANTS............ HB-2781
   EMPL TORT IMMUNITY-SELF INSURE ............ HB-0129
   EPA-DRINKING WATER RULES.......................... HB-2212
   EPA-DRINKING WATER RULES ....................... HB-3548
   ESDA-WATER/CHEMICAL RELEASE ................ HB-0747
   GIFT OF UNSOLICITED SERVICES........................ HB-2609
   HUMAN RIGHTS-AFFIRM ACTION ................... HB-3469
   HUMAN RIGHTS-SUMMARY ORDERS.............. HB-2850
   INVEST PARK/FOREST DIST FUNDS ................... HB-0868
   JOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE...................... HB-1299
   LANGUAGE & TRADE ACADEMY ......................... HB-2782
   LIQUOR-ELIM APPEALS TO ST BRD .................. HB-4077
   LOANS LOCK/INTEREST RATE........................... HB-0314
   METRO SAN DIST-ANNEXATION....................... HB-0316
   MHDD-SALE/PUBLIC LAND-ELGIN................ HB-4175
   MILITARY/NAVAL CD-CENTRAL AMER......... HB-0838
   MORTGAGE COPY APPRAISAL.............................. HB-0315
   MUNI CD-ADDT'L BONDING POWERS.............. HB-0854
   NEW-SKIN CARE PROFESSIONALS ................... HB-0611
   PARENTAGE ACT-APPORTION FEES................. HB-4076
   PODIATRY PRACTICE ACT/REGULATN............. HB-2333
   PUBLIC UTILITY-TELEPHONE RATES.............. HB-2473
   RECYCLING PILOT PROJECT ACT........................ HB-2606
   RECYCLING PILOT PROJECT ACT........................ HB-3372
   ROAD DISTRICTS-BORROW MONEY.................. HB-0801
   SANITARY DIST-MUNI-CNTY ZONING......... HB-4220
   SCH CD-DISMISS-EDUCATNL EMPLOY......... HB-3252
   SCH CD-FISCAL YEAR EVALUATION ............. HB-3249
   SCH CD-FOREIGN LANGUAGE GRANT............ HB-2779
   SCH CD-FOREIGN LANGUAGE CURRIC........... HB-2780
   SCH CD-GIFTS VESTING ........................................  HB-2716
   SCH CD-REQUIRED SUMMER SCHOOL............ HB-0313
   SCH CD-SCH BUS-DEPRECIABL LIFE.............. HB-0309
   SCH CD-SPEC ED TAX INCREASE....................... HB-3253
   SCH CD-ST AID/DAILY ATTND........................... HB-3250
   SCH CD-TRANSPORT TAX INCREASE................ HB-3251
   SCH CD-UTILITY SERVICES TAX........................ HB-3248
   SCH   REGIONAL SUPT TAKE OFFICE................. HB-0344
   STATE ADULT PROGRAMS...................................... HB-1748
   TOLL HIGHWAY-EXPRESS LANE..................... HB-2610
   TOLL HIGHWAY-REDUCE TOLLS ...................... HB-3371
   TOLL HIGHWAY-TOLL REDUCTION.............. HB-2608
   TOWNSHIP WORKING CASH FUND.................. HB-0621
   TRUSTS-AFFILIATED BANKS............................... HB-2793
   WASTE MGMT-RECYCLABLE PRODUCTS....... HB-3389
   WORK CASH FUND APPROPRIATIONS............ HB-0862





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   WORKERS COMP-LUMP SUM .............................. HB-0311
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KIRKLAND
   HOUSE BILL: 1, 2, 20, 39, 52, 54, 62, 67, 88, 104, 105, 106, 122, 138, 154, 169, 170,
     245, 250, 302, 323, 324, 336, 338, 343, 350, 400, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 435,
     469, 473, 474, 481, 934, 1330, 1497, 2842, 2843, 2845, 2846, 3026, 3065, 3111, 3878
   SENATE BILL: 140, 251, 319, 333, 505, 792, 832, 857, 1123, 1514, 1739, 1740, 1747,
     1906, 2102, 2262, 2264
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 319, 352, 552, 673, 702, 844, 1140, 1393, 1421, 1760, 1873
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 2, 71, 72
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 25
KLEMM, DICK REPRESENTATIVE (63RD DIST. REP)
   $OCE-DEPT PUBL HEALTH ................................... HB-0792
   $OCE-TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM.......... HB-0764
   $SBE-ST AID/SUMMER SCHOOL........................... HB-0483
   ADJOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE................ HB-1962
   ADJOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE ................ HB-2541
   ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE SAFETY ACT.............. HB-0612
   ALTERNATIVES TO SURGERY............................... HB-0934
   ARMORY-SALE PROCEEDS-SPEC FUND........ HB-3123
   CHARITABLE IMMUNITY-VOLUNTEERS........ HB-3029
   CIVIL PROC-CONTINGENT FEES....................... HB-1474
   CNTY HISTORICL MUSEUM GRANTS ............... HB-0265
   COMPARATIVE FAULT ACT.................................... HB-1475
   COUNTIES CODE OF 1988.........................................  HB-1820
   COUNTIES-STORMWATER PLAN....................... HB-0998
   COUNTIES-WELL WATER TESTING .................. HB-1236
   DCCA-LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE LOAN......... HB-1652
   DELINQUENCY ACT/VICTIM IMPACT ............... HB-2222
   DEPT VET AFFAIRS-GIFTS................................... HB-3452
   ESCROW ACCOUNTS-INTEREST .................... HB-3045
   EXAM FEE INCREASE............................................  HB-1313
   FIRE PROT-HZARD MATERIALS......................... HB-3489
   FIREARM ID-CONVICTED FELON...................... HB-1029
   FISH/WILDLIFE-NONRESID LIC FEE................ HB-2233
   HIGHWAY CD-TAX-MAXIUM RATE................ HB-1019
   HISTORIC PRESERVTN PLAQUE PROG............... HB-0231
   HUMANE CARE-ANIMALS-PENALTIES......... HB-4258
   JOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE...................... HB-1299
   LASALLE VETERANS HOME-CREATES............ HB-3451
   LAWN CHEMICALS-APPLICTN-NOTICE ....... HB-0794
   LAWN CHEMICL APPLICATN NOTICE................ HB-0918
   LIBRARIES-STATE GRANTS................................. HB-3636
   LIBRARY SYSTEM-INCREASE GRANTS........... HB-1123
   LIVING WILL-DECLARATION ............................. HB-0175
   LOC GOV-AUDITS/CPA/NO PUBLISH ............... HB-1483
   LOCAL GOVNT PROMPT PAYMT ACT ................. HB-3297
   MANTENO VETS HOME-ADMISSION................ HB-3450
   MOBILE HM LANDLORD/TENANT RGHT.......... HB-1118
   MOBILE HOME SECURITY DEPOSITS.................. HB-0328
   MOBILE HOME-SECURITY DEPOSIT ................. HB-0266
   MUNI CD-ORDINANCE VIOLATION.................. HB-3649
   NON-PROFIT-PERSONAL LIABLTY................. HB-3731
   NONECONOMIC LOSS-LIMIT .............................. HB-1478
   PRAIRIE TRAIL AUTHORITY-COUNTY ............ HB-1819
   PRIVATE ROAD-CIVIL LIABILITY ...................... HB-2534
   PRIVATE ROAD-CIVIL LIABILITY ...................... HB-2620
   PRODUCT LIABILITY ACT.......................................  HB-1479
   PROMPT PAYMENT-VENDOR PENALTY.......... HB-0106
   PROMPT PAYMNT-PERISHABLE GOODS......... HB-0232
   SCH CD-SUPPLEMENTAL STATE AID .............. HB-0410
   SCH CD-SUPPLMNTL AID DETRMNATN.......... HB-2770
   SCH DIST INCOME TX ACT-CREATES............... HB-0537
   ST LIBRARY--OFFICE PRESERVATION.............. HB-1602
   TOWNSHIPS-WEED CONTROL ........................... HB-1237
   TWP-PARK/GOLF COURSE PURCHASE............ HB-0283
   UNEMPL INS - GOVT ENTITY ........................... HB-0282




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KLEMM, DICK REPRESENTATIVE (63RD DIST. REP)-Cont.
   URBAN STORMDRAINAGE DIST ACT................. HB-0997
   VEH CD-RED-WHITE-BLUE LIGHTS............. HB-3672
   VEHICLE EMISSN INSPECT-EXEMPTN ............ HB-0805
   VICTIM RIGHTS-IMPACT STATEMENT............ HB-1556
   WRKR COMP/OCC DISEASE-TRAUMA............. HB-1408
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KLEMM
   HOUSE BILL: 85, 123, 147, 532, 575, 1041, 1042, 1193, 1320, 1540, 2893, 2925, 2970,
     3076, 3971
   SENATE BILL: 251, 390, 532, 855, 883, 1123, 1233, 1456, 1515, 1903
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 33, 34, 45, 46, 47, 87, 88, 89, 90, 116, 132, 183, 193, 194, 211,
     238, 265, 266, 274, 280, 285, 386, 401, 425, 462, 479, 480, 505, 506, 507, 508, 518,
     579, 585, 620, 754, 755, 756, 758, 776, 784, 796, 818, 826, 901, 912, 931, 989, 1095,
     1097, 1098, 1101, 1131, 1132, 1143, 1152, 1153, 1160, 1200, 1228, 1238, 1239, 1267,
     1284, 1301, 1332, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1366, 1419, 1466, 1467, 1481, 1570, 1572, 1611,
     1656, 1764, 1803, 1804, 1833, 1843, 1988, 1998
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 55, 72, 98, 99, 100, 101, 132, 180
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 51, 70
KRSKA, ROBERT T. REPRESENTATIVE (22ND DIST. DEM)
   $CDB-MULTI-SPORTS FACILITY ...................... HB-1409
   $OCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0564
   ABORTION-IN HOSPITAL................................... HB-1399
   BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY ................ HB-2006
   BLIND/ELDERLY INC TAX-EXEMPTNS........... HB-0749
   CHARITABLE GAME-VET/FRAT ORGN............ HB-0860
   CHG DISTRCT/CHILD ADOPTION/AGE.............. HB-2711
   CHG FIREFIGHTERS PENSION/RATES ............ HB-2710
   CHILD SERV-EMPLOYEE-BACKGROUND ..... HB-3697
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0179
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-ELIGIBILITY ....................... HB-0247
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-4020
   COACHES-LIMITED LIABILITY........................... HB-0210
   CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSEL CORP.............. HB-4212
   CONSUMER FRAUD-PRICES-SHELVES.......... HB-1341
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-BUILDING............ HB-1302
   COOK CTY PENS CD/DWNST FIREMEN ............. HB-2713
   CORRECTN-GRAFFITI-INCARCERATN......... HB-3057
   CREATES OPEN PRIMARY ACT............................. HB-0044
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATE ......................... HB-0004
   CREDIT CARDS-PROHIBITS SURCHRG ............ HB-1043
   CRIMINAL CD-DEADLY FORCE.......................... HB-0554
   DCCA-PRODUCT & SERVCE EXCHANGE......... HB-2369
   DCCA-WORLD TRADE CENTER ...................... HB-2349
   DCMS-HISPANIC EMPLOYEES ............................ HB-1645
   DCMS-PHONE DIRECTORIES............................... HB-1129
   EMERGENCY TELECOMMCATN DEVICES ........ HB-2114
   EPA-TOXIC CHEMICAL REPORTING................. HB-1403
   FISH CODE-TECH CORRECTION......................... HB-2399
   HANDICAP CHILDRN-PARENT EDUC............ HB-2027
   HOME CARE SERVICES-INCR ASSETS.............. HB-0654
   HOMEOWNERS EMERGENCY ASSISTNCE........ HB-0716
   ICC-ELECTION EXPENDITURE ........................... HB-0023
   IL AFFORDABLE DENTURES ACT......................... HB-0967
   ILL PROCUREMENT INST ACT .............................. HB-2446
   INCOME TAX-DEDUCTION/RENTERS.............. HB-0489
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-0865
   INS CD-ADULT CHILD COVERAGE.................... HB-0754
   INSURANCE-COMPLAINTS-RULES................. HB-0751
   INTEREST RATE LOANS-$25,000 ......................... HB-1013
   JUVENILE-PROSECUTE AS AN ADULT............. HB-1498
   LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ACT...................... HB-1573
   LONG TERM CARE FACILITY-DMHDD............. HB-0639
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST........................ HB-0346
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT ........................................ HB-1427
   MEDICAL PRACTICE-FEES ................................... HB-1972
   MEDICAL PROOF ACTS-DEFER DATE............... HB-1436
   NOTARY PUBLIC-ADVERTISING........................ HB-0372




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   NURSING HOME ADMIN ACT................................ HB-1433
   OPTOMETRIC ACT/VETERINARY STND............ HB-1430
   PEN CD-CHG FIREMN/WIDOW/INCR.............. HB-0014
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-CHILD ANNUITY......... HB-0382
   PEN CD-LABORER-EARLY RETIREMNT........ HB-0446
   PEN-CHGO FIREMN-REFUND REPAYMT...... HB-0015
   PEN-CHGO LABORER/WIDOW ANNUITY....... HB-0371
   PEN-CHGO MUNI EMP/WIDOW ANNUIT........ HB-0383
   PEN-CHGO MUNIC-MINIMUM ANNUITY..... HB-0370
   PEN-CHI POLIC-WIDOW ANNUITY................. HB-0107
   PHARMACY PRACTICE ACT................................... HB-1432
   PHONE COMPANY-120 MINUTE USAGE........... HB-0354
   PHYSICAL THERAPY ACT-TITLE ....................... HB-1437
   PHYSICIANS ASST ACT/BROKER FEE................. HB-1429
   PHYSICIANS-MEDICARE-LICENSE................. HB-0815
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE ................................... HB-0810
   PODIATRIC PRACTICE ACT .................................... HB-1431
   PROP TX-SENIOR-HOMESTED INCRES.......... HB-2911
   PSYCHOLOGIST REGISTRATION ACT ................. HB-1434
   PUB UTIL-KEEP SERV APPOINTMENT.............. HB-1362
   PUB UTILITY-NUCLEAR PLANT FUND ............ HB-0215
   RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE/ASSISTNCE............. HB-1114
   RESTRICTS RETAIL LIQUOR SALES .................... HB-0021
   RETAIL LIQUOR SALE-HR RESTRICT............... HB-2402
   SALARIES-REGIONAL SUPT SCHLS .................. HB-1446
   SCH CD-DRIVERS ED-AGE 55.............................. HB-0358
   SCH CD-JUST SAY NO DAY................................... HB-0035
   SCH CD/CLOSED CAMPUS POLICY ...................... HB-1047
   SECURITY ALARMS-SELLERS........................... HB-0275
   SOCIAL WORKERS REGISTRATION AC .............. HB-1435
   SR CITIZEN UTILITY RELIEF................................. HB-0750
   SR CITZ/DISABLED-CAP LIMIT .......................... HB-3062
   THE NURSING ACT..................................................  HB-1428
   VEH CD-ODOMETER TAMPERING .................. HB-2052
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KRSKA
   HOUSE BILL: 3, 12, 13, 18, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, 32, 65, 73, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 99, 101,
     108, 115, 220, 222, 224, 225, 236, 243, 251, 269, 349, 357, 380, 396, 397, 425, 438,
     461, 464, 543, 570, 572, 573, 596, 610, 644, 672, 695, 748, 752, 787, 797, 819, 848,
     866, 915, 925, 975, 1003, 1012, 1082, 1191, 1454, 1595, 1596, 1605, 1832, 1887, 2146,
     2164, 2177, 2591, 2625, 2744, 2887, 2912, 2921, 2922, 2969, 2973, 3024, 3027, 3086,
     3173, 3374, 3380
   SENATE BILL: 22, 176, 213, 281, 383, 418, 1146, 1270, 1275, 1282, 1314, 1342, 1359,
     1361, 1889
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 104, 250, 307, 359, 363, 394, 402, 416, 429, 434, 444, 469, 487,
     504, 516, 548, 592, 596, 705, 706, 856, 857, 910, 941, 942, 943, 1064, 1113, 1498,
     1515, 1519, 1520, 1521, 1530, 1531, 1550, 1601, 1677, 1831, 1924, 1941
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 29, 134
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 45
KUBIK, JACK L. REPRESENTATIVE (43RD DIST. REP)
    $SUPP-ST BRD EDUCATION.................................. HB-3080
    ALCOHOL TRTMT LICENS ADMNSTRTN........... HB-2668
    BREAST CANCR-WRITTEN SUMMARY............ HB-3482
    BUREAU OF HEARING IMPAIRED........................ HB-2414
    CEMETERY SALES/FOREIGN WAREHSE........... HB-2766
    CIVIL PROC-CONTINGENT FEES........................ HB-1474
    CODE OF CORRECTIONS-GRAFFITI............... HB-0349
    COOK CTY-FOUR EDUC SERV REGION............ HB-3172
    CORRECTN- GRAFFITI-INCARCERATN......... HB-3057
    CREATE URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPT.............. HB-2474
    DCCA-GRANT CLEARING HOUSE...................... HB-2476
    DCCA-GRANT CLEARING HOUSE................... HB-2697
    DCFS-CHILD CARE FACILITY-STDRD............ HB-2015
    DCFS-TEMPORARY CUSTODY............................. HB-2016
    ELECTN CD-BUSINESS DAY DEFINED.............. HB-0341
    EMERGENCY TELECOMMCATN DEVICES ........ HB-2114
    ENERGY CONSERV FINANCE AUTH ................ HB-3056




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KUBIK, JACK L. REPRESENTATIVE (43RD DIST. REP)-Cont.
   ENTERPRISE ZONE INVESTMENT ....................... HB-3097
   HEARING AID ACT-FEES-EDUCATION.......... HB-2361
   HEARING AID/HEALTH FACILITIES................... HB-3161
   HORSE RACING-THOROBREDS-PRIZES........ HB-3257
   HORSE RACING-THOROBREDS-PRIZES........ HB-3544
   ICC-FILE CONTRACT-COMPTROLLER........... HB-3562
   ICC-PHONE SERVICE FOR DEAF......................... HB-3545
   IL PRE-NEED CEMETERY SALES........................ HB-1699
   INCOME TX PAYMENTS-RETURN CKS............ HB-2990
   INCOME TX REFUNDS-INTEREST ..................... HB-2989
   INDEPENDENT LIVING ADV COUNCIL.............. HB-4028
   INS CD-HEARING SERVICES................................ HB-0686
   INSURANCE CD-HEARING SERVICES.............. HB-3566
   JURY SERVICE-EDITORIAL STAFF ................... HB-0001
   LOTTERY-NEW DUTIES/SALES AGENT........... HB-2799
   MINMUM WAGE-OVERTIME EXEMPTION...... HB-3127
   OCCUP/USE TX-GAS FREEZE/FOOD ................. HB-1997
   PEN CD-CHG TCHR-DEATH BENEFIT............. HB-1961
   PEN CD-DWNST POLICE-4YR TERM ............... HB-0920
   PHARM PRAC ACT-FILING PRESCRIP.............. HB-1045
   PRENEED CEMETERY-GUARNTE PRICE......... HB-1698
   PROP TAX-BD OF APPEALS-MEMBER............. HB-2995
   PROPERTY TAX DELINQUENCY........................... HB-3631
   PROPERTY TAXES-BILLING SYSTEM ............... HB-3524
   PUB AID CD-GEN ASST-DISASTERS ................ HB-3572
   PUB AID-CORR-EXCHANGE INFO................... HB-3490
   PUB AID-ELIG-FIXED RESIDENCEY ................ HB-4037
   PUB AID-EMP-INCENTIVE/PENALTY ............ HB-2021
   PUB AID-EMPLOYMNT PROGRAM-RPTS ...... HB-2022
   PUB AID-TAX REFUND INTEREST ................... HB-0164
   PUB SAFETY AGENCY-DEAF/PHONES............. HB-4139
   PUBL UTIL-HEARING AID/TELEPHNE............. HB-3565
   RECYCLING PILOT PROJECT ACT........................ HB-3372
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ HB-4151
   SCH CD-DRIVERS ED-AGE 55............................. HB-0358
   SCH CD-REG SUPT SCHOOL VISITS .................. HB-3625
   SCH CD-SUPPELMENTAL STATE AID ............. HB-3079
   SMOKE DETECT-HEARING IMP-HOTEL........ HB-3563
   SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUDIOLOGY ACT............ HB-2755
   ST AGENCY-COMMUNICATION DEAF............. HB-3567
   STORMWATER MGMT BONDS............................... HB-3875
   TAX INCREMENT REDEVELOP/TITLE ................ HB-1653
   TELE RATES DEAF SERVICES ................................ HB-3561
   TELEPHONE SERVICE-DEAF PERSONS............ HB-3564
   VEH CD-EXCESS WEIGHT PERMITS.................. HB-2340
   VEHICLE CODE-INTERSTTE CARRERS............ HB-2321
   VITAL RECORD-PARENTS SS NUMBER ........... HB-3754
   VITAL RECORDS-PARENT SS NUMBER ........... HB-3770
   WRKR COMP/OCC DIS-COMP-ALCOHOL...... HB-1400
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KUBIK
   HOUSE BILL: 47, 207, 239, 368, 401, 974, 1408, 2829, 2903, 3133, 3289, 3363, 3364,
     3365, 3407, 3429, 3731, 3900, 4075, 4127
     SENATE BILL: 3, 6, 16, 27, 30, 31, 71, 81, 252, 298, 485, 548, 618, 634, 776, 982, 988,
     1135, 1136, 1190, 1203, 1501, 1843, 1955, 1972, 2003, 2014, 2049, 2256, 2260
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 26, 59, 152, 200, 319, 568, 574, 631, 632, 852, 908, 950, 999,
     1000, 1111, 1112, 1307, 1308, 1309, 1310, 1311, 1312, 1317, 1320, 1326, 1384, 1417,
     1442, 1497, 1513, 1574, 1575, 1576, 1577, 1653, 1657, 1726, 1906, 1927, 1944, 1945,
     1952, 1968, 2024
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 20, 40, 112, 132, 152, 160, 163, 217, 225
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 57, 96, 97, 98, 99, 106, 108, 112, 166, 168, 169, 170
 KULAS, MYRON J. REPRESENTATIVE (10TH DIST. DEM)
    AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE TEST........................ HB-0438   i
    AMBULATORY CURRENCY EXCHANGE............ HB-1286
    BLD HAZARDOUS SUBST NONCOMM WA......... HB-2743
    CODE OF CORRECTIONS-GRAFFITI................. HB-0349
    COMPENSATORY ED-RESIDENT ALIEN.......... HB-2401




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KULAS, MYRON J. REPRESENTATIVE (10TH DIST. DEM}-Cont.
   CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSEL CORP ................. HB-4212
   CORRECT-FOWARD PHOTO-ST POLICE ........ HB-2116
   COURT INTERPRETER ACT .................................... HB-1149
   DCMS-HISPANIC EMPLOYEES ............................ HB-1645
   ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ACT............... HB-0725
   EPA-LAND FILL HEIGHT ....................................... HB-1867
   EPA- SOLID WASTE FEE.......................................... HB-2243
   EPA-TOXIC CHEMICAL REPORTING ................. HB-1403
   EPA-UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS.......... HB-1590
   GENETIC ENGINEERED ORGANISMS................. HB-1866
   HAZ SUBST-LIAB CONTRACT BUYER............... HB-3892
   HEALTH SERVICES-RESIDENT ALIEN ............. HB-2404
   INSTITUTE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ED ................. HB-0184
   MINORITY/FEM BUSINESS/CRITERIA................ HB-2405
   MOTOR FUEL-VEHIC INSPECT FUND............... HB-2486
   NO-MAIL ORDER HEARING AID SALE............. HB-0640
   NOTARY PUBLIC-ADVERTISING........................ HB-0372
   OCCUPATION TAX-PENALTY.............................. HB-1274
   PRIVATE WELL WATER ACT.................................. HB-2742
   RETAIL OCCP TX-RVOCTN OF CERTF.............. HB-1763
   SANT DIST-BRD SALARY INCREASE ................ HB-3680
   SANT DIST-SERVICE BD/SALARIES.................. HB-3679
   SCH CD/CLOSED CAMPUS POLICY...................... HB-1047
   UKRAINIAN-AMERICAN DAY............................. HB-2910
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY KULAS
   HOUSE BILL: 70, 97, 214, 384, 390, 571, 1319, 1376, 1408, 1456, 2177, 2236, 2395,
     2921, 2922, 2958, 2959, 2960, 3003, 3086, 3173, 3331, 3332, 3333, 3334, 3336, 3337,
     3397, 3687, 3909, 4069
   SENATE BILL: 27, 792, 924, 1013, 1275, 1277, 1314, 1426, 1449, 1497, 1498, 1626,
     1697, 1714, 1834, 1856, 1860, 1926, 2115
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 142, 187, 190, 324, 340, 549, 592, 708, 896, 932, 1191, 1450,
     1617, 1630, 1687, 1924, 1941, 1967, 2002, 2019
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 26, 43, 44, 109, 213
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 5
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 77, 144
     JOINT SESSION RESOLUTION : 5
LANG, LOUIS I. REPRESENTATIVE (1ST DIST. DEM)
    ACC/HLTH CLAIM-EMPLYEE DISCHRG.......... HB-0814
    ACUPUNCTURE PRACTICE ACT............................ HB-2131
    AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................ HB-3016
    AIDS-DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION........................ HB-0737
    BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................... HB-2930
    CHILD SERV-EMPLOYEE-BACKGROUND ..... HB-3697
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-DRUGS.................................. HB-3618
    CONSUMER FRAUD-REFUNDS ........................... HB-3374
    CORRECTN-GRAFFITI-INCARCERATN ......... HB-3057
    COURT INTERPRETER ACT .................................... HB-2922
    CRIM CD-ETHNIC INTIMIDATION..................... HB-2931
    CRIM CD-UNINSURED VEHICLES...................... HB-4098
    DISABLED ADULTS-PROPERTY TAXES............ HB-2973
    DRAM SHOP-FALSE ID-MINOR......................... HB-3361
    DRAM SHOPS-SALE TO MINOR........................... HB-3173
    ELDER ABUSE/INTERVENTN NEGLECT............ HB-3915
    ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... HB-3103
    FIN INSTIT-COMMUNTY REINVSTMNT .......... HB-1764
    HANDGUN-LIABILITY INSURANCE.................. HB-1080
    HUM RTS-NO SEX DISC-INSURANCE............. HB-3904
    INCOME TAX REFUNDS-PAYMENT .................. HB-4219
    INS CD-CONSUMER GUIDE................................. HB-3909
    INS CD-SIMPLIFICATION POLICIES.................. HB-3903
    INS CD-THIRD PARTY PRESCRIPTN .............. HB-3537
    INS--BANS MISLEADING ADVERTSNG.............. HB-3907
    JUDICIAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD................ HB-2496
    LOCAL REINVEST BANK STANDARDS ............ HB-1267
    MORTGAGE LOANS-DISCLOSURE.................. HB-4186'
    MTG ESCROW ACCTS-INT/NOTICE ............     HB-1305




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LANG, LOUIS I. REPRESENTATIVE (1ST DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   NO COMPULSORY STATE RETIREMENT............ HB-2980
   NURSES-INCORP WITH DOCTORS..................... HB-1471
   PHYSICIANS-MEDICARE-LICENSE................. HB-0815
   PROHIBIT BUSINESS-NAZI GERMANY ............ HB-2417
   PROHIBIT BUSINESS-NAZI GERMANY............ HB-2418
   PROP TX-SENIOR-HOMESTED INCRES.......... HB-2911
   PUBL UTIL-SUMMER RATES................................ HB-2982
   PUBLIC HEALTH-DIABETES-STUDY............... HB-2921
   RADON MITIGATN/CONSUMR PROTECT.......... HB-3780
   REQUIRE MALPRACTICE INSURANCE............... HB-2266
   SCH CD-DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE-APR....... HB-3011
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBSTANCE INSTRUCT .......... HB-2946
   SCH-NONPUBLIC INSTUTN HGHR ED.............. HB-3723
   SEN CITZ-PARKINSONS DISEASE ................... HB-3897
   SEX DISCRIM-PUBLIC ACCOMMODATN ......... HB-2983
   SR CITZ/DISABLED-CAP LIMIT .......................... HB-3062
   ST AGENCY DELINQUENT DEBT.......................... HB-4126
   UTIL TAX DECREASE RATE DECREAS .............. HB-2920
   VEH CD-RR MAINTENANCE ................................ HB-2928
   VEHICLE REPLACEMENT SAFETY LAW ............ HB-3027
   VET HOME-EQUAL HOSPITAL USE.................... HB-4057
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY LANG
   HOUSE BILL: 2887, 2890, 2900, 2914, 2957, 2958, 2959, 2960, 3169, 3317, 3333, 3335,
     3336, 3349, 3363, 3365, 3510, 3561, 3563, 3564, 3615, 3807, 4131, 4183, 4184
   SENATE BILL: 711, 1593, 1707, 1812, 1913, 1947, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1994, 2002, 2063
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 840, 1140, 1193, 1208, 1237, 1327, 1537, 1547, 1612, 1667,
     1699, 1907, 1936
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 186
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 13
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 163
LAURINO, WILLIAM J. REPRESENTATIVE (2ND DIST. DEM)
   BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................. HB-2006
   BLIND/ELDERLY INC TAX-EXEMPTNS........... HB-0749
   CHARITABLE GAME-VET/FRAT ORGN............ HB-0860
   CHILD ABUSE RECORD-EXPUNG INFO............ HB-3506
   CHILD ABUSE-DCFS TRAINING .......................... HB-3505
   CHILD SEATBELTS-RESPONSIBILITY............. HB-3466
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-ELIGIBILITY ....................... HB-0247
   CIV ADM CD-DCCA-SMALL BUSINESS........... HB-1681
   CIV ADM CD-SMALL BUSN INFRAST................ HB-1682
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATE ......................... HB-0004
   CREDIT CARDS-PROHIBITS SURCHRG ............ HB-1043
   CRI PRO-SEX OFFENSE TESTIMONY ................ HB-2591
   CRIM CD-UNINSURED VEHICLES...................... HB-4098
   CRIM-VEHICULAR BATTERY/FELONY ........... HB-0122
   DCCA-PRODUCT & SERVCE EXCHANGE......... HB-2369
   DCCA-WORLD TRADE CENTER .......................... HB-2349
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-FAMILY MONITR ......... HB-3570
   DCMS-PHONE DIRECTORIES............................... HB-1129
   DENTAL SERV PLAN REINSURANCE.................. HB-1222
   DENTAL SERVIC PLAN/PARTICIPATN.............. HB-2453
   DISABLED DRIVER-SELF-SERVE GAS ............ HB-3795
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0974
   ELECTION CODE-BOARD ...................................... HB-2439
   ELECTN JUDGES UNFORM COMPSATN ............. HB-0132
   HANDICAP CHILDRN-PARENT EDUC............ HB-2027
   ICC-ELECTION EXPENDITURE ........................... HB-0023
   ILL PROCUREMENT INST ACT ............................ HB-2446
   INCOME TAX REFUNDS-PAYMENT ............... HB-4219
   INCOME TAX-ALZHEIMER EXEMPTION......... HB-0631
   INCOME TAX-DEDUCTION/RENTERS.............. HB-0489
   INS CD-HEARING SERVICES................................ HB-0686
   INS-COMPENSATN-COUNTERSIGNED.......... HB-4178
   INSURANCE NONRENEW RAISE RATE.............. HB-0168
   INSURANCE-COMPLAINTS-RULES.................... HB-0751
   LAUNDERING MONETARY INSTRUMENT........ HB-2137




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LAURINO, WILLIAM J. REPRESENTATIVE (2ND DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   LIMIT INTER-TRACK WAGERNG COST ........... HB-1712
   LONG TERM CARE FACILITY-DMHDD............. HB-0639
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ HB-1933
   PHARM PRAC ACT-FILING PRESCRIP.............. HB-1045
   PHONE COMPANY-120 MINUTE USAGE........... HB-0354
   PROP TX-SENIOR-HOMESTED INCRES.......... HB-2911
   PUB UTILITY-NUCLEAR PLANT FUND ............ HB-0215
   REQUIRES BOXERS EXAMINATIONS.................. HB-0043
   RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE/ASSISTNCE............. HB-1114
   SCH CD-DRIVERS ED-AGE 55............................. HB-0358
   SCH IMMNZTN/HLTH RPTS-REG SUPT........... HB-0644
   SPECIAL YOUTH SUPPORT SERVICES................. HB-1001
   SR CITIZEN UTILITY RELIEF................................. HB-0750
   TCHR/PRIN RECERTIFN-EVALUATN............... HB-3446
   URINE DECEPTION-CLASS A MISDEM............. HB-1715
   VEH CD-ABANDONED VEHICLE FINE.............. HB-4002
   VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE ................ HB-2200
   VEH CD-MANDATORY AUTO INSURANC ....... HB-3900
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY LAURINO
   HOUSE BILL: 3, 12, 13, 14, 18, 22, 35, 65, 72, 92, 105, 109, 222, 224, 225, 243, 269,
     349, 357, 380, 382, 444, 549, 561, 570, 572, 573, 640, 654, 719, 720, 752, 797, 815,
     819, 848, 871, 915, 925, 975, 977, 1784, 1832, 1852, 1887, 2146, 2259, 2456, 2744,
     2890, 2912, 3062, 3260, 3380, 3615, 4148
   SENATE BILL: 176, 213, 255, 383, 418, 630, 772, 801, 1142, 1159, 1249, 1270, 1328,
     1359, 1361, 1869, 2042
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 104, 217, 354, 418, 452, 860, 1252, 1305, 1361, 1402, 1603,
     1823, 1924, 1941, 1967
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 210
LEFLORE, ROBERT JR. REPRESENTATIVE (15TH DIST. DEM)
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC............. .......................... HB-0481
   $MINORITY/FEMALE BUSN LOANS.................... HB-1280
   AGING-SHARE HOUSING PROGRAM............. HB-0664
   ALTERNATIVE OPERATOR SERVICE................... HB-4121
   BANKS/INSURANCE & SECURITIES .................. HB-1426
   CHCGO TEACHER ART/PENSION CD.................. HB-3158
   CHGO ED AUTHORITY/MAYOR SUMMIT.......... HB-4062
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORT-INTERFERE............... HB-3510
   CHILD CARE FACILITY-FIRST AID.................... HB-1424
   COMPULSORY RETIREMENT-POLICE.............. HB-2164
   COUNCIL ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT .................. HB-1192
   CREDIT SERVICE REGULATION ACT.................. HB-2487
   CRIM PROC-PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE........ HB-0066
   CRIM-SUPERVISION OF RELEASEE................... HB-3603
   DAY CARE-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE............ HB-0673
   DCCA-COUNCIL ECONOMIC ADJUSTMT ........ HB-3423
   DCFS ACT-SHELTER CARE FUNDING............... HB-1655
   DEATH PENALTY-ABOLISHES ............................ HB-0477
   DEPT AGING-COMMUNITY CARE...................... HB-0881
   DEPT CORRECTN-INMATE EDUCATION......... HB-0476
   DEPT REHAB-TECHNICAL CHANGE................. HB-2517
   DEPT REHAB-TECHNICAL CHANGE................. HB-2518
   DEPT REHAB-TECHNICAL CHANGE................. HB-2519
   DEPT REHAB-TECHNICAL CHANGE ................ HB-2520
   DEPT REHAB-TECHNICAL CHANGE................. HB-2521
   DEPT REHAB-TECHNICAL CHANGE................. HB-2522
   DEPT REHAB-TECHNICAL CHANGE ................ HB-2523
   DEPT REHAB-TECHNICAL CHANGE ................. HB-2524
   DEVELOP FINANC AUTH-DEFINITION ............ HB-1678
   DISCLOSE HEATING COST-DWELLING............ HB-4182
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-4119
   DPH-VA HOSPITAL-INSPECTION..................... HB-0846
   ELDER ABUSE DEMO PROJCT-EXTEND........... HB-2840
   ELDER ABUSE/INTERVENTN NEGLECT............ HB-3915
   ELEC CD-DEPUTY REGISTRARS...................... HB-0204
   ELEC CD-PETITION SIGNATURES...................... HB-4088
   ELEC CD-REGISTRATION .................................. HB-4089




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LEFLORE, ROBERT JR. REPRESENTATIVE (15TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   ELEC CD-VOTES BY AFFIDAVIT.......................... HB-0198
   ELEC/PUB AID-DEPTY REGISTERS................... HB-0203
   ELEC/VEH CDS-REGISTRATION......................... HB-0202
   EMERGNCY HOMELESS VETS PROJECT ............ HB-1841
   HOUSNG DEVELPMT ACT-DEFINITION........... HB-1677
   HUMAN RTS-COMMISSIN-EXTENSION ........ HB-2642
   HUMAN RTS-JUDICIAL REVIEW-COST ......... HB-2641
   HUMAN RTS--ST AGENCY NONCOMPLY......... HB-4032
   IL ADMIN PROCEDURE ACT/TITLE..................... HB-2516
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS-ELDERLY ......... HB-0207
   INCOME TAX-EXMPTN/-BLIND-ELDER ..... HB-0206
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-3317
   INS CD-ALZHEIMERS INS COVERAGE............. HB-0634
   INS CODE-COUNTERSIGN/POLICY................... HB-0367
   INS-DOMESTIC COMPANY INVESTMT............. HB-0351
   INSUR CD-BUSINESS-INSURANCE ................. HB-4129
   INVEST AFRICAN DEVELPMT BANK................... HB-4190
   LINKED DEPOSIT ACT ............................................  HB-1842
   LOCAL APPROVAL-NUCLEAR WASTE.............. HB-0717
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSNESS LOAN.............. HB-0820
   NEW/USED CAR TRUTH BARGAIN/AD.............. HB-4275
   NURSING HOME REFORM-ACTIONS................ HB-2889
   PEN CD-CHGO TCHR INCR PENSION ................ HB-3157
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACHR-AUTO INCR.............. HB-1862
   PEN CD-INTEREST ON REFUNDS....................... HB-1863
   PEN CD-INVESTMENT POLICY ........................... HB-4245
   PERSNL CD-LIST STATE VACANCIES .............. HB-1146
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE.............................. HB-0810
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE.............................. HB-3381
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE.............................. HB-3411
   PREFERRED PROVIDER EMERG CARE ............. HB-1839
   PUB AID-ENTREPRENEUR TRAINING.............. HB-0494
   PUB AID-GRANT AMTS-COST STDS ................ HB-2884
   PUB UTIL-ICC-REMAND REGULATNS........... HB-3685
   PUB UTL-TELECOMMUNICATN BILLS............. HB-3728
   PUBLIC AID-AFDC/GA  ........................................  HB-1353
   PUBLIC AID-GRANTS ........................................  HB-3532
   PUBLIC AID-MEDICAL ASSISTANCE................. HB-0605
   PUBLIC LABOR RELATION-SUPERVSR ............ HB-0970
   RECREATIONAL IMPROVEMENT ACT................ HB-2638
   RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.................. HB-0280
   REVISE CHGO PUBLIC SCH SYSTEM ................... HB-4101
   SCH CD-CHGO IMPROVEMENT PLAN............... HB-2992
   SCH CD-DROPOUT/TRUANT................................ HB-2165
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBSTANCE INSTRUCT.......... HB-2946
   SCH CD-FOREIGN LANGUAGE CURRIC........... HB-2780
   SCH CD-PE EXCUSE POLICY ................................ HB-0669
   SCH-CHGO/PARENT INVOLMENT COMM ...... HB-3673
   SCHOOL BUS DRIVER-DRUG TEST .................... HB-3847
   SMALL CONTRACTOR BOND GUARANTE......... HB-0257
   SPECIAL YOUTH SUPPORT SERVICES................. HB-1001
   ST POLICE-SUPERVISE RELEASEES .................. HB-3604
   ST TREAS-INTEREST STATE MONEY .............. HB-1679
   TORT IMMUNITY-SERVE NOTICE ..................... HB-4244
   VEH CD-SALVAGE TITLES.................................... HB-0361
   VEHICLE REPLACEMENT SAFETY LAW ............ HB-3027
   VETERANS PREFERENCE-VIOLATIONS .......... HB-0845
   VETERANS PUBLIC WORKS-PENALTY............. HB-0847
   WRKR COMP-INCR BURIAL EXPENSE ............. HB-1111
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY LEFLORE
   HOUSE BILL: 64, 70, 144, 233, 478, 489, 554, 629, 655, 681, 843, 858, 978, 1048, 1194,
      1195, 1201, 1203, 1211, 1214, 1229, 1325, 1332, 1411, 1412, 1422, 1423, 1647, 1658,
      1795, 2143, 2204, 2395, 2492, 2493, 2694, 2740, 2905, 2930, 3026, 3098, 3103, 3250,
      3264, 3314, 3327, 3475, 3529, 3530, 3531, 3533, 3534, 3545, 3556, 3792, 3793, 3872,
      3873, 3881, 3890, 3896, 3907, 3909, 4105, 4133, 4179, 4184
    SENATE BILL: 67, 68, 69, 145, 256, 368, 566, 567, 670, 1422, 1428, 1830, 1876, 1998,
      2260




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LEFLORE, ROBERT JR. REPRESENTATIVE (15TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 163, 184, 245, 355, 361, 409, 414, 512, 594, 635, 686, 753, 787,
     825, 828, 829, 970, 986, 1194, 1213, 1218, 1253, 1259, 1293, 1457, 1515, 1538, 1565,
     1713, 1757, 1795, 1889, 1904, 1934, 1977, 2014
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 104, 162
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 15
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 72, 176
LEVERENZ, TED E. REPRESENTATIVE (51ST DIST. DEM)
   $BUILD ILLINOIS-RURAL AREAS....................... HB-3150
   $CHGO METRO FAIR/EXPO AUTH....................... HB-0109
   $CHGO METRO FAIR & EXPO AUTH .................. HB-2969
   $COURT OF CLAIMS-AWARDS....................... HB-1163
   $COURT OF CLAIMS-AWARDS............................ HB-3463
   $DCCA-DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS.................. HB-3782
   $DCCA/NE IL PLANNING COMMISSON ............. HB-3781
   $DCFS-JUVENILE PLACEMENT........................... HB-3984
   $DEV FIN AUTH/DIRECT LOAN PROG ............... HB-2671
   $DMHDD-PLACEMENT STUDY............................ HB-0587
   $EPA-DIVISION NOISE POLLUTION.................. HB-2398
   $GA-STAFF/OFFICE-EXPENSES..................... HB-2050
   $GRANT FUNDS-ATTORNEY GENERAL .......... HB-1276
   $GRANTS-EPA.....................................................  HB-2756
   $IDOT-HOMER ADAMS PKWY ............................. HB-1285
   $METROPOLITAN EXPO FAIR AUTH ................ HB-4024
   $OCE-ATTORNEY GENERAL............................... HB-1275
   $OCE-DCCA/BRD EDUC/VAR AGENCY............ HB-3543
   $OCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0564
   $OCE--GENERAL ASSEMBLY................................. HB-2049
   $OCE-LEGISLATIVE AGENCIES .......................... HB-2048
   $OCE-OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER............... HB-1897
   $OCE-ST APPELLATE DEFENDER....................... HB-3318
   $OCE-ST ATTY APPELLATE PROS....................... HB-1368
   $OCE-ST ATTY APPLLATE PROSECTR .............. HB-3663
   $OCE-ST BD OF ELECTIONS/EDUC.................... HB-3116
   $OCE-ST BRD ELECTIONS..................................... HB-0416
   $OCE-ST TREASURER ............................................ HB-3511
   $OCE-SUPREME  COURT......................................... HB-1636
   $OCE-SUPREME COURT......................................... HB-3162
   $PUB AID-PARKING STUDY.................................. HB-3985
   $REV & DCCA/JOB TRAINING............................... HB-1685
   $SBE-READING IMPROVEMENT PROG............. HB-3539
   $ST BD ED-CHATHAM SCHOOL FIRE................ HB-3040
   $ST BD ED-FY89 SCH BLDG FIRE........................ HB-3041
   $SUPPLMNTAL VARIOUS AGENCIES ................ HB-3542
   $VARIOUS AGENCIES .............................................  HB-0307
   AGING-SHARE HOUSING PROGRAM............. HB-0664
   BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................. HB-2006
   BLIND/ELDERLY INC TAX-EXEMPTNS ........... HB-0749
   CAP DEV BOARD-REVOLVING FUND ............ HB-3445
   CEMETERY SALES/FOREIGN WAREHSE........... HB-2766
   CEMETERY-PRENEED PERFORMNC BND....... HB-1917
   CIV ADM CD-DCCA-SMALL BUSINESS........... HB-1681
   CIV ADM CD-SMALL BUSN INFRAST................ HB-1682
   CONSERVATON-STUDY ST PARK MGMT........ HB-1564
   CONSUMER FRAUD-REFUNDS ........................... HB-3374
   DISASTER RELIEF-STATE REIMBURS.............. HB-1068
   DISASTER RELIEF-ST REIMBURSMNT............. HB-4267
   ENTERPRISE ZONE-CERTIFY ZONES............... HB-4111
   EPA-REMEDIAL ACTION LIEN............................ HB-3719
   EPA-TOXIC CHEMICAL REPORTING .............. HB-1403
   FORFEITED PROP-INTERST PENALTY ............. HB-0011
   HAROLD WASHINGTON HOLIDAY ................... HB-2942
   HGHWAY CD-ST CONSTRUCTION FUND........ HB-0851
   INC TAX-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATE............ HB-1908
   INC-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATING ................ HB-4268
   INNKEEPERS-CHECK CASH SERVICE .............. HB-3967
   INS CD-THIRD PARTY PRESCRIPTN ................. HB-3537




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LEVERENZ, TED E. REPRESENTATIVE (51ST DIST. DEM--Cont.
   LIBRARIES-STATE GRANTS................................. HB-3636
   LIBRARY SYSTEM-INCREASE GRANTS........... HB-1123
   MISTREATMENT OF POLICE DOGS...................... HB-1548
   MOTOR CARRIERS-DISPLAY REGISTN............ HB-2907
   PEST/PLANT DISEAS-DEFIN DEALER .............. HB-0375
   PUB UTIL NO SUMMER RATES.............................. HB-2905
   SCHOOL BUSES-LICENSING .............................. HB-0867
   SEC STATE SECURIT GEN REV FUND.................. HB-3587
   ST LIBRARY-OFFICE PRESERVATION.............. HB-1602
   STATE EMPLOYEE GROUP BENEFITS.............. HB-2834
   STATE POLICE-POLYGRPH/DISCIPLN ............. HB-1547
   SUPPLEMENTAL DEALER LICENSE..................... HB-1173
   TRUCK TRACTOR COMBINATION........................ HB-1551
   VEH CD-REGULATE MOTOR CARRIERS.......... HB-2207
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY LEVERENZ
   HOUSE BILL: 7, 114, 138, 269, 354, 384, 455, 489, 549, 640, 654, 716, 719, 720, 815,
     854, 999, 1003, 1065, 1887, 2114, 2146, 2225, 2369, 2415, 2446, 2591, 2744, 2920,
     3205, 3278, 3397, 3408, 3595, 3718, 3720, 3721, 3722
   SENATE BILL: 47, 48, 49, 52, 176, 225, 359, 363, 365, 485, 580, 591, 720, 749, 783,
     999, 1000, 1181, 1272, 1282, 1335, 1520, 1657, 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, 1835, 1836,
     1875, 1902
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 104, 159, 418, 499, 598, 660, 661, 911, 1017, 1198, 1719, 1814,
     1958
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 192, 214
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 24
LEVIN, ELLIS B. REPRESENTATIVE (5TH DIST. DEM)
   ADMIN PROCEDURE-INCOME TAX ACT ......... HB-1243
   AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY ACT............................... HB-0100
   AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY-HMO'S ....................... HB-3832
   AIDS DRUGS-APPROVAL....................................... HB-4017
   AIDS REGISTRY ACT-DEFINITIONS.................. HB-3831
   AIDS TEST-MARRIAGE LICENSE........................ HB-3026
   AIDS-DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION ..................... HB-0737
   AIDS-EXCEPTIONAL MEDICAL CARE ............. HB-0741
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE................................... HB-3098
   ASBESTOS ABMT-CONTRIBUTN INDEX .......... HB-0071
   ATTORNEYS FEES-CONDOS................................. HB-2423
   AUTO INS-HANDICAPPED POLICY.................... HB-1717
   AUTOMATED TELEPHONE SOLICITATN............ HB-0008
   AVAIL AFFORDABLE HOUSING STUDY ............. HB-3726
   CHEM SAFETY CONTINGENCY PLANS.............. HB-3683
   CHEMICAL SAFETY-INCLUDE PETROL........... HB-1359
   CHICAGO LOCAL SCHOOL AUTONOMY ............ HB-3834
   CHICAGO-LOCAL SCHOOL AUTONOMY......... HB-3745
   CHILD CARE-PROHIBIT FIREARMS .................. HB-0883
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-INCOME LEVEL................. HB-0273
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-0274
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-1888
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-4020
   COGENERATION FROM SOLID WASTE................ HB-0942
   CONDO ACT-ENFORCEMENT.............................. HB-2424
   CONDOMINIUM ACT-RIGHTS ............................. HB-2421
   CONDOMINIUM PROP-FORECLOSURE ............ HB-2422
   CONDOS-OWNERS RIGHTS .................................. HB-2632
   CONDOS-OWNERS RIGHTS .................................. HB-3714
   CONDOS/ELECTRICTY/CENTRL METER.......... HB-1657
   CREATES AIDS REGISTRY..................................... HB-0736
   CREDIT CARD DISCLOSURE................................. HB-2415
   CREDIT CARD DISCLOSURE................................. HB-4188
   CRIM CD-CRIM HOUSING MANAGEMNT ....... HB-2588
   CRIM CD-ETHNIC INTIMIDATION..................... HB-2931
   CRIMINAL CD-CHILD PORNOGRAPHY............ HB-3335
   CRIMINAL CODE-PUBLIC NUISANCES............ HB-2587
   CUB-NOTICE TO PUBLIC .................................... HB-0401
   DCFS ACT-SHELTER CARE FUNDING............. HB-1655
   DCFS-ALIENS-CHILD CARE SVCS...........        HB-2503




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LEVIN, ELLIS B. REPRESENTATIVE (5TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   DEPT PUB HLTH-GENERC DRUG LIST.............. HB-0272
   DPH-AIDS TRAINING-ST EMPLOYEES........... HB-0738
   DPH-ALIENS-HLTH NEEDS-PILOT ............. HB-2506
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING TEST.............. HB-3139
   ELEC-CHICAGO BD OF EDUCATION ................. HB-2984
   ELECTION CODE-TECHNICAL CHANGE.......... HB-2419
   EMISSION INSPECTN-BIENNIAL.......................... HB-3682
   EMPLOYEE DRUG TESTING.................................... HB-1460
   EMPLY/APPLCNT ALCHL/DRUG TESTS ........... HB-0937
   FIELD SANITATION ACT.......................................... HB-1055
   HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE-FINE............ HB-3835
   HEALTH FAC PLAN BD-AIDS PERMIT .............. HB-0735
   HEARING AID/HEALTH FACILITIES .................. HB-3161
   HIST PRES-RELOCATION COSTS........................ HB-3724
   HIST PRES-TENANT NOTIFICATION ................ HB-3725
   HISTORIC PRESERVATN-PUB HEARNG........... HB-1659
   HUMAN RGHT-DESCRIMIATN INSURER........ HB-0036
   HUMAN RGHT-EMPL-PREGNACY/BIRTH .... HB-0086
   HUMAN RIGHT-SEXUAL ORIENTATION......... HB-0885
   HUMAN RTS-IMMIGRATN-DISCRIMNTN .... HB-2630
   ICC MEMBER QUALIFICATIONS........................... HB-2565
   ICC-COMPETITIVE TELECOM-SAFETY.......... HB-3136
   ICC-EMPLOYEE REGULATIONS.......................... HB-1459
   IHDA-ENERGY STANDARDS................................ HB-1660
   ILLINOIS DRUG TESTING ACT .............................. HB-3509
   JT COMM/PUBLIC COMMENT-RULES.............. HB-1560
   LIMIT AUTOMATIC TELLER FEES........................ HB-4294
   LIQUOR-PRECINCT LIMIT.................................... HB-1051
   MARRIAGE LICENSE TESTING .............................. HB-3111
   MED PRACT-DEPT-PROFESSONAL REG........ HB-3789
   M EDICAID- AIDS  ....................................................... HB-0740
   MEDICAID-AIDS-NURSING HOMES................ HB-3833
   MEDICAID-PERS NEEDS ALLOWANCE............ HB-2899
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT-REF CHANG............ HB-3790
   METRO-TRANSIT POLICE FORCE ...................... HB-3727
   MILITARY/NAVAL CD-CENTRAL AMER......... HB-0838
   MUN CD/DETAIN ARRESTED PERSONS............. HB-0936
   MUNI CD-BLDG CODE VIOLATIONS................. HB-2600
   MUNI CD-BLDG CODE VIOLATIONS................. HB-2631
   MUNI-CITIES/VILLIAGES-JT ELCTN.............. HB-2985
   NO MEDICARE FULL COVER OPTION................. HB-2416
   NONPROFIT DIRECTOR NOT LIABLE.................. HB-1312
   NOT FOR PROFIT-IMMUNITY ............................. HB-0270
   NURS HOME INSPECT-COORDINATOR............ HB-3950
   NURSING HOME REFORM-PERSONL FD......... HB-3949
   PEN CD-TEACH-DISABILITY RULES............... HB-1369
   PERSNNEL CD LEAVE/ABSENCE-AIDS ........... HB-0739
   PREPAYMENT SUBSIDIZED MORTGAGE........... HB-3338
   PROCEEDINGS INVOLVING RUNDOWN ............ HB-2507
   PROHIBIT BUSINESS-NAZI GERMANY............ HB-2417
   PROHIBIT BUSINESS-NAZI GERMANY............ HB-2418
   PROHIBIT BUSINESS-NAZI GERMANY............ HB-2677
   PUB AID CD-AIDS PROGRAMS............................ HB-0734
   PUB AID-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS................ HB-3533
   PUB AID-HARDSHIP ASSIST PROG.................... HB-4018
   PUB AID-JOBS/EDUCATION PROGRAM........... HB-4187
   PUB AID-MHDD/CORRCTNS APPLICNT........... HB-1656
   PUB AID-PERSON MONTHLY GRANT.............. HB-0194
   PUB AID-SPECIAL NEEDS GRANT.................... HB-3530
   PUB UTIL LOCAL REGjJLATION............................ HB-2420
   PUB UTIL REFUND OVERCHARGES..................... HB-2204
   PUB UTIL 115% OF PEAK NO RATE........................ HB-2140
   PUB UTIL-EXCESS CAPACITY.............................. HB-0938
   PUB UTIL-ICC-REMAND REGULATNS ......... HB-3685
   PUB UTIL-LOCAL REGULATION......................... HB-4022
   PUB UTILS-ADVERTISEMENTS........................... HB-2147
   PUB UTILS-WINTER RECONNECTION ............. HB-3684




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LEVIN, ELLIS B. REPRESENTATIVE (5TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PUB UTL-REORGANIZATION APPROVL........... HB-0041
   PUB UTL-TELECOMMUNICATN BILLS............. HB-3728
   PUBL AID-RECIPIENT ASSISTANCE.................. HB-1138
   PUBL UTIL-SUMMER RATES................................ HB-2982
   PUBLIC AID-ALIENS-NEEDS.............................. HB-2505
   REV ACT-CERTIF OF ERROR-COOK................ HB-3864
   REVISE CHGO PUBLIC SCH SYSTEM ................... HB-4101
   SCH CD-DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE-APR....... HB-3011
   SCH CD-FREEDOM SPEECH/PRESS ................... HB-4019
   SCH CD-INCR SPEC ED TAX RATE..................... HB-3390
   SCH CD-MERIT RECOGN GRADN DATE........... HB-1265
   SCH CD-REPORT NONCOMPLY DISTRT........... HB-1050
   SCH CD-SPEC ED-REVIEWNG OFFICR............ HB-1638
   SCH CD-ST BD STANDARDS/RULES .................. HB-1244
   SCH CD-ST BRD EDUC-ALIEN STUDY............ HB-2504
   SCH CD-TRANSPTATION REIMBURSMT ......... HB-1658
   SCH-CHGO BRD ED-REDUCE POSITNS .......... HB-4021
   SCH-NONPUBLIC INSTUTN HGHR ED.............. HB-3723
   SCHOOL CD-AIDS INSTRUCTION....................... HB-0742
   SCHOOL CD-TEACHER TRAINING-AID......... HB-0743
   SEX DISCRIM-PUBLIC ACCOMMODATN ......... HB-2983
   SOFTWARE LIC ACT-REPEAL.............................. HB-1401
   SOFTWARE LICENSE ENFORCEMENT................ HB-1402
   TELECOMMUNICATN-COSTS/SERVICE .......... HB-2395
   TORT IMMUNITY ALCOHOLISM/DRUGS .......... HB-0037
   TORT IMMUNTY LCL GOV VOLUNTEER............ HB-0271
   TOXIC ENFORCEMENT ACT................................... HB-3948
   UNEMPLOYMT INSURANCE-ELIGIBLTY........ HB-1352
   UNIFD CD CORRECT-SEX ORIENTATN............ HB-0884
   UTILITY-LOCAL GOV USE FACILITY................ HB-2599
   VEHICLE CODE- DUI..............................................  HB-3384
   VETRNARY ACT-STNDRDS & FACULTY ......... HB-1264
   VICTIMS-RIGHT TO KNOW SENTENCE............ HB-2590
   VIET VET SERVICE CENTERS RPTS...................... HB-1370
   WK COMP-AMEND EMERGCY PETITION ........ HB-1262
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY LEVIN
   HOUSE BILL: 372, 542, 638, 669, 1263, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1371, 1372, 1559, 2763,
     2920, 3145
   SENATE BILL: 40, 43, 100, 102, 159, 172, 242, 400, 493, 527, 601, 602, 681, 774, 794,
     841, 958, 994, 995, 1051, 1095, 1155, 1325, 1470, 1704, 1707, 1719, 1800, 1834, 1839,
     1840, 1876, 1914, 1955
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 17, 367, 403, 409, 489, 558, 654, 1040, 1193, 1208, 1237, 1440,
     1446, 1461, 1612, 1888, 1936
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 104, 137, 226
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 22, 72, 130
MADIGAN, MICHAEL J. REPRESENTATIVE (30TH DIST. DEM)
   $GA-STAFF/OFFICE-EXPENSES...................... HB-2050
   $OCE-GENERAL ASSEMBLY................................. HB-2049
   $OCE-LEGISLATIVE AGENCIES .......................... HB-2048
   $OCE-OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER................ HB-1897
   $OCE-ST TREASURER...........................................  HB-3511
   BACCALAUREATE SAVING-POWERS................ HB-2986
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH ................. HB-0700
   COURT CLERKS-RECORDERS/FEES.................. HB-3918
   COURT CLERKS-VARIOUS COURTS .................. HB-3584
   DCFS-COMMUNITY-EDUCATION.................. HB-0547
   FREE INFO ACT-SUITS-EXEMPTIONS............ HB-2569
   GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN FINANCE .......... HB-0821
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE .................................. HB-3260
   IL DEPT PUBLIC  AID  ................................................  HB-0546
   IL INTERNATIONAL PORT DISTRICT............... HB-2034
   INTERGOV-MANDATE FISCAL NOTES............. HB-0161
   LOBBYIST REG ACT-DISCLOSURE.................. HB-0816
   MHDDC-TEEN SUICIDE PREVENTION.............. HB-0548
   MUNI CD-ADDT'L BONDING POWERS.............. HB-0854
   PEN CD-COOK COUNTY-ARTICLE.................... HB-0331





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MADIGAN, MICHAEL J. REPRESENTATIVE (30TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PEN-CHGO FIREMN/AVERAGE SALARY......... HB-0588
   PUB AID-CHILD SUPP-DEMO PRGRM............. HB-2862
   RESPONSIVE ED SYSTEM ACT ............................... HB-0320
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBST ABUSE INSTRN............. HB-0507
   SCH CD-PARENTING ED REQD/9-12 ............... HB-0508
   SCH CD-SEX/PHYS ABUSE INSTRCTN ............. HB-0509
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0916
   SICKLE CELL ACT ....................................................  HB-1201
   UNEMPLOYMNT INSURANCE-TECH CHG...... HB-2033
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MADIGAN,MJ
   HOUSE BILL: 274, 297, 502, 701, 702, 703, 704, 707, 709, 814, 1564, 1566, 1572, 1645,
     1681, 1882, 1908, 2349, 2398, 3011
   SENATE BILL: 1, 10, 282, 1257, 1258, 1269, 1290, 1320, 1483, 1592, 1655, 1776, 1777,
     1778, 1902, 2087, 2174
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 7, 17, 96, 103, 104, 144, 153, 164, 176, 181, 190, 256, 264, 278,
     318, 326, 331, 333, 345, 363, 369, 394, 410, 416, 418, 429, 434, 465, 469, 493, 494,
     500, 504, 516, 568, 596, 650, 706, 726, 768, 839, 856, 857, 868, 876, 893, 900, 910,
     914, 915, 923, 932, 984, 1017, 1018, 1019, 1075, 1162, 1182, 1184, 1202, 1207, 1236,
     1255, 1322, 1402, 1424, 1435, 1442, 1469, 1495, 1522, 1525, 1550, 1601, 1604, 1612,
     1625, 1703, 1705, 1728, 1736, 1882, 1885, 1906, 1924, 1941, 2004, 2026
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 1, 3, 30, 31, 44, 56, 61, 75, 93, 94, 111, 113, 134, 167,
     170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 195, 197, 202, 210, 215, 218, 226
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 45, 59, 119, 127, 171, 175
   JOINT SESSION RESOLUTION: 3, 6
MARTINEZ, BEN REPRESENTATIVE (20TH DIST. DEM)
   $CDB-BENITO JUAREZ HIGH SCH...................... HB-1150
   $CDB-MULTI-SPORTS FACILITY ...................... HB-1409
   $CDB-MULTI-SPORTS FACILITY ...................... HB-3009
   ABUSED/NEGLECT-SCH ATTENDANCE.......... HB-4215
   ANTI-TAKEOVER/CORPORATION.................... HB-3008
   BACCALAUREATE SAVING-POWERS................ HB-2986
   BLIND/ELDERLY INC TAX-EXEMPTNS........... HB-0749
   COMPENSATORY ED-RESIDENT ALIEN.......... HB-2401
   CONSUMER PROTECTN-JOB LISTINGS............ HB-3662
   COURT INTERPRETER ACT .................................... HB-1149
   COURT INTERPRETER ACT .................................... HB-2922
   DCCA-HISPANIC BUSINES INCENTVE ............. HB-3002
   DCMS-HISPANIC EMPLOYEES ............................ HB-1645
   DEPT LOTTERY-POLICIES/REGULATN............ HB-0144
   DEPT REG/ED-DEPT PROF REGULATN ............ HB-3119
   DISCLOSE HEATING COST-DWELLING............ HB-4182
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF...................... HB-0848
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-4119
   DRUG OFFENSES IN PARKS-PENALTY ............ HB-1572
   ELECTION CD-BILINGUAL BALLOT................ HB-3001
   HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE-FINE............ HB-3835
   HEALTH CARE-STATE-INTERPRETER........... HB-3003
   HEALTH SERVICES-RESIDENT ALIEN ............. HB-2404
   HIGHER ED-HISPANIC STUDENT AID.............. HB-3151
   HIGHWAY AD-DEFINE TOLLWAY..................... HB-2056
   HIGHWAY ADVERTISING-VISIBLE.................... HB-2035
   HUMAN RTS-IMMIGRATN-DISCRIMNTN .... HB-2630
   INCOME TX-REFUNDS ........................................... HB-1815
   INS REDLINING PROHIBITION.............................. HB-2143
   INSUR CD-BUSINESS-INSURANCE ................. HB-4129
   INSURANCE CD-SPACE HEATERS ..................... HB-3152
   JUVENILE COURT-EVIDENCE............................ HB-1614
   JUVENILE-PROSECUTE AS AN ADULT............. HB-1498
   LONG TERM CARE FACILITY-DMHDD............. HB-0639
   MALPRACTICE DISCLOSURE................................. HB-1816
   MED PRACT ACT/CERIFICATIONS ................... HB-3154
   MED PRACT-DEPT-PROFESSONAL REG ........ HB-3789
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT-REF CHANG............ HB-3790
   MINORITY/FEM BUSINESS/CRITERIA............... HB-2405
   NO-MAIL ORDER HEARING AID SALE............. HB-0640
   NOTARY PUBLIC-ADVERTISING........................ HB-0372




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MARTINEZ, BEN REPRESENTATIVE (20TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   OCCUPATION & USE TX-EXEMPTNS .............. HB-0976
   PEN CD-LOCAL GOV OFFICER/BENFT............. HB-4061
   PUB HEALTH-DIABETES-HISPANICS ............. HB-1646
   PUB UTILITIES RATE DISCRIM.............................. HB-2145
   PUBL UTIL-SUMMER RATES................................ HB-2982
   PUBLIC COMM COLLEGE ACT/GRANT .............. HB-3153
   PUBLIC HEALTH-DIABETES-STUDY ............... HB-2921
   REV-NOTICE-EMPL TELEPHN NUMBER....... HB-1832
   TAX CREDIT-SENIOR CITIZENS......................... HB-0656
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MARTINEZ
   HOUSE BILL: 8, 18, 32, 116, 438, 446, 543, 554, 557, 564, 570, 596, 655, 866, 1082,
     1124, 1240, 1302, 1310, 1332, 1411, 1412, 1454, 1595, 2172, 2415, 3062, 3086, 3169,
     3350, 3505, 3506, 3510, 3545, 3563, 3564, 3570, 3615, 3618, 3897, 3909, 4002, 4064
   SENATE BILL: 17, 553, 574, 655, 1001, 1003, 1095, 1096, 1101, 1103, 1177, 1194,
     1275, 1277, 1314, 1377, 1558, 1692, 1697, 1856, 1998
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 117, 188, 190, 453, 511, 570, 896, 917, 932, 1316, 1440, 1450,
     1661, 1685, 1901, 1941, 1948, 1949
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 33, 104, 146, 175, 211
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 72, 136
MATIJEVICH, JOHN S. REPRESENTATIVE (61ST DIST. DEM)
   $DCCA/NE IL PLANNING COMMISSON ............. HB-3781
   $GRANTS- EPA................................................  HB-2756
   $OCE-SECRETARY OF STATE................................ HB-0606
   $OCE-SECRETARY OF STATE................................ HB-3403
   $OCE-ST BOARD OF EDUCATION .................... HB-3280
   $OCE-ST BRD EDUCATION .................... ......... HB-0482
   $OCE-SUPREME COURT......................................... HB-0138
   $OCE-SUPREME COURT......................................... HB-1636
   $OCE-SUPREME COURT......................................... HB-3162
   $SBE-ST AID/SUMMER SCHOOL........................... HB-0483
   $ST BRD EDUC-STATE AID.................................... HB-3281
   ALTERNATIVES TO SURGERY............................... HB-0934
   BOATING DUI-REVOKE LICENSE....................... HB-1200
   BUSINESS COMBINE RESTRICTION ................ HB-3865
   CIVIL PROC-PUN DAMAGES/DRUGS................ HB-0999
   CLEAN AIR-NO SMOKING/RESTURANT......... HB-0154
   CNTY EXEC-NOMINATION & ELECTON......... HB-2896
   CORR-COMMUNITY SERVICE WORK............... HB-0219
   COUNTIES-PESTICIDES .........................................  HB-2390
   COUNTIES-STORMWATER PLAN....................... HB-0998
   COUNTY EXECUTIVE-ADOPTION...................... HB-2894
   COUNTY HOMES-TAX RATE................................ HB-0873
   COURT INTERPRETER ACT .................................... HB-1149
   CUB-NOTICE TO PUBLIC ....................................... HB-0401
   DASA-DRUG SCHEDULES .................................... HB-4156
   DENTAL HYGIENIST-CONTINUE EDUC .......... HB-2068
   DENTAL HYGIENIST-LIFE SUPPORT .............. HB-3763
   DEPT AGING-NURS HOME-OMBUDSMN....... HB-3741
   DISASTER RELIEF-STATE REIMBURS .............. HB-1068
   DISPENSING OPTICIAN ACT .................................. HB-0453
   DOT-LAND CONVEYANCE-LAKE CNTY........ HB-2046
   EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS/VETS KIDS.............. HB-4269
   ELEC & VEH CDS-REGISTRATION..................... HB-4211
   EMPLOYEES-24 HR REST/7 DAYS ...................... HB-0074
   EPA PERMITS LOCAL SITE...................................... HB-2678
   EPA PUBLIC INTERVENOR...................................... HB-2478
   FLOOD PLAINS-SALE OR LEASE........................ HB-1095
   FLOODPLAIN CONSTRUCTION ACT.................... HB-0368
   GENETIC ENGINEERED ORGANISMS .............. HB-1866
   HEARING AID CONSUMER PROTECTN .............. HB-3096
   HIGHR ED-FORM OF APPROPRIATION ............ HB-3619
   HIGHR ED/VOCATION ED/STANDARDS............ HB-3557
   HLTH PLAN-CAPITAL EXPENDITURE.............. HB-3943
   ICC-RAILROAD-RIGHTS OF WAY.................... HB-3645
   ID CARD-REPRODUCT/MISDEMEANOR.......... HB-2699
   IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE............................. HB-2047





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MATIJEVICH, JOHN S. REPRESENTATIVE (61ST DIST. DEM--Cont.
   IL GRANT FUNDS RECOVERY ACT...................... HB-3131
   ILLINOIS DRUG TESTING ACT .............................. HB-3509
   INC TX-ADDL-EXEMPT $1000 ............................ HB-0251
   INC TX-SR CITZ/DISABLED-EXEMPT ............ HB-3169
   INS FIRE POLICY SMOKE DETECTOR.................. HB-2396
   IRRADIATED FOOD-LABELING.......................... HB-0212
   LAWN CHEMICL APPLICATN NOTICE................ HB-0918
   LIQR CONTRL--SALE TO LICENSEES ................ HB-3170
   LIQUOR-LICENSE OFFICIALS.............................. HB-0852
   MED PRAC-MEDICARE ASSIGNMENT.............. HB-0638
   MUNI CD-CIVIL SERV-SUSPENSION............... HB-0423
   MUNI CD-PESTICIDES.......................................... HB-2391
   MUNI/PUB UTIL-FRANCHSE AGREEMT.......... HB-3749
   PEACE OFFICER DISCIPLINARY/SOS.................. HB-0808
   PEN CD-DEPT INSURANCE-PENALTES.......... HB-0592
   PEN CD-INC SHERIFF/DEPUTY PEN ............... HB-0031
   PHYSICIANS-MEDICARE-NOTICE................... HB-3644
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE..............................  HB-3381
   PREVAIL WAGE/COLLECTIVE BARG ................. HB-3771
   PUB AID-EXTEND CHILD CARE.......................... HB-3529
   PUB UTIL-RATE INCR-PROMO RATES........... HB-3709
   PUB UTILITIES/RATE INCREASES ....................... HB-3559
   PUBL AID-TWO PLANS/COVERAGE .................. HB-3612
   PUBLIC/COMMUNTY SERV-EMPLYMENT...... HB-0245
   REG & ED-HEALTH CARE ADVOCATE ............. HB-1708
   REV ACT-POLLUTION CONTROL/COOL.......... HB-2064
   REV-POLLUTN CONTROL/ECON PROD........... HB-2057
   SCH CD-FISCAL NOTES ON RULES.................... HB-3635
   SHELTER CARE-DETENTION HOMES............. HB-2594
   SHERIFF-EMPL-POLITICAL RIGHTS............... HB-0807
   SMOKE DETECT-HEARING IMP-HOTEL........ HB-3563
   SMOKE DETECTOR ACT ........................................... HB-0003
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO BILLBOARDS................ HB-0975
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO PRODUCTS TAX ............ HB-1625
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO-DISTRIBUTION........... HB-1726
   SOCIAL WORK-DEFER REPEAL........................... HB-3264
   THE NURSING ACT OF 1987 .................................... HB-2259
   TOWNSHHP OPEN SPACE-FARM LAND........... HB-3006
   TOWNSHIPS-PESTICIDES..................................... HB-2392
   TRUCK-NO DEBRIS ON HIGHWAY .................... HB-3775
   URBAN STORMDRAINAGE DIST ACT.................. HB-0997
   UTILITY RATES-LARGE CUSTOMERS.............. HB-3710
   VEH CD-.05 UNDER AGE 21 IS DUI...................... HB-1718
   VEH CD-ALCOHOL/DRUG TEST.......................... HB-0185
   VEH CD-DRUG TEST ADMISSIBILITY ............... HB-0211
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MATIJEVICH
   HOUSE BILL: 39, 321, 345, 497, 700, 701, 702, 703, 704, 707, 709, 798, 913, 956, 957,
     958, 1040, 1055, 1093, 2700, 2701, 2702, 2932
   SENATE BILL: 40, 145, 172, 286, 370, 482, 794, 957, 1283, 1295, 1296, 1671, 1673,
     1696, 1868, 1889, 2115, 2193
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 17, 33, 34, 45, 46, 47, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 96, 116, 132, 136, 172,
     183, 193, 194, 211, 214, 235, 237, 238, 265, 266, 280, 285, 321, 368, 369, 386, 392,
     401, 418, 462, 479, 480, 486, 505, 506, 507, 508, 512, 518, 579, 585, 596, 638, 664,
     754, 755, 756, 776, 784, 796, 818, 826, 901, 912, 915, 931, 959, 983, 989, 1095, 1101,
     1131, 1132, 1140, 1143, 1152, 1153, 1160, 1200, 1228, 1238, 1239, 1267, 1272, 1301,
     1332, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1365, 1366, 1367, 1419, 1466, 1467, 1481, 1515, 1570, 1572,
     1611, 1626, 1656, 1703, 1707, 1710, 1745, 1803, 1804, 1833, 1843, 1988, 1998, 2021,
     2023
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 10, 59, 60, 68, 106, 148, 174, 176, 203
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 19, 50, 83, 116, 118, 135, 137, 138, 145, 161
MAUTINO, RICHARD A. REPRESENTATIVE (74TH DIST. DEM)
   SFARM DEVELOPMT AUTH/SEED FUND............ HB-0704
   AG CO-OP ACT LIMIT LIABILITY........................ HB-1697
   ANTI-TAKEOVER/CORPORATION..................... HB-2901
   BANKS/INSURANCE & SECURITIES .................. HB-1426
   BREWERS/ELECTRNC FUND TRANSFER.......... HB-1563




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MAUTINO, RICHARD A. REPRESENTATIVE (74TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   BUILD ILL-SMALL BUS-CAP LOAN ................. HB-1683
   BUSINESS IMPACT NOTE ACT............................... HB-1133
   CANOE AND KAYAK REGISTRATION................. HB-2925
   CIV ADM CD-DCCA-SMALL BUSINESS........... HB-1681
   CIV ADM CD-SMALL BUSN INFRAST ................ HB-1682
   CMS-INCR FEMALE EMPLOYMENT............... HB-3363
   COMMERCIAL RISK RATE REGULATE............... HB-1849
   CONSUMER FRAUD-REFUNDS ........................... HB-3374
   CONTRIBUTION-LIABILITY.......................... HB-3594
   DMHDD-COMMUNITY SERVICES ACT............. HB-3300
   DRUG CONVCTN SUPERVISION............................ HB-0931
   ECONOMIC INCENTIVE-SM BUSINESS............ HB-1680
   ENTERPRISE ZONES-UTILITY, TAXES.............. HB-1419
   ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION............................... HB-1585
   ENVRMTL HLTH PRACTITNR REG ACT............. HB-0972
   EPA-VOIDS RULES/PCB TO ADOPT ................... HB-1263
   EXPORT DEV ACT-AUDITS IDENTITY .............. HB-0558
   EXPORT DEV ACT-AUDITS IDENTITY .............. HB-0649
   FRANCHISE FEE NOT FIXTURES.......................... HB-3278
   FRANCHISE-DISCLOSURES.............................. HB-2011
   FUEL TAX FUND-LOCAL PROJECTS................. HB-2615
   HAZARDOUS WASTE OCCUPATNAL LIC........... HB-2917
   HEALTH REGISTRY-CANCER .............................. HB-3279
   HIGH-IMPACT BUSINES/CREATE JOB ............. HB-4091
   HUMAN RGHTS-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION......... HB-3364
   INCOME TAX CREDIT-EMPLOYERS.................. HB-3365
   INSTITUTE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ED................. HB-0184
   JUVENILE COURT-CHRONIC TRUANTS.......... HB-0971
   LANDOWNRS LIABILTY-CONSERVTION ........ HB-0683
   LIQ-MUN BLDG OVER LAKE/STREAM............. HB-0281
   LIQUOR CONTROL-COASTERS/TRAYS............ HB-3970
   LIQUOR-OATHS-GENDER NEUTRAL.............. HB-3825
   LIQUOR-SPECIAL EVENT LICENSE ................... HB-2974
   MHDD-COMM SERV PILOT PROJECT............... HB-3518
   MOTOR TX FUND-LOCAL EXPENDITRE.......... HB-1380
   PERMITS SUNDAY CAR SALES.............................. HB-0559
   PRIVATE BUS/VOC SCHOOLS ACT....................... HB-2260
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW COMM.............. HB-0306
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW BD.................... HB-3277
   PUB UTIL NO SUMMER RATES.............................. HB-2905
   PUB UTIL-ICC APPROVE APPLICATN................ HB-3665
   PVT BUS/VOC SCH-CERTF APPROVAL............. HB-1686
   REAL ESTATE LIC/NURSING ACT........................ HB-2433
   REDUCE FUEL/ELECTIC TX-MANUFCT .......... HB-3595
   REV-ITINERANT VENDR REGISTRATN........... HB-0183
   SCH CD-REFRNDA/DIST COMON NAME......... HB-0948
   SCH CD-TEEN POSITIV ACTIV GRNT ................ HB-0384
   SECR INTRST FARM GOODS FILE......................... HB-0922
   SM BUSINESS LITIGATN EXPENSES.................... HB-0181
   SPECIAL EVENT LIQUOR LICENSE ...................... HB-3132
   STATE FISH-BLUEGILL ........................................ HB-1101
   TAX USE-EXEMPT FUEL/ELECTRIC .............. HB-0007
   TRANS MRCHNT-ORGANIZED FESTIVL.......... HB-4286
   TRANSIENT MERCHANT ACT 1987 ...................... HB-0560
   UNEMPLOY INS-INTEREST/PENALTY............. HB-0182
   VEH CD-CAR SUNDAY SALES.............................. HB-2972
   VEH CD-INCREASE SPEED LIMIT....................... HB-0065
   WRKR COMP/OCC DISEASE-TRAUMA............. HB-1408
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MAUTINO
   HOUSE BILL: 214, 215, 390, 393, 421, 455, 456, 542, 589, 746, 852, 1099, 1301, 3408,
     3661
   SENATE BILL: 209, 210, 211, 229, 370, 432, 438, 687, 719, 720, 798, 854, 998, 1233,
     1239, 1249, 1342, 1387, 1456, 1461, 1480, 1781, 1826, 2001, 2193, 2202
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 8, 76, 215, 270, 271, 292, 354, 598, 656, 725, 891, 925, 1026,
     1163, 1164, 1243, 1269, 1361, 1365, 1624, 1712, 1855
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 76, 96, 131, 136, 161, 181, 208, 209, 213, 214, 221
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 4




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MAYS, JEFFREY D. REPRESENTATIVE (96TH DIST. REP)
   $BUILD IL  PROGRAM   ................................................ HB-3206
   $BUILD ILLINOIS PROGRAM.................................. HB-0786
   $CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD....................... HB-3637
   $CDB PROJECTS ........................ .... ...................  HB-0799
   $CDB-REAPPROPRIATIONS ................................. HB-1234
   $CONSERVATION-CATFISH STUDY ............. HB-3882
   $DCCA-INDUSTRIAL TRAINING......................... HB-3783
   $DEPT CONSERVATN-MAZONIA LAKES......... HB-0651
   $DEPT-REVENUE-AUDITORS .......................... HB-3622
   $DOT-KANKAKEE RIVER ...................................... HB-0650
   $GA-STAFF/OFFICE-EXPENSES..................... HB-2050
   $GRANTS-EPA TRUST FUND COMMSN............ HB-0758
   $GRF/IL DEVELOP FINANCE AUTH.....*............... HB-3440
   $IL FARM DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY............. HB-0757
   $OCE-ABANDONED MINED COUNCIL.............. HB-0759
   $OCE- BOB .............................................  HB-0788
   $OCE-CAP DEV BOARD........................................... HB-0785
   $OCE-CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ................. HB-3208
   $OCE-COMMS BANKS/TRUST COMPANY....... HB-0766
   $OCE-COURT OF CLAIMS.................................... HB-0790
   $OCE-COURT OF CLAIMS...................................... HB-3226
   $OCE-CRIMINAL JUSTCE INFO AUTH.............. HB-0768
   $OCE-DCCA/VARIOUS AGENCIES ..................... HB-0784
   $OCE- DCFS ............................................................   HB-321 1
   $OCE- DCMS.........    ...........................................  HB-0778
   $OCE- DEN R ............................................................. HB-0777
   $OCE-DEPT AGING ............................................... HB-0782
   $OCE-DEPT AGRICULTURE.................................. HB-0791
   $OCE-DEPT CONSERVATION ............................... HB-0961
   $OCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS .................................. HB-0789
   $OCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS ................................ HB-0962
   $OCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0779
   $OCE-DEPT ENERGY & NATURAL RES............ HB-3237
   $OCE-DEPT LABOR................................................ HB-0780
   $OCE-DEPT MINES & MINERALS....................... HB-3210
   $OCE-DEPT PROFESSNAL REGULATN ............. HB-3209
   $OCE-DEPT PUBL HEALTH ................................... HB-0792
   $OCE-DEPT PUBLIC AID......................................... HB-0960
   $OCE-DEPT-AGING ............................................ HB-3229
   $OCE- DEPT-CMS ..................................................  HB-3204
   $OCE-DEPT-CORRECTIONS ............................. HB-3205
   $OCE-DEPT-HUMAN RIGHTS............................ HB-3202
   $OCE-DEPT-INSURANCE/CHIPS .................... HB-3199
   $OCE-DEPT-LOTTERY ........................................ HB-0774
   $OCE-DEPT-NUCLEAR SAFETY ........................ HB-0775
   $OCE-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH ............................ HB-3212
   $OCE-DEPT-REHABILITATION SERV.............. HB-3203
   $OCE-DEPT-REVENUE ......................................... HB-3228
   $OCE-DEPT-STATE POLICE ................................ HB-0770
   $OCE-DEPT-STATE POLICE .............................. HB-3201
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION....................... HB-3227
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION..................... HB-3231
   $OCE-DEPT-VETERANS AFFAIRS..................... HB-0776
   $OCE-DMHDD..................................................................... HB-0783
   $OCE-GEN ASSEMBLY RETIREMENT ............... HB-0763
   $OCE-GENERAL ASSEMBLY................................. HB-2049
   $OCE-GOV LAW ENFORCEMT OFFICER........... HB-0793
   $OCE-GUARDIANSHIP ADVOCACY ................... HB-0781
   $OCE-HEALTH CARE COST COUNCIL............... HB-3233
   $OCE-HISTORIC PRESERVTN AGENCY............ HB-3234
   $OCE-HLTH CARE COST CONTAINMNT.......... HB-0771
   $OCE-HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION .............. HB-3232
   $OCE-IL ARTS COUNCIL..................................... HB-3207
   $OCE-IL COMMERCE COMMISSION.................. HB-0773
   $OCE-IL RACING BOARD....................................... HB-3225
   $OCE-INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION...................... HB-3230
   $OCE-JUDGE RETIREMNT SYSTEM................. . HB-0762




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MAYS, JEFFREY D. REPRESENTATIVE (96TH DIST. REP}-Cont.
   $OCE-LEGISLATIVE AGENCIES .......................... HB-2048
   $OCE-LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION.......... HB-3243
   $OCE-LOCAL GOVMT LAW ENFORCEMT........ HB-3242
   $OCE-LOCAL LABOR RELATION BRD............... HB-3241
   $OCE-LT GOVERNOR ......................................... HB-0772
   $OCE-LT GOVERNOR ............................................  HB-3244
   $OCE-METRO FAIR/EXPO AUTHORITY ........... HB-0767
   $OCE-OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR..................... HB-3200
   $OCE-OFFICE OF PUBLIC COUNSEL.................. HB-3239
   $OCE-POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD............... HB-3240
   $OCE-PRAIRIE STATE 2000 AUTH .................... HB-0756
   $OCE-PRISONER REVIEW BOARD...................... HB-0769
   $OCE-PROPERTY TAX APPEAL BOARD............ HB-3238
   $OCE-SCH TEACH PEN/RETIREMNT ................ HB-0765
   $OCE-ST EMERGENCY SERV/DISASTR............ HB-3224
   $OCE-ST EMPLOY RETIREMNT SYSTM............ HB-0760
   $OCE-ST LABOR RELATIONS BOARD................. HB-3236
   $OCE-STATE FIRE MARSHAL ......................... HB-3235
   $OCE-TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM.......... HB-0764
   $OCE-VARIOUS STATE AGENCIES ................... HB-0761
   $STATE COMPTROLLER ...........................................  HB-2075
   $VARIOUS AGENCIES............................................  HB-0307
   $VARIOUS AGENCIES-BUILD IL ..................... HB-3245
   ABOLISH LOCAL LABOR RELATNS BD................ HB-1261
   AIDS-TRACING-REGISTRY .............................. HB-2596
   BANK EXAM SUBSIDIARIES COSTS ................... HB-3973
   BANKS GOVT MUTUAL FUNDS ............................. HB-2530
   BANKS SELL ASSETS/MERGER............................. HB-2804
   BKNG ACT-PREEMPTIVE RIGHT ........................ HB-2543
   BOND AUTHORITY-INCREASE ........................... HB-3515
   BOND AUTHORITY-INCREASE ........................ HB-3516
   BOND AUTHORIZATION-INCREASES............... HB-2833
   BUILD ILLINOIS REAPPROPRIATION.................. HB-1552
   CAP DEV BOARD-REVOLVING FUND................ HB-3445
   CD CORRECTION-PEACE OFFICER.................... HB-3606
   CDB-CONTRIBUTORY TRUST FUND ................. HB-2798
   CDB-MOVE GENERATOR TO QUINCY .............. HB-1737
   CHARITABLE IMMUNITY-VOLUNTEERS........ HB-3029
   CIV ADMIN-REVENUE COLLECTION................ HB-3418
   CLEAN WATER ACT LOAN FUND......................... HB-1928
   CMS-ENCOURAGE RECYCLING ......................... HB-4033
   CONSERVTN POLICE-ADJN STATE.................... HB-3730
   CORN-BASED PLASTIC BAGS............................... HB-3254
   DMHDD-ADULT DEVEL TRNG SVC-FEE........ HB-1936
   DMHDD-OFFSETS AGAINST BENEFITS............ HB-1260
   DMHDD-PATIENT TRAVL TRUST FUND.......... HB-3804
   DOMESTIC RELATNS/VIOLNC SHELTR............. HB-1684
   EDUC-ASBESTOS ABATEMT-INSPECTN ........ HB-1742
   EMERG MED SERVICES VEHICLES ...................... HB-2820
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ HB-0393
   EPA/POLLUTION BRD/FILING FEES ................... HB-4039
   EXAM BANK HOLDING COMPANY .................... HB-3974
   FIREARM OWNER/VALID ID........................... HB-2324
   FIREARM SHOOTING RANGE DEV ACT.............. HB-3069
   FISH CODE TRANSFER FUNDS.............................. HB-2218
   GENRL OBLIGATION BOND INCREASE.............. HB-4193
   GRADE CROSSING FUND-RR SAFETY.............. HB-2118
   GROSS AXLE WEIGHT LIMITATION.................... HB-2342
   INCOME TAX/REFUND ACCOUNT....................... HB-2918
   LOTTERY-CONTINUING APPROPRIATN ......... HB-4008
   LOTTERY-MULTISTATE GAMES......................... HB-2801
   MOBILE HOME TAX-PERM RESIDENCE........... HB-2669
   MOBILE HOME TIEDOWN-PENALTIES............. HB-2665
   MORTGAGE CROP-SECURITY INTERST .......... HB-4181
   MULTI-YR AMUSEMENT DEVICE TAX............. HB-3718
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACHER-FELONY................... HB-2627
   PURCHASING ACT BRIBERY............................... HB-1907




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MAYS, JEFFREY D. REPRESENTATIVE (96TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   RELEASES EASEMENTS........................................... HB-2322
   REV DELINQUENCY RECEIVABLE FND ............. HB-3419
   SAV & LOAN DISCLOSURE REQUIRE.................. HB-3959
   SCAFFOLD ACT-REPEALS..................................... HB-1482
   ST CAP PROJECTS-AGENCY REPORT................ HB-3735
   ST PROPRTY CONTROL-MASTER LIST............. HB-2250
   STATE EMPLOYEE GROUP BENEFITS ................. HB-2834
   STATE GOVT PROCUREMENT CODE ................... HB-0497
   STATE POLICE FORENSIC LAB.............................. HB-2331
   STATE POLICE-CRIMINAL RECORDS ............... HB-2325
   VEH CD-EXCESS WEIGHT PERMITS.................. HB-2340
   VEH CD-HANDICAPPED PLATES ........................ HB-0675
   VEH CD-LENGTH EXEMPTION............................ HB-2341
   VEH CD-REBUILT CERTIFI-DEALERS ............ HB-2086
   VEH CD-WEIGHT TAX CLASS CHANGE ........... HB-1258
   VEH CD-5 MILE HIGHWAY ACCESS .................. HB-2319
   VEH SALE/BALLOON-NOTE FINANCE............. HB-2477
   VITAL RECORDS-FICTITIOUS............................ HB-2326
   WKR COMP-SURVING SPOUSE BENEFT........... HB-0622
   WORKER COMP-CLAIMS VS STATE................... HB-2442
   WORKERS COMP-ACCIDENT & REPORT......... HB-2252
   WORKERS COMP-RECORDS & REPORTS......... HB-2448
   WRKERS COMP-COORDINATE BENEFIT......... HB-0287
   WRKR COMP & OCC DISEASE-STRESS............. HB-1390
   WRKR COMP-RATNG ORGANIZATN-FEE..... HB-2089
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MAYS
   HOUSE BILL: 338, 630, 945, 1065, 1122, 3026, 3647, 3719, 3720, 3721, 3731, 4075,
     4272
   SENATE BILL: 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328,
     329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345,
     346, 347, 348, 349, 375, 417, 453, 778, 835, 836, 839, 873, 907, 917, 935, 1179, 1220,
     1238, 1303, 1348, 1562, 1728, 1729, 1730, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1737,
     1738, 1739, 1740, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1744, 1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752,
     1753, 1754, 1755, 1756, 1757, 1759, 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, 1888, 1902, 1954, 1965,
     2012, 2021, 2022, 2050, 2051, 2271
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 16, 426, 440, 598, 1500, 1593, 1688, 1689, 1692, 1716, 1768,
     1923, 1938
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 30, 47, 64, 105, 110, 182, 187, 212, 213
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 24
MCAULIFFE, ROGER P. REPRESENTATIVE (14TH DIST. REP)
    $METROPOLITAN EXPO FAIR AUTH ................... HB-4024
    $OCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0564
    AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE TEST........................ HB-0438
    ARSON INVSTIGTR-RETIRE ANNUITY............ HB-4104
    BANK HOLD CO-ACQUIRE S & L......................... HB-2550
    BK HOLD CO-PROHIB ACQUISITION................. HB-2545
    BOXNG-MOTOR VEH FEE-REG & ED.............. HB-2332
    CHARIT GAMES-VOLUNTR FIRE DEPT............ HB-0945
    CHARTER BOATS-REGULATION........................ HB-2490
    CHGO PORT DIST-CONTRIBUTIONS ................. HB-2110
    CHICAGO-APPROPRIATN-PROP TAX ............. HB-2915
    CREDIT CARD-DISCLOSE .................................... HB-3380
    DEPT OF INSUR-INVESTIGATIONS.................... HB-2836
    DISABLED OFFICERS-HOME RULE.................... HB-4059
    DOT-SECRETARY/CONVEY LAND..................... HB-3448
    DRIVING OFFENSES-PENALTIES ....................... HB-2701
    ELEC CD-JUDGES-SALARIES.......................... HB-1375
    FIREARM OWNER/VALID ID............................. HB-2324
    FISH CODE-CHARTER BOATS-LOCAL............ HB-4128
    FOOD ESTABLISHMENT SANITATION................ HB-2365
    HGHWY CD-ENTRANCE/EXIT PERMITS......... HB-2320
    IL INTERNATIONAL PORT DISTRICT.................. HB-1197
    IL MUN CD/AIRCRAFT & AIRPORTS................... HB-3578
    INCREAS GEN HOMESTEAD EXEMPTN.............. HB-0022
    INTERCITY RAIL SERVICE...................................... HB-3412
    MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST........................ HB-0346




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   MAXI-CUBE & SADDLEMOUNT TRAN ............. HB-0597
   MUNI CD-AIRPORT-CURFEW ........................... HB-2856
   MUNI CD-CONTIG TERRITRY-VOTER ........... HB-4238
   MUNI CD-INCORP/BOUNDED BY MUNI.......... HB-1749
   NE IL PLAN COMM-MEMBERSHIP..................... HB-4146
   PEN CD-CHG FIREMN/WIDOW/INCR............... HB-0014
   PEN CD-CHGO FIRMN/RATE/RESERVE .......... HB-0012
   PEN CD-CHGO FIREMN-INCR $1...................... HB-0018
   PEN CD-CHGO FIRE-STRIKE CREDIT............. HB-1012
   PEN CD-CHGO LAB-INTEREST.......................... HB-0568
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-MINIM ANNUITY........ HB-0381
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-INTEREST...................... HB-0567
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-WIDOW INCREAS........ HB-0572
   PEN CD-CHGO POLICE-RETIREMENT............ HB-0108
   PEN CD--CHGO POLICE-BOARD......................... HB-0977
   PEN CD-CHGO-FORMULA INCREASE ............ HB-4148
   PEN CD-CHICAGO FIRE-PARAMEDIC ............ HB-1191
   PEN CD-CHICAGO POLICE/EFF DATE .............. HB-2451
   PEN CD-DEPT INSURANCE-PENALTES.......... HB-0592
   PEN CD-EXCLUD AUXILIARY POLICE.............. HB-0032
   PEN CD-LABORER-CHILD ANNUITY.............. HB-0570
   PEN CD-ST EMP-MILITARY CREDIT............... HB-0366
   PEN-CHGO LABORER WIDOW ANNUITY........ HB-0573
   PEN-CHGO MUNI EMP/WIDOW ANNUIT........ HB-0383
   PEN-CHGO MUNI-WIDOW ANNUITANT....... HB-0571
   PEN-CHGO PARK DIST/NON SUPPT.................. HB-2452
   PEN-CHGO POLICE-EXEMPT SALARY ........... HB-0362
   PENSION FUND-NORTHERN IRELAND ........... HB-1374
   PROPERTY TAX FREEZE ACT................................. HB-0013
   PUB-MANUFACTURER REIMBURSEMENT..... HB-3759
   RELEASES EASEMENTS .........................................   HB-2322
   REQST/TEMPORARY DRIVER LICENSE............. HB-1031
   RTA/FIVE YEAR PROGRAM-FILING ................. HB-1710
   SCH CD-ELECT CHICAGO BD EDUC .................. HB-2621
   SCH CD-PROVIDE NO CONTRACPTVES............ HB-0925
   SCHOOL CD-CHGO ELECTED BOARD ............. HB-2719
   SEMI-TRUCKS IDENTIFICATION ....................... HB-1760
   TAX INCREMNT ALLOCTN-HOTEL TAX ......... HB-0073
   TRUCK TRACTOR-LENGTH LIMIT..................... HB-1528
   VEH CD-DEFINITIONS....................................... HB-2702
   VEH CD-EXCESS WEIGHT PERMITS.................. HB-2340
   VEH CD-GRADE CROSSING PROTECTN........... HB-1735
   VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE ................. HB-2200
   VEH CD-MANDATORY AUTO INSURANC ....... HB-3900
   VEH CD-MOTOR VEH RPT VIOLATION............. HB-2208
   VEH CD-PEARL HARBOR PLATES...................... HB-4237
   VEH CD-PROBATIONARY LICENSE................... HB-1869
   VEH CD-REGISTRATN/TITLE CHANGE........... HB-3810
   VEH CD-REVOCATION/MULTI DUI................... HB-2700
   VEH CD-2 YR SPECIAL PLATES........................... HB-0824
   VEH CD-5 MILE HIGHWAY ACCESS .................. HB-2319
   VEH CD/RESTRCTN ANIMALS/ROADS.............. HB-2344
   WORK PERMITS-LAKE MICH............................... HB-2864
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MCAULIFFE
   HOUSE BILL: 15, 101, 107, 109, 114, 115, 235, 239, 250, 260, 370, 371, 376, 423, 424,
     446, 455, 543, 676, 807, 808, 886, 953, 1040, 1048, 1060, 1105, 1241, 1247, 1248,
     1319, 1376, 1446, 1600, 2164, 2172, 2173, 2174, 2175, 2176, 2177, 2178, 2342, 2699,
     2710, 2969, 4090, 4147
     SENATE BILL: 137, 259, 260, 551, 769, 899, 990, 1169, 1222, 1870, 1956, 2001, 2055
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 56, 136, 164, 319, 341, 352, 369, 430, 794, 983, 1148, 1252,
     1305, 1365, 1522, 1525, 1566, 1636, 1672, 1924, 2019
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 29, 31, 42, 44, 62, 71, 106, 134, 172, 199
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 26
 MCCRACKEN, THOMAS J.JR. REPRESENTATIVE (81ST DIST. REP)
    $GRANTS-EPA-WASTEWATER TREATMT..... HB-3421
    $OCE-SECRETARY OF STATE............................... HB-0606





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   $OCE-SECRETARY OF STATE............................... HB-3403
   ADMIN PROCEDURE-INCOME TAX ACT......... HB-1243
   ADOPTION-NOTICE MAILING FEES.................. HB-4160
   ANTI-TAKEOVER/CORPORATION................... HB-3008
   BAIL BOND-SATISFY OBLIGATION ................. HB-0221
   BANKS OPERATE TRAVEL AGENCIES ............. HB-1687
   BILL OF RIGHTS OF VICTIMS................................. HB-1523
   BILL OF RIGHTS FOR VICTIMS.............................. HB-1525
   BILL OF RIGHTS OF VICTIMS................................. HB-1526
   BILL OF RIGHTS FOR VICTIMS .............................. HB-1553
   BILLBOARDS-LOCAL REGULATION................... HB-0625
   BOARD OF GOVERNORS-MEMBERS.................. HB-2427
   BONDS COUNTY JAILS...........................................  HB-2863
   BONDS-STATE & LOCAL...................................... HB-0256
   CABLE TELEVISION-FRANCHISING ................. HB-3586
   CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE OFFENSE......................... HB-0524
   CHILD VICTIM-EXPEDITE CASE......................... HB-0522
   CIRCUIT CLERKS-DESTROY RECORDS............ HB-2785
   CIVIL PROC-PUN DAMAGES/DRUGS................ HB-0999
   CIVIL PROC-SANCTIONS/ATTY ......................... HB-1480
   COMPARATIVE FAULT ACT.................................... HB-1475
   CORRECTIONS-HANDICAPPED VICTIM.......... HB-2301
   COUNTY ROADS AND BRIDGES............................ HB-2532
   COURT CLERKS-AUTOMATION FEE .............. HB-3072
   COURT CLERKS-CRIM MOTION FEES .............. HB-4159
   COURT CLERKS-FEE EXCEPTIONS................. HB-4162
   CRIM CD-AGGRAVATED SEX ASSAULT........... HB-2302
   CRIM CD-AGGRVTD CRIM SEX ABUSE ............ HB-1995
   CRIM CD-OBSCENITY-FELONY CLASS.......... HB-2471
   CRIM CD-OBSCENITY-FORFEITURE .............. HB-2480
   CRIM CD-PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED........... HB-2299
   CRIM PRO-SEX ACTS-SPECIF INFO ................ HB-0526
   CRIM SEX ASSAULT-CLASS X FELON .............. HB-0528
   CRIMINAL CODE-ASSAULT ................................. HB-1996
   CRIMNAL PROCEDURE-WITNESS RULE......... HB-1527
   DCCA-COUNTY TOURISM GRANTS ................. HB-2869
   DCCA-LOCAL TOURISM BUREAUS................... HB-2817
   DELINQT MINOR-SERIOUS CRIME.................... HB-2673
   DELINQUENT CHILD-DEFINITION.................. HB-2674
   DELINQUENT MINOR-DEFINITION .................. HB-2675
   DOT-SECRETARY/CONVEY LAND..................... HB-3448
   DRIVER LICENSE-CANCELLATION................... HB-2703
   DRIVING OFFENSES-PENALTIES ....................... HB-2701
   DRUNK DRIVING-SUSPENSION.......................... HB-2828
   DUPAGE CIVIC CTR-BONDS DEBT ..................... HB-2816
   ED LABOR REL ACT-IMPASSE PROC................. HB-3138
   ED LABOR RELATN-IMPASSE PROC.................. HB-1372
   ELEC CD-BALLOT BOX STORAGE....................... HB-2818
   ELECTION CD-ABSENTEE BALLOTS ................ HB-0503
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0444
   EPA-LANDFILL MEASURE WASTE..................... HB-3669
   FISCAL NOTE ACT-TITLE.................................... HB-2121
   FUNERAL FUNDS ACT-TRUST FUNDS............. HB-1700
   HAZARDOUS WASTE OCCUPATNAL LIC........... HB-2917
   HEALTH INSURER INSOLVENCY ......................... HB-2300
   HEARSAY EXCEPT-MEDICAL TREATMN........ HB-0521
   HGHWY CD-ENTRANCE/EXIT PERMITS......... HB-2320
   HIGHWAY SIGNS-RESTRICTIONS ..................... HB-2563
   HIGHWAY SIGNS-RESTRICTIONS .................... HB-3134
   HIGHWAY SIGNS-RESTRICTIONS .................. HB-3414
   HIGHWAYS-NOTICE TO MUNICIPALTY.......... HB-3263
   HOSP--PATIENT CHG/UNIFORM BILL............... HB-2681
   ID CARD-REPRODUCT/MISDEMEANOR.......... HB-2699
   IDFA BOND & NOTICE ....................................... HB-2784
   IDFA REVENUE BOND INSURNC FUND.............. HB-1858
   IL PRE-NEED CEMETERY SALES..................... HB-1699
   IL VEH CD-UNIFORM TRAFFIC TICK................ HB-4161




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   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS-ELDERLY ......... HB-0207
   INCOME TAX-EXMPTN/-BLIND-ELDER..... HB-0206
   JUVENILES-COUNTY SUPPORT.......................... HB-3935
   LIQUOR CONTROL ACT-RECORD COST........... HB-1727
   MARITAL PRIVILEGE EXCEPTION....................... HB-0525
   MISSING CHILD ACT-DEFINE CHILD ............... HB-1056
   MOBILE HOME-ALTERATION ............................. HB-0755
   MUNI CD-ANNEX-HIGHWAY-NOTICES ..... HB-3652
   MUNI-COUNTY-BLDG CODE............................. HB-2562
   NUTRITION/HYDRATION/WELL-BEING........ HB-4094
   OBSCENITY-COUNTY-WIDE STANDARD...... HB-1393
   OBSCENITY-FORFEIT PROPERTY ...................... HB-0529
   OUTDOOR AD SIGNS-STRICT LIMITS............... HB-0599
   PEN CD-TEACH-DISABILITY RULES............... HB-1369
   PHYSICAL ED-CPR TRAINING ............................ HB-2298
   POWER OF ATTY-HLTH CARE-REPEAL......... HB-3598
   PRENEED CEMETERY-GUARNTE PRICE......... HB-1698
   PROBATE ACT-QUALIFIC ADMINISTR............. HB-1696
   PUB LABR RELATN-APPT COUNSEL................. HB-1371
   REFUSE FETAL TEST/LIMIT ABORTN................. HB-1415
   REGIONAL DEVEL AUTHORITY ACT .................. HB-2626
   ROADS-COUNTY/FUTURE RT OF WAY............ HB-2875
   ROADS-COUNTY/FUTURE RT OF WAY............ HB-3936
   SCAFFOLD ACT-REPEALS ..................................... HB-1482
   SCH CD-NO HEALTH CLINICS........................... HB-0988
   SCH CD-SEX ABUS INSTRCT NOTICE ............... HB-2728
   SCH CD-ST BD STANDARDS/RULES .................. HB-1244
   SEC STATE SECURIT GEN REV FUND.................. HB-3587
   SEX ABUSE/BAIL/CHILD-DIVORCE.................. HB-0527
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-4239
   SR CIT/HANDICPD/VICTIM-FELONY............... HB-2479
   ST LIGHT DISTR-DISSOLUTION.......................... HB-3541
   STATE OFFICES-NO SMOKING............................ HB-2297
   STATE POLICE-CRIMINAL RECORDS ............... HB-2325
   TRAFFIC VIOLATION-BAIL & FEES................... HB-1524
   UNEMP INS/ELIGIBLE-PENALTIES................... HB-1559
   UNIFORM TRADE SECRETS ACT ....................... HB-1853
   VEH CD-DEFINITIONS....................................... HB-2702
   VEH CD-DRIVING SUSPENSION/FEES.............. HB-4163
   VEH CD-FAIL TO APPEAR IN COURT ............... HB-4164
   VEH CD-REVOCATION/MULTI DUI................... HB-2700
   VEH CD-SOS-EXTEND SUSPENSIONS............. HB-1870
   VEHICLE CD-GRAMMATICL CORRECTN ........ HB-1994
   VETRNARY ACT-STNDRDS & FACULTY ......... HB-1264
   VICTIMS 18-EXCLUDE FROM COURT .............. HB-0523
   WILDLIFE CD-BANS LEGHOLD TRAPS............. HB-1486
   WK COMP-AMEND EMERGCY PETITION ........ HB-1262
   WRK COMP-EMPL EMERGCY HEARING.......... HB-3140
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MCCRACKEN
   HOUSE BILL: 510, 622, 624, 630, 633, 1263, 1265, 1370, 1466, 1560, 2341, 3318
   SENATE BILL: 28, 38, 473, 489, 490, 492, 498, 910, 1214, 1302, 1459, 1875, 1967, 2042
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 5, 62, 228, 338, 417, 442, 463, 488, 863, 1091, 1255, 1297,
     1522, 1525, 1605, 1633
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 71, 137, 167, 170, 172, 174, 193, 205, 206
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 165
 MCGANN, ANDREW J. REPRESENTATIVE (29TH DIST. DEM)
    AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................ HB-2721
    AIDS-TRACING-REGISTRY ................................ HB-2596
    BANK RECORDS TO EMPLOYERS......................... HB-3166
    BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................... HB-2006
    BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................ HB-2930
    CHG DISTRCT/CHILD ADOPTION/AGE.............. HB-2711
    CHG FIREFIGHTERS PENSION/RATES ............ HB-2710
    CITIES & VILLAGES-RECALL/MAYOR............. HB-0373
    CIV PRO-NO PHYS EXAM/SEX VICTM.............. HB-2583
    COMM COLL-BD MEMB OFFICE SPACE............ HB-1081




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   COMM COLLEGE/ELECT CHGO BOARD............. HB-1571
   COMMTY COLLEGE-CORRECT REF .................. HB-0661
   COMMTY COLLEGE-TECH CORRECT............... HB-0662
   COMMUNITY COLLEGE-CAPTION..................... HB-0660
   COMP COMM MENTAL HLTH NETWORK.......... HB-0849
   COMPTROLLER-ST PAY SCHEDULE.................. HB-3163
   COOK CNTY SHERIFF-MERIT BOARD .............. HB-0676
   COOK CTY PENS CD/DWNST FIREMEN ............. HB-2713
   COOK CTY SHERIF BD-FIVE MEMBER.............. HB-3164
   CORPORATE DIRECTORS-LIABILITY .............. HB-1529
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES................... HB-0019
   CRI PRO-SEX OFFENSE TESTIMONY ................ HB-2591
   CRIM CD-CRIMINL SEXUAL ASSAULT............ HB-0685
   CRIM CD-HOME INCARCERATION ................. HB-3370
   CRIM CD-PROHIBIT VIDEO POKER ................. HB-2264
   DEPT-REVENUE-LIQUOR LICENSES............... HB-2976
   DISABLED ADULT-PROPERTY TAX ................... HB-3165
   DMHDD-DEAF/HEARING IMPAIRED............. HB-3956
   DMHDD-DISCHARGE-AFTERCARE ................. HB-3401
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF........................ HB-0848
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF..................... HB-2929
   EDUC LABR REL ACT-BARGAIN UNIT............. HB-2115
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0444
   HOME EQUITY ASSURANCE .................................. HB-3260
   HOSPITAL LIC-DEFINE PERINATAL ................. HB-0566
   INC TAX-COMM COLLEGE-DEDUCTION....... HB-1530
   INCOME TAX REFUNDS-PAYMENT.................. HB-4219
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS .............................. HB-3167
   INCOME TAX-TECHNICAL REVISIONS............ HB-1169
   LIQUOR CONTR-NEW TAX ............................. HB-2720
   LONG TERM CARE FACILITY-DMHDD............. HB-0639
   MENTAL HEALTH-LOCAL AGENCIES.............. HB-3168
   MENTL HLTH INSTITUTES ACT-1987................ HB-0887
   MOBILE HOME-CABLE TELEVISION ................. HB-1616
   MUNI-EM DOM-NO QUICK TAKE .................... HB-2767
   PEN CD-CHGO FIREMN-INCR $1...................... HB-0018
   PEN CD-CHGO GROUP HEALTH INS ................. HB-4301
   PEN CD-CHGO LAB-INTEREST....................... HB-0568
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-MINIM ANNUITY........ HB-0381
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-INTEREST..................... HB-0567
   PEN CD-CHGO-SURVIVOR HLTH INS............. HB-4092
   PEN CD-CHI PARK DIST .......................................  HB-3893
   PEN CD-CHICAGO-HLTH INSURANCE .......... HB-1872
   PEN CD-COOK COUNTY-ARTICLE.................. HB-0331
   PEN-CHGO FIREMN-AVERAGE SALARY....... HB-0033
   PEN-CHGO POLICE-EXEMPT SALARY ........... HB-0362
   PROP TX-HOMESTED-INCREASE..................... HB-2912
   PUB TRANSPORTATION SAFETY ACT................ HB-2787
   PUBL UTIL-DISHONORED CHECKS................... HB-1166
   PUBLIC UTILITY  ACT................................................  HB-1171
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ HB-0374
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT ................ HB-4151
   RESTRICTS RETAIL LIQUOR SALES .................. HB-0021
   RETAIL OCCUP TX-DEFINE.................................. HB-1170
   REV ACT-DEFINE TAXING DISTRICT ............... HB-1174
   REV-TAXING DISTRICTS-TAX SALE.............. HB-0076
   SALES TX REFORM/PHOTOFINISHING.............. HB-1859
   SCH CD-FINANCIAL RPT FILINGS..................... HB-2353
   SERV OCCUPATION & USE TAX-BASE.............. HB-2484
   SEX VICTIM-NO PHYSICAL EXAM..................... HB-2859
   SPECIAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT-TITLE.............. HB-4223
   SPORTS FACILITY-NO TAX EXEMPT .... ............ HB-0264
   STATE & LOCAL OCCUP TAX BASE...................... HB-2482
   STATE OCCUP & USE TX-BASE ........................... HB-1167
   VEH CD-DUI-MOTOR VEH IMPOUNDMT....... HB-3626
   2ND DIV VEHICLES-SPEED LIMIT ...................... HB-1488
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MCGANN





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   HOUSE BILL: 2, 4, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 22, 23, 31, 34, 41, 49, 64, 70, 101, 107, 108, 109,
     149, 161, 179, 201, 206, 211, 243, 247, 259, 273, 274, 376, 379, 571, 588, 925, 977,
     1012, 1030, 1043, 1374, 1411, 1485, 1600, 1632, 1908, 2143, 2178, 2200, 2630, 2885,
     2900, 2914, 2932, 2933, 2934, 2973, 2989, 3016, 3057, 3443, 3455, 3794, 3999, 4126,
     4148, 4298
   SENATE BILL: 62, 77, 203, 207, 208, 216, 279, 387, 469, 669, 683, 861, 939, 1033,
     1052, 1122, 1439, 1447, 1862, 1869, 1965, 2040, 2127, 2201
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 13, 26, 52, 126, 141, 203, 349, 369, 429, 434, 521, 626, 662,
     726, 794, 795, 827, 897, 902, 906, 915, 927, 984, 1043, 1252, 1324, 1340, 1516, 1714,
     1736, 1772, 1796, 1797, 1972, 1973, 2004, 2012, 2026
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 93
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 10, 13, 22
MCNAMARA, JOHN J. REPRESENTATIVE (27TH DIST. DEM)
   AIDS TEST-SEXUAL ASSAULT............................. HB-4000
   AIDS-HEALTHCARE WORKERS NOTICE ......... HB-2916
   AIDS-INFECTIOUS BLOOD-FELONY ............... HB-2044
   AIDS-TESTING HLTH CARE WORKER .............. HB-4005
   AIDS-TRANSMIT-FELONY ................................. HB-3999
   CHILD SERV-EMPLOYEE-BACKGROUND ..... HB-3697
   CIRCUIT BREAKER HOMESTEAD ......................... HB-2927
   CONSMER FRAUD-COSIGNER COLLECT......... HB-2146
   CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSEL CORP................. HB-4212
   CONSUMER FRAUD-PRICES-SHELVES.......... HB-1341
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES-LSD...................... HB-0506
   CORRECTIONS-PAROLE HEARING ................... HB-3059
   COUNSELOR REGISTRATION ACT....................... HB-1588
   CREDIT CARDS-NO SURCHARGE....................... HB-1785
   CRIM CD & CONTROLLED SUB/DRUGS............. HB-0502
   CRIM CD-AGGRAVATED BATTERY .................. HB-0330
   CRIM CD-DUI-RECKLESS HOMICIDE............. HB-0697
   CRIM PROC-JURY TRIAL WAIVER.................... HB-1154
   CRIM SEX ASSAULT-HABITUAL CRIM............. HB-2578
   CRIMINAL CASES-CHILD TESTIMONY............ HB-0510
   DASA-HOTLINES/ADS-PREVNT ABUSE ........ HB-0946
   DEPT VET AFFAIRS-HOME STAFF...................... HB-2493
   DIV DEFENS CONTRACT PROCUREMNT ........... HB-1003
   DORS-LEKOTEKS .................................................. HB-1014
   ELECT CD-RECALL............................... ...........  HB-3102
   ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION............................... HB-1585
   EQUITABLE RESTROOMS ACT............................... HB-3658
   HUMAN RTS-COMMISSIN-EXTENSION ........ HB-2642
   I SEARCH-LOCAL GOVT DEFINED..................... HB-0726
   ID CARD-DISABILITY ........................................... HB-0252
   IDENTIFY SCH CHILDREN WITH AID................. HB-3394
   IDFA-DIRECT LOAN PROGRAM.......................... HB-2555
   ILLINOIS OMBUDSMAN ACT.................................. HB-1665
   JUVENILE-PROSECUTE AS AN ADULT............. HB-1498
   LAND-REGISTRATION-WITHDRAWAL ......... HB-0057
   LAND-REGISTRATION-WITHDRAWAL ......... HB-2906
   LOCAL GOV FINANCIAL PLAN COMM .............. HB-0300
   MOBILE HOME SECURITY DEPOSITS.................. HB-0328
   MOBILE HOME-CABLE TELEVISION................. HB-1616
   MOBILE HOME-SECURITY DEPOSIT ................. HB-0266
   PENSION FUND-NORTHERN IRELAND ........... HB-1374
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW COMM.............. HB-0306
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW BRD................... HB-3393
   PROHIBIT FALSE ID-REQUIRE ID..................... HB-4097
   PROHIBIT OBSCENE PHONE MESSAGE.............. HB-2142
   PROHIBITS HOMOSEXUAL INSTRUCTN............ HB-1226
   PROMPT PAYMNT-PERISHABLE GOODS......... HB-0232
   PROP TAX EXTENSN-LIMIT................................. HB-2887
   PROPERTY TAX EQUALIZATION....................... HB-2885
   PUB UTIL NO SUMMER RATES........................... HB-2905
   PUB UTIL/RATE SCHEDULE/USAGE................... HB-2900
   REGISTRARS OF TITLES-INDICES..................... HB-1376
   REPEAL-IL SPORT FACIL AUTH ACT................ HB-0374




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   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPALS ............................... HB-4142
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPALS................................. HB-4149
   SCH CD-ED EMPLOYENT CURRICULUM......... HB-2008
   SCH CD-FORMULA APPROP ST BD ED.............. HB-3392
   SCH CD-MERIT SCHRSHP INSTALLMT............ HB-0180
   SCHOOL CD-FINAL GRADES................................ HB-0645
   SENIOR CITIZENS-TAX DEFERRAL................... HB-0226
   SENIORS TAX LIMITATION ACT........................... HB-2890
   SEXUAL ABSTINENCE/HEALTH EDUC .............. HB-1225
   SM BUSINESS LITIGATN EXPENSES.................... HB-0181
   TRUTH  IN TAXATION ............................................... HB-2914
   UTIL TAX DECREASE REDUCE RATES................. HB-2152
   VEH CD-DUI-MOTOR VEH IMPOUNDMT....... HB-3626
   VEH CODE-RENTALS/INSURNCE SOLD .......... HB-0555
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MCNAMARA
   HOUSE BILL: 34, 47, 166, 167, 307, 378, 401, 444, 445, 464, 521, 523, 524, 528, 566,
     673, 716, 751, 819, 846, 887, 942, 1145, 1200, 1221, 1290, 1408, 1469, 1472, 1526,
     1596, 1681, 1988, 2202, 2206, 2349, 2403, 2444, 2571, 2574, 2585, 2590, 2682, 2721,
     2740, 2911, 2912, 2913, 2921, 3027, 3173, 3362, 3595, 4131, 4183, 4186
   SENATE BILL: 85, 130, 173, 208, 365, 388, 469, 591, 749, 752, 769, 826, 1025, 1108,
     1109, 1125, 1236, 1266, 1292, 1376, 1407, 1472, 1517, 1563, 1987, 1989, 1990, 2147
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 65, 71, 109, 110, 111, 120, 121, 130, 141, 222, 225, 313, 314,
     481, 527, 528, 529, 530, 595, 705, 798, 903, 926, 928, 929, 930, 1157, 1207, 1323,
     1417, 1469, 1769, 1810, 1851, 1955
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 55, 153
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 22
MCPIKE, JIM REPRESENTATIVE (112TH DIST. DEM)
   $AUD GEN-PROJECT CHANCE PROG ................ HB-3540
   $BUILD ILLINOIS-RURAL AREAS....................... HB-3150
   $DCCA-DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS .................. HB-3782
   SDCCA/NE IL PLANNING COMMISSON ............. HB-3781
   $FARM DEVELOPMT AUTH/SEED FUND............ HB-0704
   $GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ACT................... HB-3846
   $IDOT-HOMER ADAMS PKWY ............................. HB-1285
   $OCE-DCCA/BRD EDUC/VAR AGENCY............ HB-3543
   $SUPPLMNTAL VARIOUS AGENCIES .................. HB-3542
   $VARIOUS AGENCY-BUILD IL PROG................. HB-0451
   APPELLATE COURT-INCR JUDGES.................... HB-1063
   BI-STATE DEVELOP AGENCY-COMMSN ....... HB-4068
   CIV PRO-LIMITATION/ASSUMD NAME........... HB-2902
   CONDOMINIUMS-EMINENT DOMAIN ............. HB-3767
   CONSTRUCTION-TOLL HIGHWAYS.................. HB-3765
   COUNTY-PUB UTIL-RIGHTS OF WAY............. HB-2746
   COURT CLERKS-STATE COMPENSATN............ HB-2747
   CRIM CD-AGGRAVATED BATTERY ................. HB-0330
   DCCA-LIMIT RETRAINING PAYMENT............. HB-1444
   DEPT REG/ED-REVOKE LICENSE....................... HB-0047
   DEPUTY SHERIFFS-INDEMNIFY ........................ HB-2749
   DETECTIVE ACT EXCLUDE REAL EST ................ HB-2079
   DOMESTIC RELATNS/VIOLNC SHELTR............. HB-1684
   DORS-INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER........... HB-2370
   ELEC CD-ELIMINATE BALOT ROTATN............ HB-0882
   ELEC CD-JUDGES/SALARIES............................ HB-0492
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES.................... HB-0329
   EPA-GAS/VOLATILE OIL/REGULATNS............ HB-3620
   EPA-INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE........................ HB-2246
   EPA- PENALTIES .....................................................  HB-2245
   EPA-SEWER & WATER PROJECTS...................... HB-0308
   EPA-SOLID WASTE FEE-EXEMPTION............. HB-0318
   EPA-SOLID WASTE FEE.......................................... HB-2243
   EPA--SOLID WASTE FEES .................................... HB-3100
   FEES-RECORDER/CLERK-INCREASE............. HB-3010
   FIRE EQUIP DISTRIBUTR/REGULATN............. HB-1279
   GENETIC ENGINEERED ORGANISMS .............. HB-1866
   HAZARDOUS WASTE STRIKE FORCE.................. HB-2244
   HIGHR ED--FORM OF APPROPRIATION ............ HB-3619




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MCPIKE, JIM REPRESENTATIVE (112TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-0626
   INS CD-LIABLE LIMITS/DISCLOSE.................... HB-1391
   LABOR-REGISTER/CONTRACTORS ................. HB-3378
   LAND-CHARITABLE PUBLIC TRUSTS............... HB-0081
   LOCAL MASS TRANSIT COMPENSATN............... HB-1021
   LOCAL SOLID WASTE FEE PURPOSES.............. HB-2745
   MINIMUM WAGE LAW-TECHNICAL CHG....... HB-2030
   MUNI CD-INCORP CITY/VILLAGE.................... HB-0724
   MUNI-ROTA-GAS TAXES ................................. HB-3755
   NO LIE DETECTORS-HOSPITALITY ................ HB-3597
   NON-RESIDENT REBUILDER PERMIT.............. HB-2655
   PEN CD-IMRF-ELECTED OFFICER................... HB-1664
   PEN CD-IMRF-ELECTED OFFICER................ HB-3500
   PEN CD-TCHRS-LEAVE OF ABSENCE............. HB-4095
   PREVAILING WAGE LAW ...................................... HB-2029
   PROP TX-POWER PLANTS..................................... HB-3395
   PUB HLTH-OSTEOPOROSIS CAMPAIGN........... HB-0028
   PUB UTIL-CARRIER-ACCESS CODES.............. HB-3135
   PUB UTIL-ICC APPROVE APPLICATN................ HB-3665
   REBUILT VEHICLE-SAFETY INSPECT............... HB-2613
   RECORDER/COUNTY CLERK-FEES................... HB-2748
   RESPONSIBLE PROPERTY TRANSFER ................ HB-3462
   RTA-CTA-TECHNICAL ......................................... HB-0989
   RTA-FIVE-YEAR PROGRAM-FILING ............ HB-3914
   SALES TX REFORM/PHOTOFINISHING.............. HB-1859
   SCH CD-DELETE OBSOLETE LANG.................... HB-3178
   SCH-CHGO AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE............. HB-3917
   SCHOOL CD-EFFECTIVE DATE............................ HB-1535
   SECURITY ALARMS-SELLERS............................. HB-0275
   SIU-ELECTED BRD OF TRUSTEES....................... HB-3751
   SMOKE DETECTOR  ACT...........................................  HB-0003
   SOUTHWEST DEVELOPMNT AUTHORITY......... HB-0301
   SPECIAL EDUCATION CENSUS RPTS................... HB-0319
   ST UNIV-STANDARDIZE COMPENSATN.......... HB-4074
   TOXIC SUBSTANCES-PAINT TINTING.............. HB-0921
   TRUTH IN TAX-APPLICABILITY......................... HB-2751
   UNEMPLOYMNT INSURANCE-TECH CHG...... HB-2033
   WASTE MGMT-RECYCLABLE PRODUCTS....... HB-3389
   WORK COMP-STATE COMP INS FUND ............. HB-1008
   WORKERS COMP-ST COMP INS FUND.............. HB-3400
   WORKERS COMPENSATION-TECH CHGE....... HB-2032
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MCPIKE
   HOUSE BILL: 589, 700, 701, 702, 703, 707, 709, 798, 865, 1173, 1446, 2007, 2052,
     2426, 2477, 3674, 4035
   SENATE BILL: 47, 117, 129, 187, 422, 484, 496, 688, 943, 1001, 1112, 1243, 1244,
     1269, 1438, 1439, 1440, 1482, 1626, 1794, 2042
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 9, 17, 21, 96, 142, 153, 279, 337, 419, 500, 501, 532, 604, 628,
     657, 666, 709, 845, 880, 905, 1185, 1282, 1292, 1405, 1431, 1607, 1669, 1670, 1761,
     2022
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 6, 22, 82, 85, 87, 118, 134, 144, 145, 154, 158, 170,
     172, 173, 175, 176, 190, 191, 222
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 4
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 5, 15, 23, 31, 37, 68, 73, 85, 91, 131, 136, 156, 174,
     187
   JOINT SESSION RESOLUTION: 1, 2, 4, 7
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: (SS1) I, (SS1) 2, (SS1) 3
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: (SS1) 1
MORROW, CHARLES G. REPRESENTATIVE (32ND DIST. DEM)
   $DASA- HOTLINE...................................................... HB-1423
   $DPH-WIC NUTRITION PROGRAM ................. HB-0668
   CHGO METRO WASTE DISPOSAL ACT ................ HB-1644
   CHILD CARE FACILITY-FIRST AID................. HB-1424
   COMPULSORY RETIREMENT-POLICE.............. HB-2164
   CONSUMER FRAUD-PRICES-SHELVES.......... HB-1341
   CRIM CD-DUMPING GARBAGE............................ HB-4179
   CRIMINAL CD-DEADLY FORCE.......................... HB-0554




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MORROW, CHARLES G. REPRESENTATIVE (32ND DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   DCFS-CHILD CARE FACIL-VISITS................... HB-0628
   DENTAL HYGIENIST-LIFE SUPPORT ................ HB-3763
   DEPT AGING-COMMUNITY CARE...................... HB-0881
   DEPT LOTTERY-POLICIES/REGULATN............ HB-0144
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-1647
   DPH-VA HOSPITAL-INSPECTION..................... HB-0846
   HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE-FINE............ HB-3835
   HOUSE AUTHORITY ANNUAL REPORT.............. HB-4107
   HOUSNG DEVELPMT ACT-DEFINITION........... HB-1677
   HUMAN RIGHTS COMPLAINT-RESPONS......... HB-2206
   HUMANE CARE-ANIMALS-PENALTIES......... HB-4258
   I SEARCH-LOCAL GOVT DEFINED..................... HB-0726
   INSUR CD-BUSINESS-INSURANCE ................. HB-4129
   LOCAL APPROVAL-NUCLEAR WASTE.............. HB-0717
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSNESS LOAN.............. HB-0820
   MINORS-ALCOHOL PARENT-HOTLINE......... HB-1422
   MOTOR VEHICLES-INTEREST RATE................. HB-0369
   PUB AID-ELIG-FIXED RESIDENCEY............... HB-4037
   PUBLIC CONTRACTS LOAN ACT........................... HB-2205
   SCH CD-DAY CARE PROGRAMS ......................... HB-0655
   ST TREAS-INTEREST STATE MONEY................ HB-1679
   TECHNOLOGY-FINANCE CORP.......................... HB-2489
   TECHNOLOGY-FINANCE CORP.......................... HB-4140
   TELEPHONE-AUTO DIALING SYSTEM ............. HB-4197
   TOXIC SUBST-HAZARD WARNINGS................. HB-0627
   TOXIC WASTE STRIKE FORCE...............................HB-4280
   VETERANS PUBLIC WORKS-PENALTY............. HB-0847
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MORROW
   HOUSE BILL: 2, 19, 226, 361, 476, 478, 629, 639, 696, 697, 978, 1194, 1195, 1201,
     1203, 1211, 1325, 1330, 1331, 1332, 1365, 1411, 1412, 2201, 2492, 2840, 2889, 2905,
     2929, 2930, 2946, 3019, 3027, 3086, 3098, 3103, 3314, 3317, 3346, 3348, 3381, 3477,
     3510, 3658, 3691, 3792, 3793, 3890, 3907, 3938, 4105, 4204
     SENATE BILL: 299, 368, 497, 564, 566, 567, 947, 986, 1089, 1244, 1245, 1278, 1393,
     1397, 1506, 1830, 1998, 2102, 2243
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 11, 12, 58, 105, 163, 178, 224, 282, 334, 335, 355, 409, 420,
     470, 471, 524, 563, 564, 565, 566, 634, 643, 659, 678, 687, 688, 712, 736, 744, 749,
     751, 752, 760, 761, 762, 763, 765, 770, 777, 778, 816, 855, 862, 870, 991, 992, 1007,
     1052, 1053, 1065, 1066, 1067, 1172, 1262, 1379, 1380, 1507, 1735, 1739, 1778, 1789,
     1826, 1827, 1862, 1904, 1926, 1934, 1946, 1974, 1982, 2006, 2011, 2028
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 181
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 15
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 114
 MULCAHEY, RICHARD T. REPRESENTATIVE (69TH DIST. DEM)
    $EPA-FOR FREEPORT SEWER.............................. HB-3042
    $EPA-LENAS WATER NEEDS................................ HB-0828
    $GRANT-DCCA-FREEPORT .............................. HB-0829
    $GRANTS-DCCA ................................................ HB-0826
    $GRANTS- DCCA .................................................. HB-0832
    $GRANTS- DCCA .................................................  HB-0836
    $GRANTS- EPA .............................. ....................... HB-0825
    $GRANTS- EPA... ... ....................... ....................... HB-0834
    $GRANTS- EPA ........................................................... HB-0835
    $GRANTS-HISTORICAL AGENCY ..................... HB-0831
    $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUCATION......................... HB-0833
    SGRANTS-ST BRD EDUCATION...........................HB-0837
    $HISTORIC PRESERVTN-TURNR HALL............ HB-0830
    $HISTORIC PRESERVATION AGENCY................ HB-3038
    $OCE- DCCA........................................  HB-1091
    $OCE- EPA ................................................. ............. HB-1090
    $U OF I/RESEARCH PROGRAM.............................. HB-3866
    $VARIOUS AGENCIES ............................................... HB-0827
    ANIMAL CONTROL ACT/DEFINE DOG............... HB-3272
    BACCALAUREATE SAVING-POWERS............. HB-2986
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-BROADEN DRUGS............. HB-1888
    CNTY-REGULATE BED/BREAKFAST................. HB-1770
    CONSERVATON-STUDY ST PARK MGMT........ HB-1564




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MULCAHEY, RICHARD T. REPRESENTATIVE (69TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   COUNTY RECORDER-LEGAL HOLIDAY........... HB-0996
   CREATES OPEN PRIMARY ACT............................. HB-0044
   DCCA-REGIONAL TOURISM COUNCIL............ HB-1566
   ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING TEST.............. HB-3139
   ENRGY AUDIT/ELECT COMMERCE COM.......... HB-0715
   FARM DEBT MEDIATION ACT................................. HB-0705
   FARM DEBT MEDIATION ................................... HB-3083
   FOREIGN TRADE ZONE-ROCKFORD................. HB-1798
   FORESTRY DEVELOPMENT COMMSN................ HB-0709
   FRANCHISE-DISCLOSURES................................ HB-2011
   HOLIDAYS-FAMOUS AMERICANS DAY........... HB-0582
   ICC-DECIDE WITHIN ONE YR-RATES............ HB-3733
   ICC-ELECTION EXPENDITURE ........................... HB-0023
   ICC-ELECTION MEMBERS .................................... HB-0075
   IDFA-DIRECT LOAN PROGRAM.......................... HB-2555
   INSURANCE CD-CONSUMER GUIDE................. HB-3807
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT................ HB-1491
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT................ HB-3908
   MED EXPENSE-PATIENT LIABILITY .............. HB-0698
   MOBILE HOME SECURITY DEPOSITS.................. HB-0328
   MOTOR VEHICLE REPLACEMT SAFETY............. HB-2007
   NO STATE COMPULSORY RETIREMENT............ HB-1848
   PLUMBING-WATER TREATMENT...................... HB-3732
   PUB UTIL-KEEP SERV APPOINTMENT.............. HB-1362
   PUB UTILITIES-RATES........................................... HB-0657
   PUB UTL-COMMERCE COMM ELECTION........ HB-3054
   PUBLIC UTLITY/LIMIT ACCESS FEE................... HB-3437
   RAFFLES ACT-MULTI LICENSE ....................... HB-1259
   SCH CD-DRUGS/SUBST ABUSE ED..................... HB-1868
   SCH CD-FISCAL NOTES ON RULES.................... HB-3635
   SCH CD-GIFTD CHILD ADV COUNCIL............... HB-0486
   SCH CD-INTERSCHOLASTIC STNDRD.............. HB-0250
   SCH CD-PRIN/ASST PRIN RECLASSF................. HB-1093
   SCH CD-REFRNDA/DIST COMON NAME......... HB-0948
   SCH CD-ROUTINE TASK REDUCTION ............. HB-1301
   SCH CD-SPEC ED JOINT AGRMNT TX................ HB-3193
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0400
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0915
   SCH CD/BANK-HOLIDAYS .................................... HB-1702
   SCH DIST-EXCUSE FROM MANDATES............. HB-2938
   SCHOOL CD & INCOME TAX-FUNDING........... HB-1094
   SCHOOL CD & INCOME TAX-FUNDING........... HB-3156
   SCHOOL CD-EFFECTIVE DATE ............................ HB-1092
   SCHOOL TAX-NUCLEAR PWR PLANTS............ HB-3520
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO-DISTRIBUTION ........... HB-1726
   SPECIAL EDUCATION CENSUS RPTS................... HB-0319
   ST BD ED CODIFY SCHOOL LAW........................... HB-2688
   STATE AGENCIES-US FOOD................................. HB-0260
   STATE AGENCIES-U S FOOD................................ HB-0708
   TRUTH IN TAXATION-LEVIES SCHLS.............. HB-2393
   UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE $50 FEE ............... HB-1300
   VEH CD-.05 UNDER AGE 21 IS DUI...................... HB-1718
   VOLUNTEER FIRE PROTEC ASSN ACT................ HB-0677
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY MULCAHEY
   HOUSE BILL: 45, 276, 350, 456, 481, 711, 1312, 1461, 3300, 3362, 3661
   SENATE BILL: 173, 187, 200, 257, 266, 438, 596, 894, 956, 1043, 1421, 1456, 1599,
     2181
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 226, 236, 276, 598, 626, 786, 864, 1163, 1271, 1536, 1556,
     1638, 1663, 2002, 2023
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 5, 119, 209
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 7
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 34
 NOVAK, JOHN P. REPRESENTATIVE(86TH DIST.DEM)
    $DOT-KANKAKEE RIVER ................................... HB-0876
    ADDICTS-TREATMENT/CONVICTION ............. HB-0504
    BOB-BUDGETARY INFORMATION--GA .......... HB-4281




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NOVAK, JOHN P. REPRESENTATIVE(86TH DIST.DEM)-Cont.
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH ................. HB-3848
   CONSUMER FRAUD-REFUNDS ........................... HB-3374
   CORRECTIONS-RESENTENCING.................. HB-2157
   CREATES-DEPT CENTRAL COLLECTIN .......... HB-4274
   CRIM CD & CONTROLLED SUB/DRUGS............. HB-0502
   CRIMINAL CD-CARELESS ASSAULT ................. HB-1632
   DCCA-HELP REHAB ABANDON HOUSNG........ HB-2465
   DEPT OF REVENUE-TESTIMONY........................ HB-3007
   DEPT VET AFFAIRS-HOME STAFF...................... HB-2493
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF...................... HB-2929
   DRAM SHOP-FALSE ID-MINOR...................... HB-3361
   DRAM SHOPS-SALE TO MINOR......................... HB-3173
   EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS/VETS KIDS................ HB-4269
   EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SYSTEM-TAX........ HB-0911
   EPA-COMPOSTING FACILITIES........................... HB-3800
   EPA-PERMITS & VIOLATIONS............................. HB-0345
   EPA-POLL CONTL-CLASSIFY WASTES........... HB-3799
   FARM LOAN GUARANTEE-FUNDS.................... HB-3519
   FIRE EQUIP DISTRIBUTR/REGULATN................ HB-1279
   FIRE PROTECT DIST-BOARD COMP................... HB-3052
   FOREST PRESRV DIST/DISCONNECT.................. HB-3286
   FORESTRY DEVELOPMENT COMMSN.............. HB-0709
   ID CARD- DISABILITY ............................................. HB-0252
   INCOME TAX REFUNDS-PAYMENT .................. HB-4219
   INS CD-CROP PREMIUMS.................................. HB-4300
   INS CD-SIMPLIFICATION POLICIES.................. HB-3903
   INS-BANS MISLEADING ADVERTSNG.............. HB-3907
   LOCAL GOV-POLICE PROTECTN/FEES............. HB-0087
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT............... HB-3908
   MHDD CD-MENTAL ILLNESS-RIGHTS........... HB-1812
   NURSING HOME ADMIN ACT ............................. HB-1433
   PERSONNEL CD-UNUSED VACATION.............. HB-1779
   PRODUCTION AG RESEARCH PROGRAM .......... HB-3852
   PROMPT PAYMNT-PERISHABLE GOODS......... HB-0232
   PUB UTL-COMMERCE COMM ELECTION........ HB-3054
   RELEASE OF JUVENILE RECORDS ....................... HB-2584
   REVENUE ASSMTS-INFORMAL REVIEW......... HB-3105
   SCH CD-MATH & SCIENCE ACADEMY............. HB-1805
   SCH CD-UNSAFE/HAZARD CONDITION.......... HB-3816
   SCHOOL CD-FINAL GRADES ................................ HB-0645
   SM BUSINESS LITIGATN EXPENSES ................. HB-0181
   STATE AGENCIES-US FOOD................................. HB-0260
   STATE AGENCIES-U S FOOD................................ HB-0708
   TOXIC WASTE STRIKE FORCE.............................. HB-4280
   VEH CD-INCREASE SPEED LIMIT....................... HB-0065
   VEH CD-LICENSE SUSPENSION.......................... HB-3046
   VEH CD-PEARL HARBOR PLATES ...................... HB-3053
   VET HOME-EQUAL HOSPITAL USE.................... HB-4057
   WILDLIFE CD-BEAVER TRAPPING.................... HB-3841
   WILDLIFE/FISH CD-ADMIN RULES.................. HB-0659
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY NOVAK
   HOUSE BILL: 600, 1229, 1623, 1955, 2403, 2494, 2905, 2938, 2958, 2968, 2989, 3114,
     3255, 3331, 3332, 3334, 3337, 3389, 3499, 3570, 3595, 3665, 3687, 3872, 3886, 3902
     SENATE BILL: 34, 102, 130, 147, 172, 173, 225, 255, 266, 280, 301, 377, 421, 468, 508,
     724, 752, 789, 814, 940, 956, 1037, 1056, 1244, 1375, 1400, 1403, 1475, 1482, 1496,
     1563, 1581, 1599, 1616, 1647, 1685, 1714, 1794, 1915, 1994, 1995, 2217
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 571,572, 576, 596, 647, 662, 846, 847, 848, 849, 851,898, 954,
     1123, 1124, 1125, 1126, 1163, 1226, 1227, 1251, 1275, 1318, 1391, 1428, 1435, 1517,
     1592, 1616, 1703, 1954, 1999, 2000, 2001
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 130, 153, 183, 186, 188, 195, 228
 O'CONNELL, JOHN T. REPRESENTATIVE (47TH DIST. DEM)
    $OCE-SUPREME COURT.................................... HB-0138
    $SUPP-ST BRD EDUCATION............................... HB-3080
    ABORIGINAL RECORDS ACT.................................. HB-3353
    ABORTION-IN HOSPITAL ...................................... HB- 1399
    ADMN-NAME CHANGE-INVESTIGATN......... HB-3352





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O'CONNELL, JOHN T. REPRESENTATIVE (47TH DIST. DEM}-Cont.
   ADOPTION-UNFIT PARENT-EVIDENCE......... HB-3337
   AGGRAVATED BATTERY/SR CITIZEN................ HB-2721
   AIDS-CONTACT TRACING .................................... HB-1152
   APPELLATE PROSECUTION-DUTIES ................. HB-1707
   ATTORNEY GENERAL-INVESTIGATORS......... HB-3661
   BONDS-STATE  & LOCAL........................................ HB-0256
   BUSINESS IMPACT NOTE ACT............................... HB-1133
   CHILD ABDUCTION-CIVIL DAMAGES.............. HB-3332
   CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE OFFENSE ......................... HB-0524
   CHILD VICTIM-EXPEDITE CASE......................... HB-0522
   CHILDREN-RECORDS-DISCLOSURE............... HB-3171
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-VETERANS.......................... HB-0753
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-DRUGS.................................. HB-3618
   CIV PROC-PAY ARBITRATN EXPENSE ............. HB-0039
   CNTY JAIL-GOOD BEHAVR ALLOWNCE.......... HB-2576
   CODE OF CORRECTIONS-GRAFFITI.................. HB-0349
   COMMITTEES/BOARDS-REPEAL...............   HB-2256
   CONSUMER  BANK ACT ........................................... HB-2071
   CONSUMER FRAUD PHONE TRANSACTS.......... HB-1788
   CONVICT COVER COST OF TREATMEN.............. HB-2577
   CORPS-FOREIGN/TAXES AND FEES ............. HB-3792
   CORRECTION CODE-EXTENDED TERMS......... HB-3739
   CORRECTN-GRAFFITI-INCARCERATN......... HB-3057
   CREATES NAPRATHIC PRACTICE ACT............... HB-0595
   CREATES-DEPT CENTRAL COLLECTIN ........... HB-4274
   CREDIT CARD APPLICATN DISCLOSR ................ HB-1630
   CREDIT CARD DISCLOSURE...................................  HB-2415
   CREDIT CARDS-NO SURCHARGE....................... HB-1785
   CREDIT CARDS-PROHIBITS SURCHRG ............ HB-1043
   CRIM CD & PROCEDURE-EAVESDROPG.......... HB-1787
   CRIM CD & PROCEDURE-EAVESDROPG.......... HB-2575
   CRIM CD INDUSTRIAL BATTERY ......................... HB-2570
   CRIM CD-BATTERY SR CITIZENS ................... HB-3615
   CRIM CD-CRIM HOUSING MANAGEMNT ....... HB-2588
   CRIM CD-CRIM HOUSING MANAGEMNT ....... HB-3736
   CRIM CD-CRIMINL SEXUAL ASSAULT............ HB-0685
   CRIM CD-DEFENDNT-DISABILITY.................. HB-2572
   CRIM CD-DUI-RECKLESS HOMICIDE............. HB-0697
   CRIM CD-EAVESDROPPING EXEMPTN ............ HB-3128
   CRIM CD-GENERAL LIMITATIONS.................... HB-2585
   CRIM CD-INCREASE PENALTIES ................... HB-1624
   CRIM CD-INSURANCE FRAUD OFFENS........... HB-2586
   CRIM CD-KIDNAPPING-FELONY .................. HB-2957
   CRIM CD-LIMITATION/SEX OFFENSE ............. HB-2574
   CRIM CD-PHOTOGRAPHS/PROPERTY.............. HB-3546
   CRIM CD-UNINSURED VEHICLES...................... HB-4098
   CRIM LAW-POST CONVICTN HEARING........... HB-3593
   CRIM PRO-SEX ACTS-SPECIF INFO ................ HB-0526
   CRIM PRO-STATE-JURY TRIAL .................... HB-3616
   CRIM PROC-BAIL-VICTIM IMPACT .............. HB-0696
   CRIM PROC-EAVESDROPPING DEVICE............ HB-2573
   CRIM PROC-JURY TRIAL WAIVER...................... HB-1154
   CRIM PROC-KIDNAPPING ..................................... HB-2960
   CRIM PROC-PLEA BARGAINING ........................ HB-3336
   CRIM PROC-WITNESS COMPETENCY................ HB-3331
   CRIM SEX ASSAULT-CLASS X FELON .............. HB-0528
   CRIM SEX ASSAULT-HABITUAL CRIM............. HB-2578
   CRIM VIC-DEFINE VICTIM ................................... HB-2958
   CRIM-NO BAIL CREDIT/JAIL TIME................ HB-3547
   CRIM-PATRONIZ JUV PROSTITUT..................... HB-3687
   CRIMINAL CD-CHILD PORNOGRAPHY............ HB-3335
   CRIMINAL CODE-PUBLIC NUISANCES............ HB-2587
   CRIMINAL PRO-JURY TRIAL............................... HB-3617
   DASA-ST EMPLOYEES-EDUC PROGRAM....... HB-1623
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-ST PLAN-FUNDS......... HB-0093
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE- INVESTIGATNS............. HB-0094
   DCFS-CHLD ABUSE/EXTENSION/RPTS........... HB-0095




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O'CONNELL, JOHN T. REPRESENTATIVE (47TH DIST. DEM--Cont.
   DCFS-COMPUTERIZE CASE TRACKING........... HB-0096
   DCFS-STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM................... HB-0098
   DCFS-STAFF/STANDARDS................................. HB-0097
   DEBT COLLECT SCHOLARSHIP COMM............... HB-1956
   DELINQUENT MINORS-DETENTION ................ HB-3498
   DEPT OF REVENUE-TESTIMONY....................... HB-3007
   DEPT REG/ED-REVOKE LICENSE....................... HB-0047
   DEPT-REVENUE-LIQUOR LICENSES............... HB-2976
   DRAM SHOP-FALSE ID-MINOR....................... HB-3361
   DRAM SHOPS-SALE TO MINOR......................... HB-3173
   DUI BOAT-DEATH-CLASS 1 FELONY .............. HB-2072
   EAVESDROP EXEMPTION/LIABILITY ................. HB-1786
   EAVESDROPPING CONTROL .................................. HB-2571
   EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS/VETS KIDS................ HB-4269
   EMPL TORT IMMUNITY-SELF INSURE............ HB-0129
   EMPL/TORT IMUNITY-INJRY NOTICE............ HB-0128
   ENERGY CONSERV FINANCE AUTH ................ HB-3056
   ENJOIN SLUMLORDS ................................ ........ HB-2763
   ENTERPRISE ZONES-UTILITY TAXES.............. HB-1419
   ENTERPRISE ZONE INVESTMENT .......................HB-3097
   ENTERPRISE ZONE-SALES TX EXEMP............. HB-3784
   ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION............................... HB-1585
   EPA FEE AUTHORIZATION..................................... HB-2254
   EPA RADON GAS LOAN PROGRAM..................... HB-1887
   EPA SANITARY-ZONE APPROVAL..................... HB-3351
   EVIDENCE-STATEMENT BY CHILD................... HB-3333
   FOREIGN CORP FEE AMNESTY ............................. HB-3793
   HISTORIC PRESERVATN-EXPLORATN............. HB-0263
   HOSPITAL LIC-DEFINE PERINATAL ................. HB-0566
   ID CARD-REPRODUCT/MISDEMEANOR.......... HB-2699
   IL-MI CIV CNTR-BURR RIDGE/MEMB ........... HB-1349
   ILLINOIS TRADE SECRETS ACT............................ HB-0542
   INC TX-ADDL-EXEMPT $1000 ............................HB-0251
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY........... HB-2968
   INCOME TAX-ALZHEIMER EXEMPTION......... HB-0631
   INCOME TAX-HOME CARE EXEMPT................. HB-0947
   INCOME TX-EXEMPTS FOSTER CHILD............ HB-1720
   INS CD-ANTITRUST EXEMPTION....................... HB-3902
   INS CD-CONSUMER GUIDE.................................. HB-3909
   INS CD-HEALTH INS FOR PARENTS.................. HB-0712
   INS CD-RATE REGULATION............................. HB-3901
   INS CD-REJECT UNINSURED OFFER ................HB-0024
   INS CD-SIMPLIFICATION POLICIES.................. HB-3903
   INS/VEH CD-CRASH PARTS......................... HB-2765
   JUDGMENTS-RATES OF INTEREST ................... HB-3885
   JUV COURT-TRUANT MINOR .............................. HB-3592
   JUVENILE COURT ACT 1987.................................... HB-0787
   JUVENILE COURT-EVIDENCE............................. HB-1614
   JUVENLE CT-AJUDICATORY HEARING........... HB-3738
   KIDNAPER REGISTRATION ACT........................... HB-3334
   LIFE CARE LETTER OF CREDIT............................. HB-4127
   LIMIT AUTOMATIC TELLER FEES........................ HB-4294
   LIQUOR LICENSE-NONRENEWAL..................... HB-1985
   LOCAL GOV DEBT REFORM ACT........................... HB-3655
   LOCAL GOVNT PROMPT PAYMT ACT ................. HB-3297
   LOCAL GOVRNMNT DEBT REFORM ACT........... HB-3785
   LOCAL TORT IMUN-EMPLOY CONDUCT......... HB-3654
   LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN ........................ HB-3971
   LONG TERM OMBUDSMAN ACT........................ HB-2694
   MARITAL PRIVILEGE EXCEPTION.................... HB-0525
   MARRIAGE-1ST COUSINS STERILITY ............ HB-0395
   MED EXPENSE-PATIENT LIABILITY ................. HB-0698
   MISTREATMENT OF POLICE DOGS................... HB-1548
   MOBILE HM LANDLORD/TENANT RGHT.......... HB-1118
   MOBILE HOME-CABLE TELEVISION.............. HB-1616
   MOBILE HOME-PRIVACY................................... HB-2940
   MOBILE HOMES-LEASE PROVISIONS............... HB-3706




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O'CONNELL, JOHN T. REPRESENTATIVE (47TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   MORTGAGE APPLY WITHDRAW REFUND......... HB-4184
   MOTOR VEHICLE REPLACEMT SAFETY............. HB-2007
   MUNI CD-ADDT'L BONDING POWERS.............. HB-0854
   MUNI CD-UNSAFE BLDG-LIABILITY.............. HB-1986
   MUNI-LIBRARY/EXCLUD CIVIL SERV............. HB-0089
   MUNI-PROSECUTN-PENAL ORDINANCE ..... HB-1487
   MUNI-REPUBLICATION ORDINANCE .............. HB-1984
   NOTARY PUBLIC-SURETY BOND.................. HB-0467
   NURSING HOME ADMIN ACT................................ HB-1433
   OBSCENITY-FORFEIT PROPERTY ................... HB-0529
   PHONE AD SALES DISCLOSURE............................ HB-0541
   PODIATRIST-TEMPORARY LICENSE ................ HB-4232
   PROHIBIT EX-CON INVESTIGATORS ................ HB-1784
   PROP TAX EXTENSN-LIMIT.................................. HB-2887
   PROP TX-SENIOR-HOMESTED INCRES.......... HB-2911
   PROPERTY TAX DELINQUENCY ........................... HB-3631
   PROPERTY TAX EQUALIZATION.......................... HB-2885
   PROPERTY TAX FREEZE ACT................................. HB-0013
   PUB AID-NO PAY HMO/ABORTION................... HB-1097
   PUB AID/CRIM CD-UNPAID RENT.................... HB-1066
   PUB UTIL/RATE SCHEDULE/USAGE................... HB-2900
   PUB UTILITIES- RATES ...........................................  HB-0657
   PUBL UTIL-ADVERTISING-RATES ................. HB-3475
   REFUSE FETAL TEST/LIMIT ABORTN................. HB-1415
   RELEASE OF JUVENILE RECORDS ....................... HB-2584
   REPEAL-VEH EMISSION INSPECTN .................. HB-1618
   REQST/TEMPORARY DRIVER LICENSE ............. HB-1031
   RESPONSIVE ED SYSTEM ACT ............................... HB-0320
   REV-TAXING DISTRICTS-TAX SALE................ HB-0076
   REVENUE ASSMTS-INFORMAL REVIEW......... HB-3105
   SAN DIST-TRUSTEES STAGGRD TERM ............ HB-4231
   SANT DIST-TRUSTEES .........................................  HB-3898
   SCH CD-FORMULA APPROP ST BD ED.............. HB-3392
   SCH CD-SUPPELMENTAL STATE AID ............... HB-3079
   SCH CD-TCHR INSTIT/SUICID INFO................. HB-0394
   SCH DIST-EXCUSE FROM MANDATES ............. HB-2938
   SCH-ED LOAN PURCHASE PROG BOND........... HB-4233
   SCHOLARSHP COMM-ELIGIBLE LOANS.......... HB-4234
   SEN CITZ-PARKINSONS DISEASE...................... HB-3897
   SENIORS TAX LIMITATION ACT......................... HB-2890
   SEX ABUSE/BAIL/CHILD-DIVORCE.................. HB-0527
   SM BUSINESS LITIGATN EXPENSES.................... HB-0181
   SR CITIZEN-HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION........... HB-0491
   SR CITZ/DISABLED-CAP LIMIT .......................... HB-3062
   SR CTZN/TAX DEFER/SPEC ASSMNT................. HB-1983
   ST AGENCY DELINQUENT DEBT .......................... HB-4126
   ST AGENCY-EMPLOYMNT-EDUC LOAN....... HB-1098
   STATE GOVT PROCUREMENT CODE ................... HB-0497
   TAX-EXEMPTIONS/BLIND/ELDERLY .............. HB-4204
   TELEMARKETING CONSUMER PROTECT.......... HB-4015
   TORT IMMUNITY-INTEREST/FUNDS............. HB-0170
   TORT IMMUNITY-INDEMNIFY US LAW.......... HB-1789
   TRANSIENT MERCHANT ACT 1987 ...................... HB-0560
   TRUANT/DELINQUNT MINORS-PROCED....... HB-3215
   TRUCK-TARP-INTOWN USE .............................. HB-1982
   TRUCKS-65 MPH-WANTON MISCONDCT...... HB-0386
   UNEMPLYMT INS-PART-TIME NURSES........ HB-1117
   UNFAIR PRACTICE-CIVIL SUIT .......................... HB-3905
   UNIFIED CD-CORRECTN SENTENCING........... HB-0262
   VEH CD-.05 UNDER AGE 21 IS DUI...................... HB-1718
   VEH CD-BOULEVARD/PARKING........................ HB-1613
   VEH CD-MANDATORY INSURANCE ............ HB-2200
   VEH CD-MOTOR VEH RPT VIOLATION............. HB-2208
   VEH CD-PROBATIONARY LICENSE................... HB-1869
   VEH CD-RR MAINTENANCE................................. HB-2928
   VEH CD-SEAT BELT VIOLATION.......................... HB-1631
   VEH CD-SHOP CENTER SPEED LIMIT........... HB-3508





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   VEH CD-TRUCK SPEED LIMIT-50MPH ............ HB-1612
   VEH-FIRETRUCK SAFETY INSPECTN............... HB-0422
   VEHICLE REPLACEMENT SAFETY LAW ............ HB-3027
   VET HOME-EQUAL HOSPITAL USE.................... HB-4057
   VICTIM RIGHTS-IMPACT STATEMENT............ HB-1556
   VICTIM RIGHTS-COURTRM PRESENCE........... HB-1628
   VICTIMS 18-EXCLUDE FROM COURT ............... HB-0523
   VICTIMS-RIGHT TO KNOW SENTENCE............ HB-2590
   VIOLENT CRIME/CHILD VICTIMS ....................... HB-2959
   2ND DIV VEHICLES-SPEED LIMIT...................... HB-1488
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY O'CONNELL
   HOUSE BILL: 50, 122, 249, 345, 521, 555, 814, 815, 860, 1083, 1084, 1086, 1301, 1444,
     1454, 1596, 1667, 1908, 2027, 2142, 2303, 2567, 2569, 2606, 2700, 2702, 2914, 3016,
     3087, 3169, 3315, 3418, 3419, 3437, 3622, 3626, 3718, 3719, 3722, 3780, 3807, 3900,
     3915, 4092, 4129, 4131, 4219
   SENATE BILL: 17, 28, 31, 63, 76, 192, 219, 365, 389, 400, 478, 488, 569, 570, 573, 579,
     591, 618, 714, 749, 926, 1006, 1025, 1146, 1158, 1190, 1287, 1326, 1335, 1354, 1365,
     1370, 1375, 1399, 1404, 1405, 1407, 1412, 1487, 1496, 1497, 1517, 1562, 1779, 1794,
     1875, 1913, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2043, 2049, 2055
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 104, 141, 199, 402, 416, 429, 434, 469, 526, 576, 589, 596, 602,
     655, 662, 706, 861, 863, 878, 915, 933, 934, 957, 958, 983, 1417, 1657, 1667, 1747,
     1766, 1782, 1783, 1850
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 74, 160, 183, 186
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 29
OLSON, MYRON J. REPRESENTATIVE (70TH DIST. REP)
    $OCE-ILL MORTGAGE INS AGENCY ................. HB-2455
    $OCE-ST BD OF ELECTIONS/EDUC.................... HB-3116
    $OCE-ST BRD ELECTIONS..................................... HB-0416
    ADMIN PROCEDURE-INCOME TAX ACT ......... HB-1243
    AGRICULTURE SUMMER SCHOOL....................... HB-3058
    AIDS REGISTRY ACT-DEFINITIONS.................. HB-3831
    ALCOHOL-PERSONS UNDER 21 .......................... HB-0591
    ALL-TERRAIN-MOPED REGULATION............ HB-2327
    ATVS-PUBLIC HEARING........................................ HB-3740
    CDB-PREQUALIFICATION RULES...................... HB-2803
    CIRCUIT CLERK-MAIL NOTICE/ELIM.............. HB-1724
    CIV ADM CD & CAP DEV BD POWERS .................. HB-2810
    CIVIL PROC-VENUE/GOVMT CORP................... HB-0692
    CORRIDORS OF OPPORTUNITY-FUNDS........... HB-4145
    CRIMINAL PROC/FITNESS HEARING.............. HB-2334
    DEPT OF INSUR-INVESTIGATIONS.................... HB-2836
    DMHDD-ADOPTION OF RULES............................ HB-2337
    DRAINAGE CD-TAX RECORDS/EXAM.............. HB-0091
    ELC CD-SPOILED ABSENTEE BALLOT.............. HB-1690
    ELCTN CD-DIVSION OF PRECINCTS .............. HB-1941
    ELCTN CD-PRECNT BD OF ADMINSTR............. HB-1733
    ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOTS........................... HB-0105
    ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLC................ HB-2965
    ELEC CD-BD ELECTN COMMISSNRS................. HB-2977
    ELEC CD-BD ELECTN COMMISSNRS................. HB-2978
    ELEC CD-CANCEL REGISTRATION .................. HB-3160
    ELEC CD-CANDIDTE LOTTRY/BALLOT........... HB-3120
    ELEC CD-DEFIN STRAIGHT TICKET.................. HB-0957
    ELEC CD-ELCTRNC VOTING SYSTEMS............ HB-2951
    ELEC CD-ELECTION COMMISSIONERS............ HB-1642
    ELEC CD-ELECTION COMMISSIONERS............ HB-2955
    ELEC CD-ELECTION OF JUDGES......................... HB-2956
    ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING......................... HB-2950
    ELEC CD-ELECTRONIC VOTING TEST.............. HB-3139
    ELEC CD-ELIMINATE BALOT ROTATN............ HB-0882
    ELEC CD-LIST/ELECTION JUDGES.................... HB-1762
    ELEC CD-LIST/ELECTION JUDGES.................... HB-2964
    ELEC CD-PETITION OBJECTION...................... HB-3022
    ELEC CD-POLLING PLACE LOCATION ............. HB-2953
    ELEC CD-PRECINCT ADMIN BRD....................... HB-2966
    ELEC CD-PROVIDE VOTE ABSTRACT............     HB-1495




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OLSON, MYRON J. REPRESENTATIVE (70TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   ELEC CD-REGISTRATN RECORD CARD........... HB-1550
   ELEC CD-SIGNATURE/NOMINATION ............. HB-0958
   ELEC CD-SPOILD/ABSENTEE BALLOT............. HB-3021
   ELEC-ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATN ........... HB-1883
   ELEC-CANCEL UNCONTESTD PRIMARY ........ HB-1549
   ELECT CD-SCHOOL BOARD ELECTNS.............. HB-0158
   ELECTION CD-ABSENTEE BALLOTS ................. HB-0503
   ELECTION CD-AUTOMATIC RECOUNT............ HB-2954
   ELECTION CD-CANVASS................. .................... HB-1496
   ELECTION CD-CANVASS ................................. HB-2948
   ELECTION CD-CHALLENGED VOTER............... HB-1734
   ELECTION CD-DEPUTY REGISTRAR................. HB-0545
   ELECTION CD-DEPUTY REGISTRAR................. HB-3605
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0329
   ELECTION CD-ELCTRONIC VOTING................. HB-1039
   ELECTION CD-GA VACANCY............................... HB-2979
   ELECTION CD-SCHOOL BD ELECTION............. HB-3000
   ELECTION CD-WRITE-IN VOTES...................... HB-3122
   ELECTION CODE-PETITION SHEETS................. HB-3088
   ELECTIONS-CHICAGO-TERMS ....................  HB-1884
   ELECTIONS-DISABLED VOTER ........................... HB-0956
   ELECTIONS-SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT............. HB-3081
   ELECTIONS/POLLING PLACE CHANGE ............. HB-1579
   ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIERS-ACCESS ........... HB-3801
   EPA-VOIDS RULES/PCB TO ADOPT..................... HB-1263
   FIRE PROT-PEACE OFFCR-WEAPONS ............ HB-3573
   FIREARM OWNER/VALID ID............................. HB-2324
   FISH-WILDLIFE-ISSUING FEES ........................ HB-2216
   GEN OBLIGATN BOND-CAP FACILITY ............. HB-3802
   GRAIN ACTS-ADMN PNLTY & ASSMNT.......... HB-2378
   HEARING AID/HEALTH FACILITIES................... HB-3161
   HOUSING-HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL ............ HB-2456
   INDEP/WRITE-IN LOSER PROVISION ............... HB-0466
   INS GUARANTY ASSN APPLY TO HMO .............. HB-2792
   JT COMM/PUBLIC COMMENT-RULES.............. HB-1560
   LIQUOR-WINE SALES/CITY FAIRS..................... HB-0088
   LOCAL GOVERNMNT-GROUP INS ..................... HB-3769
   MINES MINERALS/EPA STANDARDS ................ HB-3143
   MORTGAGE INS FUND-STUDIES........................ HB-2454
   PEN CD-IMRF HEALTH INSURANCE ................ HB-2498
   PEN CD-TEACHER-SURVIVOR.......................... HB-1942
   PROHIBIT SUMMER UTILITY RATES................... HB-2903
   PUB LABOR REL-COUNSEL-HEARINGS ........ HB-3141
   PUB UTILS-TAX EXEMPTIONS-DCCA............. HB-3137
   PURCHASING ACT-SERVICES-FIRMS ............ HB-3627
   PURCHASING ACT-DISCLOSE FIRM ............... HB-3628
   SCH CD-SPEC ED JOINT AGRMNT TX ............... HB-3193
   SCH CD-ST BD STANDARDS/RULES................. HB-1244
   SCH CD/JUVENILE CHRONIC TRUANT.............. HB-1193
   ST AGENCIES-ADOPT STANDARDS ................... HB-3144
   ST AGENCIES-ADOPTION OF RULES................. HB-3145
   STATE POLICE-CRIMINAL RECORDS ............. HB-2325
   TOLLWAY-TAXABLE LEASE PROPERTY ......... HB-0538
   UNEMP INS/ELIGIBLE-PENALTIES................... HB-1559
   VEHICLE CD-SPEED RESTRICTIONS................. HB-2313
   VIET VET SERVICE CENTERS RPTS.................... HB-1370
   VITAL RECORDS-FICTITIOUS............................... HB-2326
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY OLSON,MYRON
   HOUSE BILL: 174, 205, 209, 455, 623, 912, 1041, 1042, 1245, 1262, 1264, 1265, 1369,
     1371, 1372, 1691, 2917, 2970, 3076, 3300, 3518
   SENATE BILL: 120, 486, 491, 601, 819, 934, 1233, 1320, 1454, 1487, 1609, 1709, 1834,
     1923, 2262
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 405, 2023
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 5, 167
OLSON, ROBERT REPRESENTATIVE (90TH DIST. REP)
   AGING ACT-ALZHEIMER TASK FORCE ........... HB-2852




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OLSON, ROBERT REPRESENTATIVE (90TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   AGRICULTURE SUMMER SCHOOL-ISU............ HB-0691
   ALCOHOL TRTMT LICENS ADMNSTRTN........... HB-2668
   BOVINE TB ERADCTN ACT-EXEMPTNS........... HB-0293
   COMMERCE COMM-RAILROAD ACCIDNT...... HB-3869
   CORN-BASED PLASTIC BAGS............................... HB-3254
   COUNTY COMMISSIONERS-SALARIES............ HB-1015
   COUNTY JAIL-BONDS-SALES TAX................ HB-3326
   COUNTY PERSONL ADMIN SYSTEM................... HB-1088
   DECEPTV PRACTIC-TREBLE DAMAGES........... HB-0357
   DENR-CORN  PLASTICS........................ .......... .. HB-3549
   EPA-COAL COMBUSTION ASH ............................ HB-1767
   GENERAL ASSEMBLY-LIMITS BILLS ................ HB-1634
   ILLINOIS FRESH LABEL PROGRAM................... HB-1187
   INDUSTRIAL HOME WORK-LIMITATNS.......... HB-1394
   INNKEEPERS-CHECK CASH SERVICE .............. HB-3967
   LOW LEVEL WASTE SITES.................................. HB-3033
   MINING-FEES-ENFORCEMENT ........... HB-2797
   MOTOR FUEL STANDARDS-TESTING ............... HB-1004
   MUNI CD-PLATS-SOIL CONSERVATN ............ HB-119
   NATURAL RESOURCE MGMT-TECH CHG....... HB-4053
   NURSING HOMES-ACCREDITATION ................ HB-4075
   PATERNITY-BLOOD TEST COSTS....................... HB-1278
   PRINTING-VENDOR INVENTORY ................... HB-2226
   PUB UTL- METER RATES........................................  HB-0123
   RADIOACTIVE WASTE-DRUG/TESTS................ HB-2807
   SCH CD-TERMIN MANDATED PROGRAM....... HB-3004
   SENIOR CITIZENS-TAX DEFERRAL.................... HB-0226
   SOIL/WATER CONSERV ACT-EVIDENC........... HB-2379
   ST PRINTING CONTRACT-INCREASE............... HB-3447
   STATE AGCY MUST BUY US FOOD....................... HB-0468
   UTILITIES NO FOREIGN ELECTRIC..................... HB-1818
   VEH CD-EXCESS WEIGHT PERMITS.................. HB-2340
   VIET VET SERVICE CENTERS RPTS................... HB-1370
   WILDLIFE CD-CONTROL AUTHORITY............. HB-4052
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY OLSON,ROBERT
   HOUSE BILL: 55, 56, 522, 623, 706, 2893, 3551, 3642, 4043
   SENATE BILL: 62, 95, 222, 535, 546, 547, 549, 916, 917, 1231, 1232, 1452
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 252, 1169, 1170, 1171, 1420, 1500, 1508, 1584, 1593, 1629,
     1688, 1689, 1690, 1886, 2016
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 25, 145, 167
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 48, 111, 115
PANAYOTOVICH, SAMUEL REPRESENTATIVE (35TH DIST. DEM)
   $BRD TRUSTEES/WEST SIDE CENTER................ HB-0991
   $OCE-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH ......................... HB-3212
   ADDICTS-TREATMENT/CONVICTION ............. HB-0504
   ASSIST STATE ATTORNY/STATE PAY ................ HB-1916
   BANKS-SELL INSURANCE.................................... HB-2525
   CD CRIM PROC-SUPPRESS/EVIDENCE............. HB-0505
   CHICAGO-APPROPRIATN-PROP TAX ............. HB-2915
   COACHES-LIMITED LIABILITY........................ HB-0210
   COMMERCE COMM-RAILROAD ACCIDNT...... HB-3869
   CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSEL CORP................. HB-4212
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-BUILDING............ HB-1302
   COUNCIL ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT .................. HB-1192
   CRIM CD & CONTROLLED SUB/DRUGS............. HB-0502
   CRIM CD & PROCEDURE-EAVESDROPG ......... HB-1787
   CRIM CD-INTIMIDATN-PHONE/MAIL........... HB-2159
   CURRENCY EXCHANGE-WELFARE CHCK..... HB-3813
   DASA-DRUG SCHEDULES .................................. HB-4156
   DCCA-COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION........... HB-2744
   DEPT-PROF REG-HOME INSPECTORS............ HB-3924
   DISABLED OFFICERS-HOME RULE.................... HB-4059
   EAVESDROPPING CONTROL ............................... HB-2571
   ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ACT............... HB-0725
   EPA-LOCAL SITING REFERENDUM................... HB-3064
   EPA-POSTCLOSURE LANDFILLS ........................ HB-3668




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PANAYOTOVICH, SAMUEL REPRESENTATIVE (35TH DIST. DEM--Cont.
   EPA-REMEDIAL ACTION LIEN............................ HB-3719
   EPA-SANITARY LANDFILL SITE......................... HB-0719
   EPA-SOLID WASTE FEES ....................................... HB-3100
   EPA-TRUCK CLEANING......................................... HB-3828
   FIRE DISCIPLINE ACT-INVESTGTN................... HB-1060
   FISH CD-COMMERCIAL FISHERMAN............... HB-2625
   FOREIGN-MADE CAR-REGIST FEE.................. HB-2400
   HAZARDOUS WASTE OCCUPATNAL LIC........... HB-2917
   HIGHR ED-FORM OF APPROPRIATION ............ HB-3619
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-1124
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-3031
   LAKE CALUMET ENVIRONMNT AUTH............... HB-2999
   LANDOWNER/CIVIL/LIABILITY .......................... HB-1421
   LAW ENF COMP-KILLED ON DUTY .................. HB-0259
   MINIMUM WAGE-RATES ...................................... HB-3694
   MOBILE HOMES-LEASE PROVISIONS............... HB-3706
   MOTOR CARRIERS-INSPECTN EXEMP............. HB-3408
   MUNI CD-GAS/ELEC TAX RATES....................... HB-3815
   PARKING VIOLATION-REGISTRATION............ HB-0258
   PEN CD-DWNST FIRE-UNION SERVIC ........... HB-0399
   PEN CD-FIREMEN WRK COMP OFFSET............ HB-0424
   PERSONNEL RECORDS-EXEMPTION................ HB-3379
   PHARM PRAC ACT-FILING PRESCRIP.............. HB-1045
   PHARMACIST-TESTS & EDUCATION................ HB-1319
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE................................... HB-0810
   PORT DIST-IROQUOIS LANDING........................ HB-4136
   PROBATE-GUARDIANS/REPORT COURT ........ HB-3836
   PROP TX-DELINQ INTEREST RATE.................... HB-3814
   PROP TX-DELINQUENCY ...................................... HB-3981
   PROPERTY TAXES-BILLING SYSTEM ............. HB-3524
   PUB LABOR REL-SECURITY EMPLOYE............ HB-1214
   PUB UTIL LEAST EXPENSIVE GAS...................... HB-0610
   SR CITZ-TAX REDUCTN MOBILE HM............... HB-3360
   STATE OFFICERS-TAX RETURNS....................... HB-3812
   STATES ATTORNEY PAY RAISE............................ HB-1915
   TAX USE-EXEMPT FUEL/ELECTRIC ................. HB-0007
   UNEMPLOY INSUR-LABOR DISPUTE................ HB-0141
   UNEMPLOYMNT INSURANCE-TECH CHG...... HB-2033
   VEH CD-MANDATORY AUTO INSURANC ....... HB-3900
   VEH CD-PARKING VIOLATNS-TOWING........ HB-0080
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PANAYOTOVICH
   HOUSE BILL: 17, 179, 184, 247, 273, 331, 372, 405, 423, 491, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525,
     526, 527, 528, 529, 561, 589, 615, 685, 696, 787, 852, 886, 953, 974, 1201, 1222, 1223,
     1241, 1247, 1248, 1444, 1456, 1892, 1893, 1894, 2152, 2349, 2371, 2389, 2453, 2585,
     2630, 2694, 2887, 2890, 3087, 3260, 3363, 3365, 3381, 3553, 3878, 4272
     SENATE BILL: 1, 31, 39, 152, 200, 382, 697, 796, 834, 1169, 1244, 1285, 1400, 1592,
     1615, 1739, 1860, 1958, 2010, 2055
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 142, 146, 153, 163, 206, 207, 275, 288, 300, 318, 333, 369, 390,
     415, 500, 515, 552, 560, 561, 573, 596, 624, 662, 679, 732, 768, 874, 940, 1021, 1049,
     1088, 1117, 1147, 1165, 1181, 1233, 1420, 1432, 1494, 1500, 1529, 1645, 1655, 1752,
     1765, 1791, 1805, 1812, 1893, 1971, 1986, 2005, 2010
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 106, 145, 182, 187
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 3, 5, 6, 9, 13, 25, 27, 28
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 60, 144
 PANGLE, CHARLES REPRESENTATIVE (86TH DIST. DEM)
    $FARM DEVELOPMT AUTH/SEED FUND............ HB-0704
    AGRICULTURE FAIR-COUNTY SIZE ................ HB-1886
    CHECK CASHING BY MERCHANTS ..................... HB-0513
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-INCOME LEVEL................. HB-0273
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-VETERANS.......................... HB-0753
    COACHES-LIMITED LIABILITY ........................ HB-0210
    CONSMER FRAUD-COSIGNER COLLECT......... HB-2146
    CORRECTNS-NO PROBATN-FIREARMS ........ HB-0377
    CPR-PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTERS................... HB-0720
    CRIM CD-CONTRIBUTING-JUVENILE............ HB-0378
    DECEPTV PRACTIC-TREBLE DAMAGES........... HB-0357




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PANGLE, CHARLES REPRESENTATIVE (86TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF...................... HB-0848
   DRUG CONVCTN SUPERVISION............................ HB-0931
   FIREARM OWNERS ID-FELONY ......................... HB-0255
   HOMEOWNERS EMERGENCY ASSISTNCE........ HB-0716
   IDOT-ROAD CLEARING ......................................... HB-0746
   IL FARM DEBT RESTRUCTURING ACT................ HB-0637
   ILL FARM DEV ACT-INTEREST RATE................ HB-2268
   INSUR REDUCTION FOR SEAT BELT.................. HB-2491
   LANDOWNRS LIABILTY-CONSERVTION ........ HB-0683
   LAW ENFORCE COMP-DEATH ON DUTY......... HB-0431
   PUB UTIL LEAST EXPENSIVE GAS........................ HB-0610
   PUB UTIL-LOCAL PHONE SERVICE ................... HB-0748
   PUB UTL-METER RATES........................................ HB-0123
   REPEAL GUN-OWNER ID REQUIREMNT......... HB-0653
   SECURITIES SUSPEND REGISTRATIO................. HB-2138
   SR CITIZEN UTILITY RELIEF................................. HB-0750
   TAX USE-EXEMPT FUEL/ELECTRIC ................. HB-0007
   TELEPHONE LIFELINE RATES............................... HB-0752
   VEH CD-USED CAR DEALERS-FUEL ............... HB-0433
   VEH-EMERGNCY VEH/STUDDED TIRES ......... HB-0544
   WILDLIFE CD-DISCHARGE FIREARM............... HB-0419
   WILDLIFE/FISH CD-ADMIN RULES................... HB-0659
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PANGLE
   HOUSE BILL: 44, 45, 147, 179, 184, 305, 358, 394, 465, 491, 525, 527, 528, 529, 623,
     632, 645, 685, 691, 696, 706, 804, 949, 1003, 1124, 1301, 1315, 1348, 1574, 1630,
     1682, 1717, 1780, 1849, 1892, 1893, 1894, 2007, 2152, 2301, 2328, 2370, 2371, 2389,
     2694
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 26, 223, 286
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 41, 55
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 9
PARCELLS, MARGARET R. REPRESENTATIVE (57TH DIST. REP)
   $OCE-DEPT-INSURANCE/CHIPS.................... HB-3199
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION....................... HB-3231
   $OCE-IL ARTS COUNCIL...................................... HB-3207
   $OCE-METRO FAIR/EXPO AUTHORITY ........... HB-0767
   AIDS-NOTIFY SCHOOL SUPT ............................... HB-0563
   AIDS-TRACING-REGISTRY .............................. HB-2596
   ANIMALS ACT-CHANGES PENALTY................. HB-0046
   BANKING ACT-DEFINE BANK............................. HB-2794
   BANKS OWN TRAVEL AGENCIES......................... HB-0576
   BILLBOARDS-LOCAL REGULATION.................. HB-0625
   BRANCH BANKING/COMMSSNER POWER....... HB-2795
   CIV ADMIN-GOV BUDGET INFO ......................... HB-2557
   CIVIL PROC-PUNTIVE DAMAGE/LIMT............. HB-1481
   CMS-ENCOURAGE RECYCLING ......................... HB-4033
   CMS-INCR FEMALE EMPLOYMENT............... HB-3363
   COMP HEALTH INSURANCE-COVERAGE........ HB-1639
   CONTRACT PUBL WORKS-ANNEXATION ....... HB-1515
   COSMETICS-NO ANIMAL TESTING................... HB-3175
   CRIM CD-CHILD CUSTODY ............................ HB-2038
   CRIM CD-CUSTODIAL INTERFERENCE........... HB-1466
   CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-BAIL BOND................ HB-0176
   DCFS-PREFERRED FOSTER PARENTS .............. HB-3998
   ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOTS............................ HB-0105
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDG COMP............. HB-1518
   ELECTN JUDGES UNFORM COMPSATN............. HB-0132
   EMPL TORT IMMUNITY-SELF INSURE............ HB-0129
   EPA-BOTTLE DEPOSITS.....................................  HB-0062
   EPA-GARBAGE TRANSFER STATION............. HB-3179
   EPA-INCR PENALTY-WELLS............................. HB-2429
   EPA-LOCATE GARBAGE TRANS STA.................. HB-2544
   EPA-REMEDIAL ACTION LIEN............................ HB-3719
   FIRE EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS ...................... HB-0917
   FIRE PROTECTION DIST-VACANCY............... HB-0234
   FISCAL NOTE ACT/FILE BILL............................. HB-2387
   GENERAL ASSEMBLY-LIMITS BILLS................ HB-1634




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PARCELLS, MARGARET R. REPRESENTATIVE (57TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   HUMAN RGHTS-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION......... HB-3364
   INCOME TAX CREDIT-EMPLOYERS ................ HB-3365
   INS CD-COORDINATION OF BENEFIT .............. HB-1540
   INSTITUTE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ED ................ HB-0184
   INTEREST ON CREDIT OVER $1500....................... HB-2450
   INTRA-AGENCY SERVICES FUND .................. HB-3449
   LOCAL GOVMT-CONTROL LANDFILLS............ HB-0589
   LOCAL TORT RESERVE-110% 3 YRS................. HB-0171
   MARRIAGE-VISITATION RIGHTS....................... HB-0083
   METRO TRANSIT AUTH-MAYOR APPTS.......... HB-2529
   MIN/FEM BUS ENTRPRS-LIMIT SIZE ............. HB-0978
   MUNI CD-ANNEX-TWO OR MORE TWPS....... HB-1541
   MUNI CD-SEWAGE/TRANS FACIL-DAM....... HB-2441
   NUTRITIONIST CERTIFICATION ACT................. HB-1575
   OCCUPATION TAX-INTEREST............................. HB-0575
   OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE ACT................................ HB-2841
   OUTDOOR AD SIGNS-STRICT LIMITS............. HB-0599
   PARK DISTRICT-LEASE LAND............................. HB-0552
   PEN CD-DIVORCE-BENEFITS............................. HB-0169
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW COMM.............. HB-0601
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW BRD.................. HB-3393
   PRODUCT LIABILITY ACT....................................... HB-1479
   PUB AID-PROPERTY-INELIGIBLE................... HB-3721
   PULASKI BIRTHDAY/COMMEMORATIVE......... HB-0338
   REV-TOWN COLLECTORS-DUTIES................ HB-3958
   RTA-BOARD-NO PENSION.................................. HB-2120
   RTA- FILL VACANCIES...........................................  HB-2531
   SEC OF STATE-PETTY CASH FUNDS ................. HB-1032
   SPOILED FOOD/RENDER UNUSABLE................... HB-2362
   STATE GOVT PROCUREMENT CODE ................... HB-0497
   TORT IMMUNITY-INTEREST/FUNDS ............... HB-0170
   UNEMPLOY INS-INTEREST/PENALTY............. HB-0182
   UNFRM COMM CD-SEC/STATE DUTIES........... HB-0714
   VEH CD-CAR DEALERS-INSIGNIA................... HB-0006
   VOL HEALTH SERV-MEDICAL/HOSPTL........... HB-3589
   WORK COMP-STANDARD USED-LOSSES ...... HB-0519
   WRKRS COMP-PERMNT PARTL DISAB............. HB-0533
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PARCELLS
   HOUSE BILL: 5, 212, 239, 457, 515, 523, 602, 667, 711, 733, 863, 878, 879, 1105, 1534,
     2044, 3345, 3718, 3720, 3722, 3753, 4075
   SENATE BILL: 116, 126, 129, 137, 162, 232, 260, 327, 341, 342, 412, 456, 501, 777,
     804, 809, 856, 873, 990, 1001, 1138, 1287, 1453, 1723, 1779, 1966, 2051, 2234
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 57, 61, 151, 257, 440, 837, 918, 1385, 1420, 1430, 1448, 1551,
     1552, 1600, 1644
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 206
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 21, 23, 24, 28
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 173
PARKE, TERRY R. REPRESENTATIVE (49TH DIST. REP)
   $GRANTS-EPA-WASTEWATER TREATMT..... HB-3421
   BARBER COSMETOLOGY/COMM MEMBER...... HB-0237
   CHILD ABUSE-DEATH-AUTOPSY.................. HB-0464
   CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE OFFENSE ......................... HB-0524
   CHILD VICTIM-EXPEDITE CASE......................... HB-0522
   CIVIL PRO-LIMIT PUNITVE DAMAGE............... HB-1383
   CIVIL PROC-JURY INSTRUCTION..................... HB-0983
   CIVIL PROC-PUNTIVE DAMAGE/LIMT............. HB-1481
   CIVIL PROC-SANCTIONS/ATTY ......................... HB-1480
   COMPARATIVE FAULT ACT ................................... HB-1475
   CONDO PROP ACT/TAX ASESS TREAT ............. HB-3623
   CONDOMINIUM ACT-RIGHTS ............................. HB-2421
   CONDOS-TAX ASSESSMENT............................. HB-3772
   COUNTY CONTRL-SOLID WASTE MGMT........ HB-3862
   CREDIT CARD-DISCLOSE....................................  HB-3380
   CRIM PRO-SEX ACTS-SPECIF INFO............  HB-0526
   CRIM SEX ASSAULT-CLASS X FELON .......... HB-0528
   CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-BAIL BOND................ HB-0176




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PARKE, TERRY R. REPRESENTATIVE (49TH DIST. REP)--Cont.
   DELETE ILL VETS COMMISSION........................... HB-2227
   DEPT REG/ED-REVOKE LICENSE....................... HB-0047
   DMHDD-CASE COORD PILOT PROJECT............ HB-2843
   DMHDD-COMMUNI RESPITE SERVICES.......... HB-2845
   DMHDD-MEDICAID-COMMUNITY SVCS....... HB-2844
   DMHDD-SERVICES FOR DD FAMILIES............. HB-2842
   DRUG PARAPHERN-SALE TO MINORS............. HB-2328
   ELEC CD-CANDIDATE POLLWATCHER............ HB-3247
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0444
   EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SYSTEM-TAX........ HB-0911
   FISCAL NOTE ACT-SCHOOLS ............................ HB-3633
   HEARSAY EXCEPT-MEDICAL TREATMN........ HB-0521
   HIGHWAY CORRIDORS-DEVELOPMENT......... HB-2656
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS-ELDERLY ......... HB-0207
   INCOME TAX-EXMPTN/-BLIND-ELDER ..... HB-0206
   INCOME TX REFUNDS-INTEREST ..................... HB-2989
   INDEMNITY-VETERANS-PHYSICIAN ............ HB-2229
   INNKEEPERS-CHECK CASH SERVICE .............. HB-3967
   INS CD-MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT ..................... HB-3591
   INS CODE-COUNTERSIGN/POLICY............... HB-0367
   INS-DOMESTIC COMPANY INVESTMT............. HB-0351
   INTERGOV COOP-HWY TRANS DIST................. HB-0104
   INVEST PARK/FOREST DIST FUNDS ................... HB-0868
   JUVENILE COURT-CHRONIC TRUANTS.......... HB-0971
   JUVENILE CT/SCHOOL CD-TRUANCY ............. HB-0205
   LAW ENF COMP-KILLED ON DUTY ................... HB-0259
   MARITAL PRIVILEGE EXCEPTION....................... HB-0525
   MIN WAGE-DEFINES EMPLOYEE....................... HB-0277
   MUNI CD-DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE ............... HB-3863
   OBSCENITY-FORFEIT PROPERTY ...................... HB-0529
   PEST/PLANT DISEAS-DEFIN DEALER .............. HB-0375
   PROHIBITS SMOKING IN ELEVATORS................ HB-0052
   PUB LABOR RELATIONS-TECH CHGES............ HB-2031
   REAL ESTATE/SOLICITATION NOTIC................. HB-2497
   SAFETY RESPONSIBILTY/COMPLIANC ............. HB-0026
   SCAFFOLD ACT-REPEALS..................................... HB-0279
   SCAFFOLD ACT-REPEALS..................................... HB-1482
   SCH CD-DISCONTINUE ED REFORM................. HB-3005
   SCH CD-JUST SAY NO DAY................................... HB-0035
   SCH CD-REPORT CARD BY DISTRICT............... HB-0530
   SCH CD-TERMIN MANDATED PROGRAM....... HB-3004
   SCH CODE-FINGERPRINT CHECK...................... HB-0517
   SEX ABUSE/BAIL/CHILD-DIVORCE.................. HB-0527
   SEXUAL ABSTINENCE/HEALTH EDUC .............. HB-1225
   STRUCTURL WORK-LIMITS RECOVERY......... HB-2598
   SURVIVORS COMPENSATION ACT....................... HB-2228
   VEH CD-MOTOR VEH RPT VIOLATION............. HB-2208
   VEH CD-SALVAGE TITLES.................................... HB-0361
   VEH CD-SINGLE LICENSE PLATE....................... HB-0199
   VICTIMS 18-EXCLUDE FROM COURT ............... HB-0523
   WAGE PAYMT/COLLCTN-VACATN TIME....... HB-0602
   WORK COMP-STANDARD USED-LOSSES...... HB-0519
   WORKERS COMP-DISFIGUREMENT.................. HB-0630
   WRK COMP/OCC DIS-HEARING LOSS.............. HB-0550
   WRKR COMP/OCC DIS-LMTN PERIODS........... HB-0278
   WRKRS COMP-PERMNT PARTL DISAB............. HB-0533
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PARKE
   HOUSE BILL: 25, 510, 744, 974, 2722, 2918, 3099
   SENATE BILL: 39, 67, 68, 69, 179, 222, 260, 262, 353, 410, 527, 697, 905, 906, 1132,
     1356, 1410, 1668, 1719, 1887, 1958, 1966, 2052, 2110, 2127, 2153, 2261
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 93, 163, 304, 351, 440, 456, 702, 832, 1145, 1337, 1471, 1548,
     1959, 1960
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 27, 49, 114, 117, 128, 129, 151, 164,
     178, 192, 223
     SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 43, 63
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: (SS1) 4




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PEDERSEN, BERNARD E. REPRESENTATIVE (54TH DIST. REP)
   AIRPORT-CONDEMNATION............................... HB-2855
   AIRPORT-CONDEMNATION................................. HB-3576
   CIVIL PROC-SANCTIONS/ATTY ........................ HB-1480
   COMPARATIVE FAULT ACT.................................... HB-1475
   CRIM CD-ADULT ESTABLISHMENTS ................ HB-2597
   CRIM CD-OBSCENE DEVICE OFFENSE ............. HB-1367
   CRIM CD-OBSCENITY-FORFEITURE .............. HB-2480
   ELECTION CD-ABSENTEE VOTING.................... HB-4038
   FUNERAL FUNDS ACT-TRUST FUNDS ............. HB-1700
   HEARING AID ACT-FEES-EDUCATION.......... HB-2361
   IMMUNIZATN/DENTAL ADVISRY COMM......... HB-2682
   INS-HAZARDS FINANCIAL CONDITN.............. HB-3590
   OBSCENITY-COUNTY-WIDE STANDARD...... HB-1393
   SAFETY RESPONSIBILTY/COMPLIANC ............. HB-0026
   SANITARY DIST-EXEMPT-PROCEDURE........ HB-3467
   SBE-SERVICE-VOUCHER-PARENT.............. HB-2509
   WORK COMP-STANDARD USED-LOSSES...... HB-0519
   WORKER COMP-CONTRIBUTIONS .................... HB-1477
   WRKRS COMP-PERMNT PARTL DISAB............. HB-0533
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PEDERSEN,B
   HOUSE BILL: 25, 367, 878, 879, 1222, 1237, 1312, 1315, 1540, 1852, 1867, 2043, 2044,
     2084, 2453, 2471, 2838, 3394, 3524, 4000, 4005, 4094, 4205, 4215
   SENATE BILL: 79, 702, 756, 861, 905, 922, 2052
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 316, 705, 1206, 1490, 1618
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 43
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 21
PETERSON, WILLIAM E. REPRESENTATIVE (60TH DIST. REP)
   $DCCA-NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND.......... HB-0242
   CARNIVL SAFETY/DEFINE CARNIVAL.............. HB-0228
   CHARITABLE GAMES-VET/FRAT ORG............. HB-0177
   CHILD SANITARIUM-TWO ALLOWED.............. HB-2870
   CIVIL PROC-STATUTE LIMITATIONS ............. HB-3609
   COMPTROLLER-DIRECT DEPOSITS................... HB-0244
   CONVICTS-SEX DISEASE TEST............................ HB-0343
   COUNTIES-STORMWATER PLAN....................... HB-0998
   COUNTIES-WELL WATER TESTING .................. HB-1236
   COUNTY HOMES-TAX RATE................................ HB-0873
   CRIM CD-OBSCENE DEVICE OFFENSE............. HB-1367
   ELECTION CODE-BALLOTS .................................. HB-3555
   EPA-ATTORNEYS FEES..........................................  HB-2664
   EPA-PCB RULEMAKING.................................... HB-2231
   EPA-PESTICIDE CLEAN UP ................................... HB-3568
   EPA-SEWAGE OPERATOR FEE............................. HB-2213
   EPA-UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS.......... HB-2830
   EPA-VARIANCES-REG UNDER REVIEW ........ HB-3424
   EPA/POLLUTION BD/WASTE SITES..................... HB-3425
   FUNERAL FUNDS ACT-TRUST FUNDS............. HB-1700
   GOVERNMENTAL ETHICS-INC AMTS.............. HB-1746
   HAZ SUBST-LIAB CONTRACT BUYER............... HB-3892
   HAZARD REGISTRY-CONFIDENTIAL............... HB-2360
   HIGHWAY CD-TAX-MAXIUM RATE ................ HB-1019
   IL PRE-NEED CEMETERY SALES........................ HB-1699
   INC TAX-DEDUCT AIRPORT INSUL................... HB-2858
   INC TAX-TARGET JOBS CREDIT......................... HB-0363
   INCOME TAX-CREDIT ..........................................  HB-3610
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-3259
   INCOME TAX-INVESTMENT CREDIT................ HB-0364
   INS CD-POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS............... HB-2375
   INS CONFIDNTIALTY-UNINSURD VEH ........... HB-2838
   INS GUARANTY ASSN APPLY TO HMO ............. HB-2792
   INS-AMUSEMENT RIDE SAFETY................  HB-0227
   INS-HAZARDS FINANCIAL CONDITN.............. HB-3590
   INTERGOV COOP-HWY TRANS DIST................ HB-0104
   LAWN CHEMICL APPLICATN NOTICE................ HB-0918
   LIQUOR-SALE-TOWNSHIP BLDGS................... HB-2971
   LOC GOV-AUDITS/CPA/NO PUBLISH ............... HB-1483




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PETERSON, WILLIAM E. REPRESENTATIVE (60TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   LOCAL SPEED LIMIT CHANGE .............................. HB-2629
   MUNI UTIL TAX-EXEMPT LOC GOVT ............. HB-3039
   NATURAL AREA PRESERVATION ACT............... HB-2236
   OCCUPATION TAX-INTEREST............................. HB-0575
   PARK DIST CD-ANNEX LIMITS........................... HB-0594
   PLATS-APPROVAL/SEPTIC-ACCESS ............... HB-0532
   PROP TAX-STATE PROPERTY ............................. HB-3743
   PROP TX- HOMESTEAD........................................... HB-3454
   RADIATION EXPOSURE RECORDS....................... HB-3431
   RADIOACTIVE WASTE-DRUG/TESTS................ HB-2807
   REV-SR CITZ/DISABLED-DRUG-BOOK........ HB-3492
   SCH CD-DISCONTINUE ED REFORM................. HB-3005
   SCH CD-VICE PRESIDENT..................................... HB-2727
   SCH-REGIONAL SUPT TAKE OFFICE................. HB-0344
   SCH-TAX INCR-FACILITY/LEASING.............. HB-0160
   SOCIAL SECURITY-TOWNSHIPS......................... HB-3356
   STORMWATER MGMT BONDS............................... HB-3875
   TOWNSHIP PARKS-ACRE LIMITS.......................HB-2947
   TOWNSHIPS-BUILDING MANAGERS ................ HB-4130
   TOWNSHIPS-WEED CONTROL ............................ HB-1237
   TOWNSHP LAW-PURCHASE WRKR COMP...... HB-2084
   VEHICLE USE TAX-RATE ....................................  HB-2826
   VOL HEALTH SERV-MEDICAL/HOSPTL........... HB-3589
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PETERSON,W
   HOUSE BILL: 3, 197, 732, 733, 997, 999, 1222, 1315, 1377, 1486, 2051, 2234, 2237,
     2453, 3076, 3392, 4293
   SENATE BILL: 278, 301, 403, 422, 766, 913, 924, 931, 1137, 1225, 1517, 1834, 1889,
     2011, 2235
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 33, 34, 45, 46, 47, 87, 88, 89, 90, 116, 132, 172, 183, 193, 194,
     211, 238, 265, 266, 274, 280, 285, 316, 324, 386, 392, 401, 424, 462, 479, 480, 486,
     505, 506, 508, 518, 579, 585, 673, 754, 755, 756, 776, 784, 796, 818, 826, 901, 912,
     931, 989, 1095, 1097, 1098, 1101, 1131, 1132, 1139, 1143, 1152, 1153, 1160, 1200,
     1228, 1238, 1239, 1267, 1301, 1332, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1366, 1367, 1419, 1466, 1467,
     1481, 1570, 1572, 1611, 1627, 1656, 1803, 1804, 1833, 1843, 1921, 1931, 1988, 1998
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 59, 71, 92, 121,160
 PETKA, EDWARD F. REPRESENTATIVE (82ND DIST. REP)
    $GRANTS-EPA-WASTEWATER TREATMT..... HB-3421
    CIVIL PRO- PRISONERS ..........................................  HB-2238
    CORR-RESENTENC AFTER PROBATION.......... HB-1567
    CORRECT-EXTENDED TERM SENTENCE........ HB-2108
    CORRECT-SUPERVISION SENTENCING .......... HB-1570
    CORRECT-WORK CAMP/AGRICULTURE......... HB-1807
    CORRECTN-SENTENCING PROBATION ........... HB-1153
    CORRECTNS-EXTENDED TERM SENTEN........ HB-2109
    CRIM CD-CHILD HAZ MATERIAL-LIB ........... HB-2037
    CRIM CD-EAVESDROPPING EXEMPTN ............ HB-3128
    CRIM CD-OBSCENITY-FELONY CLASS.......... HB-2471
    CRIM CD-PYRAMID SCHEME.............................. HB-2105
    CRIM CD-SEIZURE ............................................... HB-2106
    CRIM PROC-JURY TRIAL WAIVER................... HB-1154
    CRIMINAL PRO-EAVESDROPPING..................... HB-2848
    DEPT CONSER-LAND ACQUISITION................. HB-3550
    DEPT CORRECTIONS-INVESTIGATION............ HB-2381
    DISPOSE CONFISCATED WEAPONS ..................... HB-2330
    DRUG VIOLATN-REVOKE MINOR LICS............ HB-1808
    EAVESDROPPING CONTROL .................................. HB-2571
    ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLC................ HB-2965
    ELEC-ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATN ............ HB-1883
    ELECTION CD-ELECTION OF JUDGES.............. HB-1037
    EMERGENCY BLOOD ALCOHOL TEST............. HB-1568
    FISCAL NOTE ACT/FILE BILL............................. HB-2387
    IDPA-ILLEGAL SALE COMMODITIES................ HB-2230
    JUV CT-AUTHORITATVE INTERVENTN........... HB-2019
    JUV CT-RECORDS-EXPUNGEMENT ............. HB-2017
    JUVENILE CT ACT-NEGLECT-ABUSE............. HB-1569
    OBSCENITY-COUNTY-WIDE STANDARD...... HB-1393




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PETKA, EDWARD F. REPRESENTATIVE (82ND DIST. REP)-Cont.
   RENDERING TRUCK-AXLE WEIGHT................. HB-2601
   REPEAL WITNESS PROTECTION ACT.................. HB-2107
   SCH CD-SCHOLARSHIP PAYMENTS.................. HB-2553
   TRANSPRT IMPACT DISTS-CREATION............. HB-3187
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PETKA
   HOUSE BILL: 66, 590, 1578, 2903
   SENATE BILL: 637, 1154, 1453, 1673
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 191, 990, 1246, 1406, 1407, 1408, 1409, 1410, 1411, 1412,
     1413, 1414, 1418, 1680, 1682, 1704
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 126, 127, 137, 150, 179
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 11
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 165
PHELPS, DAVID D. REPRESENTATIVE (118TH DIST. DEM)
   $CBD-REGIONL CORRECTNAL FACIL.............. HB-4218
   $GRANTS DENR ........................................................  HB-1731
   $IDPH-CAIRO MEDICAL SERVICES.................... HB-4304
   $U OF I/RESEARCH PROGRAM.............................. HB-3866
   ADMIN PROC-HEARING LOCALE ...................... HB-0077
   ADOPTION ACT-CHILD ABUSE ........................... HB-4116
   AGRI GRAIN MARKETING COMPACT................. HB-0718
   ALEXANDER-PULASKI PORT DIST.................... HB-2317
   ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE SAFETY ACT.............. HB-0612
   ASSUMED NAME ACT-FEE INCREASE ............. HB-0090
   ATV ACT-EFFECTIVE OCT 1989............................ HB-4191
   CEMETERY CARE-FUND-DEPOSITS ............. HB-4271
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH ................. HB-0700
   CNTY-REGULATE BED/BREAKFAST................. HB-1770
   COAL DEVELOP BD ONGOING AGENDA............. HB-1766
   COAL MINERS MEMORIAL DAY ........................... HB-1954
   COAL TECH DEV FUND TRANSFERS................... HB-1730
   COMM COLL-BD MEETING COMMENT............ HB-3391
   CONSERVATION-PARKS & TOURISM............... HB-0428
   CONSERVATN-SOUTHERN IL-STUDY............ HB-4287
   CREATE ALCOHOL ABSTINENCE ACT................. HB-2129
   CRIM CD-DUI-RECKLESS HOMICIDE............. HB-0697
   DASA-ST EMPLOYEES-EDUC PROGRAM....... HB-1623
   DCCA RUN WEATHERIZATION PROGRM.......... HB-2397
   DCCA-REGIONAL TOURISM COUNCIL............ HB-1566
   DENR-EVALUATE COAL PROJECTS .................. HB-2315
   DEPT-CONSERVATION-OFFICE...................... HB-4279
   EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SYSTEM-TAX........ HB-0911
   FARM DEBT MEDIATION ACT................................. HB-0705
   FARM DEBT MEDIATION .................................. HB-3083
   FEDERAL LIENS-RECORDING............................. HB-1218
   FLUORSPAR EQUIP-0% SALES TAX.................... HB-1102
   FORESTRY DEVELOPMENT COMMSN................ HB-0709
   HAZARDOUS WASTE OCCUPATNAL LIC........... HB-2917
   HEALTH FACILITIES-TERMS............................... HB-1580
   HLTH PLANS/PROGRMS-RURAL NEEDS ........ HB-1955
   HOSPTAL-MEDICARE DISCHARGE.................... HB-3873
   IL INTERNATIONAL PORT DISTRICT.................. HB-2034
   INCR TRAFIC FINE/EMERGNCY SERV............... HB-0078
   INS CD-ANTITRUST EXEMPTION....................... HB-3902
   INS CD-CONSUMER GUIDE.................................. HB-3909
   JAILS ACT-MEDICAL REIMBURSEMNT........... HB-3266
   LIFELINE SERVICE ACT........................................... HB-2139
   MEDICAID-ELIGIBILITY-INCOME................. HB-3698
   MUNI CODE-FIREMEN-RESIDENCY ............... HB-0429
   MUNI-PROH TRANSMSN ELECTRICITY.......... HB-3850
   NEW PICKUP TRUCK-INFO LABEL .................. HB-0390
   PAY COUNTY FOR PRISONERS .......................... HB-3267
   PEN CD-DNST TEACHER-SICK LEAVE........... HB-0385
   PEN-TEACHR/MILITARY SERV CREDT........... HB-0556
   PERSONNEL CD-UNUSED VACATION .............. HB-1779
   PUB UTIL LEAST EXPENSIVE GAS..................... HB-0610
   PUB UTIL-LOCAL PHONE SERVICE .................. HB-0748




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PHELPS, DAVID D. REPRESENTATIVE (118TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PUB UTL-COMMERCE COMM ELECTION........ HB-3054
   PUB UTL-REORGANIZATION APPROVL........... HB-0041
   PUBLIC HEALTH-EMERG MED SERVCE........... HB-1464
   QUALIFICATIONS/ELECTION JUDGES............... HB-2472
   REVENUE-ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS............... HB-1598
   SCH CD-JR HIGH SCH CURRICULUM ............. HB-1384
   SCH CD-MATH & SCIENCE ACADEMY............. HB-1805
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0914
   SCH CD-TEACHER EXCHANGE PLANS ............ HB-0949
   SCH CD/INSTITUTES/LEARNG OBJTV ........... HB-1806
   SIU COAL RESEARCH CENTER.............................. HB-2316
   SIU-INTERNATL COMMERCE CENTER............ HB-1217
   SR CITIZEN-HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION........... HB-0491
   SR CITIZEN-PHARMACEUTICAL ASST ........... HB-0695
   ST MINING BD-OIL & GAS BOARD..................... HB-4154
   STATE AGENCIES-US FOOD................................. HB-0260
   STATE AGENCIES-U S FOOD................................ HB-0708
   STATE VEHICLES-FUEL USAGE.......................... HB-0706
   TOURISM AND RECREATION ACT ................... HB-2709
   UNIV CIVIL SERVICE-FLEX TIME ...................... HB-1116
   VEH CD-NATURAL RESOURCES......................... HB-2526
   VEH CD-SEAT BELT VIOLATION......................... HB-1631
   VICTIM RIGHTS-COURTRM PRESENCE........... HB-1628
   VOLUNTEER FIRE PROTEC ASSN ACT................ HB-0677
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PHELPS
   HOUSE BILL: 9, 28, 37, 47, 75, 226, 245, 295, 394, 427, 453, 504, 505, 506, 516, 541,
     555, 645, 680, 752, 804, 809, 860, 1068, 1087, 1106, 1491, 1585, 1681, 1682, 1723,
     1767, 1769, 1771, 1772, 1773, 1780, 1818, 1888, 1911, 1920, 1946, 1966, 2204, 2395,
     2446, 2957, 3053, 3110, 3274, 3392, 3437, 3475, 3499, 3519, 3545, 3656, 3685, 3728,
     3733, 3742, 3792, 3852, 3886, 3890, 4093, 4121, 4152
   SENATE BILL: 21, 34, 130, 225, 248, 257, 266, 281, 301, 312, 350, 355, 356, 421, 434,
     466, 508, 553, 573, 814, 833, 834, 886, 999, 1056, 1421, 1461, 1467, 1496, 1563, 1647,
     1676, 1691, 1914, 2023, 2035, 2102
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 55, 107, 136, 241, 247, 327, 349, 438, 440, 446, 460, 517, 575,
     576, 626, 651, 662, 721, 727, 858, 1164, 1187, 1417, 1435
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 73, 183, 186, 188
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 40
PIEL, ROBERT J. REPRESENTATIVE (79TH DIST. REP)
   $OCE- BOB .........................................................   HB-0788
   $OCE-DEPT CONSERVATION ............................... HB-0961
   $OCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS .................................. HB-0962
   $OCE-DEPT PUBLIC AID......................................... HB-0960
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION ....................... HB-3227
   $OCE- LT GOVERNOR .............................................. HB-0772
   $OCE- LT GOVERNOR ............................................. HB-3244
   $OCE--OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR..................... HB-3200
   $OCE-PRAIRIE STATE 2000 AUTH....................... HB-0756
   $OCE-SECRETARY OF STATE............................... HB-3403
   BANK DIRECTORS OWNERSHIP ........................... HB-2788
   BANK GENERAL CORP POWERS........................... HB-2535
   BANK NAME CHANGES ORDERS.......................... HB-3980
   BANKING ACT GENERAL POWERS .................... HB-2790
   BANKS-CORP FIDUCIARY POWER..................... HB-3972
   BANKS-EMPL COMMUNICATN/FRAUD .......... HB-0053
   BANKS-SELL TREASURY STOCK........................ HB-3977
   BKNG ACT-PREEMPTIVE RIGHT ........................ HB-2543
   CIVIL PRO-COLLATERAL SOURCES.................. HB-1131
   CIVIL PROC-CONTINGENT FEES........................ HB-1474
   COMMERCIAL CD-FUNDS WTHDRAWAL....... HB-0635
   CONSUMER INSTALLMNT LOAN ACT............... HB-2211
   CONSUMER INSTALL LOAN-BUSINESS........... HB-4192
   CONSUMER INSTL LOAN--CHARGES ................ HB-2291
   CREDIT CARD DISCLOSURE................................... HB-2415
   CREDIT CARD INTEREST DISCLOSUR................ HB-2119
   CREDIT CARD-DISCLOSE.................................. HB-3380
   CREDIT UNION-PROF REG-EXAMINTN........ HB-3761





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PIEL, ROBERT J. REPRESENTATIVE (79TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   CREDIT UNIONS-EXAMS-HEARINGS............. HB-4048
   CURENCY EXCHANGES-UPGRADE BOND...... HB-3476
   CURR EXC PURCHASER APPLY LICEN ............. HB-2865
   DRAM SHOP-DORCHESTER CENTER................ HB-0994
   ELEC-GENERAL/PRIMARY DATE CHGE......... HB-0069
   ELECTRONIC FUNDS REGULATION.................... HB-2546
   FOREIGN-MADE CAR-REGIST FEE.................. HB-2400
   INTEREST ON CREDIT OVER $1500....................... HB-2450
   MERGED BANKS MAINTAIN FACILTY ............... HB-0475
   MOBILE HOME-PRIVACY ...................................... HB-2940
   NONECONOMIC LOSS-LIMIT .............................. HB-1478
   PEN CD-TECH CHG-MET SAN DIST................. HB-2628
   PRODUCT LIABILITY ACT.......................................  HB-1479
   S & L MERGER FAILING ASSOCIATN.................. HB-2868
   SCAFFOLD ACT-REPEALS..................................... HB-1482
   SCH CD- VISION TEST  ...........................................  HB-0233
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PIEL
   HOUSE BILL: 622, 624, 633, 945
   SENATE BILL: 62, 213, 322, 417, 458, 690, 779, 904, 915, 918, 925, 927, 928, 985,
     1239, 1415, 1593, 1603, 1748, 2228
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 85, 221, 317, 358, 380, 492, 552, 843, 1170, 1353, 1359, 1684,
     1880, 1883
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 71, 132, 138
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 6
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 17
PRESTON, LEE S. REPRESENTATIVE (3RD DIST. DEM)
   $BD OF ELCTIONS-INCREASED COMP.............. HB-1846
   AIDS TEST-MARRIAGE LICENSE........................ HB-3026
   BD REGENT/LIMITED VOTE STUDENT............... HB-0728
   CHILD ABUSE-DEATH-AUTOPSY..................... HB-0464
   CHILD CARE EMPLOYE-DISCRIMNATN .......... HB-1546
   CHILD CARE FACILITY-FIRST AID.................... HB-1424
   CHILD CARE WORKER-LICENSE......................... HB-1115
   CHILD CARE WORKER CERTIFTN ACT.............. HB-1844
   CHILDREN-FAMILY PRESERVATION .............. HB-1469
   CIV PRO-NO PHYS EXAM/SEX VICTM.............. HB-2583
   CIVIL PROC-SR CITIZENS-TRIALS.................. HB-2944
   CONDOS-TAX ASSESSMENT............................. HB-3772
   CONSUMER FRAUD-PRICES-SHELVES.......... HB-1341
   CREATE CHILD ADVOCACY DEPT...................... HB-1155
   CRI PRO-SEX OFFENSE TESTIMONY ............ HB-2591
   CRIM CD-AGGRAVATED BATTERY .................. HB-0330
   CRIM CD-PROH NONMETAL WEAPONS.......... HB-0034
   CRIM CD-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD......... HB-2722
   CRIM CD/HEARSAY RULE/CHILDREN.............. HB-3521
   CRIM-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ................ HB-3099
   CRIMINAL CASES-CHILD TESTIMONY............ HB-0510
   CRIMINAL CODE-PROPERTY CRIMES.............. HB-1847
   DCFS-APPEALS-PLACEMENTS........................ HB-1364
   DCFS-COMMUNITY-EDUCATION................... HB-0547
   EL CD-COMPNSTN OF ELCTN JUDGES............. HB-1845
   ELEC CD-ELIMINATE BALOT ROTATN ............ HB-0882
   ELEC CD-LIMIT CAMPAIGN CONTRIB............. HB-0822
   GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN FINANCE .......... HB-0821
   I SEARCH-STATE POLICE GRANTS.................... HB-3034
   IL DEPT PUBLIC  AID...............................................  HB-0546
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-2893
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-1124
   INS PREADMIT PENATY/$150 LIMIT ................... HB-0379
   JUV CT HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ..................... HB-0549
   JUV CT-WRITTEN MOTION CONTINUE........... HB-1342
   MED PRACT-DEPT-PROFESSONAL REG ........ HB-3789
   MEDICAID-ELIGIBILITY-INCOME................... HB-3698
   MEDICAID-PREGNANT WOMEN ..................... HB-4029
   MEDICAID-PREGNANT WOMEN ..................... HB-4030
   MEDICAID-PREGNANT WOMEN ........................ HB-4031




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PRESTON, LEE S. REPRESENTATIVE (3RD DIST. DEM}-Cont.
   MHDDC-TEEN SUICIDE PREVENTION.............. HB-0548
   MIN WAGE & ST POLICE-OVERTIME................ HB-2939
   MORTGAGE NOTIFY MORTGAGOR SALE.......... HB-2687
   OPEN MEETINGS ACT/PENSION FUND.............. HB-2996
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACHER-SALARY................... HB-1864
   PEN CD-COOK CO-SHERIFF CREDITS ............ HB-1340
   PEN CD-DOWNST POLICE-TREASURER ........ HB-2998
   PENSION-COOK CO SHERIFF-AGE .................. HB-1338
   PENSION-COOK SHERIFF-AUTO INCR .......... HB-1339
   PRENATAL/NEWBORN CARE ACT-DPH.......... HB-0294
   SCH CD-CHGO BRD/JOB DESCRIPITN.............. HB-2354
   SCH CD-DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE-APR....... HB-3011
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBST ABUSE INSTRN............. HB-0507
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBSTANCE INSTRUCT.......... HB-2946
   SCH CD-PARENTING ED REQD/9-12 ............... HB-0508
   SCH CD-PARENTNG/FAMILY RELATNS ......... HB-2935
   SCH CD-SEX/PHYS ABUSE INSTRCTN ............. HB-0509
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0916
   SCH CODE-FINGERPRINT CHECK...................... HB-0517
   SCH-NONPUBLIC INSTUTN HGHR ED.............. HB-3723
   SEX OFFENSE-VIDEO TAPE EVIDNCE............... HB-2997
   SEX VICTIM-NO PHYSICAL EXAM.................. HB-2859
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO BILLBOARDS................ HB-0975
   SMOKELESS TOBACCO-DISTRIBUTION ........... HB-1726
   VEH CD-RENTALS/REFUELING CHG ........... HB-0516
   VEH CD-TAXI PARKING ........................................ HB-2943
   VEH CODE-RENTALS/INSURNCE SOLD.......... HB-0555
   VEH-COMMERCIAL PARKING REQMNTS....... HB-0139
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PRESTON
   HOUSE BILL: 86, 1120, 1969, 2259, 2458, 2840, 2968, 3504, 3612
   SENATE BILL: 205, 242, 525, 550, 695, 826, 938, 955, 993, 1046, 1155, 1325, 1353,
     1771, 1800, 1996
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 133, 134, 135, 308, 558, 597, 1193, 1208, 1237, 1358, 1377,
     1446, 1451, 1528, 1563, 1612, 1936
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 170, 211
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 26
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 16
PULLEN, PENNY REPRESENTATIVE (55TH DIST. REP)
   ABORTION-IN HOSPITAL..........................H......... HB-1399
   ABUSED/NEGLECT-SCH ATTENDANCE.......... HB-4215
   AIDS TEST-SEXUAL ASSAULT............................. HB-4000
   AIDS-ARTIFICIAI INSEMINATION.................. HB-2043
   AIDS-DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION........................ HB-0737
   AIDS-EXCEPTIONAL MEDICAL CARE.............. HB-0741
   AIDS-HEALTH CARE WORKERS ........................ HB-2041
   AIDS-HEALTHCARE WORKERS NOTICE......... HB-2916
   AIDS-INFECTIOUS BLOOD-FELONY ............... HB-2044
   AIDS-NOTIFY SCHOOL SUPT ............................... HB-0563
   AIDS-TESTING HLTH CARE WORKER.............. HB-4005
   AIDS-TRACING-REGISTRY .............................. HB-2596
   AIRPORT NOISE SOUNDPROOF FUND ............. HB-3574
   AIRPORT NOISE-SOUNDPROOF BLDGS ........... HB-3580
   AIRPORT NOISE-SOUNDPROOF......................... HB-3583
   AIRPORT-CONDEMNATION............................... HB-2855
   AIRPORT-CONDEMNATION............................... HB-3576
   COUNTY-NO UTILITY TAXES.............................. HB-1397
   COUNTY-NO UTILITY TAXES........................... HB-1398
   CRIM CD-CHILD CUSTODY ............................ HB-2038
   CRIM CD-OBSCENE DEVICE OFFENSE ............. HB-1367
   CRIM CD---OBSCENITY-FORFEITURE .............. HB-2480
   DASA - AIDS.. ............................... ................................  HB-3639
   DCFS- HIV TESTING.............................................. HB-4205
   DCFS-PREFERRED FOSTER PARENTS .............. HB-3998
   DEPT-PUBLIC AID-AIDS ................................... HB-3638
   DEPT-PUBLIC-HEALTH-AIDS............................. HB-3640
   ELECTION CD-REGISTRATION........................ HB-2042




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PULLEN, PENNY REPRESENTATIVE (55TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   EMERG SER/DISASTER-FLOOD DATA.............. HB-2470
   EMERGENCY FACILITY-ENGLISH ................ HB-0926
   EPA-HAZ WASTE-STATUE LIMITATN............ HB-2329
   FLOOD CONTROL-NOTIFY TOWNS................... HB-1395
   GA-ADVANCE TRAVEL VOUCHERS................... HB-0863
   HUMAN RIGHTS-DEEDS/TITLES...................... HB-2040
   ICC REPORT GAS COMMODITY PRICE................ HB-3992
   IDENTIFY SCH CHILDREN WITH AID................. HB-3394
   IMMUNIZATN/DENTAL ADVISRY COMM......... HB-2682
   INDUSTRIAL HOME WORK-LIMITATNS.......... HB-1394
   LAW ENFRCMT OFFR COMP-OFF DUTY.......... HB-0149
   LIQUOR CONTROL-SPORTS STADIUM............. HB-2886
   LIQUOR-ACTIONS/INTOX UNDER 21 ............... HB-1134
   MUNI CD BRIB MUNI OFFICIAL EMP.................. HB-2776
   MUNI CD-NO PARK DIST SURCHARGE............ HB-3528
   MUNI CD-PARK DIST SURCHARGE................... HB-0239
   MUNI-AIRPORT-NOISE STANDARDS............. HB-2861
   PROHIBIT SMOKING/SCH PROPERTY ................ HB-0054
   PROPERTY TAX BILLS-CONTENTS.................... HB-3994
   PUB AID-MEDICAL REIMBURSEMENT............. HB-2469
   PUB AID-NO PAY HMO/ABORTION................... HB-1097
   PURCHASING ACT BRIBERY.................................. HB-1675
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLAN AUTH ACT............... HB-2854
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLAN AUTH ACT............... HB-3579
   REPEALS EMISSION INSPECTION........................ HB-2039
   SCH CD-BAN SMOKING-SCH PROPRTY......... HB-3996
   SCH CD-ELECT ALL BOARDS OF EDC ........... HB-2777
   SCH CD-NO HEALTH CLINICS............................. HB-0988
   SCH CD-SCHOLARSHIP PAYMENTS.................. HB-2553
   SCHOOLS-TEXT DEPOSIT/LIBRARY ................. HB-2775
   ST BD ED/GRANTS-NOISE POLLUTN................ HB-2857
   ST FINANCE-NO AIRPORT RUNWAY................ HB-2860
   ST FINANCE-NO AIRPORT RUNWAY................. HB-3575
   TAX-COMMITTEE/CONGRESS CANDIDT........ HB-1396
   TOWNSHIP-OFFICERS-COMPENSATION ...... HB-0671
   UNIV STUDENT-HLTH INS/ABORTION ........... HB-1906
   VEH CD-DRUG OFF-REVOKE/LICENSE ......... HB-4042
   VITAL REC ACT-BIRTH CERT SIGN................... HB-0939
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY PULLEN
   HOUSE BILL: 181, 643, 676, 927, 999, 1066, 1105, 1393, 1466, 1739, 2017, 2471, 2612,
     2740, 3172
   SENATE BILL: 85, 275, 1803
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 56, 187, 349, 423, 549, 705, 707, 708, 709, 863, 921, 922, 1128,
     1230, 1231, 1255, 1339, 1426, 1628, 1630, 1633, 1680, 1687, 1714, 1725, 1900, 1902
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 71, 83, 173, 224
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 11, 21
REA, JAMES F. REPRESENTATIVE (117TH DIST. DEM)
    $CDB-MILITARY/NAVAL CONSTRUCTN ........ HB-0426
    $CDB-SEWER-BENTON...................................... HB-1775
    $CDB-SEWER-HERRIN ....................................... HB-1776
    $CONSERV-FITZGERRELL STATE PRK............. HB-1774
    $GRANTS DENR ........................................................  HB-1731
    $MILITARY & NAVAL DEPT-ARMORY............. HB-3428
    $VARIOUS AGENCIES.............................................  HB-0307
    ADMIN PROC-HEARING LOCALE ...................... HB-0077
    AGRI GRAIN MARKETING COMPACT ................. HB-0718
    AGRICULTURE-SEED CAPITAL FUND.............. HB-0703
    BARBER COSMETOLOGY/COMM MEMBER...... HB-0237
    BENTON CIVIC CENTER AUTHORITY................. HB-3055
    CANCELLED DEALER'S LICENSE ......................... HB-2704
    CIRCUIT BREAKER-DRUGS............................... HB-3618
    CNTY-REGULATE BED/BREAKFAST................. HB-1770
    COAL DEV BND ACT-ILLINOIS COAL ............ HB-1769
    COAL DEVELOP BD ONGOING AGENDA............. HB-1766
    COAL MINERS MEMORIAL DAY........................ HB-1954
    COAL MINING ACT/MINERS BOARD.................. HB-4113




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REA, JAMES F. REPRESENTATIVE (117TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   COAL TECH DEV FUND TRANSFERS................... HB-1730
   COAL TECH DEV FUND TRANSFERS................... HB-3742
   COMMUNITY MENTAL HLTH ACT-BDS........... HB-1038
   CONSERVATION-PARKS & TOURISM............... HB-0428
   CONSERVATON-STUDY ST PARK MGMT........ HB-1564
   COURT/CLAIMS-3 JUDGES CONCUR................ HB-1693
   CWIP FOR COAL FIRED UTILITIES....................... HB-1773
   DCCA-COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION........... HB-2744
   DCCA-JOB MARKETING INFORMATION......... HB-2148
   DCCA-OPPORTUNITY CORRIDORS.................... HB-1565
   DENR-EVALUATE COAL PROJECTS .................. HB-2315
   ENRGY AUDIT/ELECT COMMERCE COM.......... HB-0715
   ENTERPRISE ZONE RELOC LOANS...................... HB-2459
   EPA-COAL COMBUSTION ASH ............................ HB-1767
   FIREARM OWNERS ID-FELONY .................... HB-0255
   FIREARM OWNR ID-FORCIBL FELONY............ HB-0333
   HEALTH FACILITIES-TERMS............................... HB-1580
   HMO/EMS-PATIENTS/HOSPITAL.................. HB-3014
   HOME CARE SERVICES-INCR ASSETS.............. HB-0654
   HOMELESS YOUTH SHELTERS.............................. HB-3409
   ICC-ELECTION EXPENDITURE ........................... HB-0023
   ICC-ELECTION MEMBERS .................................... HB-0075
   IDENTIFY SCH CHILDREN WITH AID............... HB-3394
   INCR TRAFIC FINE/EMERGNCY SERV............... HB-0078
   INS CD-ADULT CHILD COVERAGE .................... HB-0754
   INSURANCE NONRENEW RAISE RATE.............. HB-0168
   JURY COMMISSIONER APPOINTMENTS............ HB-1768
   LIQUOR CONTROL-STATE HEARINGS............. HB-1314
   MINING-FEES-ENFORCEMENT....................... HB-2797
   MUNI CODE-FIREMEN-RESIDENCY............. HB-0429
   MUNI-PROH TRANSMSN ELECTRICITY.......... HB-3850
   NEGOTIATED PURCHASE ACT .............................. HB-0809
   NON-RESIDENT REBUILDER PERMIT.............. HB-2655
   OIL COMPENSATE SURFACE OWNERS................ HB-1772
   OIL/GAS COMPENSATE SURFACE OWN............ HB-4152
   PEACE OFFICR-NO TICKET QUOTA.........,......... HB-1765
   PEN CD-DNST TEACHER-SICK LEAVE........... HB-0385
   PEN CD-DWN FIREMEN/TOWN ATTY.............. HB-0680
   PEN CD-FIREMEN WRK COMP OFFSET............ HB-0424
   PEN CD-FIREMEN-CITY ACTUARY.................. HB-1250
   PEN CD-FIREMEN-AD HOC INCREASE.......... HB-1251
   PEN CD-MILITARY SERVICE CREDIT............... HB-0427
   PEN CD-MILITARY SERVICE CREDIT............... HB-3817
   PEN CD-ST EMP-MILITARY CREDIT............... HB-0353
   PEN-TEACHR/MILITARY SERV CREDT........... HB-0556
   PENSION-AD HOC INCREASE.............................. HB-1322
   PROMPT PAYMNT-PERISHABLE GOODS......... HB-0232
   PUB UTILS-ADVERTISEMENTS........................... HB-2147
   PUB UTL-REORGANIZATION APPROVL........... HB-0041
   PUBLIC HEALTH-EMERG MED SERVCE........... HB-1464
   REBUILDERS REGULATION ................................... HB-2877
   REPEAL GUN--OWNER ID REQUIREMNT......... HB-0653
   RIVER CONSERVANCY-ORDINANCE............... HB-4153
   RIVR CONSRV DIST-ORDINANCE-HRG......... HB-0425
   SCH CD-ROUTINE TASK REDUCTION .............. HB-1301
   SCH CD-VET SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM........... HB-0085
   SCH CD/DRIVER ED FEE REPORTS ...................... HB-1771
   SIU COAL RESEARCH CENTER.............................. HB-2316
   SMOKE DETECTOR ACT........................................  HB-0003
   SR CITIZEN-PHARMACEUTICAL ASST ............ HB-0695
   ST MINING BD-OIL & GAS BOARD..................... HB-4154
   TORT IMMUNITY-CIVIC CENTERS ..................... HB-3246
   UNEMPLOYMNT INS-SCH BUS DRIVER........... HB-0195
   VEH CD-AUDIT/INTEREST................................ HB-0688
   VEH CD-DEALER PLATES/TRAILERS............ HB-4010
   VEH CD-INCREASE SPEED LIMIT...................... HB-0065
   VEH CD-MOTOR VEH-TECH CHGES................ HB-2209




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REA, JAMES F. REPRESENTATIVE (117TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   VEH CD-NATURAL RESOURCES......................... HB-2526
   VEH CD-REPEAL SAFETY BELTS........................ HB-0005
   VEH CD-SALVAGE TITLES.................................... HB-0361
   VOLUNTEER FIRE PROTEC ASSN ACT................ HB-0677
   WORK COMP-STATE COMP INS FUND ............. HB-1008
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY REA
   HOUSE BILL: 4, 28, 35, 86, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 166, 167, 194, 206, 207, 251, 260,
     330, 390, 456, 617, 645, 648, 708, 804, 886. 1102, 1206, 1217, 1312, 1319, 1507, 1566,
     1818, 1955, 2104, 2968, 3291, 3292, 4218, 4287
   SENATE BILL: 36, 94, 144, 270, 312, 350, 356, 384, 405, 421, 466, 504, 789, 814, 834,
     884, 892, 1206, 1226, 1421, 1461, 1467, 1647, 1685, 2007, 2035, 2079
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 48, 92, 101, 136, 281, 306, 327, 369, 372, 379, 431, 438, 446,
     460, 495, 517, 788, 841, 1016, 1187, 1188, 1204, 1365, 1403, 1532, 1615, 1673, 1918,
     1969
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 73, 145, 157, 176, 188
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 6
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 40
REGAN, ROBERT P. REPRESENTATIVE (80TH DIST. REP)
   ABORTION-IN HOSPITAL...................................... HB-1399
   ASSISTANCE TO THE BLIND FUND...................... HB-0305
   CARNIVL SAFETY/DEFINE CARNIVAL.............. HB-0228
   CHILD ABUSE-DEATH-AUTOPSY ..................... HB-0464
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORTING-DORS................... HB-2872
   CHILD CARE ACT-VOLUNTEERS........................ HB-1970
   CHILD CARE ACT-EMRGNCY PERMIT............. HB-2162
   CHILD CARE-MOTOR VEHICLES-STDS.......... HB-2371
   CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE OFFENSE ......................... HB-0524
   CHILD VICTIM-EXPEDITE CASE......................... HB-0522
   CIV PROC-TRUST BENF/CHILD SUPP............... HB-0473
   CIVIL PROC-COLLAT-SOURCE PAYMT.......... HB-1476
   CIVIL PROC-JT/SEVERAL LIABILTY ................. HB-0878
   CMS-ENCOURAGE RECYCLING ......................... HB-4033
   COOK CO-PROP TX EQUALIZATION................... HB-4007
   CRIM CD-CHILD LURING.................................. HB-3485
   CRIM CD-INTIMIDATN-PHONE/MAIL........... HB-2159
   CRIM CD-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ......... HB-2722
   CRIM PRO-SEX ACTS-SPECIF INFO................. HB-0526
   CRIM SEX ASSAULT-CLASS X FELON .............. HB-0528
   CRIM-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ................ HB-3099
   CRIMINAL CASES-CHILD TESTIMONY............ HB-0510
   DAY CARE-CHILD ABUSE..................................... HB-3646
   DAY CARE-SICK CHILDREN-DCFS.................. HB-3184
   DELINQUENT CHILD-DEFINITION.................... HB-2674
   DELINQUENT MINOR-DEFINITION ................. HB-2675
   DISCLOSURE OF JUVENILE RECORDS................ HB-2223
   DRUG PARAPHERN-SALE TO MINORS............. HB-2328
   HEARSAY EXCEPT-MEDICAL TREATMN........ HB-0521
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS-ELDERLY ......... HB-0207
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-3377
   INCOME TAX-EXMPTN/-BLIND-ELDER ..... HB-0206
   INDUSTRIAL HOME WORK-LIMITATNS.......... HB-1394
   INS CD-MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT .................... HB-3591
   INS-AMUSEMENT RIDE SAFETY........................ HB-0227
   INS-NEWBORN/ADOPTED/MED EXPNSE ....... HB-2805
   JUVENILE COURT/RECORDS................................. HB-2366
   MARITAL PRIVILEGE EXCEPTION....................... HB-0525
   MARRIAGE-GRANDPARENT VISITATN........... HB-1333
   OBSCENITY-COUNTY-WIDE STANDARD...... HB-1393
   OBSCENITY-FORFEIT PROPERTY ...................... HB-0529
   PEN CD-DWNST TEACHER-ANNUITY............ HB-3174
   PEN CD-TEACHER-MOONLIGHTING.............. HB-1532
   PEST/PLANT DISEAS--DEFIN DEALER .............. HB-0375
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW COMM.............. HB-0306
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW COMM.............. HB-0601
   PROBATE-GUARDIANS/REPORT COURT........ HB-3836
   PROP TX-OVERLAPPING TAX DISTRI............... HB-2527




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REGAN, ROBERT P. REPRESENTATIVE (80TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   PYSCHOLOGIST LICENSING ACT......................... HB-2847
   REPEAL ST TAX ON REAL PROPERTY................. HB-2475
   REVENUE-TAX REASSESSMENT........................ HB-3296
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBST ABUSE INSTRN............. HB-0507
   SCH CD-PARENTING ED REQD/9-12 ............... HB-0508
   SCH CD-SEX/PHYS ABUSE INSTRCTN ............. HB-0509
   SCH CODE-FINGERPRINT CHECK...................... HB-0517
   SEX ABUSE/BAIL/CHILD-DIVORCE ............... HB-0527
   SEXUAL ABSTINENCE/HEALTH EDUC .............. HB-1225
   STATE POLICE-BACKGROUND CHECKS.......... HB-3486
   UNEMP INS-SM BUSINESS WITHDRAW........... HB-0879
   VEH CD-ALCOHOL TEST REPORTS.................... HB-3487
   VEH CD-DRUG OFF-REVOKE/LICENSE......... HB-4042
   VICTIMS 18-EXCLUDE FROM COURT ............... HB-0523
   WAGE PAYMT/COLLCTN-VACATN TIME....... HB-0602
   WKR COMP-INDUST COMMSN-SALARY....... HB-0633
   WKR COMP-SURVING SPOUSE BENEFT........... HB-0622
   WKR COMP-TEMPO DISABLED BENEFT.......... HB-0624
   WORKERS COMP-DISFIGUREMENT.................. HB-0630
   WRKRS COMP-PERMNT PARTL DISAB............. HB-0533
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY REGAN
   HOUSE BILL: 47, 229, 233, 259, 279, 951, 1130, 1342, 1424, 2066, 2241, 3059, 3124,
     3195, 3462, 3506, 3510, 3553, 3697, 4006, 4239, 4272
   SENATE BILL: 111, 126, 232, 667, 905, 909, 912, 914, 921, 930, 932, 933, 949, 950,
     991, 1234, 1612, 1668, 1676, 1702, 1923, 1958, 2011, 2243, 2258
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 50, 492, 728, 738, 764, 785, 824, 952, 960, 961, 1063, 1270,
     1289, 1420, 1464, 1500, 1899, 1917, 2020
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 145, 182, 187, 224
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 148
RICE, NELSON SR. REPRESENTATIVE (33RD DIST. DEM)
   $DCCA-EMPLYER-ASSISTED HOUSING......... HB-0966
   $DCCA-HOMELESS PERSONS .............................. HB-0965
   $DCCA-MUNI EMERGENCY SHELTER ............. HB-0963
   $GRANT-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH...................... HB-3632
   AIDS TESTING-PRISONERS.................................. HB-1252
   AIDS-CONTACT TRACING .................................... HB-1152
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE TEST........................ HB-0985
   AIDS-TEST RESULT-RPT-PUBL HLTH ......... HB-0986
   ALIEN PLUMBERS-REGISTERED IN.................. HB-1332
   COMP COMM MENTAL HLTH NETWORK.......... HB-0849
   CORRECTNS-NO PROBATN-FIREARMS ........ HB-0377
   CRIM CD-CONTRIBUTING-JUVENILE............ HB-0378
   DCFS-CHILD CARE FACIL-VISITS.................... HB-0628
   EMERGNCY HOMELESS VETS PROJECT............ HB-1841
   EMPLYR ASSIS COMMUNITY HOUSING............ HB-0964
   EPA-LAKE  CALUMET............................................  HB-3608
   HEALTH EXPENSE PROTECTION ACT................ HB-0238
   HOSPITALS-PATIENT TEST-AIDS .................... HB-0984
   IL AFFORDABLE DENTURES ACT......................... HB-0967
   INCOME TAX-ALZHEIMER EXEMPTION......... HB-0631
   INS CD-HEALTH INS FOR PARENTS.................. HB-0712
   INSURANCE NONRENEW RAISE RATE.............. HB-0168
   INSURANCE-COMPLAINTS-RULES............... HB-0751
   LAKE CALUMET ENVIRONMENT AUTH............ HB-3922
   LOCAL GOV FINANCIAL PLAN COMM ............... HB-0300
   MIN & FEM BUSINESS-CONTRACTS................. HB-1194
   PEN CD-CHGO TCHER-DEATH BENEFT......... HB-3051
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACHER-INCREASE ............. HB-3148
   PEN CD-STMT OF BENEFICIARIES..................... HB-1777
   PREGNANT WOMEN-AIDS TEST......................... HB-0987
   PUB AID CD-EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM .......... HB-1228
   PUB AID-HUMAN SERVICE CENTER ................. HB-1227
   STEEL TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANCE..................... HB-4199
   VEH CD-SOS-DRIVNG RECORD ERROR......... HB-0111
   VEH CD-SOS/DRIVNG RECORD ERROR........... HB-0110
   VOLUNTARY HEALTH SERVICES PLAN............. HB-3806





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RICE, NELSON SR. REPRESENTATIVE (33RD DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   WORKMN COMP-INCR BURIAL EXP................. HB-3383
   WRKR COMP-INCR BURIAL EXPENSE ............. HB-111
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY RICE
   HOUSE BILL: 49, 136, 141, 167, 361, 497, 629, 640, 681, 719, 820, 858, 947, 968, 969,
     1110, 1222, 1302, 1365, 1469, 1574, 1909, 2006, 2052, 2453, 2456, 2625, 2938, 3329,
     3349, 3532, 3533, 3602, 3886, 3989
   SENATE BILL: 67, 68, 69, 91, 209, 442, 942, 1089, 1115, 1194, 1217, 1428, 1600, 2052,
     2141
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 22, 248, 355, 399, 447, 473, 581, 590, 853, 1259, 1515, 1610,
     1680, 1904, 1934, 1983, 1989
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 60
RICHMOND, BRUCE REPRESENTATIVE (116TH DIST. DEM)
   $FARM DEV AUTH-POST-HARVEST ................ HB-0701
   $U OF I/RESEARCH PROGRAM.............................. HB-3866
   AGRI GRAIN MARKETING COMPACT................. HB-0718
   BRD HIGHER ED-INVENTOR GRANTS.............. HB-1882
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH ................. HB-0700
   CENTER FOR POST-HARVEST TECH................. HB-3848
   CNTY-REGULATE BED/BREAKFAST................. HB-1770
   COAL DEVELOP BD ONGOING AGENDA............. HB-1766
   COAL MINERS MEMORIAL DAY ........................... HB-1954
   CONSERVATON-STUDY ST PARK MGMT........ HB-1564
   CONVEYNCE TO CITY OF ANNA........................... HB-0932
   CORRECTIONAL CENTERS-LOCATION ........... HB-4093
   DASA-ST EMPLOYEES-EDUC PROGRAM....... HB-1623
   DCCA-REGIONAL TOURISM COUNCIL ............ HB-1566
   DENR-EVALUATE COAL PROJECTS .................. HB-2315
   DOT-STUDY CORN ON WINTER ROAD............. HB-2494
   EXEMPTS SMALL GRAINS VEHICLES................. HB-1320
   FAIR FARM DEALER RETAILER LIEN ................ HB-0535
   FARM LOAN GUARANTEE-FUNDS ................... HB-3519
   FORESTRY DEVELOPMENT COMMSN................ HB-0709
   HLTH PLANS/PROGRMS-RURAL NEEDS ........ HB-1955
   IDOT-ROAD CLEARING ......................................... HB-0746
   ILL FARM DEV ACT-INTEREST RATE................ HB-2268
   ILL FARM DEV AUTH-LOANS .............................. HB-2269
   INCOME TAX-ALZHEIMER EXEMPTION......... HB-0631
   INS CD-ALZHEIMERS INS COVERAGE............. HB-0634
   JACKSON-UNION PORT DIST-POWERS ......... HB-3471
   KASKASKIA RIVER-WATER SALES.................... HB-0261
   LIQ CONTROL-LIMITED WINE MFGR............... HB-2761
   LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE ACT................ HB-1491
   MOBILE HOME-CABLE TELEVISION................. HB-1616
   MUNI CD-EMERGENCY SERVICE-TAX.......... HB-0574
   MUNI-PROH TRANSMSN ELECTRICITY.......... HB-3850
   NEW CLASS/LICENSES/WINE MFGR................... HB-3849
   NONPROFIT DIRECTOR NOT LIABLE................. HB-1312
   PARKRANGERS-FIREARMS ............................... HB-1311
   PEN CD/ST EMP-CHESTER MH CENTR............ HB-0536
   PEN-CORRECTN RETIREMT FORMULA........... HB-3851
   PERSONNEL CD-UNUSED VACATION.............. HB-1779
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW BRD................... HB-3393
   PRODUCTION AG RESEARCH PROGRAM .......... HB-3852
   PUBLIC HEALTH-EMERG MED SERVCE........... HB-1464
   SIU COAL RESEARCH CENTER.............................. HB-2316
   SIU/REGENCIES-NONVOTNG FACULTY......... HB-3159
   ST MINING BD-OIL & GAS BOARD..................... HB-4154
   TIMBER BUYERS-LICENSE REVOKE................. HB-4236
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY RICHMOND
   HOUSE BILL: 28, 181, 226, 260, 293, 295, 394, 504, 505, 506, 516, 541, 555, 623, 645,
     691, 706, 1068, 1087, 1106, 1217, 1681, 1682, 1723, 1730, 1731, 1769, 1773, 1780,
     1805, 1818, 1888, 1920, 1946, 1966, 2446, 3058, 3301, 3302, 3742, 4121, 4287
   SENATE BILL: 21, 34, 74, 147, 248, 291, 312, 355, 457, 466, 505, 579, 788, 789, 1421,
     1493, 1494, 1694, 1814, 2007, 2079
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 233, 327, 393, 438, 517, 1187, 1371, 1435, 1573, 1579
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 73, 133, 188, 194




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RICHMOND, BRUCE REPRESENTATIVE (116TH DIST. DEM--Cont.
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 4
RONAN, ALFRED G. REPRESENTATIVE (12TH DIST. DEM)
   $GRANTS-PUBL HLTH-MEDICAL CARE........ HB-3571
   ALL WATERCRAFT REGISTERED......................... HB-2220
   ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE SAFETY ACT.............. HB-0612
   BOAT REGISTRATION-REGULATIONS............. HB-2219
   BOATING DUI-REVOKE LICENSE....................... HB-1200
   BOATING SAFETY CERT-OPERATORS.............. HB-2201
   BOATING UNDER INFLUENCE-REPORT.......... HB-2202
   CHILD CARE WORKER CERTIFTN ACT.............. HB-1844
   CIV ADM CD-IDPH INSURANCE PROG ............. HB-2880
   CIV PROC-LIMITATN MALPRACTICE............... HB-1881
   CIVIL ACTIONS-STATUTE LIMITATN............... HB-3929
   COMPENSATORY ED-RESIDENT ALIEN .......... HB-2401
   COURT INTERPRETER ACT .................................... HB-1149
   CRIMINAL CD-CARELESS ASSAULT................. HB-1632
   DCMS-HISPANIC EMPLOYEES ............................ HB-1645
   DMHDD-COMM-INTEGRATED LIVING.......... HB-3857
   DRIVING OFFENSES-PENALTIES....................... HB-2701
   ELECTION CD-GA VACANCIES ........................... HB-3884
   ENERGY ASSIST/ELIGIBLE CUSTOMR............... HB-3704
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-INCOME TAX ............. HB-4054
   FOREIGN-MADE CAR-REGIST FEE................ HB-2400
   FUNERAL FUNDS ACT-TRUST FUNDS............. HB-1700
   GA COMPENSATION-COMMITTEE PAY........... HB-1903
   GA MEMBER-HIRE LEGISLATVE ASST............. HB-1904
   GENL OBLIG BONDS-SCHOOL CONSTR........... HB-4157
   HEALTH SERVICES-RESIDENT ALIEN ............. HB-2404
   HUMAN RTS-IMMIGRATN-DISCRIMNTN .... HB-2630
   IL PRE-NEED CEMETERY SALES........................ HB-1699
   INCOME TAX LIABILITY LIMIT ............................ HB-0402
   LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ACT ......................HB-1573
   MANDATE-FISC NOTE-AMD BILL-CCR....... HB-3634
   MASS TRANSIT-EMPLOY LIABILITY ............... HB-0641
   MEDICAID-TRANSPORT-REIMBRSMT ........... HB-1713
   MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT OF 1987 ........................ HB-1933
   MINORITY/FEM BUSINESS/CRITERIA................ HB-2405
   MOTOR FUEL TAX-DISTRICTS........................... HB-1538
   MOTORBOAT OPERATION-AGE 21..................... HB-2199
   MUNI CD-HOTEL TAX-TOURISM..................... HB-1053
   NE IL PLAN COMM-MEMBERSHIP..................... HB-4146
   NON-ECONOMIC LOSS/MALPRACTICE........... HB-1880
   NOTARY PUBLIC-ADVERTISING ........................ HB-0372
   NURSNG DEDICATED/PROFESSN FUND ........... HB-1511
   PHONE AD SALES DISCLOSURE......................... HB-0541
   PRENEED CEMETERY-GUARNTE PRICE......... HB-1698
   PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM JUDGMENT............. HB-3853
   PUB HEALTH-NURSING HOMES-STAFF........ HB-3861
   PUB UTIL-AFFILIATED INTEREST ..................... HB-4055
   PUBLIC BUS-NO FOOD OR DRINK...................... HB-3455
   RAIL CARRIER-0.23% RECEIPT-TAX ............... HB-1537
   REVENUE CHANGES-TRANSPORTATION....... HB-2750
   RTA-PARATRANSIT GRANTS.............................. HB-1599
   RTA/FIVE YEAR PROGRAM-FILING ................. HB-1710
   SCH CD-CHGO CAPITAL PROJ TAX.................... HB-4158
   SCH CD-CHGO SCHOOLS GOVERNANCE......... HB-3707
   SCH CD/CLOSED CAMPUS POLICY ...................... HB-1047
   SCH CD/INC TX-TECHNICAL CHANGE............ HB-3327
   THE NURSING ACT OF 1987 .................................... HB-2259
   TRANSPORT LAW-LEASNG REQUIRMNT....... HB-1850
   U OF I/CRIPPLED CHILDREN-FUNDS............... HB-1485
   UOFI HOSPITAL-INDIGNT PATIENT ................. HB-0859
   VEH CD-ABANDONED VEHICLE FINE.............. HB-4002
   VEH CD-AMBER LIGHTS MASS TRANS............ HB-2991
   VEH CD-AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP............... HB-4016
   VEH CD-DEFINITIONS......................................... HB-2702




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RONAN, ALFRED G. REPRESENTATIVE (12TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   VEH CD-GRADE CROSSING PROTECTN........... HB-1735
   VEH CD-MOTOR VEH RPT VIOLATION............. HB-2208
   VEH CD-REVOCATION/MULTI DUI ................... HB-2700
   VEH CD-SCH BUS SAFETY HATCH..................... HB-0919
   VEH CD-2 YR SPECIAL PLATES......................... HB-0824
   WORKERS COMP-DEFINITN EMPLOYER ........ HB-1857
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY RONAN
   HOUSE BILL: 32, 34, 35, 70, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 390, 597, 989, 1009, 1396,
     1443, 1456, 2699, 2921, 2922, 2970, 3260, 3595, 3810, 3843, 3900
   SENATE BILL: 161, 400, 496, 536, 722, 832, 952, 1096, 1169, 1171, 1292, 1304, 1326,
     1417, 1697, 1870, 1956, 1994, 1995, 2115
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 72, 73, 94, 102, 118, 140, 173, 190, 216, 254, 311, 364, 365,
     400, 427, 562, 587, 592, 619, 637, 689, 768, 850, 896, 932, 1054, 1362, 1373, 1450,
     1463, 1524, 1554, 1598, 1599, 1603, 1820, 1834, 1903, 1925, 1941, 1967, 2019
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 59, 106, 134, 192, 211, 213
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 5, 25
ROPP, GORDON L. REPRESENTATIVE (88TH DIST. REP)
   $BUILD IL PROGRAM ..............................................  HB-3206
   $BUILD ILLINOIS PROGRAM.................................. HB-0786
   $IL GRAIN QUALITY ACT........................................ HB-3302
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION.......................  HB-3227
   $STATE COMPTROLLER ........................................... HB-2075
   $VARIOUS AGENCIES-BUILD IL ...................... HB-3245
   AG DEPT-CERTIFY GRAIN QUALITY ................ HB-1042
   AG DEPT-IMPROVE GRAIN GRADING.............. HB-1041
   AGRI GRAIN MARKETING COMPACT................. HB-0718
   AGRICULTURE SUMMER SCHOOL-ISU............ HB-0691
   AGRICULTURE SUMMER SCHOOL....................... HB-3058
   ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE SAFETY ACT.............. HB-0612
   ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS/SCHOOLS..................... HB-0460
   ATVS-VARIOUS REGULATORY CHANGE........ HB-3843
   BACCALAUREATE ED SYSTEM ACT ................... HB-2117
   BUILD ILLINOIS REAPPROPRIATION .................. HB-1552
   CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT ........................................ HB-0020
   COLLEGES-STUDENTS-IMMUNIZATION...... HB-2364
   CONVICTS-SEX DISEASE TEST............................ HB-0343
   CORR-MURDER OFFICER/FIREMEN ................ HB-0147
   CORRECTIONS-CONVERT INSTITUTON.......... HB-1016
   CORRECTIONS-NEW INSTITUTIONS ............... HB-1017
   COUNTIES CODE OF     1988 .........................................  HB-1820
   COUNTIES-FUNDS-BUILD ILL .......................... HB-1963
   COUNTIES-SUBDIVISION-ORDINANCE......... HB-0632
   COUNTY ZONING-PROTESTS.............................. HB-1096
   COUNTY ZONING/HGHWY CODE/ROADS........ HB-3288
   CREATE IL GRAIN QUALITY ACT......................... HB-3301
   CREATES IESDA ACT OF 1987................................. HB-2813
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES ....................... HB-0019
   CRIM PROC-ARREST OF JUDGMENT ................ HB-1741
   CTY PUB HLTH DEPT-MENTAL HLTH.............. HB-0857
   DCFS-FOSTER PLACEMENT-LIMIT ................. HB-1190
   DISASTER RELIEF ACT........................................... HB-2802
   DISHONORED CHECK LIST..................................... HB-1738
   DROPOUTS LOSE DRIVERS LICENSES ............ HB-0666
   ED LABOR RELATION-ARBITRATION.............. HB-0458
   EDUCATNL FACILITIES-POWER/DUTY........... HB-3748
   ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION............................... HB-1585
   GENERAL ASSEMBLY-LIMITS BILLS................ HB-1634
   GRAIN ACTS-ADMN PNLTY & ASSMNT.......... HB-2378
   GRAINS-ARTIFICIAL COLORING ....................... HB-1840
   HANDICAP RAMP-NUISANCE............................ HB-0148
   HANDICAPPED PAVEMENT MARKING............... HB-0693
   HIGHR ED/VOCATION ED/STANDARDS............ HB-3557
   HOSPITALS-FORWARD X-RAYS....................... HB-1106
   IDOT HIGHWAY SALT-SUBSTITUTE ............. HB-0623
   IL COUNCIL/VOCATIONAL EDUCATN............ HB-3842
   JUVENILE CT/SCHOOL CD-TRUANCY............. HB-0205




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ROPP, GORDON L. REPRESENTATIVE (88TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   LOBBYIST REGISTRATN INFO BOOK .............. HB-0178
   LOCAL PROMPT PAYMT-STATE FUNDS .......... HB-3347
   MED PRAC-TRAIN MED ASSISTANTS............... HB-3844
   MEDICAL ASSISTANTS PRACT ACT..................... HB-1761
   MEDICAL ASSISTANTS PRACT ACT..................... HB-1810
   MUNI CD-PLATS-SOIL CONSERVATN............ HB-1119
   NEW ACT-BASKETBALL SCHEDULING ............ HB-1100
   PATERNITY-ATTORNEYS FEES.......................... HB-1578
   PATERNITY-ATTORNEYS FEES.......................... HB-1797
   PEN CD-DWNST TEACHER-MILITARY .......... HB-1387
   PEN CD--GA-SURVIVOR INCREASE................. HB-3287
   PEST ACT-ADMIN ACTION & PNLTY............... HB-2380
   PUB AID-CHILD AID-LIMITATION.................... HB-1739
   REDEFINE MILK PRODUCTS.................................. HB-0500
   REPEAL TICKET SCALPING LAW.......................... HB-1803
   RESPONSIVE ED SYSTEM ACT ............................... HB-0320
   REV ACT-PROP TAX APPEAL-REVIEW........... HB-1189
   REV-CIGARETTE PAPER TAX/50 ...................... HB-3933
   SCH CD-CAREER EDUCATION ............................ HB-0875
   SCH CD-CLASS ENROLLMENT-LIMITS ......... HB-0146
   SCH CD-MATH/SCI VOC EDUCATION ............. HB-2346
   SCH CD-STUDENT STARTING DATE ................. HB-0134
   SCH CD-STUDENTS-ED-EMPLOYMENT...... HB-3362
   SCH CD-TEACHER PUPIL RATIO........................ HB-3306
   SCH CD-8 PERIOD SCHOOL DAY...................... HB-0133
   SCH CD/JUVENILE CHRONIC TRUANT.............. HB-1193
   SCH-RECLASSIFICATN PRINCIPAL................... HB-1745
   SOCIAL WORKERS CERTIFICATION................... HB-1830
   STATE PURCHASE-LOW BIDS.............................. HB-0459
   VEH-MOTORCYCLE REGISTRATN FEE............ HB-2970
   VEHICLE CD-GED/DIPLOMA AT 18.................... HB-0663
   VOC ED ACT-NEW BOARD IN POWER............... HB-2705
   VOC ED-TEACHER CONTINUE ED.................. .. HB-1740
   WATER-REDEFINES GROUNDWATER.............. HB-4009
   WEIGHTS/MEASRS/CERT CONFORMNCE........ HB-2376
   WILDLIFE CD-BEAVER TRAPPING..................... HB-3841
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY ROPP
   HOUSE BILL: 6, 21, 161, 193, 428, 945, 1029, 1093, 1604, 2369, 2494, 3328, 3399, 3519
   SENATE BILL: 54, 287, 312, 331, 341, 427, 545, 547, 854, 857, 1695, 1746, 2201
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 26, 239, 357, 360, 577, 682, 1225, 1229, 1688, 1689, 1690,
     1956, 2002, 2008
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 181, 209, 213
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 11
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 95, 160
RYDER, THOMAS W. REPRESENTATIVE (97TH DIST. REP)
   $OCE- BOB ............................................................. ..... HB-0788
   $OCE-DEPT CONSERVATION ............................... HB-0961
   $OCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS .................................. HB-0962
   $OCE-DEPT PUBLIC AID......................................... HB-0960
   $OCE- DM HDD.......................................................  HB-0783
   $OCE-ST APPELLATE DEFENDER....................... HB-3318
   ACC/HLTH INS-HOSPITL-NECESSITY ........... HB-2499
   ADDICTIONS RESEARCH INS-POWERS............ HB-2604
   ADMIN PROCEDURE-INCOME TAX ACT ......... HB-1243
   AID-DIRECT DEPOSIT/SS BENEFITS .............. HB-3930
   AIDS CONTAGION CONTROL SYSTM.............. HB-2683
   AIDS TESTING/MARRIAGE LICENSES................. HB-2666
   AIDS-TEST RESULTS-ACCESS........................... HB-2684
   BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................... HB-2930
   BLOOD LABELING-AIDS........................................ HB-2667
   CANCELLED DEALER'S LICENSE ...................... HB-2704
   CHILD ABUSE-DEATH-AUTOPSY..................... HB-0464
   CHILD CARE ACT-VOLUNTEERS........................ HB-1970
   CHILD CARE EMPLOYE-DISCRIMNATN.......... HB-1546
   CHILD CARE-DCFS ADVISORY BD.................. HB-2616
   CHILDREN-FAMILY PRESERVATION .............. HB-1469




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RYDER, THOMAS W. REPRESENTATIVE (97TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   CIV PROC-LIMITATN MALPRACTICE............... HB-1881
   CIVIL PRO-JT & SEVERL LIABILTY ................... HB-1121
   COMMUNITY MENTAL HLTH SVC-STDS......... HB-2832
   CONDOMINIUMS-EMINENT DOMAIN ............. HB-3767
   CONSTRUCTION-TOLL HIGHWAYS................ HB-3765
   COURT/CLAIMS-3 JUDGES CONCUR............... HB-1693
   CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-BAIL............................. HB-3221
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-ST PLAN-FUNDS......... HB-0093
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-INVESTIGATNS............. HB-0094
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE/MED EVALUATN............. HB-0099
   DCFS-CHILD WELFARE WRKR-STDS ............. HB-1969
   DCFS-CHLD ABUSE/EXTENSION/RPTS........... HB-0095
   DCFS-COMMUNITY-EDUCATION.................. HB-0547
   DCFS-COMPUTERIZE CASE TRACKING........... HB-0096
   DCFS-CONTRACT/CEMETERIES...................... HB-2617
   DCFS-CONVEY ST PROP-JACKSONVIL .......... HB-1513
   DCFS-HOME STUDY/VISITATION...................... HB-4006
   DCFS-STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM................ HB-0098
   DCFS-STAFF/STANDARDS .................................  HB-0097
   DMHDD-ACCEPT GRANTS/FACILITY................ HB-3856
   DMHDD-CASE COORD PILOT PROJECT............ HB-2843
   DMHDD-COMMUNI RESPITE SERVICES.......... HB-2845
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF........................ HB-2929
   DMHDD-MEDICAID-COMMUNITY SVCS....... HB-2844
   DMHDD-PATIENT TRAVL TRUST FUND.......... HB-2339
   DMHDD-PATIENT TRAVL TRUST FUND.......... HB-3804
   DMHDD-SERVICES FOR DD FAMILIES............. HB-2842
   DORMANT MINERAL INTERESTS........................ HB-1851
   DORS-GRANTS-REHABILITATN .................... HB-3552
   EMERG MED SERVICES VEHICLES ...................... HB-2820
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ HB-0393
   EXEMPTS SMALL GRAINS VEHICLES................ HB-1320
   FEDERAL FUNDS ID NUMBERS............................. HB-1317
   FINANCE-PUB AID-ADOPT RULES .............. HB-4174
   FIREARM OWNERS ID-EXEMPTIONS ........... HB-3220
   GROUP DAY CARE HOME-RATIO-DCFS ........ HB-0679
   HMO-TIME TO CURE DEFICIENCY................. HB-2271
   HORSE RACING-LICENSE-FINANCES............ HB-2232
   HOSP-PATIENT CHG/UNIFORM BILL................ HB-2681
   HOUSING-HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL............ HB-2456
   HUMAN RTS-HEALTH FACILITIES................... HB-3695
   ICC-COMPETITIVE TELECOM-SAFETY.......... HB-3136
   IL NURSNG HM ADMINISTRATOR LIC................ HB-2318
   IL PRODUCT LIABILITY  ACT..................................  HB-1122
   INS CD-AGENCY CONTRACTS ............................ HB-3696
   LIBRARY DISTICT-NONCONTIGUOUS............. HB-3406
   MEDICAID-NURS HOMES-REIMBURSMT..... HB-3491
   MEDICAID-NURSING HOMES.............................. HB-3407
   MHDD CONFID INFO DISCLOSURE...................... HB-2831
   MHDD RECORDS-CONFIDENTIAL INFO.......... HB-1934
   MHDD RECORDS-REMOV CONFID INFO......... HB-1935
   MINOR-MNTL HLTH FACILTY-DISCHG........ HB-2800
   MISTREATMENT/MENTAL RECIPIENTS........... HB-2808
   MNTL HLTH-INVOL ADMISSN-EXAM ........... HB-2274
   MNTL HLTH-INVOL ADMISSN-EXAM ........... HB-2275
   MORTGAGE INS FUND-STUDIES........................ HB-2454
   NON-ECONOMIC LOSS/MALPRACTICE........... HB-1880
   NON-RESIDENT REBUILDER PERMIT.............. HB-2655
   NURS HOME-CONSTRUCTION PERMIT........... HB-2500
   NURSING HOME CARE ACT-PUB AID............... HB-3931
   NURSING HOME TASK FORCE-RPT................... HB-1337
   NURSING HOME-MONITOR LICENSE.............. HB-2359
   NURSING HOMES--ACCREDITATION .............. HB-4075
   OPEN MEETING-COUNTY BOARDS................ HB-2004
   OPEN MEETING-PRELIMNRY DISCUSS........... HB-2005
   PEN CD-POL/FIRE--GNMA INVSTMT.............. HB-1943
   PEN CD-TEACHR-DISABILITY RATE.............. HB-1363




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RYDER, THOMAS W. REPRESENTATIVE (97TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   PHYSICIAN LIENS-NOTICE.................................. HB-3854
   PRODUCT LIABILITY ACT....................................... HB-1479
   PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM JUDGMENT............. HB-3853
   PUB AID CD-OBSOLETE LANGUAGE............... HB-1465
   PUB AID-CHILD SUPP-DEMO PRGRM............. HB-2862
   PUB AID-CORR-EXCHANGE INFO................. HB-3490
   PUB AID-ELIGIBILITY-COOPERATE.............. HB-1336
   PUB AID-GRAMMATICAL CHANGE................... HB-3894
   PUBLIC AID-NURSING HOME-CO-PMT....... HB-2501
   REHABILITATN-SUPPORTD EMPLOYMT ........ HB-3553
   RETIREMENT BENEFIT/VOL FIREMEN.............. HB-3526
   REV ACT-CLASSIFY NURSING HMS.................. HB-2270
   REV-PROP TAX APPEAL-ASSESSMNT ............ HB-3142
   SALES TX-GAS FOR GRAIN .................................. HB-1316
   SCH CD-MERIT RECOGN GRADN DATE........... HB-1265
   SCH CD-PE/PHYS FIT ASSESSMENT.................. HB-2537
   SCHL DIST ORGNIZTN VALIDATION .................. HB-3525
   SECONDARY SPL ED-PILOT PROGRAM ........... HB-2846
   SOS-US ARMED FORCE-SPEC PLATES............ HB-1512
   ST POLICE-CHANGE FUND NAME..................... HB-3495
   STATE RECORDS ACT-EMERGENCIES............. HB-0840
   VEH CD-MOTOR VEH-TECH CHGES................ HB-2209
   WAIVES PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATN.............. HB-2730
   WK COMP-AMEND EMERGCY PETITION ........ HB-1262
   WRKR COMP & OCC DISEASE-STRESS............. HB-1390
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY RYDER
   HOUSE BILL: 197, 879, 1244, 1263, 1264, 1369, 1370, 1371, 1372, 1559, 1560, 2044,
     3549, 3551, 4298
   SENATE BILL: 21, 95, 203, 349, 377, 478, 487, 493, 505, 539, 556, 602, 767, 781, 804,
     808, 926, 929, 1001, 1009, 1171, 1183, 1232, 1235, 1273, 1452, 1454, 1488, 1489,
     1502, 1702, 1704, 1707, 1955, 2043, 2199, 2200, 2201, 2260
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 14, 82, 97, 210, 230, 272, 273, 298, 319, 347, 426, 458, 501,
     523, 583, 705, 884, 886, 904, 1211, 1255, 1340, 1372, 1387, 1489, 1692, 1695, 1716,
     1877, 1922, 1951, 1987
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 109, 147, 227
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 77, 111, 184
SALTSMAN, DONALD L. REPRESENTATIVE (92ND DIST. DEM)
   $DENR-ILLINOIS     RIVER........................................ HB-1159
   $GRANT FUNDS-ATTORNEY GENERAL .......... HB-1276
   $GRANTS-DCCA      .......................................................  HB-0702
   $GRANTS-DCCA      .... ................................................  HB-1158
   $GRANTS--DCCA     ..................................... .........  HB-1160
   $GRANTS-DCCA/AG RESEARCH ........................ HB-0450
   $GRANTS- DOT ..............................................   HB-1156
   $GRANTS- DOT ..............................................   HB-1157
   $GRANTS-DOT  ........................................................  HB-1161
   $GRANTS- EPA .........................................................  HB-2756
   $OCE-ATTORNEY GENERAL................................ HB-1275
   $OCE-DCCA/BRD EDUC/VAR AGENCY............ HB-3543
   $OCE-ILL MORTGAGE INS AGENCY ................. HB-2455
   $OCE--OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER............... HB-1897
   $REV & DCCA/JOB TRAINING............................... HB-1685
   $SUPPLMNTAL VARIOUS AGENCIES ............... HB-3542
   COLLECT BARGAINING/SUCCESSOR................. HB-0332
   COMM COLLEGE-TRUSTEE ELECTION............ HB-0143
   COMP COMM MENTAL HLTH NETWORK.......... HB-0849
   CRIM CD-CLOSED CIRCUIT TV ........................... HB-1603
   CRIM CD-EAVESDROPPING EXEMPTN............ HB-3128
   DCCA-LIMIT RETRAINING PAYMENT............. HB-1444
   DEFINES NON-RELOCATION TOWING............ HB-2636
   DENR-REGULATIONS/LICENSES ...................... HB-0072
   DISABLED OFFICERS-HOME RULE................. HB-4059
   DWNST POL/FIRE PENS CD/INVESTM ............ HB-2714
   EDUC LABOR REL-POLICE & FIRE..................... HB-1929
   ELEC CD-NOMINATING PETITIONS................ HB-0209
   ELEC CD-NOMINATION PETITIONS.............. HB-3023




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SALTSMAN, DONALD L. REPRESENTATIVE (92ND DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   ELECT CD-SCHOOL BOARD ELECTNS............. HB-0158
   ELECTION CD-SCHOOL BD ELECTION............. HB-3000
   EMPLOYEE WAGE-PUBLIC WORK ACT............ HB-1035
   ESDA-SHERIFF COMPENSATION ....................... HB-3373
   FIRE DISCIPLINE ACT-INVESTGTN................... HB-1060
   FIRE PROT DIST-RAISE TAX RATE .................... HB-0214
   FIRE PROTECTION DIST-PERSONNEL.............. HB-0979
   FISH CD-SR CITIZENS/EXEMPTIONS............ HB-4240
   GEN OBLIGATN BOND-CAP FACILITY ............. HB-3802
   HGHWAY CD-ST CONSTRUCTION FUND........ HB-0851
   HORSE RACING-CHURCH/SCHOOL................ HB-1692
   HOUSING-HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL............ HB-2456
   ICC-RAILROAD-RIGHTS OF WAY .................... HB-3645
   ILLINOIS DRUG TESTING ACT .............................. HB-3509
   IMRF-BALLOTS  ....................................... ............  HB-2134
   INSURANCE CD-COVERAGE GUIDE.................. HB-1224
   LABOR RELATION-U OF I FIREMEN ................. HB-4273
   LABOR-REGISTER/CONTRACTORS ............... HB-3378
   LIENS-MOTOR VEHICLES..................................... HB-1447
   MARRIAGE-1ST COUSINS STERILITY ............. HB-0395
   MORTGAGE INS FUND-STUDIES........................ HB-2454
   MUN CD-ANNEX-ELECTRIC SUPPLIER......... HB-3308
   MUNI CD-ELECTION CONTRIBUTION ............. HB-1932
   MUNI CD-FOREIGN FIRE TAX............................. HB-0586
   MUNI CD-INDEMNIFY POLICE ........................... HB-1006
   MUNICIPAL CD-FOREIGN FIRE TAX................ HB-1930
   MUNICIPALITIES-ANNEX NOTICE.................. HB-3341
   PEN CD-BLIND VENDORS ..................................... HB-4196
   PEN CD-COMPOUND ANNUAL INCR.............. HB-3270
   PEN CD-DEPT INSURANCE-PENALTES.......... HB-0592
   PEN CD-FIRE-INCR MINIMUM ......................... HB-1241
   PEN CD-IMRF-DISABILITY................................. HB-2133
   PEN CD-IMRF-EARLY RTMT PENLTY............ HB-2132
   PEN CD-IMRF-PEORIA CIVIC CENTR............. HB-0520
   PEN CD-IMRF-SHERIFFS INCREASE............... HB-1005
   PEN CD-IMRF-3% SURVIVOR............................. HB-2136
   PEN CD-POLICE-MINIMUM RETIREMT......... HB-2633
   PEN CD-POLICE-COMPOUND INCREAS......... HB-2634
   PEN CD-POLICE/FIREMEN-3% AT 55............... HB-2635
   PEN CODE-DOWNST POLICE-SALARY........... HB-0950
   PEN-IMRF-AGE 70 DISCRIMINATION ............ HB-4170
   PEN-IMRF-FEDERAL REQUIREMNTS ............ HB-4173
   PENSION CODE-LABOR DISPUTES..................... HB-0531
   PENSION-COMPOUND ANNUAL INCR............. HB-0995
   PENSION-DEPUTY TRANSFER CREDIT............ HB-1054
   PENSION-IMRF-INTEREST................................. HB-2135
   PENSION-IMRF-TRANSFER SHERIFF............. HB-1085
   PERSONNEL RECORDS-EXEMPTION............. HB-3379
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE............................... HB-3381
   PROP TX-HOMESTED-INCREASE..................... HB-2912
   PUB LABR REL-PEAC OFFICR UNITS ................ HB-2908
   PUB UTL-GROSS REVENUE .................................. HB-3118
   SERVICE TAX DELINQUENCY AMNSTY ............ HB-4306
   TUBERCULOSIS-TAX PURPOSES ........................ HB-4309
   UNEMPLOY INSUR-LABOR DISPUTE................ HB-0141
   WORKMN COMP-INCR BURIAL EXP............... HB-3383
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SALTSMAN
   HOUSE BILL: 31, 114, 423, 424, 441, 453, 705, 708, 807, 808, 810, 852, 953, 1083,
     1084, 1086, 1094, 1247, 1248, 1601, 1968, 2920, 3328, 3841, 3908
   SENATE BILL: 35, 124, 191, 248, 380, 820, 834, 1328, 1452, 1534, 1611, 1781
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 235, 237, 321, 362, 369, 553, 656, 673, 694, 853, 983, 1024,
     1135, 1136, 1137, 1272, 1437, 1456, 1523, 1707, 2021, 2023
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 30, 106, 165, 176, 204, 208, 213
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 88, 142
SATTERTHWAITE, HELEN F. REPRESENTATIVE (103RD DIST. DEM)
   $FARM DEV AUTH-POST-HARVEST................... HB-0701




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SATTERTHWAITE, HELEN F. REPRESENTATIVE (103RD DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   $GRANTS-DCCA  .....................................................  HB-0702
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC........................................ HB-0481
   BACCALAUREATE SAVING-POWERS................ HB-2986
   BRD HIGHER ED-INVENTOR GRANTS.............. HB-1882
   COMM COLLEGE-TRUSTEE ELECTION ............ HB-0143
   COMMUNTY RESIDENT-RIGHT LOCATE........ HB-2611
   DASA-ST EMPLOYEES-EDUC PROGRAM....... HB-1623
   DESIGNATE STATE FOSSIL..................................... HB-0321
   DIVORCE-SUPPORT-JOB SEARCH PRG .......... HB-0923
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF..................... HB-0848
   EDUCATNL LABOR RELATN-STRIKES............. HB-0276
   ELECT CD-EXAM/FINANCIAL INFO .............. HB-0152
   EPA-MEDICAL WASTES ......................................... HB- 1879
   GASOLINE PRODUCTS MARKETNG ACT ........... HB-1804
   GASOLINE-ABOVE GROUND TANKS................. HB-3778
   HAROLD WASHINGTON HOLIDAY ....................... HB-2942
   HGHER ED-STUDENT LOAN INTEREST........... HB-0188
   HIGHER ED-SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN ......... HB-1018
   HUM RTS-NO SEX DISC-INSURANCE............. HB-3904
   HUMAN RGHT-DESCRIMIATN INSURER........ HB-0036
   HUMAN RGHT-EMPL-PREGNACY/BIRTH .... HB-0086
   HUMAN RIGHT-SEXUAL ORIENTATION......... HB-0885
   INC TAX-OVERPMNT/INTEREST....................... HB-3070
   INC TX-EXEMPTION/BLIND/ELDERLY........... HB-2968
   INCOME TX-EXEMPTS FOSTER CHILD............ HB-1720
   INS CD-ADULT CHILD COVERAGE................. HB-0754
   INSURANCE-DISCRIMINATION....................... HB-2685
   LIBR SYST-SCHOOL LIB GRANTS....................... HB-1058
   LOCAL GOVMNT MENTAL HLTH SERV.............. HB-2070
   MNTL HLTH-DETENTION-EVAL/TRTMT ..... HB-1586
   MOTOR VEHICLE-CREDIT INSURANCE .......... HB-0216
   PARK DIST CD-NOM PETITIONS......................... HB-1044
   PROP TAX-DEV DISABLED HOUSING............... HB-0745
   PUB AID CD-$50 PASS-THROUGH..................... HB-1366
   RESPONSIVE ED SYSTEM ACT............................... HB-0320
   REV ACT-COUNTY LEVY SEPT 30....................... HB-0870
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPAL DUTIES.................. HB-0681
   SCH CD-LIBARY TX/BACK DOOR REF.............. HB-1057
   SCH CD-MERIT RECOGN GRADN DATE........... HB-1265
   SCH CD-MERIT SCHRSHP INSTALLMT............ HB-0180
   SCH CD-OPTIONAL SCHOOL HOLIDAY............ HB-0350
   SCH CD-SCH PSCHOLOGIST SERVICE .............. HB-0465
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0400
   SCH CD-ST AID FORMULA.................................... HB-1736
   SCH CD-ST AID/DAILY ATTND........................... HB-3250
   SCH CD-STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS..................... HB-3715
   ST BD ED CODIFY SCHOOL LAW........................ HB-1351
   ST BD ED CODIFY SCHOOL LAW........................ HB-2688
   ST UNIV-STANDARDIZE COMPENSATN.......... HB-4074
   STATE REVENUE SHARING.................................... HB-3630
   TASK FORCE-MENTL HLTH-REPORTNG ...... HB-4277
   TAX-COMPUTER SOFTWARE............................... HB-0302
   TAX-COMPUTER SOFTWARE............................... HB-3065
   UNIV CIVIL SERVICE-FLEX TIME ...................... HB-1116
   UNIVS CIVIL SERVICE-FLEX TIME.................... HB-3343
   VEH CD-NOTICE TRAFFIC REGULATN ............ HB-1238
   VEH CD-U OF I LICENSE PLATE.......................... HB-3130
   YOUNG LEADERS SCHLRSHP PROGRAM .......... HB-2460
   ZONING-DAY CARE HOMES................................ HB-2210
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY
     SATTERTHWAITE
   HOUSE BILL: 117, 280, 600, 884, 1146, 1587, 1717, 1729, 1816, 2013, 2559, 2670,
     3327, 3342, 3370, 3389, 3391, 3582, 3752, 3878, 3880, 4184
   SENATE BILL: 17, 130, 290, 310, 440, 502, 582, 702, 875, 896, 968, 1084, 1204, 1304,
     1410, 1692, 1897, 1999, 2027
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 63, 130, 207, 353, 367, 514, 524, 657, 667, 853, 1195, 1244,
     1370, 1417, 1455, 1881





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SATTERTHWAITE, HELEN F. REPRESENTATIVE (103RD DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 177, 183, 188
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 1
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 162
SHAW, WILLIAM REPRESENTATIVE (34TH DIST. DEM)
   $ATTY GEN-CITIZENS REWARD PROG............ HB-3693
   $DCCA-EMPLYER-ASSISTED HOUSING......... HB-0966
   $DCCA-HOMELESS PERSONS .............................. HB-0965
   $DCCA-MUNI EMERGENCY SHELTER ............. HB-0963
   $GRANT-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH...................... HB-3632
   $GRANTS- DCCA ........................ .... ................... HB-0874
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC ........................................  HB-1357
   $HOUSING AUTH-CHICAGO SENIORS.............. HB-1648
   ALCOHOL & SUBST ABUSE-ADVISORY............ HB-1988
   ALIEN PLUMBERS-REGISTERED IN................. HB-1332
   CANNABIS ACT-TECHNICAL CHANGE............ HB-4124
   CAR LOAN-LIMITS INTEREST RATE................. HB-4259
   CITIES & VILLAGES-CHICAGO ........................... HB-0585
   CITIZENS REWARD-DRUG DEALERS ............. HB-3692
   CITY & VILLAGE-CHICAGO ................................ HB-0583
   CONTROLLED SUBST-ILLINOIS GA................... HB-4123
   COUNTY ASSESSOR NOTIFICATION................... HB-0414
   CREATE IL DEPT OF HOUSING .............................. HB-0944
   CREDIT CARD DISCLOSURE.................................. HB-2415
   CREDIT CARD/INTEREST RATES ......................... HB-0413
   CREDIT UNION-MORTGAGE LOANS................ HB-1235
   CRIM CD-CONTROLED SUBSTANCE ................ HB-3690
   DCCA-HELP REHAB ABANDON HOUSNG........ HB-2465
   DCFS-HOMELESS YOUTHS-SHELTER ............ HB-0412
   DRAMSHOP-LIABILITY LIMITS ......................... HB-2023
   DRUG INDUCED HOMICIDE-X FELONY........... HB-4125
   DRUG-FREE SCHOOL LAW................................... HB-0819
   ELEC CD-BRAILLE VOTER MATERIAL............. HB-3035
   EMERGNCY HOMELESS VETS PROJECT............ HB-1841
   EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-HEALTH INSUR ........... HB-3876
   EMPLYR ASSIS COMMUNITY HOUSING............ HB-0964
   ENERGY DEMONSTRATION ZONE ACT............. HB-4200
   ENV CLEANUP RESPONSIBILITY ACT................ HB-2141
   EPA-LAKE CALUMET.........................................   HB-3608
   EPA-SANITARY LANDFILL SITE......................... HB-0719
   EPA-SOLID WASTE FEES ....................................... HB-3100
   FINANCE-PUB AID-ADOPT RULES .................. HB-4174
   HMO CONTRACTS................................. ..........   HB-2768
   HMO SUBJECT TO SECTION 155............................. HB-1323
   HOMELESS PERSONS-HOUSING......................... HB-0968
   HOMEOWNER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE........ HB-1229
   HOUSE DEVLPMT-CITY BORROWING.............. HB-0943
   HOUSING AUTH-EMPLOYED TENANT............. HB-0858
   HOUSING AUTHTY-SENIOR CITIZENS............ HB-1649
   HOUSING DEV-MUNI LOANS/REHABIL.......... HB-1232
   HOUSING DEV-NONPROFIT GROUPS ............. HB-1231
   HOUSING-LEASE PURCHASE OPTIONS ........... HB-0135
   HUMAN RIGHTS-AFFIRM ACTION .................. HB-2126
   HUMAN RIGHTS-MATERNITY LEAVE............. HB-1650
   IHDA LEASE PURCHASE ........................................   HB-1233
   IHDA-MATCHING GRANTS.................................. HB-1127
   IHDA-SINGLE ROOM FACILITIES ................... HB-1128
   ILLINOIS OMBUDSMAN ACT.................................. HB-1665
   INC TAX-DEDUCTION-DEPEND CARE........... HB-1651
   INC TAX-RAISE RATES-SCHL FUND............... HB-2888
   INCOME TAX-LIABILITY LIMIT ......................... HB-0136
   INS CD-RISK RETENTION/CAPTIVE .............. HB-2437
   LAKE CALUMET ENVIRONMENT AUTH............ HB-3922
   LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WEAPON.......... HB-4283
   LIQUOR CONTR-NEW TAX.....................  HB-2720
   LIQUOR TRANSPORT-CLASS B MISD............... HB-1987
   MAINTAIN FORECLOSED PROPERTY .............. HB-0415




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SHAW, WILLIAM REPRESENTATIVE (34TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   MINORITY ENTERPRISE BLACK GOAL.............. HB-0584
   MUNI EMERGNCY SHELTER REIMBURS........... HB-0969
   MUNI SPEC ASSMNTS-TAX BILLS...................... HB-3691
   MUNIC & ELCTN CD-CHGO MAYOR .............. HB-2994
   MUNICIPAL INCOME TAX ...................................... HB-3146
   NURSING HOME REFORM-ACTIONS............. HB-2889
   PEN CD-ALTERNATIVE FORMULA.................. HB-2127
   PEN-TEACHR ALTERNATIVE FORMULA......... HB-2125
   PERSNL CD-LIST STATE VACANCIES ............... HB-1146
   PHYSICAL THERAPY-UNLAWFUL PRAC......... HB-1297
   PORT DIST-IROQUOIS LANDING........................ HB-4136
   PUB AID CD-REPORT EMPLOY PROG............... HB-1324
   PUB AID-EMPLOYMNT PROGRAM-RPTS ...... HB-2022
   PUB AID-HOMELESS ELIGIBILITY ..................... HB-4165
   PUB AID-HOMLESS SHELTER ASSIST............... HB-0112
   PUB LABOR REL-UNFAIR ARBITRATN ............ HB-1230
   PUB UTIL-NO LATE FEE EST BILLS................... HB-1449
   PUB UTILITIES RATE DISCRIM.............................. HB-2145
   PUBLIC HOUSING-EVICTIONS ............................ HB-3786
   REVENUE SHARING-INCREASE...................... HB-0118
   REVOLVNG CREDIT INT/PRINCIPAL.................. HB-0411
   ROTA- SOFT DRINKS ............................................... HB-3147
   RTA-STUDY POLICE PROTECTION .............. HB-0208
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUC PROGRAM ........ HB-1355
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUCATION ................. HB-1356
   SCH CD- VISION TEST ............................................. HB-0233
   SM BUSINESS-RISK RETENTN TRUST.............. HB-1592
   STEEL TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANCE..................... HB-4199
   STUDY ACCIDENT/HEALTH INS LAW................ HB-1554
   VEH CD-DRIVER LICENSE REVOCATN ........... HB-4246
   VEH CD-PARKING VIOLATNS-TOWING ........ HB-0080
   VEHICLE-APPEAL RESTRICT LICENS............. HB-2759
   VOLUNTARY HEALTH SERVICES PLAN............. HB-3806
   WORKERS COMP-HEARING LOSS...................... HB-1453
   WRKR COMP-INCR BURIAL EXPENSE ............. HB-1111
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SHAW
   HOUSE BILL: 23, 95, 96, 98, 99, 141, 167, 214, 222, 224, 225, 456, 487, 489, 604, 681,
     947, 994, 1049, 1114, 1302, 1365, 1574, 1587, 3329, 3342, 3349
   SENATE BILL: 91, 209, 210, 211, 299, 442, 520, 521, 574, 576, 942, 943, 947, 986,
     1089, 1217, 1245, 1397, 1400, 1498, 1506, 1529, 1600
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 54, 84, 148, 149, 160, 179, 180, 201, 355, 428, 439, 459, 520,
     621,800, 801,802, 809, 810, 817, 866, 964, 965, 966, 967, 968, 998, 1044, 1047, 1048,
     1050, 1076, 1118, 1119, 1151, 1302, 1313, 1350, 1351, 1388, 1389, 1567, 1740, 1748,
     1749, 1750, 1758, 1840, 1856, 1857, 1904, 1912, 1934, 2013
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 123, 141
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 60
SIEBEN, TODD REPRESENTATIVE (73RD DIST. REP)
   BANKS/SALES/STAND-BY CREDIT................... HB-2806
   CREATE QUAD CITIES DEVEL AUTH................... HB-2406
   ENTERPRI ZONE-DESIGNTD ZON ORG............ HB-2866
   ESTATES AUTHORIZED INVESTMENT............... HB-2619
   FARM LOAN GUARANTEE-FUNDS ................. HB-3519
   FEES-COUNTY GENERAL FUND......................... HB-1912
   HOSPITAL DISTRICT LAW....................................... HB-3427
   INCOME TAX-JOBS TAX CREDIT........................ HB-2829
   INVEST PARK/FOREST DIST FUNDS ................ HB-0868
   LIQ-MUN BLDG OVER LAKE/STREAM............. HB-0281
   LIQUOR SALES-NAVIGABLE STREAM.............. HB-0954
   PULASKI BIRTHDAY/COMMEMORATIVE......... HB-0338
   REV-QUADRENNIAL ASSESSMNT LIST........... HB-1911
   S & L REPORTS CONTROL CHANGE................ HB-2871
   SANITARY DIST 1917-DISSOLVE...................... HB-1509
   SAV & LOANS QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.............. HB-2867
   SCH CD-STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS.................. HB-3715
   UTIL LATE FEES DISCRIMINATION..................... HB-3601
   VILLAGE CLERK/ELECT BD/JUDGES.................. HB-1508




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SIEBEN, TODD REPRESENTATIVE (73RD DIST. REP)-Cont.
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SIEBEN
   HOUSE BILL: 746, 973, 999, 1545, 2918, 3300, 3518, 3896, 4075
   SENATE BILL: 597, 714, 787, 790, 804, 894, 2012, 2181
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 147, 627, 844, 1133, 1170, 1339, 1359, 1680
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 138, 194, 204
SLATER, KENT REPRESENTATIVE (95TH DIST. REP)
   AG FAIR ACT-AGRIBUSINESS ............................. HB-4270
   CD CORRECTION-PEACE OFFICER.................... HB-3606
   CIV PROC-TRUST BENF/CHILD SUPP............... HB-0473
   CIVIL PRO-JUDGMNT/INTR/COMPUTN.......... HB-0474
   CORRECTIONS-EMPLOYEE IMMUNITY .......... HB-3760
   CRIM CD-REPEAL DEATH OF BASTRD............. HB-0471
   DISPOSE CONFISCATED WEAPONS ..................... HB-2330
   DIVORCE-SEPARATION PERIOD......................... HB-0469
   DMHDD/DASA/TREATMENT TEAMS.................. HB-0499
   ELC CD-SPOILED ABSENTEE BALLOT.............. HB-1690
   ELEC CD-ELCTN CONTEST PROCEDUR........... HB-0913
   ELEC CD-PETITION OBJECTION......................... HB-3022
   ELEC CD-POLITICAL LITERATURE ................. HB-0959
   ELEC CD-SPOILD/ABSENTEE BALLOT............. HB-3021
   ELECTION CD-ABSENTEE BALLOT....................... HB-2961
   ELECTION CD-PETITION OBJECTION............... HB-1691
   ELECTION CODE-ABSENTEE BALLOT.............. HB-1520
   EPA-LOCAL SITING REFERENDUM ................ HB-3064
   EXOTIC WEED CONTROL ACT............................... HB-2235
   FARM TRUCK DRIVER-MEDICAL EXAM......... HB-1953
   IDOT-ROAD CLEARING ......................................... HB-0746
   INTERSPOUSAL TORT IMMUNITY....................... HB-2062
   JURY LISTS-DRIVERS LICENSE.......................... HB-1113
   PARK DISTRICT-LEASE LAND............................. HB-0552
   PRETRIAL SERVICS-CRIM HIST REC................ HB-2358
   PUBLIC COLLEGE-TAXING DISTRICT.............. HB-1519
   ROOFING ACT-2 OR MORE EMPLOYEE............ HB-0470
   SALARY WITHHELD-LEGAL INSURNCE......... HB-0551
   SANITARY LANDFILLS-INSURANCE .............. HB-2058
   SCH CD-DEFICIT FUND BALANCES................... HB-2758
   SCH CD-REMOVE SCH BD MEMBR..................... HB-2384
   SCH CD-SUPPLMNTL AID DETRMNATN.......... HB-2760
   SCHOOL DIST-NO UTILITY TAX ......................... HB-3887
   SIU-BRD OF TRUSTEES TERMS........................... HB-2000
   STATE AGCY MUST BUY US FOOD....................... HB-0468
   U OF I-ADD UNDERGRAD INSTITUTN.............. HB-2002
   WRKS COMP-VOCATNAL REHABILITN........... HB-0498
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SLATER
   HOUSE BILL: 178, 183, 250, 338, 344, 366, 410, 554, 692, 708, 1109, 1348, 1587, 2918,
     3197, 3308, 3370, 3626, 3905, 3906
   SENATE BILL: 36, 116, 165, 175, 284, 432, 508, 531, 548, 617, 908, 1031, 1037, 1119,
     1228, 1421, 1452, 1484, 1871, 1897, 2264
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 234, 299, 426, 451, 963, 1079, 1170, 1171, 1329, 1359, 1444,
     1688, 1689, 1732, 1929
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 50, 143
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 14, 20
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 28
STANGE, JAMES R. REPRESENTATIVE (44TH DIST. REP)
   AIRPORTS-NEARBY CONSTRUCTION.............. HB-3822
   ALL-TERRAIN-MOPED REGULATION............ HB-2327
   BLOOD BANK-DONATION IN TRUST ................ HB-0337
   BUILD ILLINOIS-GRANTS..................................... HB-0928
   CHARITABLE GAMES-VET/FRAT ORG............. HB-0177
   CHARITABLE GAMES/CIVIC ORGS...................... HB-0291
   CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE OFFENSE ...................... HB-0524
   CHILD VICTIM-EXPEDITE CASE...................... HB-0522
   CHILD-GRANDPARENT-VISITATION............. HB-1574
   CIVIC CENTER-BONDS-FINANCE................. HB-2368
   COMBINATION TRUCK TRACTOR........................ HB-2059
   CONS FRAUD-REAL ESTATE SALES.................. HB-3181




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STANGE, JAMES R. REPRESENTATIVE (44TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   COURT CLERK AUTOMATION............................... HB-3183
   CRIM PRO-SEX ACTS-SPECIF INFO................. HB-0526
   CRIM SEX ASSAULT-CLASS X FELON ............. HB-0528
   CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-BAIL BOND ................ HB-0176
   DAY CARE-SICK CHILDREN-DCFS................ HB-3184
   DCFS-EMPLOYEE-CONFLICT/INTERST........ HB-2045
   DEPT REG/ED-REVOKE LICENSE .................... HB-0047
   DRIVERS-SUBSTANCE ABUSE TEST.................. HB-3180
   ELEC CD-ELECTORAL BOARD............................. HB-3713
   ENTERTAINMT CROWD SAFETY/TICKT ........... HB-0113
   EPA DEFINE LANDFILL WASTE ............................ HB-3666
   EPA-LANDFILL MEASURE WASTE..................... HB-3669
   EPA-PHASE-II VAPOR RECOVERY SY............. HB-1610
   EPA-POLLUTION CONTROL ................................. HB-3667
   EPA-POSTCLOSURE LANDFILLS ........................ HB-3668
   FOOD HANDLERS-HEALTH TEST........................ HB-1334
   HOTEL TAX-COLLECTION.................................... HB-1443
   HUMANE CARE-ANIMALS-PENALTIES......... HB-4258
   HUMANE CARE-ANIMALS-PENALTIES......... HB-4307
   ILL PROCUREMENT INST ACT .............................. HB-2446
   INC TX-EXEMPTION-BLIND/ELDERLY ......... HB-3422
   INNKEEPERS-CHECK CASH SERVICE .............. HB-3967
   LAW ENF COMP-KILLED ON DUTY ................... HB-0259
   MANDATE-FISC NOTE-AMD BILL-CCR....... HB-3634
   MARITAL PRIVILEGE EXCEPTION....................... HB-0525
   MARRIAGE ACT-TRANSFER AUTHORTY........ HB-0049
   MARRIAGE-GRANDPARENT VISITATN........... HB-1333
   MOBILE HOME PARK ACT/CHANGE................... HB-2363
   OBSCENITY-FORFEIT PROPERTY ................... HB-0529
   OCCUP TX-GAS PREPAYMENT............................ HB-1640
   PEN CD-ST UNIV-BENEFITS............................. HB-3397
   PEST/PLANT DISEAS-DEFIN DEALER .............. HB-0375
   PRAIRIE ST 2000-SMALL BUSINESS................ HB-2444
   PUB LABOR RELATIONS-TECH CHGES............ HB-2031
   REPEALS EMISSION INSPECTION........................ HB-3823
   RESTRICT OSCILLATING LIGHT USE.................. HB-0048
   SCH CD-DISCONTINUE ED REFORM................. HB-3005
   SCH CD-ST MANDATES MORATORIUM........... HB-3182
   SCH CD-TERMIN MANDATED PROGRAM....... HB-3004
   SEX ABUSE/BAIL/CHILD-DIVORCE................ HB-0527
   SEXUAL ABSTINENCE/HEALTH EDUC .............. HB-1225
   SM BUS CONSTRUCTION NO CEILING ............... HB-2445
   SMALL BUS LITIGATION EXPENSES................... HB-2443
   SMOKE DETECTOR     ACT........................................... HB-0003
   ST POLICE-MONEY LAUNDERING-RPT......... HB-1611
   U OF I/CRIPPLED CHILDREN-FUNDS............... HB-1485
   UNLICENSED DRIVER-MISDEMEANOR........... HB-4026
   VEH CD-AUDIT/INTEREST................................... HB-0688
   VEH CD-MOTOR VEH RPT VIOLATION............. HB-2208
   VEH CD-PARKING VIOLATNS-TOWING........ HB-0080
   VEH CD-UNDERAGE DRIVERS............................ HB-3824
   VICTIMS 18-EXCLUDE FROM COURT ............... HB-0523
   WAGE PAYMT/COLLCTN-VACATN TIME....... HB-0602
   WILDLIFE CD-BANS LEGHOLD TRAPS............. HB-1486
   WORK COMP-STANDARD USED-LOSSES...... HB-0519
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY STANGE
   HOUSE BILL: 206, 207, 210, 521, 530, 566, 604, 625, 676, 859, 878, 1009, 1053, 1093,
     3453, 3900
   SENATE BILL: 39, 141, 515, 542, 635, 651, 697, 846, 972, 1073, 1234, 1342, 1377,
     1668, 1875, 2096, 2098, 2202
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 20, 26, 27, 62, 83, 161, 162, 174, 204, 205, 232, 284, 289, 389,
     488, 531, 1001, 1030, 1142, 1154, 1390, 1491, 1493, 1620, 1621, 1623, 1657, 1658,
     1678, 1807, 1814, 1839, 1853, 1915, 1943
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 19, 149, 192, 205
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 11
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 100, 104





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STECZO, TERRY A. REPRESENTATIVE (78TH DIST. DEM)
   $DEPT-REVENUE/COUNTY RECORDERS........ HB-3340
   $GRANT-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH...................... HB-3632
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC........................................  HB-0481
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC........................................  HB-1357
   $OCE-ST BOARD OF EDUCATION....................... HB-3280
   $OCE-ST BRD EDUCATION ...................................  HB-0482
   $SBE-ST AID/SUMMER SCHOOL........................... HB-0483
   $ST BRD EDUC-STATE AID..................................  HB-3281
   BEER-DEFINE SUCCESSOR BREWER ............. HB-4001
   CABLE TELEVISION-FRANCHISING .............. HB-3586
   CARNIVL SAFETY/DEFINE CARNIVAL.............. HB-0228
   CHECK CASHING BY MERCHANTS ..................... HB-0513
   CNTY OFFICERS-REAL EST FORFEIT ............... HB-1289
   COGENERATION FROM SOLID WASTE.............. HB-0942
   COMM CLLGE-DEFINITION OF BOARD............ HB-4143
   COMM COLLEGE-ADDL TAX LEVY..................... HB-4144
   COMMON COLLEG-75% PROJCT PAYMT.......... HB-0813
   CORR-MANDTRY-RELEASE TERM ................. HB-3954
   CORRECTIONS-SUPERVISED RELEASE........... HB-2603
   COUNTIES-NO PUBLISH ACCTS ......................... HB-1974
   COUNTY COMMISSIONERS-SALARIES............ HB-1015
   COUNTY RECORDER-$3500 AWARD................... HB-0941
   COUNTY RECORDER-AWARDS .......................... HB-3339
   COUNTY TREASURY-STIPEND ........................... HB-1979
   COUNTY-PUB UTIL-RIGHTS OF WAY............. HB-2746
   COURT CLERKS-STATE COMPENSATN............ HB-2747
   DEPUTY SHERIFFS-INDEMNIFY ........................ HB-2749
   DUPAGE FOREST PRESVE-ORDINANCE .......... HB-4155
   ELEC CD-CANDIDTE LOTTRY/BALLOT .......... HB-3120
   ELECTN CD-RECALL ELECTD OFFICL.............. HB-2924
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN........ HB-0393
   EPA/SEWAGE TREATMENT STANDARD............ HB-3124
   FEES-RECORDER/CLERK-INCREASE............. HB-3010
   FIRE EQUIP DISTRIBUTR/REGULATN................ HB-1279
   FISCAL NOTE ACT-SCHOOLS .............................. HB-3633
   FOREST PRESERVE-VALIDATE LEVY............... HB-1253
   FOREST PRESERVE DISTS-OFFICERS .............. HB-1255
   FOREST PRESERVE DIST-SALARY..................... HB-1256
   FOREST PRESERVE-PASS ORDINANCE............ HB-1257
   FOREST PRESRV-VALID TAX LEVIES ............. HB-1254
   FOREST PRESRV-FISCAL YEAR .......................... HB-3671
   INS-AMUSEMENT RIDE SAFETY........................ HB-0227
   LAKE CALUMET ENVIRONMENT AUTH............ HB-3922
   LIQUOR CONTROL-SPORTS STADIUM ............ HB-2886
   LIQUOR-BURDN PROOF/FELON REHAB......... HB-0727
   LOCAL GOV FINANCIAL PLAN COMM ............... HB-0300
   LOCAL GOVMT-CONTROL LANDFILLS............ HB-0589
   LOCAL GOVNT PROMPT PAYMT ACT ................. HB-3297
   MOBILE HOME PRIVILEGE-CTY SIZE................ HB-1977
   MUN-HOME RUL-NO ANNEX W/O VOTE ..... HB-1629
   MUNI CD-ADDT'L BONDING POWERS.............. HB-0854
   MUNI CD-ANNEX-HIGHWAY-NOTICES ..... HB-3652
   MUNI CD-CIVIL SERVICE-PROMOTNS .......... HB-0953
   MUNI CD-JURISDICTION/ROADS...................... HB-3650
   MUNI CD-ORDINANCE VIOLATION.................. HB-3649
   MUNI CD-ZONING-SPECIAL USE..................... HB-3651
   MUNI-COUNTY-GOV UNITS-AUDITS........... HB-1923
   MUNICIPAL CODE-TAX LEVIES.......................... HB-3653
   PARK DISTRICT-ANNEXED PROPERTY........... HB-0812
   PEN CD-IMRF/ED SERVICE CENTER .............. HB-0485
   PEN CD-POLICE-AGE RESTRICTION ............... HB-3501
   PRIVATE ALARM/SECURITY-LICENSE ........... HB-3024
   PROMPT PAYMENT-VENDOR PENALTY.......... HB-0106
   PROMPT PAYMNT-PERISHABLE GOODS......... HB-0232
   PROP TAX-COUNTY COLLECTR FEE................. HB-4264
   PROP TX-COUNTY COLLECTOR FEE................. HB-1976
   PROP TX-DELINQUENCY SALE........................... HB-1980




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STECZO, TERRY A. REPRESENTATIVE (78TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   PROP TX-TX SALE-ABSTRACTS...................... HB-1975
   PUB UTIL-WASTE ENERGY FACILITY.............. HB-2347
   PUBLIC FUNDS-FILE CERTIFICATE................... HB-1922
   REAL EST TRANSF TAX-OPEN SPACE.............. HB-1521
   REAL ESTATE TAX-OPEN SPACE........................ HB-3811
   RECORDER/COUNTY CLERK-FEES................... HB-2748
   REFERENCE BUREAU-DIGEST............................ HB-3648
   REV ACT-CTY COLLECTOR INTEREST............. HB-1978
   REV-COUNTY COLLECTOR INTEREST............. HB-4265
   SCH CD-CAREER EDUCATION ............................ HB-0875
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUC PROGRAM........ HB-1355
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUCATION.............. HB-1356
   SCH CD-MINORITY RECRUIT POLICY.............. HB-3556
   SCH CD-PROFCNCY/ADVANCD COURSE........ HB-2383
   SCH CD-SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER.................. HB-0672
   SCH CD-SCHOOL BOARD VACANCIES.............. HB-0910
   SCH CD-TEACHER EVALUATION PLAN........... HB-0992
   SCH CD- VISION TEST  ...........................................  HB-0233
   SCH CD-VOC ED/PRIMARY ED AREA............... HB-3399
   SCH CD/DOWNSTATE TAX RATE......................... HB-1790
   SOCIAL SECURITY-TOWNSHIPS....................... HB-3356
   SPECIAL ED HEALTH CARE REIMBMT............. HB-3716
   SPECIAL EDUCATION CENSUS RPTS................... HB-0319
   STEEL TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANCE..................... HB-4199
   TAX CREDIT-SENIOR CITIZENS....................... HB-0656
   TAX USE-EXEMPT FUEL/ELECTRIC ................. HB-0007
   TOWNSHIP OPEN SPACE-LIMIT.......................... HB-1049
   TOWNSHIPS-MOSQUITO ABATEMENT ............ HB-3355
   WORKER-PHY & MENTAL HANDICAPD.......... HB-3382
   WRKR COMP-PHY/MENTAL HANDICAPP....... HB-1407
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY STECZO
   HOUSE BILL: 24, 26, 143, 321, 811, 1113, 1596, 3313, 3362, 3392, 4237
   SENATE BILL: 80, 95, 129, 169, 232, 382, 438, 537, 591, 600, 682, 709, 717, 720, 809,
     898, 943, 962, 973, 1255, 1269, 1272, 1386, 1532, 1600, 1676, 1786, 1906, 1926, 2218
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 75, 119, 141, 346, 391, 408, 421, 492, 586, 731, 1315, 1518,
     1821
STEPHENS, RON REPRESENTATIVE (11OTH DIST. REP)
   $OCE- DEPT LABOR ..........................................   HB-0780
   $OCE-DEPT-LOTTERY....................................... HB-0774
   $OCE-IL RACING BOARD.....................................  HB-3225
   AIDS TESTING-PRISONERS.................................. HB-1130
   AIDS-ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION.................... HB-2043
   AIDS-HEALTHCARE WORKERS NOTICE ......... HB-2916
   AIDS-INFECTIOUS BLOOD-FELONY ............. HB-2044
   AIDS-TESTING-TRACING-REPORT.............. HB-2408
   AIDS-TRACING-REGISTRY ............................. HB-2596
   BAN BUTYL NITRITE SALE................................... HB-3642
   BRD OF REGENTS-EMPLOY CONFLICT............ HB-1998
   CHARIT GAMES-VOLUNTR FIRE DEPT............ HB-0945
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-PRESCRIPTION .................. HB-1294
   CIV ADMIN-GOV BUDGET INFO ......................... HB-2557
   CREATES PUBLIC PENSION COUNCIL............ HB-2556
   DAY CARE-CHILD ABUSE..................................... HB-3646
   DAY CARE-SICK CHILDREN-DCFS................ HB-3184
   DEPT AGING-NURS HOME-OMBUDSMN....... HB-3741
   DEPT CONSRVATN-STATE NURSERIES........... HB-2217
   DISCLOSE REBATE TERMS ................................... HB-1386
   DMHDD-REPORT ON AUTISM ........................... HB-2112
   DMHDD-RPT-CITIZENS COUNCIL.................. HB-2618
   ELEC CD-DISCOVERY RECOUNT........................ HB-2936
   ELECTN CD-RECALL ELECTD OFFICL.............. HB-2924
   EMERGENCY GENERAL ASSISTANCE................ HB-0130
   EPA-HAZ WASTE-STATUE LIMITATN............ HB-2329
   EPA--SOLID WASTE FEE-EXEMPTION............. HB-0318
   FED GOV NUCLEAR FUEL/FEE............................... HB-3430
   FIREARM SHOOTING RANGE DEV ACT.............. HB-3069




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STEPHENS, RON REPRESENTATIVE (110TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   FISCAL NOTE ACT/FILE BILL................................ HB-2387
   GENERAL ASSEMBLY-LIMITS BILLS................ HB-1634
   HOSPITAL PATIENTS RIGHTS................................ HB-3808
   IDENTIFY SCH CHILDREN WITH AID................. HB-3394
   IMMUNIZATN/DENTAL ADVISRY COMM......... HB-2682
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-2893
   INCOME TAX-HOME CARE SERVICE................ HB-1385
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT...................... HB-3031
   INS-LIFE CARE CONTRACTS ............................... HB-3809
   JURY LISTS-DRIVERS LICENSE.......................... HB-1113
   LEMON LAW-FARM TRACTOR ........................... HB-1107
   LOTTERY-NEW DUTIES/SALES AGENT........... HB-2799
   MALPRACTICE/DAMAGE LIABLILITY ............... HB-2468
   MHDD-CONFIDENTIALITY-LAW ENFMT..... HB-3453
   MUNI CD-PLATS-SOIL CONSERVATN ............ HB-1119
   NEW CLASS/LICENSES/WINE MFGR.................. HB-3849
   NUTRITION/HYDRATION/WELL-BEING........ HB-4094
   PEN CD-INVEST-IDFA LOANS........................... HB-2561
   PHARM PRAC ACT-FILING PRESCRIP.............. HB-1045
   PHYSICAL THERAPY-UNLAWFUL PRAC......... HB-1297
   PLATS-APPROVAL/SEPTIC-ACCESS ........... HB-0532
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW BRD................... HB-3393
   PROHIBITS HOMOSEXUAL INSTRUCTN ............ HB-1226
   PUB AID-NO GEN ASSIST-STRIKE.................... HB-1993
   PUB UTIL & ELECTIONS-RETENTION.............. HB-3868
   PUBLIC AID-HIGH SCHOOL GRAD..................... HB-0193
   RELIGIOUS TRUSTEES IMMUNITY...................... HB-2923
   REPEAL COMPENSATION REVIEW ACT............. HB-4272
   SCH CD-PROVIDE NO CONTRACPTVES............ HB-0925
   SCH CD-SPECL ED/DEFINE AUTISM.............. HB-2645
   SCH CD-TEACHER EVALUATION....................... HB-0126
   SCH-PROVIDING CONTRACEPTIVES ............. HB-3483
   SCHOOLS CONTRACEPTIVE-PROVIDNG ......... HB-4138
   SEXUAL ABSTINENCE/HEALTH EDUC ............. HB-1225
   SHELTER CARE-DETENTION HOMES.............. HB-2594
   SIU-ELECTED BRD OF TRUSTEES....................... HB-3751
   SOUTHWEST DEVELOPMNT AUTHORITY......... HB-0301
   STATE AGCY MUST BUY US FOOD....................... HB-0468
   UNEMPLOYMNT INS-SCH BUS DRIVER........... HB-0195
   UNION REFERRALS-EMPLOYER RGHTS......... HB-1296
   VEH CD-OBSOLETE LANGUAGE......................... HB-0058
   VEH CD-PEARL HARBOR PLATES ...................... HB-4237
   VEH CD/$1000 FINE/NO LIAB CVRG .................. HB-2467
   WKR COMP PRE-EXISTNG CONDITION........... HB-0289
   WORKERS COMP-DISFIGUREMENT.................. HB-0290
   WRKR COMP/OCC DIS-COMP-ALCOHOL...... HB-1400
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY STEPHENS
   HOUSE BILL: 5, 55, 56, 85, 143, 279, 706, 878, 1393, 1818, 2761, 2840, 2886, 2918,
     3004, 3033, 3053, 3076, 3549, 3551, 3971
   SENATE BILL: 63, 85, 184, 240, 317, 326, 336, 515, 742, 868, 1735, 1743, 1744, 2079
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 74, 137, 222, 255, 387, 472, 474, 546, 547, 652, 670, 705, 863,
     883, 1081, 1110, 1170, 1192, 1270, 1339, 1353, 1359, 1420, 1629, 1654, 1662, 1680,
     1711, 1717, 1916
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 182, 187, 200
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 48, 56, 65
STERN, GRACE MARY REPRESENTATIVE (58TH DIST. DEM)
   $DCCA-NORTHSHORE CONCERT BAND.......... HB-0242
   ACC/HLTH CLAIM-EMPLYEE DISCHRG.......... HB-0814
   AIDS TEST-MARRIAGE LICENSE........................ HB-3026
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE................................ HB-3098
   AUTOMATIC FUNDS TRANSFER........................... HB-1151
   BILL OF RIGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................. HB-1813
   BILLBOARDS-LOCAL REGULATION.................. HB-0625
   CHILD-GRANDPARENT-VISITATION............. HB-1574
   CIVIL PROC-QUICK TAKE OVERS....................... HB-4169
   CLEAN AIR-NO SMOKING/RESTURANT......... HB-0154





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   CNTY EXEC-NOMINATION & ELECTON......... HB-2896
   COMPREH HLTH ED-ORGAN TRANSPLT......... HB-0409
   CORR-PAROLE TERMS........................................... HB-3955
   CORRECT-COUNSEL FILE STATEMENT .......... HB-2179
   CORRECTIONS-PAROLE......................................  HB-2180
   COUNTY EXECUTIVE-ADOPTION...................... HB-2894
   COUNTY HOMES-TAX RATE................................ HB-0873
   CREDIT CARD APPLICATN DISCLOSR ................ HB-1630
   CRIM CD-AGGRAVATED BATTERY ................... HB-0330
   CRIM CD-ETHNIC INTIMIDATION..................... HB-2931
   CRIM CD-NO PLASTIC FIREARMS .................. HB-3294
   CRIM CD-PROH NONMETAL WEAPONS .......... HB-0034
   CRIM PRO/REDUCE GRAND JURY........................ HB-1132
   DCFS-COMMUNITY-EDUCATION.................. HB-0547
   DCFS-HOMELESS YOUTHS-SHELTER ............ HB-0412
   DMHDD-POWER/DUTY-FAMILY IMPACT .... HB-3752
   EL CD-TIME OFF FOR ELCTN JUDGS ................ HB-1293
   ELEC CD-ABSENTEE BALLOTS.......................... HB-0105
   ELEC CD-ADVISORY PUBLIC QUESTN ............. HB-0565
   ELEC CD-DISCOVERY PETITION FEE................ HB-0940
   ELEC CD-LIMIT CAMPAIGN CONTRIB............. HB-0822
   ELEC CD-MAIL REGISTRATION........................... HB-1308
   ELEC CD-WRITE IN ABSENTEE........................... HB-1245
   ELEC-GENERAL PRIMARY DATE CHG............. HB-0435
   ELEC-MAIL REGISTRATION/VOTERS ............. HB-4168
   ELECT CD-MIDWEST REGIONAL PRES............ HB-3076
   ELECTION CD-WRITE-IN VOTES...................... HB-3122
   ELECTION CODE-PETITION SHEETS............... HB-3088
   EPA RADON GAS LOAN PROGRAM..................... HB-1887
   FLOOD PLAINS-SALE OR LEASE........................ HB-1095
   FLOODPLAIN CONSTRUCTION ACT ................... HB-0368
   GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN FINANCE .......... HB-0821
   HEALTH CARE STUDY COMMITTEE ................... HB-4235
   HIWAY CD-TRANSPORTN IMPACT FEE........... HB-1672
   HORSE RACING--OFF-TRACK BETTING ......... HB-2941
   HUMAN RGHT-EMPL-PREGNACY/BIRTH .... HB-0086
   I SEARCH-LOCAL GOVT DEFINED..................... HB-0726
   IL DEPT  PUBLIC  AID................................................  HB-0546
   INCOME TAX-ALZHEIMER EXEMPTION......... HB-0631
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-1124
   INCOME TX-EXEMPTS FOSTER CHILD ............ HB-1720
   INDEP/WRITE-IN LOSER PROVISION............... HB-0466
   INSURANCE-IN VITRO FERTILIZATN.............. HB-4263
   INTERGOV COOP-HWY TRANS DIST................. HB-0104
   LAUNDERING MONETARY INSTRUMENT........ HB-2137
   LAWN CHEMICL APPLICATN NOTICE................ HB-0918
   LOBBYIST REG ACT-DISCLOSURE..................... HB-0816
   MARRIAGE LICENSE TESTING.............................. HB-3111
   MHDDC-TEEN SUICIDE PREVENTION.............. HB-0548
   ORGAN DONOR PROTOCOL................................ HB-0408
   PERMITS SUNDAY CAR SALES.............................. HB-0559
   PESTICIDE ACT-LOCAL ENFORCEMNT ........... HB-0990
   PUB HEALTH-BLOOD DONATN STDRDS.......... HB-0982
   PUB HEALTH-DIABETES-HISPANICS ............. HB-1646
   PUB HEALTH-FUNDS-AIDS SERVICES........... HB-3461
   PUB HLTH-OSTEOPOROSIS CAMPAIGN........... HB-0028
   SCH CD-AMERICAN INDIAN WEEK .................. HB-0027
   SCH CD-DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE-APR....... HB-3011
   SCH CD-JUST SAY NO DAY................................... HB-0035
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0916
   STATE REVENUE SHARING.................................... HB-3630
   TOWNSHHP OPEN SPACE-FARM LAND........... HB-3006
   TOXIC SUBST-HAZARD WARNINGS................. HB-0627
   TRUTH IN TAX-APPLICABILITY.......................... HB-2913
   UNIF DETERMINATION OF DEATH .................. HB-0598
   URBAN STORMDRAINAGE DIST ACT.................. HB-0997
   VEH CD-ALCOHOL/DRUG TEST.......................... HB-0185




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   VEH CD-TRUCK SPEED LIMIT-50MPH............ HB-1612
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY STERN
   HOUSE BILL: 19, 20, 26, 100, 203, 245, 384, 405, 503, 517, 518, 522, 525, 736, 737,
     739, 740, 742, 913, 998, 1129, 1333, 1357, 1534, 1717, 1908, 2013, 2559, 2656, 3370,
     3429, 3504, 3582, 4131
   SENATE BILL: 76, 117, 205, 242, 260, 483, 644, 687, 801, 826, 958, 1000, 1018, 1318,
     1335, 1407, 1501, 1633
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 33, 34, 45, 46, 47, 63, 87, 88, 89, 90, 95, 108, 116, 130, 132,
     151, 155, 171, 172, 183, 185, 193, 194, 202, 203, 211, 238, 265, 266, 280, 285, 368,
     386, 392, 401, 462, 479, 480, 486, 505, 506, 507, 508, 510, 518, 558, 579, 585, 638,
     754, 755, 756, 776, 784, 796, 818, 826, 901, 912, 931, 987, 989, 1022, 1023, 1101,
     1131, 1132, 1152, 1153, 1160, 1189, 1200, 1228, 1238, 1239, 1267, 1288, 1301, 1332,
     1333, 1334, 1335, 1366, 1367, 1419, 1466, 1467, 1481, 1542, 1553, 1570, 1572, 1611,
     1612, 1618, 1656, 1803, 1804, 1809, 1833, 1843, 1894, 1936, 1988, 1998
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 37, 66, 67, 82, 94, 107, 108, 115, 116, 117, 126, 127,
     150
SUTKER, CALVIN R. REPRESENTATIVE (56TH DIST. DEM)
   $EPA-DIVISION NOISE POLLUTION.................. HB-2398
   $GRANTS-ST BRD EDUC........................................ HB-1357
   ACC/HLTH CLAIM-EMPLYEE DISCHRG.......... HB-0814
   ADDICTS-TREATMENT/CONVICTION ............. HB-0504
   AUTO INS-HANDICAPPED POLICY .................... HB-1717
   BILL OF RGHTS-DEVEL DISABILTY................... HB-2930
   CHECK CASHING BY MERCHANTS ..................... HB-0513
   CHILD SERV-EMPLOYEE-BACKGROUND ..... HB-3697
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-INCOME LEVEL................. HB-0273
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-DRUGS................................ HB-3618
   CONDOS-PROPERTY-TAX ASSESSMENT ...... HB-4131
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-BUILDING............ HB-1302
   COOK CTY PENS CD/DWNST FIREMEN ............. HB-2713
   CREDIT CARD APPLICATN DISCLOSR ............... HB-1630
   CRIM CD-BATTERY SR CITIZENS ................... HB-3615
   CRIM CD-ETHNIC INTIMIDATION .................. HB-2931
   DASA-HOTLINES/ADS-PREVNT ABUSE ........ HB-0946
   DCFS-APPEALS-PLACEMENTS.......................... HB-1364
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE-INVESTIGATNS............. HB-0094
   DCFS-COMPUTERIZE CASE TRACKING........... HB-0096
   DCMS-PHONE DIRECTORIES............................... HB-1129
   DECEPTV PRACTIC-TREBLE DAMAGES........... HB-0357
   DISASTER RELIEF-ST REIMBURSMNT............. HB-4267
   DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER FUND.............. HB-1343
   DIV DEFENS CONTRACT PROCUREMNT ........... HB-1003
   DMHDD-INSTITUTIONS-STAFF...................... HB-2929
   DRAM SHOP-FALSE ID-MINOR......................... HB-3361
   DRAM SHOPS-SALE TO MINOR........................... HB-3173
   DRUG CONVCTN SUPERVISION............................ HB-0931
   DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY ACT................ HB-1109
   ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT-DEPT AGING........... HB-3103
   EPA RADON GAS LOAN PROGRAM.................... HB-1887
   EPA-ONSITE WASTE PERMITS ............................ HB-3315
   FLAG THEFT/VANDALISM-FELONY.................. HB-0871
   FRAUD-HOTEL PHONE CHARGE........................ HB-4183
   FULL SERV/HANDICAPPED DRIVER................ HB-4106
   HUM RTS-NO SEX DISC-INSURANCE............. HB-3904
   I SEARCH-LOCAL GOVT DEFINED..................... HB-0726
   INC TAX-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATE............... HB-1908
   INC TX-ADDL-EXEMPT $1000 ............................ HB-0251
   INC-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATING ................... HB-4268
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-0626
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT....................... HB-3317
   INS CD-ALZHEIMERS INS COVERAGE............. HB-0634
   INS CD-ANTITRUST EXEMPTION....................... HB-3902
   INS CD-CONSUMER GUIDE............................... HB-3909
   INS CD-RATE REGULATION.................................. HB-3901
   INS CD-SIMPLIFICATION POLICIES............... HB-3903
   JUDGMENTS-RATES OF INTEREST ................ HB-3885




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SUTKER, CALVIN R. REPRESENTATIVE (56TH DIST. DEM--Cont.
   JUV CT ACT-GUARDIAN AD LITEM................... HB-1709
   LIE DETECTION TEST-EMPLOYMENT.............. HB-1048
   LIE DETECTION TEST-EMPLOYMENT.............. HB-3388
   LIMIT AUTOMATIC TELLER FEES........................ HB-4294
   LOBBYIST REG ACT-DISCLOSURE..................... HB-0816
   LOCAL GOV-POLICE PROTECTN/FEES............. HB-0087
   LOCAL GOVNT PROMPT PAYMT ACT ................. HB-3297
   MEDICAID-ELIGIBILITY-INCOME................... HB-3698
   MENTAL HEALTH-TOWNSHP FACILITY......... HB-1046
   MORTGAGE APPLY WITHDRAW REFUND......... HB-4184
   PHONE AD SALES DISCLOSURE............................ HB-0541
   PHYSICIANS-MEDICARE-LICENSE................. HB-0815
   POWER OF ATTY-HEALTH CARE ....................... HB-0842
   PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REVIEW COMM.............. HB-0306
   PROB ACT-GUARDIAN DUTY/AGENCY........... HB-1108
   PROHIBIT BUSINESS-NAZI GERMANY ............ HB-2417
   PROP TAX EXTENSN-LIMIT................................. HB-2887
   PUB AID CD-$50 PASS-THROUGH..................... HB-1366
   PUB AID-EXTEND CHILD CARE.......................... HB-3529
   PUB SAFETY AGENCY-DEAF/PHONES............. HB-4139
   PUB UTIL NO SUMMER RATES.............................. HB-2905
   PUB UTIL-LOCAL PHONE SERVICE ................... HB-0748
   PUB UTIL-PHONE  BILLS ........................................ HB-1890
   PUBL UTIL-ADVERTISING-RATES................. HB-3475
   PUBL UTIL-HEARING AID/TELEPHNE............. HB-3565
   PUBLIC AID CD-REVISE PLAN............................. HB-3621
   PUBLIC COMM COLLEGE-LIABLE...................... HB-4073
   RADON MITIGATN/CONSUMR PROTECT.......... HB-3780
   RESPONSIVE ED SYSTEM ACT ............................... HB-0320
   SCH CD-DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE-APR....... HB-3011
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUC PROGRAM ........ HB-1355
   SCH CD-FAMILY-SEX EDUCATION ................. HB-1356
   SCH CD-SUPPELMENTAL STATE AID ............. HB-3079
   SCH CD-TCHR INSTIT/SUICID INFO................. HB-0394
   SCH-NONPUBLIC INSTUTN HGHR ED.............. HB-3723
   SEN CITZ-PARKINSONS DISEASE...................... HB-3897
   SENIORS TAX LIMITATION ACT........................... HB-2890
   SEX DISCRIM-PUBLIC ACCOMMODATN ......... HB-2983
   SHRT FORM POWR OF ATTY/PROPRTY............. HB-1110
   SMOKE DETECTORS-FACILITIES....................... HB-2403
   SOCIAL WORK-DEFER REPEAL........................... HB-3264
   SR CITZ/DISABLED-CAP LIMIT .......................... HB-3062
   TAX-EXEMPTIONS/BLIND/ELDERLY .............. HB-4204
   TELE RATES DEAF SERVICES ................................ HB-3561
   TELEPHONE LIFELINE RATES............................... HB-0752
   TRUTH IN TAX-APPLICABILITY......................... HB-2913
   UNFAIR PRACTICE-CIVIL SUIT .......................... HB-3905
   VEH CD-RR MAINTENANCE................................ HB-2928
   VEH CD--TRUCK SPEED LIMIT-50MPH............ HB-1612
   VEH CODE-RENTALS/INSURNCE SOLD.......... HB-0555
   VEH-FIRETRUCK SAFETY INSPECTN............... HB-0422
   YOUNG LEADERS SCHLRSHP PROGRAM.......... HB-2460
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY SUTKER
   HOUSE BILL: 6, 34, 36, 47, 49, 72, 105, 180, 184, 247, 252, 269, 294, 405, 425, 461,
     464, 465, 491, 502, 525, 527, 528, 529, 549, 644, 645, 672, 685, 696, 787, 865, 882,
     883, 885, 915, 947, 975, 1068, 1145, 1240, 1299, 1384, 1605, 1628, 1631, 1801, 1832,
     1882, 1909, 2007, 2052, 2114, 2152, 2201, 2259, 2301, 2328, 2370, 2371, 2389, 2456,
     2585, 2625, 2694, 2914, 2957, 2958, 2959, 2960, 3016, 3133, 3169, 3179, 3274, 3313,
     3333, 3335, 3336, 3363, 3365, 3374, 3380, 3437, 3563, 3564, 3626, 3793, 3908, 3915,
     4098, 4126, 4219
     SENATE BILL: 22, 77, 205, 241, 242, 524, 525, 569, 570, 579, 668, 687, 695, 697, 752,
     801, 875, 939, 955, 1000, 1025, 1037, 1108, 1147, 1155, 1159, 1180, 1266, 1319, 1325,
     1326, 1328, 1335, 1403, 1517, 1707, 1812, 1913, 1947, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1995,
     2002, 2063, 2263
     HOUSE RESOLUTION: 361, 512, 558, 569, 589, 662, 1193, 1208, 1237, 1417, 1602,
     1612, 1667, 1720, 1936
     HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 3, 37, 183, 211




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   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 30
TATE, MICHAEL J. REPRESENTATIVE (102ND DIST. REP)
   $BUILD IL PROGRAM............................................. HB-3206
   $BUILD ILLINOIS PROGRAM............................... HB-0786
   $CDB PROJECTS......................... .................... HB-0799
   $CDB-REAPPROPRIATIONS................................ HB-1234
   $CONSERVATION-CATFISH STUDY ............... HB-3882
   $DCCA-INDUSTRIAL TRAINING......................... HB-3783
   $DEPT AG-PSEUDORABIES CNTL ACT.............. HB-0055
   $GRANTS-EPA TRUST FUND COMMSN............ HB-0758
   $GRF/IL DEVELOP FINANCE AUTH..................... HB-3440
   $IL FARM DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY............. HB-0757
   $OCE-ABANDONED MINED COUNCIL.............. HB-0759
   $OCE- BOB ............................................ ...................  H B-0788
   $OCE-CAP DEV BOARD ...........................................  HB-0785
   $OCE-CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ................. HB-3208
   $OCE-COMMS BANKS/TRUST COMPANY....... HB-0766
   $OCE-COURT OF CLAIMS ...................................... HB-0790
   $OCE-COURT OF CLAIMS...................................... HB-3226
   $OCE-CRIMINAL JUSTCE INFO AUTH.............. HB-0768
   $OCE-DCCA/VARIOUS AGENCIES .................. HB-0784
   $OCE- DC FS  ................................................................  H B-3211
   $OCE-DCMS....................... ..................... HB-0778
   $OCE- DENR ....................... ...... ................ HB-0777
   $OCE-DEPT AGING ..................... ...................... HB-0782
   $OCE-DEPT AGRICULTURE.................................. HB-0791
   $OCE-DEPT CONSERVATION ............................. HB-0961
   $OCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS .................................. HB-0789
   $OCE-DEPT CORRECTIONS .................................. HB-0962
   $OCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0779
   $OCE-DEPT ENERGY & NATURAL RES............ HB-3237
   $OCE-DEPT LABOR ............................................... HB-0780
   $OCE-DEPT MINES & MINERALS .................... HB-3210
   $OCE-DEPT PROFESSNAL REGULATN ............. HB-3209
   $OCE-DEPT PUBL HEALTH ................................... HB-0792
   $OCE-DEPT PUBLIC AID.................. .................... HB-0960
   $OCE-DEPT-AGING ............................................. HB-3229
   $OCE-DEPT-CMS ............................................ HB-3204
   $OCE-DEPT-CORRECTIONS ............................. HB-3205
   $OCE-DEPT-HUMAN RIGHTS ............................ HB-3202
   $OCE-DEPT-INSURANCE/CHIPS................... HB-3199
   $OCE-DEPT-LOTTERY ........................................ HB-0774
   $OCE-DEPT-NUCLEAR SAFETY ........................ HB-0775
   $OCE-DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH ......................... . HB-3212
   $OCE-DEPT-REHABILITATION SERV.............. HB-3203
   $OCE-DEPT-REVENUE .........................................  HB-3228
   $OCE-DEPT-STATE POLICE ................................ HB-0770
   $OCE--DEPT-STATE POLICE ................................ HB-3201
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION ...................... HB-3227
   $OCE-DEPT-TRANSPORTATION ....................... HB-3231
   $OCE-DEPT--VETERANS AFFAIRS..................... HB-0776
   $OCE- DM H DD ............................................................ HB-0783
   $OCE-GEN ASSEMBLY RETIREMENT ............... HB-0763
   $OCE-GOV LAW ENFORCEMT OFFICER........... HB-0793
   $OCE-GUARDIANSHIP ADVOCACY ................... HB-0781
   $OCE-HEALTH CARE COST COUNCIL.............. HB-3233
   $OCE-HISTORIC PRESERVTN AGENCY............ HB-3234
   $OCE-HLTH CARE COST CONTAINMNT.......... HB-0771
   $OCE-HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION ............. HB-3232
   $OCE-IL ARTS COUNCIL..................................... HB-3207
   $OCE-IL COMMERCE COMMISSION............... HB-0773
   $OCE-IL RACING BOARD.................................... HB-3225
   $OCE-INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION................... HB-3230
   $OCE-JUDGE RETIREMNT SYSTEM ................... HB-0762
   $OCE-LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION.......... HB-3243
   $OCE-LOCAL GOVMT LAW ENFORCEMT........ HB-3242




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   $OCE-LOCAL LABOR RELATION BRD............... HB-3241
   $OCE-LT GOVERNOR........................................ HB-0772
   $OCE-LT GOVERNOR............................................  HB-3244
   $OCE-METRO FAIR/EXPO AUTHORITY ........... HB-0767
   $OCE-OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR..................... HB-3200
   $OCE-OFFICE OF PUBLIC COUNSEL.................. HB-3239
   $OCE-POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD............... HB-3240
   $OCE-PRAIRIE STATE 2000 AUTH....................... HB-0756
   $OCE-PRISONER REVIEW BOARD .................... HB-0769
   $OCE-PROPERTY TAX APPEAL BOARD............ HB-3238
   $OCE-SCH TEACH PEN/RETIREMNT ................ HB-0765
   $OCE-ST EMERGENCY SERV/DISASTR............ HB-3224
   $OCE-ST EMPLOY RETIREMNT SYSTM............ HB-0760
   $OCE-ST LABOR RELATIONS BOARD................ HB-3236
   $OCE-STATE FIRE MARSHAL .............................. HB-3235
   $OCE-TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM.......... HB-0764
   $OCE-VARIOUS STATE AGENCIES................. HB-0761
   $PUB HEALTH-RAPE PROGRAMS...................... HB-3643
   $VARIOUS AGENCIES-BUILD IL ......................... HB-3245
   AQUATIC LIFE-EMERGENCY TAKING............. HB-2234
   BOARDS OF REVIEW-ELECTION......................... HB-1269
   BUILD ILLINOIS REAPPROPRIATION.................. HB-1552
   CANOE AND KAYAK REGISTRATION................. HB-2925
   CHARIT GAMES-VOLUNTR FIRE DEPT............ HB-0945
   CIVIL PRO-COLLATERAL SOURCES............... HB- 1131
   CIVIL PROC-COLLAT-SOURCE PAYMT.......... HB-1476
   CMS-ENCOURAGE RECYCLING .................. HB-4033
   CORN-BASED PLASTIC BAGS............................... HB-3254
   COUNTY AUDITOR-BOARD.................................. HB-2412
   DASA- AIDS ......................... ...... ...............  HB-3639
   DENR-CORN PLASTICS........................................ HB-3549
   DEPT-PUBLIC AID-AIDS ...................................... HB-3638
   DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH-AIDS............................ HB-3640
   DEREGULATE GAS & ELECTRICITY.................... HB-4221
   ELCTN CD-POLLING PLACES .............................. HB-0174
   ELEC CD-POLLING PLACES.................................. HB-2967
   ENERGY ASSISTANCE-WEATHERIZATN ........ HB-0393
   EPA-6-PACK RINGS-BEVERAGE CANS......... HB-3551
   FIREARM OWNERS ID-FELONY ..................... HB-0255
   FIREARM PRODUCTS LIABILITY ACT................. HB-0140
   FIREARM SHOOTING RANGE DEV ACT.............. HB-3069
   FISH-WILDLIFE-NO LOCAL REGIST............... HB-0540
   FUEL STANDARD-LESS OCTANE 90 .................. HB-3647
   GENRL OBLIGATION BOND INCREASE.............. HB-4193
   GRANTS-FIREARMS RANGE................................ HB-1958
   LIBRARIES-NON RESIDENCY FEE................... HB-1295
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-APPLICATION................. HB-0102
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-APPLICATION................. HB-0103
   MUNI CD-NO REG GUNS....................................... HB-1270
   NATL ASSOC INS COMMISSIONERS.................... HB-1164
   PEN CD-TEACHER-SINGLE INCREASE.......... HB-1688
   PURCHASE ACT-PERFORMANCE STAND........ HB-3222
   REPEAL COMPENSATION REVIEW ACT............. HB-4272
   REV ACT-DEFINE TAXING DISTRICT ............... HB-1174
   SCH CD-DISCONTINUE ED REFORM.............. HB-3005
   SCH CD-TERMIN MANDATED PROGRAM....... HB-3004
   SCH-ATHLETIC ASSOC MEMBER FEES............ HB-2413
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-3688
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS...................... HB-4239
   ST CAP PROJECTS-AGENCY REPORT................ HB-3735
   SWINE DISEASE CONTROL ACT............................ HB-0056
   VEH CD-HARVEST WEIGHT PERMIT................. HB-3523
   VEH CD-REPEAL SAFETY BELTS..................... HB-0005
   WILDLIFE CD-REGULATIONS ............................. HB-2237
   WORKER COMP-INTEREST AWARDS............ HB-2447
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY TATE
   HOUSE BILL: 333, 441, 1045, 1122, 1223, 2437




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TATE, MICHAEL J. REPRESENTATIVE (102ND DIST. REP)-Cont.
   SENATE BILL: 23, 132, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327,
     329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 343, 344, 345, 346,
     347, 348, 349, 366, 371, 417, 453, 762, 778, 835, 836, 839, 962, 1253, 1463, 1464,
     1696, 1728, 1729, 1730, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1738, 1739, 1740, 1741,
     1742, 1743, 1744, 1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755, 1756,
     1757, 1758, 1759, 1923, 2021, 2022
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 127, 246, 381, 426, 432, 433, 519, 665, 904, 1037, 1109, 1169,
     1179, 1294, 1303, 1306, 1339, 1420, 1500, 1593, 1615, 1629, 1637, 1662, 1680, 1681,
     1716, 1718
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 145, 160, 182, 184, 187
TERZICH, ROBERT M.SR. REPRESENTATIVE (48TH DIST. DEM)
   $CHGO METRO FAIR/EXPO AUTH........................ HB-0109
   $EPA-DIVISION NOISE POLLUTION.................. HB-2398
   $OCE-DEPT EMPLOYMENT SECURITY............. HB-0564
   AIDS-CONTACT TRACING .................................... HB-1152
   CD CIV PROCEDURE-AMEND VARIOUS........... HB-0713
   CHG DISTRCT/CHILD ADOPTION/AGE.............. HB-2711
   CHG FIREFIGHTERS PENSION/RATES ............... HB-2710
   CHI FIREMN PEN-WRKR COMPENSTN ............ HB-0114
   CHICAGO SAN DIST-POLICE POWER ............ HB-1082
   CHICAGO SANITARY DIST-LEASES .................. HB-3087
   CHILD SERV-EMPLOYEE-BACKGROUND ..... HB-3697
   CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT ........................................ HB-0020
   CNTY JAIL-DEFINE GOOD BEHAVIOR.............. HB-1601
   COMMITTEES/BOARDS-REPEAL................... HB-2256
   COMPTROLLER-RECORDS-MERIT BD ........... HB-1918
   COOK CTY PENS CD/DWNST FIREMEN ............. HB-2713
   COURT CLERKS-RECORDERS/FEES.................. HB-3918
   COURT CLERKS-VARIOUS COURTS.................. HB-3584
   CREDIT CARD- DISCLOSE...................................... HB-3380
   CREDIT CARD-INTEREST RATES....................... HB-0019
   CRIM CD-ARSON/CLASS 1 FELONY.................. HB-0543
   CRIM CD-CLOSED CIRCUIT TV ........................... HB-1603
   CRIM CD-DUI-RECKLESS HOMICIDE ............. HB-0697
   CRIM CD-INCREASE PENALTIES ................... HB-1624
   CRIMINAL JUSTICE RETMNT SYSTEM .............. HB-1913
   DEBT COLLECT SCHOLARSHIP COMM............... HB-1956
   DISASTER RELIEF-STATE REIMBURS .............. HB-1068
   DRAM SHOP-FALSE ID-MINOR......................... HB-3361
   DRAM SHOPS-SALE TO MINOR......................... HB-3173
   DROPOUTS LOSE DRIVERS LICENSES ............. HB-0666
   EMS SYSTEMS ACT-REVIEW BOARD................ HB-1249
   EMS SYSTEMS ACT-LICENSE EMT .................... HB-1425
   ENTERPRISE ZONE INVESTMENT ....................... HB-3097
   EPA RADON GAS LOAN PROGRAM..................... HB-1887
   EPA SANITARY-ZONE APPROVAL................ HB-3351
   EPA-ONSITE WASTE PERMITS ........................... HB-3315
   FRAUD-HOTEL PHONE CHARGE....................... HB-4183
   HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION-WAR VETS ............ HB-3711
   HWY CD-VET PARADES-LIABILITY................ HB-0452
   IL CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT .................................. HB-4195
   INC TAX-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATE .............. HB-1908
   INC-CREDIT-NOISE INSULATING ................ HB-4268
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS ................................ HB-0865
   INCREAS GEN HOMESTEAD EXEMPTN.............. HB-0022
   INS CD-COLLISION DEDUCTIBLES.................... HB-1595
   INS CD-LONG TERM HEALTH INS .................. HB-4110
   INS CD-REJECT UNINSURED OFFER ................ HB-0024
   JAILS-ARRESTING AGENCIES RESPN.............. HB-3110
   JUV CT-AGGRVTD BATTRY-FIREARM........... HB-1596
   JUVENILE COURT ACT     1987.................................... HB-0787
   LABOR RELATN-SECURITY EMPLOYES.......... HB-1604
   LIMIT AUTOMATIC TELLER FEES..................... HB-4294
   LOCAL GOV-POLICE PROTECTN/FEES............. HB-0087
   LOCAL GOVNT PROMPT PAYMT ACT .............. HB-3297
   LONG TERM OMBUDSMAN ACT............................ HB-2694




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TERZICH, ROBERT M.SR. REPRESENTATIVE (48TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   MCCORMICK PLACE REHAB FUND..................... HB-2624
   METRO SAN DIST-OPEN POSITION.................... HB-1219
   MISTREATMENT OF POLICE DOGS...................... HB-1548
   MOBILE HOME-PRIVACY ..................................... HB-2940
   MOBILE HOMES-LEASE PROVISIONS............ HB-3706
   MORTGAGE APPLY WITHDRAW REFUND......... HB-4184
   MUNI CD-FOREIGN FIRE TAX............................. HB-0586
   MUNI CD-FOREIGN FIRE TAX............................. HB-4058
   NE IL PLAN COMM-MEMBERSHIP..................... HB-4146
   PEN CD-CHG FIREMN/WIDOW/INCR.............. HB-0014
   PEN CD-CHGO FIRMN/RATE/RESERVE.......... HB-0012
   PEN CD-CHGO FIREMN-INCR $1...................... HB-0018
   PEN CD-CHGO FIRE-STRIKE CREDIT............. HB-1012
   PEN CD-CHGO LAB-INTEREST........................ HB-0568
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-CHILD ANNUITY......... HB-0382
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-INTEREST...................... HB-0567
   PEN CD-CHICAGO FIRE-PARAMEDIC............ HB-1191
   PEN CD-EXCLUD AUXILIARY POLICE.............. HB-0032
   PEN CD-IMRF-SHERIFF CREDITS.................... HB-0397
   PEN CD-LABORER-CHILD ANNUITY.............. HB-0570
   PEN CD-METRO SAN DIST-INCREASE........... HB-2385
   PEN CD-NEW CHI TRNSIT AUTH ART.............. HB-0220
   PEN-CHGO MUNI EMP/WIDOW ANNUIT........ HB-0383
   PEN-CHGO MUNI-WIDOW ANNUITANT ....... HB-0571
   PEN-CHI POLIC-AUTO ANNUAL INC.............. HB-0115
   PENSION-POLICE-LATE MARRIAGE .............. HB-1083
   PENSION-POLICE-SALARY .............................. HB-1084
   PENSION-POLICE-BOARD MEMBERS ............. HB-1086
   PROP TAX EXTENSN-LIMIT................................. HB-2887
   PUB AID-AFDC-SCH ATTENDANCE ............... HB-4189
   PUB LBRARY-POLIC/FIRMN APPLCTN............ HB-0866
   PUB UTIL-KEEP SERV APPOINTMENT.............. HB-1362
   PUB UTIL/RATE SCHEDULE/USAGE................... HB-2900
   PUBL UTIL-ADVERTISING-RATES................ HB-3475
   REDUCED CAR REGISTRATN-SENIORS........... HB-2382
   REPEAL-VEH EMISSION INSPECTN .................. HB-1618
   REQUIRES BOXERS EXAMINATIONS.............. HB-0043
   RESTRICTS RETAIL LIQUOR SALES .................... HB-0021
   SAFETY RESPONSIBILTY/COMPLIANC ............. HB-0026
   SAN DIST-RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT........... HB-1454
   SANITARY DIST-HEARING OFFICER............. HB-1701
   SANITARY DISTRICTS-BONDS............................ HB-3309
   SANT DIST-CIVIL SERVICE EXAM ..................... HB-3678
   SCH CD-CHGO-WARD DISTRICTS.................... HB-4012
   SCH CD-TCHR INSTIT/SUICID INFO.............. HB-0394
   SCH CD/JUVENILE CHRONIC TRUANT.............. HB-1193
   SEN CITZ-PARKINSONS DISEASE...................... HB-3897
   SENIORS TAX LIMITATION ACT........................... HB-2890
   SHERIFFS- FEES ......................................................  HB-0396
   SMOKE DETECTORS-FACILITIES ....................... HB-2403
   SR CITIZEN UTILITY RELIEF................................. HB-0750
   ST AGENCY-EMPLOYMNT-EDUC LOAN....... HB-1098
   TAX-EXEMPTIONS/BLIND/ELDERLY .............. HB-4204
   TRANSIENT MERCHANT ACT 1987 ...................... HB-0560
   TRUTH IN TAXATION....... ......................................  HB-2914
   VEH CD-ACCIDENT REPORTING........................ HB-0025
   VEH CD-PROBATIONARY LICENSE................... HB-1869
   VEH CD-RR MAINTENANCE................................ HB-2928
   VEH CD-SEAT BELT VIOLATION......................... HB-1631
   VEH-FIRETRUCK SAFETY INSPECTN.............. HB-0422
   VEHICLE CD-GED/DIPLOMA AT 18................... HB-0663
   VICTIM RIGHTS-COURTRM PRESENCE........... HB-1628
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY TERZICH
   HOUSE BILL: 6, 13, 15, 50, 73, 101, 107, 108, 164, 214, 226, 243, 249, 262, 266, 272,
     306, 345, 346, 366, 370, 371, 406, 438, 446, 479, 516, 541, 542, 557, 561, 562, 572,
     573, 613, 715, 720, 872, 919, 925, 977, 1013, 1014, 1043, 1054, 1060, 1085, 1133,
     1274, 1349, 1375, 1376, 1444, 1466, 1600, 1630, 1667, 2027, 2031, 2142, 2164, 2172,




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TERZICH, ROBERT M.SR. REPRESENTATIVE (48TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
     2173, 2174, 2175, 2176, 2177, 2178, 2258, 2332, 2567, 2569, 2590, 2606, 2721, 2911,
     2957, 2958, 2959, 2960, 2969, 3016, 3027, 3057, 3062, 3103, 3169, 3260, 3333, 3335,
     3336, 3374, 3437, 3618, 3626, 3780, 3792, 3793, 3900, 3901, 3902, 3903, 3905, 3915,
     4090, 4098, 4126, 4148, 4219
   SENATE BILL: 2, 28, 30, 76, 152, 154, 155, 222, 241, 243, 281, 430, 516, 564, 586, 684,
     950, 1018, 1171, 1192, 1267, 1295, 1407, 1443, 1470, 1517, 1842, 1843, 1893, 1913,
     1989, 2002, 2055
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 78, 91, 141, 227, 259, 348, 363, 394, 402, 416, 418, 429, 434,
     469, 548, 596, 705, 706, 789, 790, 797, 803, 805, 806, 807, 815, 822, 921, 922, 971,
     982, 1055, 1070, 1084, 1093, 1099, 1100, 1102, 1161, 1214, 1215, 1235, 1252, 1285,
     1286, 1287, 1330, 1363, 1434, 1465, 1492, 1569, 1613, 1631, 1729, 1730, 1784, 1785,
     1852, 1924, 1937, 1941, 1975
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 29, 55, 134, 176, 199, 211
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 80
TROTTER, DONNE E. REPRESENTATIVE (25TH DIST. DEM)
TUERK, FRED J. REPRESENTATIVE (93RD DIST. REP)
    $DENR-ILLINOIS RIVER ...................................... HB-1159
    $GRANTS- DCCA ...................................................... HB-1158
    $GRANTS- DCCA .............................. ...................... HB-1160
    $GRANTS-DCCA/AG RESEARCH ........................ HB-0450
    $GRANTS- DOT ............................... ...................  HB-1156
    $GRANTS- DOT ..................... ......... ...................... HB-1157
    $GRANTS--DOT ......................................................... HB-1161
    DEVELOP ILL RIVER WATERSHED....................... HB-1968
    ED LAB REL-REP ELECTION ................................ HB-2650
    ELEC CD-NOMINATING PETITIONS.................. HB-0209
    ELEC CD-NOMINATION PETITIONS................. HB-3023
    ELECT CD-SCHOOL BOARD ELECTNS.............. HB-0158
    ELECTION CD-SCHOOL BD ELECTION............. HB-3000
    FIRST 1988 REVISORY ACT...................................... HB-2051
    FIRST 1989 REVISORY ACT...................................... HB-4293
    INCOME TX-NATIONAL GUARD PAY............... HB-1577
    JUBILEE COLLEGE WILDRNESS PARK ............. HB-0288
    LEGIS REF BUREAU-STATUTES.......................... HB-1924
    MUNI EPA-INSPECTION FEES ............................. HB-2726
    PARKING VIOLATORS REVOLVE FUND............. HB-3734
    PEN CD-IMRF-PEORIA CIVIC CENTR............. HB-0520
    PREVAILING WAGE-SHORT TITLE.................... HB-2651
    PREVAILNG WAGE-DISQUALFN FIRMS.......... HB-2676
    PUB LAB REL-SCHL JURISDICTION .................. HB-2649
    RESTAURANTS-DEEP-FRIED FOODS.............. HB-2430
    RET OCC TAX-ENTRPRS ZONE EXEMP............ HB-0441
    UNEMP INS-INELIG OCCUP DISEASE............... HB-2653
    UNEMPLMT INS-OBSOLETE REFERNCS.......... HB-2652
    WAGE PAYMT/COLLCTN-VACATN TIME....... HB-0602
    WKR COMP PRE-EXISTNG CONDITION........... HB-0289
    WORK COMP CONTINUE GOOD CAUSE ............. HB-2648
    WORKERS COMP & OD - CHAIRMAN................ HB-2835
    WORKERS COMP-DISFIGUREMENT.................. HB-0290
    WORKERS COMPENSATION-TECH CHGE....... HB-2032
    WRKERS COMP-COORDINATE BENEFIT......... HB-0287
    OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY TUERK
    HOUSE BILL: 363, 622, 624, 630, 633, 2033, 3118, 3308
    SENATE BILL: 1611
    HOUSE RESOLUTION: 64, 129, 220, 287, 291, 426, 502, 553, 578, 1024, 1025, 1033,
      1135, 1136, 1137, 1171, 1437, 1523, 1633, 1703, 1768, 1902, 1993
    HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 30
    SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 88, 142, 154
 TURNER, ARTHUR REPRESENTATIVE (18TH DIST. DEM)
    $DPH-WIC NUTRITION PROGRAM .................... HB-0668
    $GRANTS-SBE  .....................................................  HB-0070
    AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM ................. HB-3890
    AGING-SHARE HOUSING PROGRAM................ HB-0664
    ALIEN PLUMBERS-REGISTERED IN.............     HB-1332
    ALTERNATIVE OPERATOR SERVICE................... HB-4121




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TURNER, ARTHUR REPRESENTATIVE (18TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   AQUARIUMS/MUSEUMS/PUBLIC PARKS.......... HB-3845
   BANKING ACT TECHN CHANGE........................... HB-1327
   BD REGENT/LIMITED VOTE STUDENT............... HB-0728
   CHARITY GAMES LARGER BETS.......................... HB-3314
   CHGO MEDICAL CNTR/ADVISORY BRD............ HB-4108
   CHILD ABUSE-REPORT-INTERFERE............... HB-3510
   CHILD CARE FACILITY-FIRST AID.................... HB-1424
   CONSUMER FRAUD-PRICES-SHELVES.......... HB-1341
   CRIM CODE-UNLAWFUL USE WEAPONS........ HB-1676
   DCCA-RULES & REGULATIONS.......................... HB-1328
   DEPT LOTTERY-SELL AD SPACE ........................ HB-0855
   DEVELOP FINANC AUTH-DEFINITION ............ HB-1678
   DISCLOSE HEATING COST-DWELLING............ HB-4182
   DPH-VA HOSPITAL-INSPECTION..................... HB-0846
   ELEC CD-PETITION SIGNATURES ................. HB-4088
   ELEC CD-REGISTRATION ..................................... HB-4089
   ELECTED-COMMISSION MEMBERS ................. HB-0456
   HOMEOWNER MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE.......... HB-2488
   HOSPITALS-UNCOMPENSATED CARE ............. HB-3155
   HOSPITALS/UNCOMP CARE POOL....................... HB-2163
   HOUSE AUTHORITY ANNUAL REPORT.............. HB-4107
   HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ACT............................. HB-1330
   HOUSNG DEVELPMT ACT-DEFINITION........... HB-1677
   IHDA STYLISTIC  CHANGE...................................... HB-1331
   IHDA-MATCHING GRANTS .................................. HB- 1127
   IHDA-SINGLE ROOM FACILITIES .................... HB-1128
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS-ELDERLY ......... HB-0207
   INCOME TAX-EXMPTN/-BLIND-ELDER ..... HB-0206
   INCOME TAX-TECH CHG ..................................... HB-1168
   INS CD TECHNICAL CHANGE............................... HB-1329
   INS CD-GEOGRAPHIC LOCATN RISK............... HB-3960
   INS-COMMUNITY RE-INVESTMENT .............. HB-4177
   INS-GROUP COVERAGE ........................................ HB-4284
   INS-JT UNDERWRTG-UNAVAILABLE ............ HB-4176
   INSUR CD-BUSINESS-INSURANCE ................. HB-4129
   LABOR RELATION-TRADE UNIONS.................. HB-0119
   LOTTERY-ADVERTISING EXPENSES ................ HB-0629
   MILITARY/NAVAL CD-CENTRAL AMER......... HB-0838
   MUNI CD/MONIES COLLECT/REVENUE ........... HB-2595
   NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS................ HB-1927
   NEW/USED CAR TRUTH BARGAIN/AD.............. HB-4275
   NURSING HOME REFORM-ACTIONS............. HB-2889
   PEN CD-CHGO MUNI-UNION DUES .............. HB-3961
   PEN CD-CHICAGO MUNI-UNION DUES......... HB-0511
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE.................................HB-3381
   PUB AID CD-EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM .......... HB-1228
   PUB AID-ELIG-FIXED RESIDENCEY............... HB-4037
   PUB AID-HUMAN SERVICE CENTER................. HB-1227
   PUB UTIL-ICC-REMAND REGULATNS........... HB-3685
   PUBLIC HOUS-TRAIN TENANT MGRS.............. HB-0512
   REAL EST APPRAISER LICENSE ACT................... HB-1325
   RTA-MUNICIPAL PERMISSION........................... HB-1843
   SCH CD-CHGO PLAYGROUND TAX ................... HB-1365
   SCH CD-DRUG/SUBSTANCE INSTRUCT.......... HB-2946
   SCH CD-MATH & SCIENCE ACADEMY ............. HB-1805
   SPORT FACILITIES-AFFIRM ACTION................ HB-2898
   ST TREAS-INTEREST STATE MONEY ................ HB-1679
   TAX FORECLOSURES-RECEIVERS..................... HB-1412
   TAX SALES-ABATE/MULTI FAM RES ............... HB-1411
   TREASURER-HOUSING TAX CREDITS ............. HB-1326
   VEH-RETIRED G A MEMBER PLATES................ HB-3108
   VETERANS PREFERENCE-VIOLATIONS .......... HB-0845
   VETERANS PUBLIC WORKS-PENALTY............. HB-0847
   WORKERS COMP VS GROUP INS........................ HB-1448
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY TURNER
   HOUSE BILL: 2, 19, 50, 62, 64, 305, 326. 361, 476, 605, 669, 810, 820, 881, 1114, 1194,
   1354, 1422, 1423, 1442, 1647, 1658, 2143, 2204, 2829, 2905, 2930, 3027, 3086, 3098,




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     3103, 3250, 3317, 3475, 3556, 3792, 3793, 3872, 3907, 3909, 4096, 4105, 4179
   SENATE BILL: 17, 398, 515, 759, 806, 1091, 1422, 1428
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 41, 512, 524, 552, 917, 919, 1904, 1934
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 2, 181
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 13, 15
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 176
UFKES, LEROY A. REPRESENTATIVE (95TH DIST. REP)
VANDUYNE, LEROY REPRESENTATIVE (83RD DIST. DEM)
   BINGO LICENSEES-REQUIREMENTS................ HB-0151
   COMM COLL-BD MEETING COMMENT............ HB-3391
   CORRECTNS-NO PROBATN-FIREARMS ........ HB-0377
   COUNTIES-GROUP INSURANCE......................... HB-0864
   COUNTY ZONE-HEARING-CTY BLDG............ HB-2066
   CRIM CD-CONTRIBUTING-JUVENILE............ HB-0378
   CUB UTILITY-CUSTOMERS LIST........................ HB-2144
   DCFS-CHILD CARE FACIL-VISITS................. HB-0628
   DEPT CONSERVATION-LAND CONVEY ........... HB-1781
   ELDER ABUSE/INTERVENTN NEGLECT............ HB-3915
   ELECTED-COMMISSION MEMBERS .............. HB-0456
   ENRGY AUDIT/ELECT COMMERCE COM.......... HB-0715
   ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ACT............... HB-0725
   EPA-SANITARY LANDFILL SITE......................... HB-0719
   FIRE PROT DIST-RAISE TAX RATE .................... HB-0214
   FIRE PROTECTN DIST-RAISE TAXES ................ HB-0157
   HEALTH REGISTRY-CANCER........................... HB-3279
   HOMEOWNERS EMERGENCY ASSISTNCE........ HB-0716
   HOSP EMERG PHYS/ENGLISH PROFIC............... HB-1783
   ICC-DECIDE WITHIN ONE YR-RATES............ HB-3733
   ICC-ELECTION MEMBERS .................................... HB-0075
   IL INTERNATIONAL PORT DISTRICT.................. HB-2034
   INCOME TAX-HOME CARE EXEMPT................. HB-0947
   INS CD-ALZHEIMERS INS COVERAGE............. HB-0634
   INSURANCE NONRENEW RAISE RATE.............. HB-0168
   JOLIET DIST-AIRPORT FACILITY....................... HB-0068
   LABOR-REGISTER/CONTRACTORS ................ HB-3378
   LIFELINE SERVICE ACT..........................................  HB-2139
   LOCAL APPROVAL-NUCLEAR WASTE.............. HB-0717
   LOW  LEVEL WASTE SITES....................................... HB-3033
   MUN-HOME RUL-NO ANNEX W/O VOTE ..... HB-1629
   NON-PROFIT-PULL TAB JAR GAME ............... HB-2065
   PHYSICIANS-ENGLISH PROFICIENCY............. HB-0455
   PSYCH-PUBLIC INST-ORAL ENGLISH............ HB-1782
   PUB UTIL 115% OF PEAK NO RATE........................ HB-2140
   PUB UTILITIES-RATES...........................................  HB-0657
   PUB UTL-COMMERCE COMM ELECTION........ HB-3054
   PULL TABS-PRIZE LIMITS-TICKET ............. HB-3307
   REGISTRARS OF TITLES-INDICES ..................... HB-1376
   REVENUE SHARING-INCREASE....................... HB-0118
   SAN DIST-TRUSTEES SALARY ............................ HB-3750
   SCH CD-ATTACKS ON PERSONNEL................... HB-3968
   TOWNSHIP LAW-AUDITS...................................... HB-1497
   TOWNSHIP-WAGE PAYMENTS ........................... HB-1104
   TWNSHP BRD-POLITICAL PARTY ...................... HB-0593
   VEH CD-DRIVER LICENSE REVOCATN ............ HB-4246
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY VANDUYNE
   HOUSE BILL: 7, 21, 23, 65, 106, 141, 167, 194, 232, 306, 497, 632, 705, 720, 1003,
     1306, 1307, 1528, 1585, 1617, 1630, 1909, 2006, 2052, 2200, 2201, 2319, 2456, 2601,
     2625, 2917, 2938, 3886, 3901, 3903, 3907, 3908
   SENATE BILL: 225, 233, 301, 419, 745, 953, 1292, 1384, 1599
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 673, 916, 1191, 1223, 1999
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 11, 66, 67, 82, 107, 115, 116, 117, 126, 127, 150
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 10, 47, 93
WAIT, RONALD A. REPRESENTATIVE (64TH DIST. REP)
   $CDB PROJECTS.......................................................  HB-0799
   $CDB-REAPPROPRIATIONS................................. HB-1234




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WAIT, RONALD A. REPRESENTATIVE (64TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   $IL FARM DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY............. HB-0757
   $OCE-CAP DEV BOARD...........................................  HB-0785
   $OCE-GEN ASSEMBLY RETIREMENT .............. HB-0763
   $OCE-JUDGE RETIREMNT SYSTEM................... HB-0762
   $OCE-ST EMPLOY RETIREMNT SYSTM............ HB-0760
   ADJOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE................ HB-1962
   ANIMAL DEALERS-LICENSE-BOND ............... HB-2377
   CDB-CONTRIBUTORY TRUST FUND................. HB-2798
   CRIM PROCEDURE-UNFIT DEFENDNT............ HB-1778
   ENTERPRIS ZONE PROMOTIONL FUND............. HB-2407
   GA DIST OFFICE UTILITY BILLS ........................... HB-3821
   GRAIN DEALERS-APPLICATION ........................ HB-3415
   ILL FARM DEV ACT-INTEREST RATE............... HB-2268
   ILL FARM DEV AUTH-LOANS .............................. HB-2269
   ILL PURCHASING ACT - BIDDING..................... HB-2796
   JOINING COUNTY INTERCHANGE .................... HB-1299
   MUNI CD-PLATS-SOIL CONSERVATN ............ HB-1119
   NURSE ACT-RECIPROCAL LICENSE ................. HB-0534
   PRAIRIE TRAIL AUTHORITY-COUNTY............ HB-1819
   SCH CD-DEACTIVIATE HS FACILITY................ HB-0711
   SCH CD-REFRNDA/DIST COMON NAME......... HB-0948
   SCH CD-SUPPLEMENTAL STATE AID ............... HB-0410
   SCH CD-SUPPLMNTL AID DETRMNATN.......... HB-2770
   SCH DIST INCOME TX ACT-CREATES...............HB-0537
   SOIL/WATER CONSERV ACT-EVIDENC........... HB-2379
   TOLLWAY-TAXABLE LEASE PROPERTY ......... HB-0538
   UNEMPLYMT INS-PART-TIME NURSES........ HB-1117
   WATER-REDEFINES GROUNDWATER.............. HB-4009
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WAIT
   HOUSE BILL: 5, 19, 500, 956, 958, 1041, 1042, 1094, 1400, 3058, 3301, 3302, 3519
   SENATE BILL: 251, 315, 883, 1493, 1494, 1731, 1732, 1741, 1749, 1903, 2021, 2022
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 1417, 1688, 1689, 2023
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 5, 69, 180, 194
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 51
WEAVER, MICHAEL REPRESENTATIVE (106TH DIST. REP)
   $DOT-LAKE CHARLESTON DAM ........................ HB-1378
   $EPA-MATTOON SEWERS ..................................... HB-1382
   $EPA--OAKLAND LAKE ........................................... HB-1860
   AGGRAVATED ASSAULT FIREARM ..................... HB-1040
   ANIMALS-PROHIBITING AS PRIZES ................. HB-3275
   ATVS-REGISTRATION EXEMPTION ............... HB-3493
   BD REGENT/LIMITED VOTE STUDENT............... HB-0728
   BOWDRE-CRYSTAL LK-MARENGO CTRS..... HB-1373
   CIV PRO-ENFORCE JUD/ATTY FEES................. HB-0620
   CNTY JAIL GOOD BEHAVOR-EXCLUSN........... HB-0327
   COMM COLLEGE BD OF TRUSTEES...................... HB-1999
   COMM COLLEGE-MINIMUM TAX RATE.......... HB-0454
   EDUCATIONAL LOAN DEFAULTS ........................ HB-2248
   EDUCATNL FACILITIES-POWER/DUTY........... HB-3748
   ENTERPRISE ZONES-MAXIMUM ....................... HB-1494
   HUMAN RIGHTS SERVICES FUND ....................... HB-4262
   HUMANE ACT-PRHBT ANIMAL PRIZES........... HB-0084
   INS-MAIL PROOF/TAX CERT............................... HB-2789
   LABOR RELTN-MANDATORY ARBTRN ........... HB-0150
   MARRIAGE-CHILD SUPPORT.............................. HB-2036
   MARRIAGE-VISITATION RIGHTS....................... HB-0083
   PUB AID CD-NO SUPPORT IF MARRY ............... HB-3276
   SCH CD-BRD MEMBER ........................................... HB-0082
   SCH CD-DISCONTINUE ED REFORM.................. HB-3005
   SCH CD-FIRE/SAFETY ALTERNATIVE............. HB-3068
   SCH CD---SUPERINTENDENT DUTIES.............. HB-2729
   SCH CD-TERMIN MANDATED PROGRAM....... HB-3004
   SCH CD-VET SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM........... HB-0085
   SCHOOL CD & INCOME TAX-FUNDING........... HB-3156
   SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUDIOLOGY ACT............ HB-2755
   UNEMPLOYMENT INS-VACATION PAY........... HB-1379




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WEAVER, MICHAEL REPRESENTATIVE (106TH DIST. REP)--Cont.
   VEH CD-SCH BUS SAFETY HATCH..................... HB-0919
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WEAVER,M
   HOUSE BILL: 47, 55, 56, 69, 88, 126, 279, 289, 310, 711, 949, 1094, 1507, 1587, 2925,
     2988, 3033, 3274, 3342, 3377, 4096
   SENATE BILL: 284, 285, 372, 432, 504, 806, 981, 1012, 1693, 1897
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 154, 177, 218, 283, 601, 812, 1203, 1509, 1510, 1629
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 28, 48, 120, 159
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 20, 86, 87, 153, 180
WELLER, GERALD C. REPRESENTATIVE (85TH DIST. REP)
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WELLER
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 115
WENNLUND, LARRY REPRESENTATIVE (84TH DIST. REP)
   $GRANTS-EPA-WASTEWATER TREATMT..... HB-3421
   $HIST PRES-FITZPATRICK HOUSE..................... HB-3791
   $STATE TREASURER ...............................................  HB-2822
   AGGRAVATED ASSAULT FIREARM ..................... HB-1040
   CHILD CARE ACT-VOLUNTEERS........................ HB-1970
   CMS-ENCOURAGE RECYCLING ...................... HB-4033
   COMMERCE COMM-RAILROAD ACCIDNT...... HB-3869
   CORR-RESENTENC AFTER PROBATION.......... HB-1567
   COUNTY ZONING-OFFICE BUILDING .............. HB-1633
   CREATES RECYCLING ACT .................................... HB-3878
   CRIM CD-DEPT-CORRECTNS-FIREARM ..... HB-2093
   CRIM CD-INTIMIDATN-PHONE/MAIL........... HB-2159
   DAY CARE-CHILD ABUSE..................................... HB-3646
   EMS SYSTEMS ACT-TRAUMA CENTERS.......... HB-2410
   EMS SYSTEMS ACT-TRAUMA CENTERS.......... HB-2411
   EPA ACT-RULES-WATER SUPPLY.................... HB-3522
   EPA-POSTCLOSURE LANDFILLS ........................ HB-3668
   EPA-STUDY CIVIC GROUPS.................................. HB-3867
   EPA-TRUCK  CLEANING....................................... HB-3828
   EPA-VARIANCES-REG UNDER REVIEW........ HB-3424
   EPA/POLLUTION BD/WASTE SITES..................... HB-3425
   FEES/SALARIES-ASSIST STS ATTYS................. HB-2851
   HIGH-IMPACT BUSINES/CREATE JOB ............. HB-4091
   HLTH PLAN-CAPITAL EXPENDITURE.............. HB-3943
   INCOME TAX-EXEMPTIONS .............................. HB-3377
   JOLIET PORT DIST-INCINERATOR ................... HB-0580
   LANDFILLS-COST OF TRANSCRIPT .................. HB-3125
   LOWLEVEL RADIO WASTE-HEARING .............. HB-1186
   MERGED BANKS MAINTAIN FACILTY .............. HB-0475
   MUNI CD-ANNEXING BOUNDARIES ............ HB-1413
   MUNI CD-PARK DIST-LIMIT ANNEX.............. HB-3708
   MUNI CD-PER UNIT UTIL TAX............................ HB-0924
   PARK DISTRICTS-BOND LIMITS......................... HB-3189
   PERSONAL PROP TX-COLLECTION................... HB-3188
   PLATS-APPROVAL/SEPTIC-ACCESS ........... HB-0532
   PUBL HLTH-INSPECT TRAUMA CENTR........... HB-3502
   RECYCLING PILOT PROJECT ACT........................ HB-3372
   SCHOOL CODE-STATE AID ................................... HB-1533
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-3688
   SOLID WASTE-COUNTY PLANS.......................... HB-4239
   SUBSEQUENT COMPLIANCE NO DEFEN............ HB-2811
   TOWNSHIP TRANSPORT IMPACT DIST................ HB-3186
   TOWNSHIP-GA FUND-TRANSFER................... HB-0581
   TRANSPRT IMPACT DISTS-CREATION ............. HB-3187
   TWNSHP-COUNTY SIZE-SPECIAL TAX.......... HB-0579
   TWP ZONING-TWP ORD/COUNTY ORD........... HB-1721
   VEH CD-DRUG OFF-REVOKE/LICENSE......... HB-4042
   VEH CD-TOWNSHIP SPEED LIMIT...................... HB-3185
   WORKERS COMP-LOSS OF USE........................... HB-2614
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WENNLUND
   HOUSE BILL: 146, 147, 236, 278, 279, 287, 289, 325, 417, 522, 526, 732, 733, 879,
     1093, 2162, 2241, 2260, 3246, 3389, 3553
   SENATE BILL: 115, 124, 206, 224, 411,914, 922, 923, 934, 981, 1369, 1937, 1958, 2258
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 191, 305, 310, 491, 1120, 1121, 1122, 1406, 1407, 1408, 1409,





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WENNLUND, LARRY REPRESENTATIVE (84TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
     1410, 1411, 1412, 1413, 1414, 1418, 1420, 1683, 1771, 1819
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 145
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 7
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 39, 49, 165
WHITE, JESSE C. JR. REPRESENTATIVE (8TH DIST. DEM)
   $DPH-WIC NUTRITION PROGRAM ............... HB-0668
   AIDS CONFIDENTIALITY ACT ............................... HB-0100
   AIDS TEST-MARRIAGE LICENSE ....................... HB-3026
   AIDS TEST-PROSTITUTE-PRISONER............. HB-2348
   AIDS-DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION........................ HB-0737
   AIDS-EXCEPTIONAL MEDICAL CARE ............ HB-0741
   AIDS-NOTIFY SCHOOL SUPT ............................... HB-0563
   BIRTH CERTFICATES-BLOOD TYPE .................. HB-0730
   BLOOD BANK-DONATION IN TRUST ................ HB-0337
   CIVIL ADM- DCCA .................................................... HB-4085
   CLINICAL LABS-BLOOD SCREENING ............... HB-3911
   CONDOS-OWNERS RIGHTS .................................. HB-3714
   CREATES AIDS REGISTRY....................................... HB-0736
   CRIM CD-ETHNIC INTIMIDATION ................. HB-2931
   CRIM CD-PROHIBIT SALE/HAND GUN ............ HB-0447
   DCCA-DEVISE ECONOMIC PLANS ..................... HB-4079
   DCCA-DEVISE ECONOMIC PLANS ..................... HB-4086
   DCCA-PLAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMT.......... HB-4083
   DCFS-CHLD WLFARE ADVIS COMITEE............ HB-1439
   DCFS-COMMUNITY-EDUCATION....................  HB-0547
   DEVELOPMT FINANCE AUTH-FINDING.......... HB-4084
   DEVELOPMT FINANCE AUTH-FINDING.......... HB-4087
   DISABLED OFFICERS-HOME RULE.................... HB-4059
   DIVORCE-SUPPORT-JOB SEARCH PRG .......... HB-0923
   DMHDD-POWER/DUTY-FAMILY IMPACT .... HB-3752
   DPH-AIDS TRAINING-ST EMPLOYEES........... HB-0738
   DRUG INDUCED HOMICIDE-X FELONY........... HB-4125
   DRUG-FREE SCHOOL LAW ................................... HB-0819
   ELEC-LIMIT CAMPAIGN EXPENDITRE ............ HB-3919
   HEALTH FAC PLAN BD-AIDS PERMIT .............. HB-0735
   HLTH PLAN-CAPITAL EXPENDITURE.............. HB-3943
   HMO/EMS-PATIENTS/HOSPITAL................... HB-3014
   HOMELESS YOUTH SHELTERS.............................. HB-3409
   HOSPITAL LICENSING ACT-PURPOSE.............. HB-1455
   HOSPITL-PARAMEDS-DISEAS-NOTICE ....... HB-1242
   HUMAN RIGHT-SEXUAL ORIENTATION......... HB-0885
   IDFA-DELETE SECTION HEADING..................... HB-4082
   IL DEPT PUBLIC  AID...............................................  HB-0546
   INFANT MORTALTY REDUCTN-FINDNG........ HB-4081
   LIMITS LIQUOR SALES-CHURCH/SCH ............ HB-0042
   MARRIAGE LICENSE TESTING............................. HB-3111
   M EDICAID- AIDS.....................................................  HB-0740
   MEDICAID-MULT HANDICAP-PAYMENT ..... HB-1467
   MHDDC-TEEN SUICIDE PREVENTION.............. HB-0548
   PEN CD-CHGO TCHR-TRAVEL LEAVE............ HB-3218
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACHR-HEALTH INS............ HB-1468
   PEN CD-CHGO-BRD-WITHHOLD DUES........ HB-4078
   PEN CD-COOK CNTY-UNION DUES................. HB-2757
   PEN CD-DISABILITY BENEFITS........................... HB-1865
   PEN CD-DISABILITY BENEFITS........................... HB-3410
   PEN CD-EARLY RETIREMNT PENALTY........... HB-1861
   PEN-CHGO TEACHR-MILITRY CREDIT......... HB-3217
   PERSNNEL CD LEAVE/ABSENCE-AIDS............ HB-0739
   PROP TX-HOMESTED-INCREASE..................... HB-2912
   PUB AID CD-AIDS PROGRAMS............................. HB-0734
   PUB AID-CERTAIN POWERS.............................. HB-4080
   PUB AID-CHILD CARE SERVICES..................... HB-3534
   PUB HEALTH-DIABETES-HISPANICS ............. HB-1646
   PUB-CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT............. HB-3531
   PUBL UTIL-TELEPHONE CHARGES................... HB-3219
   SCH CD-IMMUNIZATION/MUMPS ................. HB-0050




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WHITE, JESSE C. JR. REPRESENTATIVE (8TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   SCH CD-PE EXCUSE POLICY ................................ HB-0669
   SCH CD-PE EXCUSE POLICY ................................ HB-3112
   SCH CD-PE/PHYS FIT ASSESSMENT.................. HB-2537
   SCH CD-ST AID NONSUBST CHANGES............. HB-0916
   SCHOOL CD-AIDS INSTRUCTION....................... HB-0742
   SCHOOL CD-TEACHER TRAINING-AID......... HB-0743
   UNIFD CD CORRECT-SEX ORIENTATN............ HB-0884
   UNLAWFUL TRANSFER OF HANDGUNS............ HB-0448
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WHITE
   HOUSE BILL: 331, 424, 611, 629, 655, 953, 1146, 1155, 1424, 1486, 1573, 1717, 1816,
     3728, 4131, 4179, 4182
   SENATE BILL: 39, 100, 478, 535, 550, 771, 897, 988, 994, 995, 1020, 1129, 1155, 1267,
     1812, 2052, 2063, 2197, 2238
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 219, 409, 550, 1174, 1272, 1402, 1433, 1511, 1512, 1612,
     1904, 1934
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 4
WILLIAMS, PAUL J. REPRESENTATIVE (24TH DIST. DEM)
   $DOT-REPAIR RAILWAY STATION.................... HB-3348
   AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM .................... HB-3890
   AIDS-CONTACT TRACING.................................... HB-1152
   AIDS-MARRIAGE LICENSE TEST........................ HB-0985
   AIDS-TEST RESULT-RPT-PUBL HLTH ......... HB-0986
   AUTOMATIC FUNDS TRANSFER........................... HB-1151
   CIRCUIT BREAKER-INCOME LEVEL................. HB-0273
   CIRCUIT CLERKS KEEPING/RECORDS............... HB-0514
   CIVIL ACTIONS-STATUTE LIMITATN ............... HB-3611
   CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-BUILDING............ HB-1302
   CORRECTION-GOOD BEHAVIOR CREDT ......... HB-3762
   CRIM CD-PROSTITUTN & PATRONIZG ............ HB-1162
   CRIM PROC-PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE........ HB-0066
   CRIM-COMPLAINT/STATES ATTORNEY......... HB-0120
   DEATH PENALTY-RACIAL PATTERN ............. HB-3939
   DEPT LOTTERY-POLICIES/REGULATN............ HB-Q144
   ELEC CD-DEPUTY REGISTRARS......................... HB-0204
   ELEC CD-PETITION SIGNATURES ...................... HB-4088
   ELEC CD-REGISTRATION .................................... HB-4089
   ELEC CD-VOTES BY AFFIDAVIT.......................... HB-0198
   ELEC/PUB AID-DEPTY REGISTERS.................. HB-0203
   ELEC/VEH CDS-REGISTRATION......................... HB-0202
   ELECT CD/PUB UTL-BOARD MEMBERS........... HB-0064
   HAROLD WASHINGTON HOLIDAY...................... HB-2942
   HOMELESS YOUTH SHELTERS............................. HB-3409
   HOSPITALS-PATIENT TEST-AIDS .................... HB-0984
   HOUSING AUTH-EMPLOYED TENANT............. HB-0858
   HOUSING AUTH-REFUSE TENANCY ................ HB-1925
   HUMAN RIGHTS-ENFORCEMENT ..................... HB-2643
   HUMAN RTS-ST AGENCY NONCOMPLY......... HB-4032
   INCOME TX-DAY CARE CREDIT......................... HB-1124
   LABOR RELATION-TRADE UNIONS.................. HB-0119
   LAUNDERING MONETARY INSTRUMENT........ HB-2137
   LOCAL GOVT-RESIDENT CONTRACTS............. HB-1898
   LOTTERY-ADVERTISING EXPENSES ............. HB-0629
   MINORS-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS ................. HB-3952
   NATIONAL INTERSTATE BANKING ................. HB-1000
   PLANT CLOSINGS-NOTICE................................... HB-3411
   PREGNANT WOMEN-AIDS TEST......................... HB-0987
   PUB AID-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS................ HB-3533
   PUB AID-ENTREPRENEUR TRAINING.............. HB-0494
   PUB UTILITIES RATE DISCRIM........................... HB-2145
   PUBL UTIL-ADVERTISING-RATES.................... HB-3475
   PUBL UTIL-TELEPHONE CHARGES................... HB-3219
   PUBLC AID-WARRANTS-CASHING-FEE...... HB-0488
   PUBLIC HOUS-TRAIN TENANT MGRS.............. HB-0512
   PURCHASING-NON-RESIDENT BIDS.............. HB-1899
   REAL ESTATE ACT-TECH CORRECTN.............. HB-2434
   REAL ESTATE LICENSE/REDUCE FEE................ HB-2435




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WILLIAMS, PAUL J. REPRESENTATIVE (24TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   REV ACT-TAX JUDGMENTS................................. HB-1889
   STATE EMPL GROUP INS-PARENTAGE ............ HB-3602
   UNEMPL INS ACT-EVIDENCE RECORD............ HB-1208
   UNEMPL INS-BASE PERIOD REDEFIN.............. HB-1354
   UTILITY BILLS RENTAL AGREEMENT ............. HB-2589
   VEHICLE-APPEAL RESTRICT LICENS...............HB-2759
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WILLIAMS
   HOUSE BILL: 237, 247, 294, 297, 361, 377, 378, 434, 487, 491, 492, 511, 518, 655, 669,
     715, 755, 787, 820, 843, 881, 1194, 1231, 1232, 1469, 1630, 1647, 2349, 3016, 3103,
     3223, 3350, 3374, 3381, 3529, 3530, 3532, 3534, 3604, 3618, 4064, 4179
   SENATE BILL: 31, 39, 256, 368, 398, 566, 759, 772, 833, 945, 1089, 1468, 1642, 1655,
     1856, 1947, 1998
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 104, 163, 242, 296, 355, 662, 1259, 1934
WILLIAMSON, LINDA M. REPRESENTATIVE (52ND DIST. REP)
   AGING ACT-ALZHEIMER TASK FORCE........... HB-2852
   AIDS TESTING-PRISONERS.................................. HB-1130
   AIRPORT HAZARDS-RTA ...................................... HB-0802
   AIRPORT NOISE SOUNDPROOF FUND................ HB-3574
   AIRPORT NOISE-SOUNDPROOF BLDGS ........... HB-3580
   AIRPORT NOISE-SOUNDPROOF.......................... HB-3583
   ANIMALS-PROHIBITING AS PRIZES .............. HB-3275
   ASSISTANCE TO THE BLIND FUND......................HB-0305
   CANOE/KAYAK-NO REGISTRATION.............. HB-3805
   CHILD CARE ACT-VOLUNTEERS........................ HB-1970
   CHILD CARE ACT-EMRGNCY PERMIT............. HB-2162
   CIV PROC-TRUST BENF/CHILD SUPP............... HB-0473
   CNTY JAIL GOOD BEHAVOR-EXCLUSN........... HB-0327
   COMM COLLEGE EMP ADVISORY BRD............... HB-0850
   CRIM CD-INTIMIDATN-PHONE/MAIL........... HB-2159
   CRIM CD-OBSCENE DEVICE OFFENSE............. HB-1367
   CRIM CD-OBSCENITY-FELONY CLASS.......... HB-2471
   CRIM CD-OBSCENITY-FORFEITURE .............. HB-2480
   CRIM CD-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ......... HB-2722
   CRIM-SEVERE/PROFOUND RETARD ............ HB-3099
   DISASTER RELIEF-STATE REIMBURS .............. HB-0235
   DISASTER RELIEF-STATE REIMBURS .............. HB-3359
   DORS-GRANTS-REHABILITATN ...................... HB-3552
   ELCTN CODE/WRITE-IN CANDIDATES ........... HB-1125
   ELEC CD-REGISTRATN RECORD CARD........... HB-1550
   ELEC CD-RETABULATING PRECINCT.............. HB-2949
   ELEC CD-WRITE-IN CANDIDATES..................HB-2952
   ELECT CD-RETABULATING PRECINCT............ HB-1126
   ELECTION-REGISTRATION TRANSFER........... HB-1246
   EPA-POSTCLOSURE LANDFILLS ........................HB-3668
   FIRE PROTECT DIST-BOARD COMP................. HB-3052
   FIRE PROTECTION DIST-VACANCY.................. HB-0234
   FOREIGN-MADE CAR-REGIST FEE.................. HB-2400
   GOB/GRANTS/SCHOOL DISTRICTS..................... HB-3577
   HIGHWAY SIGNS-RESTRICTIONS ..................... HB-3414
   HLTH REGISTRY-CANCER-PESTICIDE.......... HB-3596
   HUMAN RIGHTS-ACCESSIBLE BLDG................ HB-2372
   HUMANE ACT-PRHBT ANIMAL PRIZES........... HB-0084
   INCOME TX REFUNDS-INTEREST .................... HB-2989
   INS-LIFE CARE CONTRACTS ............................... HB-3809
   JUVENILE COURT/RECORDS............................... HB-2366
   LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN........................ HB-3971
   MERGED BANKS MAINTAIN FACILTY ............... HB-0475
   MUNI CD-AIRPORT-CURFEW .......................... HB-2856
   PEN CD-EXCLUD AUXILIARY POLICE.............. HB-0032
   PHYSICIAN-RPT ELDERLY ABUSE .................... HB-1670
   PROBATE--GUARDIANS/REPORT COURT........ HB-3836
   PUB AID CD--GEN ASST-DISASTERS ................ HB-3572
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLAN AUTH ACT............... HB-2854
   REGIONAL AIRPORT PLAN AUTH ACT............... HB-3579
   REPEAL COMPENSATION REVIEW ACT............. HB-4272
   SENIOR CITIZENS-TAX DEFERRAL.................. HB-0226




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WILLIAMSON, LINDA M. REPRESENTATIVE (52ND DIST. REP)-Cont.
   ST BD ED/GRANTS-NOISE POLLUTN................ HB-2857
   ST FINANCE-NO AIRPORT RUNWAY................ HB-3575
   STORMWATER MGMT BONDS............................... HB-3875
   TELE OPTION TO DELETE FEE SERV ................... HB-3659
   TWNSPS-ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FEE......... HB-1669
   UNIF CD CORR-AIDS TEST-PROSTUT............. HB-2242
   VEH CD-DRUG OFF-REVOKE/LICENSE......... HB-4042
   VEH/SCH CD-SCH BUS SEAT BACK ................... HB-2323
   VEHICLE CODE-INTERSTTE CARRERS............ HB-2321
   WATER COMMN-ADJACENT MUNI................... HB-2495
   WORKER COMP-CONTRIBUTIONS ................. HB-1477
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WILLIAMSON
   HOUSE BILL: 35, 59, 73, 85, 104, 113, 181, 375, 647, 719, 733, 918, 919, 951, 990,
     1342, 1652, 1908, 2173, 2174, 2175, 2176, 2367, 2597, 2840, 2844, 3134, 3377, 3408,
     3564, 3697, 3835, 4096
   SENATE BILL: 30, 232, 275, 695, 922, 933, 1226, 1234, 1235, 1622, 1702, 2011, 2243
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 59, 102, 157, 169, 182, 423, 675, 1128, 1358, 1420, 1426, 1499,
     1500, 1628, 1672, 1714
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 19, 71, 182, 187, 193, 224
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 49
WOJCIK, KATHLEEN L. REPRESENTATIVE (45TH DIST. REP)
   ADMN PROC-OVERLAPPING RULES.............. HB-0577
   AIDS CONTAGION CONTROL SYSTM.................. HB-2683
   AIDS TESTING/MARRIAGE LICENSES................. HB-2666
   AIDS-HEALTHCARE WORKERS NOTICE ......... HB-2916
   AIDS-TEST RESULTS-ACCESS........................... HB-2684
   ALCOHOL SERVICE PROGRAM ............................. HB-1539
   ALCOHOL TRTMT LICENS ADMNSTRTN........... HB-2668
   BLOOD LABELING-AIDS ........................................ HB-2667
   CHARITABLE GAMES-VET/FRAT ORG............. HB-0177
   CHARITABLE GAMES LICENSE............................. HB-0236
   CIVIL PROC-PUNTIVE DAMAGE/LIMT............. HB-1481
   CLINICAL LABS-LIC/PERMIT-STAFF............. HB-2821
   CLINICAL LABS-TESTS EXEMPTION ................ HB-3366
   CNTY ZONING-REGULATIONS........................ HB-3942
   DASA- AIDS..............................................................  HB-3639
   DCFS-CHILD ABUSE/MED EVALUATN............. HB-0099
   DCFS-CHLD WLFARE ADVIS COMITEE............ HB-1439
   DCFS-CONTRACT/CEMETERIES ...................... HB-2617
   DEPT AGING-NURS HOME-OMBUDSMN....... HB-3741
   DEPT-PUBLIC AID-AIDS ...................................... HB-3638
   DEPT-PUBLIC HEALTH-AIDS............................. HB-3640
   DMHDD-CASE COORD PILOT PROJECT............ HB-2843
   DMHDD-COMMUNI RESPITE SERVICES.......... HB-2845
   DMHDD-SERVICES FOR DD FAMILIES............. HB-2842
   ELEC-REFERENDUM/UNIT LOC GOV............... HB-2695
   EMERG MED SERVICES VEHICLES .................... HB-2820
   EPA-ATTORNEYS FEES........................................ HB-2664
   EPA-DRINKING WATER RULES.......................... HB-2212
   EPA-DRINKING WATER RULES ....................... HB-3548
   EPA-SEWAGE OPERATOR FEE............................. HB-2213
   FINANCE-PUB AID-ADOPT RULES .................. HB-4174
   GEN ASSISTANCE-APPEAL-COOK CTY.......... HB-3344
   HOMELESS YOUTH SHELTERS........................... HB-3409
   HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION .................................... HB-3717
   HUMAN RIGHTS-ACCESSIBLE BLDG............... HB-2372
   IL CLINICAL LAB/DELAY EFF DATE.................  HB-3303
   INC TAX-TARGET JOBS CREDIT......................... HB-0363
   INCOME TAX-INVESTMENT CREDIT................ HB-0364
   INTERGOV-MANDATE FISCAL NOTES............. HB-0161
   MARRIAGE LICENSE-AIDS TEST........................ HB-0229
   MUNI CD-VACANCY/ONE YR ABSENCE......... HB-2085
   NURS HOME-CONSTRUCTION PERMIT........... HB-2500
   NURS HOMES-OWNERSHIP-HEARINGS........ HB-4172
   NURSING HOME CARE-DRUG BIDDING.......... HB-1695
   NURSING HOMES-ACCREDITATION ............. HB-4075




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WOJCIK, KATHLEEN L. REPRESENTATIVE (45TH DIST. REP)-Cont.
   OCCUP/USE TAX-COLLECTION.......................... HB-3304
   OCCUPATION TAX-INTEREST............................. HB-0575
   PARK DIST CD-ANNEX LIMITS........................... HB-0594
   POLICE-FIREFIGHTER PREFERENCE ............... HB-3305
   PUB AID-GA APPEAL-SUBURB COOK ............. HB-3345
   PUB AID-PHARMACY REIMBURSEMNT .......... HB-3758
   PUBLIC AID-NURSING HOME-CO-PMT....... HB-2501
   REPEAL COMP HEALTH PLAN ACT ..................... HB-3441
   REV SHARING-LIBRARY DISTRICT................... HB-0980
   RTA-MOTOR FUEL TAX......................................... HB-2696
   STATE INST-ENERGY CONSUMPTION............. HB-2214
   TOWNSHIP OFFICER-PARKING FINE............... HB-4229
   TWNSHP BRD-POLITICAL PARTY...................... HB-0593
   WORKER COMP-CONTRIBUTIONS .................. HB-1477
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WOJCIK
   HOUSE BILL: 521, 522, 523, 524, 526, 529, 1105, 2044, 3039, 3971
   SENATE BILL: 343, 344, 379, 438, 478, 600, 651, 841, 903, 972, 1138, 1241, 1322,
     1342, 1488, 1876, 2049, 2193, 2243, 2260
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 343, 357, 360, 366, 388, 456, 592, 702, 832, 944, 947, 1031,
     1264, 1597, 1959, 1960
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 11, 19, 49, 66, 67, 71, 82, 107, 108, 115, 116, 117, 126,
     127, 150, 173
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 43
WOLF, SAM W. REPRESENTATIVE (111TH DIST. DEM)
   ADMN-NAME CHANGE-INVESTIGATN......... HB-3352
   BI-STATE DEVELOP AGENCY-COMMSN ....... HB-4068
   COMM COLLEGE-TRUSTEE ELECTION............ HB-0143
   COMPTROLLER-UNIV EMPLOYEE PAY ........... HB-1284
   CREDIT CARD DISCLOSURE REQMNTS ............. HB-4180
   DIV DEFENS CONTRACT PROCUREMNT ........... HB-1003
   DOWNST PUB-TRANS/BI-STATE DEVL.......... HB-1282
   DWNST POL/FIRE PENS CD/INVESTM ............... HB-2714
   ELEC CD-DEFIN STRAIGHT TICKET.................. HB-0957
   ELEC CD-REGISTRAR PROHIBITION .............. HB-1062
   ELEC CD-WRITE IN ABSENTEE........................... HB-1245
   ELECTION CD-WRITE-IN VOTES...................... HB-3122
   ELECTNS-CIRCUIT CLERK VACANCY ............. HB-3517
   FUND TRANSFER-MANDATORY SHARE......... HB-1358
   LOCAL GOVMT-CONTROL LANDFILLS............ HB-0589
   LOCAL MASS TRANSIT COMPENSATN............... HB-1021
   LOCAL MASS TRANSIT ANNEX TWNSP............. HB-1283
   METRO E SAN DIST-SHORT TITLE..................... HB-1073
   MOTOR VEHICLE REPLACEMT SAFETY............. HB-2007
   MOTOR VEHICLES-AXLE LOADS ...................... HB-3048
   PEN CD-AGE RESTRICTION-FEDERAL .......... HB-0253
   PEN CD-CHGO TCHR-BD OF TRUSTEE........... HB-4291
   PEN CD-CHGO TEACHER-RETIREMENT....... HB-3047
   PEN CD-IMRF-HEALTH INSURANCE ............. HB-2772
   PEN CD-UNIV-BRD OF TRUSTEES.................... HB-2426
   PEN CD-VARIOUS SALARIES............................... HB-4213
   PENSION CD-TECHNICAL CORRECTN............. HB-4214
   PENSION LAWS COMMISSION............................... HB-1661
   SBE/PETITION/CANDIDATE/CERTIFY............... HB-3121
   SHELTER CARE-DETENTION HOMES............... HB-2594
   SPEC PROSECUTOR-MAX COMPENSATN........ HB-0173
   ST TREASURY EMPLOYMENT CODE................... HB-3895
   ST UNIV-STANDARDIZE COMPENSATN.......... HB-4074
   ST UNIVERSITY RETIRMN/BENEFITS............... HB-2712
   TCHR-WIDOW BENEFITS-REMARRIAGE...... HB-2715
   UNIV CIVIL SERVICE-FLEX TIME ...................... HB-1116
   UNIVS CIVIL SERVICE-FLEX TIME.................... HB-3343
   2ND DIV VEHICLES-SPEED LIMIT................... HB-1488
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY WOLF
   HOUSE BILL: 7, 197, 266, 283, 301, 394, 467, 559, 657, 872, 912, 1112, 1491, 1585,
     1623, 3395, 3570, 3968, 3990, 4093, 4204
   SENATE BILL: 445, 587, 875, 985, 1375, 1470




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WOLF, SAM W. REPRESENTATIVE (111TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 9, 10, 96, 294, 655, 845, 985, 1167, 1168, 1371, 1759, 1841,
     2026
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION CA: 4
WOORLARD, LARRY REPRSENTATIVE (117TH DIST.DEM)
YOUNG, ANTHONY L. REPRESENTATIVE (17TH DIST. DEM)
   $BRD TRUSTEES/WEST SIDE CENTER ................ HB-0991
   $DPH-WIC NUTRITION PROGRAM .................... HB-0668
   AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM .................... HB-3890
   CAR LOAN-LIMITS INTEREST RATE................. HB-4259
   CHCGO SHEDD AQUARIM-LND TRNSFR......... HB-0439
   CIRCUIT CLERKS KEEPING/RECORDS............... HB-0514
   CITIES-CHGO MAYORAL VACANCIES ............. HB-3223
   CIVIL PROC-MAX WAGE DEDUCTION.............. HB-0121
   COMM TRANS LAW-TRANSPORT DIV.............. HB-2764
   CONSUMER PROTECTN-JOB LISTINGS............ HB-3662
   CREATE DEPT-MIN & FEMALE BUS.................. HB-0191
   CREATE URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPT.............. HB-0888
   CREDIT UNION-MORTGAGE LOANS.................. HB-1235
   CRIM CD-ARSON/CLASS 1 FELONY ............... HB-0543
   CRIM CD-DUMPING GARBAGE........................... HB-4179
   CRIM CD-JUVENILE COURT 1987 ....................... HB-4209
   CRIM PRO-TRANSCRIPT/GRAND JURY .......... HB-0067
   CRIM PROC-GRAND JURY/ATTORNEY........... HB-0192
   CRIM PROC-PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE........ HB-0066
   CRIM-COMPLAINT/STATES ATTORNEY......... HB-0120
   CRIMINAL CD-ANABOLIC STEROIDS............... HB-0670
   DEATH PENALTY-RACIAL PATTERN ............. HB-3939
   DEPT CORR-SINGL PARNT-CHILDRN............ HB-2559
   DEPTS-USE RESOURC-POOR ECONOMY....... HB-2092
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-1647
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-4119
   DPH-VA HOSPITAL-INSPECTION..................... HB-0846
   ELEC CD-BD ELECTN COMMISSIONRS............ HB-0434
   ELEC CD-BRD ELECTION COMMISNR.............. HB-1594
   ELEC CD-DELEGATE-NATL CONVENTN....... HB-1593
   ELEC CD-DEPUTY REGISTRARS ..................... HB-0204
   ELEC CD-ELIMINATE BALOT ROTATN ............ HB-0882
   ELEC CD-JUDGE-LIST-PREC COMM............. HB-1536
   ELEC CD-JUDGES/SALARIES......................... HB-0492
   ELEC CD-PETITION SIGNATURES.................... HB-4088
   ELEC CD-POLLWATCH-CITING STATN......... HB-1303
   ELEC CD-REGISTRATION .....................................  HB-4089
   ELEC CD-VOTES BY AFFIDAVIT....................... HB-0198
   ELEC-PRIMARY ELEC-POLLWATCHER......... HB-1905
   ELEC/PUB AID-DEPTY REGISTERS.................... HB-0203
   ELEC/VEH CDS-REGISTRATION......................... HB-0202
   ELECT CD/PUB UTL-BOARD MEMBERS........... HB-0064
   ELECTION CD-ELECTION JUDGES..................... HB-0444
   ELECTION CD-VOTER REGISTRATION............ HB-2502
   ELECTION CODE-BOARD ......................................  HB-2440
   ELECTN CD-REGISTRN & ELECTNS ................. HB-0518
   EMPLOYEE BENEFITS-HEALTH INSUR ........... HB-3876
   ENRGY AUDIT/ELECT COMMERCE COM.......... HB-0715
   ENTERPRISE ZONE-QUALIFICATIONS............ HB-4201
   FRAUD-HOTEL PHONE CHARGE........................ HB-4183
   HOMEOWNER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE........ HB-1229
   HOUSING AUTH-REFUSE TENANCY ................ HB-1925
   HOUSING DEV-MUNI LOANS/REHABIL.......... HB-1232
   HOUSING DEV-NONPROFIT GROUPS ............... HB-1231
   HOUSNG DEVELPMT ACT-DEFINITION........... HB-1677
   HUMAN RGHT-DESCRIMIATN INSURER........ HB-0036
   HUMAN RIGHTS COMPLAINT-RESPONS......... HB-2206
   HUMAN RIGHTS/APPRENTICESHP-AGE......... HB-1290
   ICC-ELECTION  MEMBERS ................................... HB-0075
   IHDA  LEASE PURCHASE .......................................... HB-1233
   INCOM E TAX ACT ..................................................... HB-1388




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YOUNG, ANTHONY L. REPRESENTATIVE (17TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   INCOME TAX LIABILITY LIMIT ............................ HB-0402
   INCOME TAX-CORPORATE DEDUCTION......... HB-1178
   INCOME TAX-LIABILITY LIMIT ......................... HB-0136
   INCOME TAX-TECH     CHG  ......................................  HB-1168
   INCOME TAX/PAR NUMBERING SYSTM........... HB-1175
   INCOME TX-MISSING SUBPARAGRAPH.......... HB-4210
   INCOME TX-ONLY INDIVDL EXEMPTN........... HB-1179
   INS CD-PUNITIVE DAMAGES ............................... HB-3906
   INVEST BRD-COMPTROLLER MEMBER........... HB-3859
   LABOR RELATION-TRADE UNIONS .................. HB-0119
   LIQUOR CONTR-NEW TAX ............................. HB-2720
   LOTTERY-ANNUAL RPT/WINNERS ................ HB-0153
   LOTTERY/SCH DIST ED ENHANCEMNT............ HB-3820
   MIN-FEMALE BUS/HOUSE DEV AUTH............. HB-0189
   MIN/FEM BUS ENTRPRS-LIMIT SIZE ............... HB-0978
   MIN/FEM BUSN-COMPTR CONTRACTS........... HB-4206
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSNESS LOAN.............. HB-0820
   MINORITY & FEMALE BUSINESS......................... HB-3582
   MINORITY BUSINESS/GEN CONTRACT............. HB-4118
   MINORITY/CONTRACT PERFRMC BOND.......... HB-1181
   MINORITY/FEMALE BUSINESS-GOALS........... HB-3468
   MOBILE HOME-ALTERATION ............................. HB-0755
   MOTOR VEHICLE-INTEREST RATES ................ HB-3019
   MOTOR VEHICLES-INTEREST RATE................. HB-0369
   MUNI CD-MAY FILE CIVIL SUIT......................... HB-0038
   PROPERTY TAX-OBJECTORS............................... HB-0391
   PUB AID CD-EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM .......... HB-1228
   PUB AID CD-EMERGENCY ASST....................... HB-2560
   PUB AID-CANCEL-PREGNANT WOMEN........ HB-4260
   PUB AID-CHILD CARE SERVICES ....................... HB-3534
   PUB AID-HOMLESS SHELTER ASSIST............... HB-0112
   PUB AID-SPECIAL NEEDS GRANT...................... HB-3530
   PUB LABOR REL-UNFAIR ARBITRATN ............ HB-1230
   PUB UTIL REFUND OVERCHARGES..................... HB-2204
   PUB UTIL-FILE CONTRACTS/ICC....................... HB-4228
   PUB UTIL-UTILITIES/REGULATIONS............... HB-0190
   PUBLIC CONTRACTS LOAN ACT........................... HB-2205
   PUBLIC DEFENDER-APPOINTMENT ................. HB-3703
   PUBLIC HOUSING-FUNDS..................................... HB-1619
   PUBLIC UTLITY/LIMIT ACCESS FEE ................... HB-3437
   REPEAL MINORITY FEMALE BUS ACT............... HB-0117
   REV ACT-CERT OF ERROR................................... HB-0392
   REV SHARING-TECHINCAL CORRECTN ......... HB-4207
   REVENUE SHARING-INCREASE......................... HB-0118
   REVENUE SHARING-INCREASE......................... HB-1180
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPAL DUTIES.................... HB-0681
   SCH CD-CHGO PRINCIPAL DUTIES.................... HB-1182
   SCH CD-GOVERN-CHGO PUBLIC SCHL.......... HB-4208
   SCH CD-K/1ST GRADE ENTRY AGE................... HB-0493
   SCH CD-ST AID FORMULA-TECHNICL .......... HB-4261
   SCH CD/CLOSED CAMPUS POLICY ................... HB-1047
   SCH CD/INC TX-TECHNICAL CHANGE............ HB-3327
   SCH CODE-FINGERPRINT CHECK...................... HB-0517
   SMALL CONTRACTOR BOND GUARANTE......... HB-0257
   SPORT FACILITIES-AFFIRM ACTION................ HB-2898
   ST AGENCIES-EMPLOYMENT.............................. HB-4064
   ST TREAS-INTEREST STATE MONEY................ HB-1679
   STATE OCCUP & USE TX-BASE ........................... HB-1167
   UNFAIR PRACTICE-CIVIL SUIT ........................ HB-3905
   VEH CD-PARKING VIOLATNS-TOWING ........HB-0080
   VEH CD-REGULATE MOTOR CARRIERS.......... HB-2207
   VEH CD--SINGLE LICENSE PLATE...................... HB-0199
   VEH CD-SOS-REVOKED DRIVERS LIC........... HB-4227
   VETERANS PREFERENCE-VIOLATIONS .......... HB-0845
   VETERANS PUBLIC WORKS-PENALTY............. HB-0847
   WAGE ASSIGNMENT-MAXIMUM EARN.......... HB-3149
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY YOUNG,A




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YOUNG, ANTHONY L. REPRESENTATIVE (17TH DIST. DEM}-Cont.
   HOUSE BILL: 3, 4, 100, 179, 194, 297, 401, 489, 590, 638, 716, 816, 821, 853, 943, 944,
     1055, 1087, 1146, 1353, 1364, 1841, 1988, 2051, 2493, 2768, 3529, 4293
   SENATE BILL: 17, 20, 120, 216, 249, 520, 521, 557, 600, 875, 1102, 1121, 1204, 1251,
     1377, 1626, 1998, 2185
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 168, 409, 443, 955, 956, 981, 993, 994, 1077, 1138, 1199, 1259,
     1292, 1296, 1443, 1665, 1675, 1676, 1696, 1731, 1746, 1757, 1779, 1842, 1891, 1892,
     1966, 1984, 1985
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 83, 182
YOUNGE, WYVETTER H. REPRESENTATIVE (113TH DIST. DEM)
   $CAP DEVEL BD-STADIUM STUDY................... HB-0906
   $CDB-CAIRO HOSPITAL......................................... HB-1876
   $DCCA-E ST LOUIS BUS INCUBATOR................ HB-0902
   $DCCA-E ST LOUIS MODULAR HOUSG............. HB-1273
   $DCCA-MNRTY/FEM BUSINESS LOANS.......... HB-2462
   $DENR-E ST LOUIS SOLID WASTE...................... HB-1271
   $DENR-FND HOME ENRGY ASIST PGM ........... HB-2286
   $DEPT URB DEV-SUMMER JOBS ......................... HB-0889
   $E ST LOUIS DEV AUTH-TRAD EXPO................. HB-2278
   $E ST LOUIS DEV AUTH-FACTORY ................... HB-2279
   $EAST ST LOUIS DEV AUTHORITY....................... HB-2692
   $EMERG SERVC & DISASTER AGENCY .............. HB-2287
   $GRANTS- DCFS ......................................................  HB-2081
   $GRANTS-FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER.......... HB-0891
   $METRO-E SANITARY DIST-REPAIRS............ HB-0895
   $OCE-COMMUNTY DEV FINANCE CORP......... HB-0905
   $OCE- DCCA ..............................................................  HB-0908
   $OCE-E ST LOUIS DEVELOPMNT AUT............... HB-2281
   $OCE-ENTERPRISE HS LABORATORY.............. HB-2098
   $OCE-ST BD ED-ENTERPRISE HS ..................... HB-0903
   $OCE-ST BOARD EDUCATION.............................. HB-0893
   $OCE-ST BRD EDUC...............................................  HB-2080
   $ST BOARD OF ED-ENTERPRISE HS................... HB-0904
   $SUPP-DEPT PUBLIC AID....................................... HB-0894
   $U OF I ARCHITECT BRANCH ................................ HB-4049
   ALCOHOLIC WOMEN HALFWAY HOUSES........ HB-0901
   ASSIST PERSONS-WITH LOSSES......................... HB-2078
   BUSINESS CAPITAL RESOURCES.......................... HB-1973
   BUSINESS/EDUCATION COOPERATION ............ HB-0900
   COAL & ENERGY DEV-TECH CHANGE ............ HB-1272
   COMM DEV FIN-ST TREAS.................................... HB-2734
   COMM ON METRO-EAST SANITARY ................ HB-1074
   CREATE URBAN ASSISTANCE ACT...................... HB-2088
   CREATE URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPT.............. HB-0888
   DAY CARE HOME OCCUPATION........................... HB-4050
   DCCA GRANTS FOR FIRE & POLICE .................... HB-2077
   DCCA LOAN TO LOW INCOME PERSON............. HB-2083
   DCCA OFFICE/HOUSING POLICY DEV............. HB-1075
   DCCA-ABANDONED REAL ESTATE ................... HB-2095
   DCCA-ASSIST FLOOD VICTIMS........................... HB-2276
   DCCA-LOW-INCOME HOUSING........................ HB-2076
   DCFS ACT-HOME FOR YOUNG MOTHER......... HB-2290
   DCFS-DAY CARE-WORKING POOR .............. HB-2662
   DEPT LABOR-FULL EMPLOYMENT................. HB-2091
   DEPT TRANS MONITOR REPAIRS......................... HB-1277
   DEPT URBAN DEVELOP.......................................... HB-2464
   DEPTS-USE RESOURC-POOR ECONOMY....... HB-2092
   DOT-DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS..................... HB-1647
   E ST LOUIS MUNI INVESTMT CORP................... HB-3962
   EAST ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY.................................. HB-0909
   EAST ST LOUIS DEVEL/SAN DIST......................... HB-4112
   EMPLOYMENT OFFICES-FIND WORK .............. HB-2657
   ENERG DEV BOND UTILITY STUDY..................... HB-2280
   ENTERPRISE HS LABORATORY ......................... HB-2289
   EPA-REGIONAL POLLUTN FACILITY ............... HB-0899
   EPA-REGIONAL POLLUTN FACILTIES.............. HB-1033
   ESTAB SIU/EAST ST LOUIS CAMPUS................... HB-2463







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YOUNGE, WYVETTER H. REPRESENTATIVE (113TH DIST. DEM)-Cont.
   FIN ATH-IHDA-50%/POVERTY AREA.............. HB-2663
   GRANTS TO ELDERLY FOR HOME ....................... HB-2277
   HOME EQUITY LENDING PLAN ACT................. HB-1078
   HOMEOWNER MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE.......... HB-2284
   HOUSING DEV ACT-BONDS-SOLAR............. HB-2592
   HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ACT............................. HB-2087
   HOUSING DEVLOPMT-TAX CREDIT............... HB-2094
   HUMAN RIGHTS-EEO OFFICER .......................... HB-1877
   IHDA-MATCHING GRANTS................................ HB-1127
   IHDA-SINGLE ROOM FACILITIES .................... HB-1128
   IL COOPERATIVE ACT OF 1987 ............................... HB-2778
   INS CD-PUN DAM/VEXATIOUS DELAY............ HB-1673
   INS CODE TREBLE DAMAGES-CLAIMS............ HB-0892
   LOCAL INVESTMENT POOL ACT........................... HB-2733
   MATERNAL & CHILD HLTH SERVICE................. HB-0890
   METRO-EAST SANITARY DIST BRD.................. HB-0030
   METRO-EAST SAN DIST BOUNDARIES............. HB-0196
   METRO-EAST SAN DIST-GEN ELECTN .......... HB-4051
   MIN & FEM BUSINESS-CONTRACTS ................. HB-1194
   MIN & FEMALE BUS CONTRACTS........................ HB-2082
   MUNICIPAL ASSISTANCE CORP........................... HB-4004
   MUNICIPAL CD-EARNINGS TAX........................ HB-0896
   PROPERTY TX-DELINQUENT PENALTY.......... HB-2593
   PUB AID CD-EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM .......... HB-1228
   PUB AID-TEENAGE PREGNANCY STDY........... HB-2461
   PUB AID-WORKFARE PROGRAMS................... HB-0898
   PUB AID/TRAINING-CASEWORKERS ............... HB-2285
   PUB HOUSING TENANT MGMT TRAING............ HB-1077
   PUB UTIL-REVIEW TERMINATE SERV ............. HB-2282
   PUBLIC AID-GROUP HLTH INSURANC............. HB-2660
   PUBLIC SERVICE JOBS ACT ................................... HB-1034
   REDEVELOP DISASTER AREAS.............................. HB-2096
   REPEAL IL HOUSING DEVELOPMENT .............. HB-3963
   REPEAL OBSOLETE CRIMNL PROVSNS.............. HB-0897
   REV ACT-REAL PROPTY REDEMPTION............ HB-2706
   REVENUE SHARE-NEW FORMULA.................... HB-2658
   RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT AUTHTY............. HB-2288
   SCH CD-TEEN POSITIV ACTIV GRNT ................ HB-0384
   SCHOOL CD/TEACH ECONOMICS........................ HB-2283
   SELF-RELIANCE  ACT ..........................................  HB-1971
   SEWAGE TRTMNT PLANT/REPRESENTV .......... HB-0029
   SHORT TERM WORKNG CAPITAL LOAN ........... HB-4303
   ST CLAIR COUNTY-BICENTENNIAL................. HB-2090
   STOCK TRANSFER TAX ACT .................................. HB-2659
   TAX REAL PROP-HOUSING DEVELOP................ HB-2686
   U OF I-COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE............... HB-4056
   UNEMPLYMT INS-BENFTS VOL LEAVE........... HB-1335
   URBAN ASSIST-REVITALIZE AREA................... HB-2661
   URBAN CIVILIAN YOUTH SERVICE..................... HB-0907
   URBAN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY.......................... HB-1076
   VEH-FIRETRUCK SAFETY INSPECTN ............. HB-0422
   OTHER LEGISLATION SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY YOUNGE,W
   HOUSE BILL: 116, 117, 136, 189, 191, 199, 203, 294, 295, 296, 297, 301, 453, 699, 736,
     1068, 1146, 1229, 1717, 1744, 1794, 2013, 2350, 2559, 2670, 2774, 3011, 3556, 4068,
     4105, 4179
   SENATE BILL: 216, 493, 650, 992, 1477
   HOUSE RESOLUTION: 24, 130, 195, 302, 328, 411, 436, 623, 714, 740, 746, 871, 935,
     1004, 1005, 1006, 1035, 1045, 1051, 1078, 1080, 1155, 1261, 1347, 1427, 1445, 1458,
     1459, 1462, 1557, 1671, 1818, 1832, 1898, 1914
   HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION: 54, 207, 216
   SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION: 71, 177


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    INDEX TO
SUBJECT MATTER




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ABORTION
ADMINISTRATIVE
  PROCEDURES
ADOPTION
ADULT EDUCATION
   see: education, elementary and
     secondary
ADVERTISING
AGING
    see: senior citizens
AGRICULTURE
AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency
  Syndrome)
    see: diseases
AIRPORTS AND AERONAUTICS
ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES
ALIENS
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
    see: diseases
AMERICAN INDIANS
ANATOMICAL GIFTS
    see: medicine
ANIMALS AND INSECTS
ANTITRUST ACT
    see: business and industry
APPROPRIATIONS
ARMED FORCES
    see: military and naval
 ARMORY BOARD, ILLINOIS
    see: military and naval
 ASBESTOS
    see: health
 ASSESSORS
 ATHLETICS
 ATTORNEY GENERAL
    see: state officers
 ATTORNEYS
 AUDITOR GENERAL
    see: state officers
 AUTO DEALERS
    see: motor vehicles

 BAIL
    see: criminal procedure
 BANKING AND FINANCE
 BINGO
    see: games and gambling
 BLOOD AND BLOOD DONORS
    see: medicine
 BOATS
 BONDS
 BUILD ILLINOIS


    see: economic development
 BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TOPIC HEADINGS
A


TOPIC HEADINGS-Cont.
   BUTYL NITRITE
       see: alcohol and controlled
       substances
    BUY ILLINOIS
       see: economic development
C
    CANCER
       see: diseases
    CEMETERIES
    CENTRAL AMERICA
    CHARITIES
    CHICAGO
    CHILDREN AND MINORS
    CIRCUIT BREAKER
       see: senior citizens and disabled
         persons
    CITIES AND VILLAGES
    CIVIC CENTERS AND
    EXPOSITION AUTHORITIES
    CIVIL ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
    CIVIL PROCEDURE
    COAL
    COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
       see: employment
    COMMERCE COMMISSION,
      ILLINOIS
    COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES
      AND BOARDS
    COMPUTERS
    CONDOMINIUMS
    CONSTITUTIONAL
      AMENDMENTS
      see: resolutions - ca - state or
         federal constitutional
         amendments
    CONTRACTS
    CONVEYANCES/EASEMENTS
    CORONERS
       see: professions and occupations
    CORRECTIONS
    CORRIDORS OF OPPORTUNITY
       see: economic development
    COUNTIES
    COURT OF CLAIMS
        see: state agencies
    COURTS
    CREDIT CARDS
        see: banking and finance
    CRIMINAL CODE
    CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION
      AND INVESTIGATION
        see: criminal procedure
    CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE
    CRIMINAL JUSTICE
      INFORMATION AUTHORITY
        see: records
    CRIMINAL PROCEDURE




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TOPIC HEADINGS-Cont.
D
   DEATH
   DENTAL CARE
      see: health
   DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
     GOVERNMENT
   DISABLED PERSONS
   DISEASES
   DOG RACING
      see: games and gambling
   DOMESTIC RELATIONS
   DRAINAGE


EAVESDROPPING
   see: criminal code
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY
  AND SECONDARY
EDUCATION, HIGHER
ELECTIONS
EMERGENCY SERVICES AND
  PERSONNEL
EMPLOYMENT
ENERGY
ENGLISH/LANGUAGES
ENTERPRISE ZONES
ENTERTAINMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL
  PROTECTION AND NATURAL
  RESOURCES
ETHICS
EXECUTIVE ORDERS
EXPLOSIVES
EXPOSITION AUTHORITIES
   see: civic centers and exposition
     authorities


FAIRS
FEES AND SALARIES
FENCES
FINGERPRINTS
FIRE PROTECTION
FIREWORKS
FISH CODE
    see: game codes
 FLAGS
 FOOD AND DRUGS
 FORESTRY
 FOSSILS
 FRAUD
 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
    see: records
 FUELS AND>PETROLEUM
 PRODUCTS
 FUNERALS AND FUNERAL
 HOMES

Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TOPIC HEADINGS-Cont.
G
   GAME CODES
   GAMES AND GAMBLING
   GARBAGE DUMPS
      see: environmental protection and
        natural resources
   GAS STATIONS
      see: fuels and petroleum products
   GENERAL ASSEMBLY
   GINSENG
   GOVERNOR
      see: state officers
   GRANDPARENTS
      see: domestic relations
   GRANTS
   GRAVEYARDS
      see: cemeteries


H


HANDICAPPED PERSONS
   see: disabled persons
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
HEALTH
HEARING SERVICES
   see: health
HIGHER EDUCATION
   see: education, higher
HIGHWAYS
HISPANICS
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
HOLIDAYS
HOME RULE
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
HORSE RACING
   see: games and gambling
HOSPITALS
HOTELS AND PUBLIC
  ACCOMODATIONS
HOUSING AND
  REDEVELOPMENT
HUMAN RIGHTS

ILLINOIS DEVELOPMENT
  FINANCE AUTHORITY
  see: state agencies
INCOME TAX, ILLINOIS
   see: taxation
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
   see: workers compensation/
     workers occupational diseases
     acts
INSECTS
   see: animals and insects
INSURANCE
INTEREST
   see: banking and finance
INTERGOVERNMENTAL
  COOPERATION




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TOPIC HEADINGS-Cont.


INTERSTATE COMPACTS

JAILS
   see: prisons and prisoners
JUDGES AND JURORS


LABOR
   see: employment
LAND
LANDLORD AND TENANT
LAW ENFORCEMENT
LEGISLATURE
   see: general assembly
LIABILITY
LIBRARIES
LIE DETECTOR TESTS
    see: records
LIENS
LITTER
    see: environmental protection and
    natural resources
LOBBYISTS
    see: professions and occupations
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
LOTTERY LAW
    see: games and gambling

MEDICINE
MEETINGS
METROPOLITAN AUTHORITIES
    see: civic centers and exposition
    authorities
MILITARY AND NAVAL
MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS
    see: food and drugs
MINING


       see: environmental protection and
       natural resources
   MOBILE HOMES
   MORTGAGES
   MOTOR VEHICLES
   MOTORCYCLES
       see: motor vehicles
   MUSEUMS
       see: historic preservation
N
   NAMES
   NATIONAL GUARD/NAVAL
     MILITIA
       see: military and naval
   NATURAL RESOURCES
       see: environmental protection and
       natural resources
   NEW ACTS
   NEWSPAPERS
   NICARAGUA

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TOPIC HEADINGS--Cont.


O


P


R


NORTHERN IRELAND
NOTARIES PUBLIC
   see: professions and occupations
NUCLEAR POWER
NURSING HOMES

OMBUDSMAN ACTS
ORGAN DONATION
   see: medicine
OSTEOPOROSIS
    see: diseases

PARENTS AND PARENTING
    see: domestic relations
PARKS AND PARK DISTRICTS
PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS
PENSIONS
PHARMACISTS
    see: professions and occupations
PHENYLKETONURIA
    see: diseases
PLATS
PORNOGRAPHY
    see: criminal code
PORT DISTRICTS
PRAIRIE STATE 2000
    see: state agencies
PRISONS AND PRISONERS
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
    see: professions and occupations
PROBATE ACT
    see: wills and trusts
PROBATION
    see: corrections
PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS
PUBLIC AID
PUBLIC DEFENDERS
    see: attorneys
PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES
PUBLIC UTILITIES
PURCHASING

RADIO AND TELEVISION
RAILROADS AND RAIL
  SERVICES
    see: transportation
 REAL ESTATE OR REAL
 PROPERTY
 RECORDERS
    see: counties
 RECORDS
 RECREATION
 REGULATORY AGENCIES
 RESOLUTIONS - CA - FEDERAL
 CONSTITUTIONAL
 AMENDMENTS


M




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TOPIC HEADINGS-Cont.
   RESOLUTIONS - CA - STATE
     CONSTITUTIONAL
     AMENDMENTS
   RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
     COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
   RESOLUTIONS -
     CONGRATULATORY AND
     COMMENDATORY
   RESOLUTIONS - GENERAL
     ASSEMBLY
   RESOLUTIONS - JOINT SESSION
   RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS
   RESOLUTIONS -
     MISCELLANEOUS
     RESOLUTIONS - SPECIAL
     SESSION
     RESTAURANTS
   REVENUE ACT OF 1939
     (PROPERTY TAX)
       see: taxation
   REVENUE SHARING
       see: local government
   REVISORIES
       see: statutes
   RIVERS
       see: water


SAFETY
SALES
SANITARY DISTRICTS
SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOOLS
    see: education
 SEAT BELTS
    see: motor vehicles
 SECRETARY OF STATE
    see: state officers
 SENIOR CITIZENS
 SEWAGE DISPOSAL
    see: health
 SMOKING
    see: tobacco and tobacco products
 SOLICITATION
 STATE AGENCIES
 STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
 STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
 STATE COMPTROLLER
    see: state officers
 STATE EMPLOYEES
    see: employment
 STATE FIRE MARSHAL
    see: state officers
 STATE FISH
 STATE FOSSIL
 STATE GUARD, ILLINOIS
    see: military and naval
 STATE MILITIA

Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TOPIC HEADINGS-Cont.
       see: military and naval
   STATE OFFICERS
   STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
     SCHOOLS
       see: state officers
   STATE TREASURER
       see: state officers
   STATE'S ATTORNEYS
       see: attorneys
   STATUES
   STATUTES
   STEEL AND STEEL PRODUCTS
       see: economic development
T
   TAXATION
   TAXATION - ILLINOIS INCOME
     TAX
   TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF
     1939 (PROPERTY TAX)
   TAXATION - SALES TAXES
       see: taxation (occupation and use
       taxes)
   TEACHERS
   TELEPHONES
   TELEVISION
       see: radio and television
   TOBACCO AND TOBACCO
     PRODUCTS
   TORTS
   TOWNSHIPS
       see: cities and villages
   TOYS


U



V





W


   see: games and gambling
TRADE AND TOURISM
TRANSPORTATION
TRAVEL AGENCIES

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
   see: employment
UNIFORM LAWS

VETERANS
VICTIMS AND WITNESSES
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
   see: education, elementary and
     secondary

WAGES
   see: fees and salaries
WAREHOUSES
WATER
WEAPONS
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
WILDLIFE CODE
   see: game codes
WILLS AND TRUSTS




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TOPIC HEADINGS-Cont.
    WORKERS COMPENSATION/
      WORKERS OCCUPATIONAL
      DISEASES ACTS


ZOOS
    see: parks and park districts


ABORTION
prohibits except in hospitals, HB-1399
Right of Conscience Act
    fetal abnormalities testing, permits
      refusal, HB-1415
school grounds
    contraceptives, abortion, sterilization,
      bans in sch. jurisdiction, SB-63; HB-
      925, 3483
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
Administrative Code, IL
    printing and availability of Code,
      Journals & Session Laws, SB-819
Administrative Rules, Joint Committee on
  (JCAR)
    See COMMISSIONS,
       COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
contested cases
    agencies conduct hearings in specified
       counties, HB-77
Dept. of Revenue
    income tax laws, incorporate federal
       tax rules by reference, HB-1243
emergency rule limitations
     exempts generic drug formulary,
       HB-272
overlapping rules
     federal rule compliance satisfy State
       agency rule, SB-379
small business
     defines, SB-493
small business definition; litigation expense
  limitation, HB-181
small business, redefines, HB-1560
State agency rules
     declaratory rulings as to compliance
       with federal rules, HB-577
     JCAR objections, Sec. of State not file
       rules agency refused to modify, SB-
       841
     overlapping rules, federal rule
       compliance satisy agency rule,
       SB-379
State Librarian
     codification of rules, Sec. of State take
       over duties, SB-2232
ADOPTION
adoption awareness program
     DCFS Division of Youth and
       Community Services establish,
       SB-992

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ADOPTION-Cont.
children born outside U.S.
    requirements for adoption; licensure of
      agencies; bonds; investigations,
      HB-973
circuit clerk fees
    putative father notice, HB-4160
DCFS investigations
    DCFS home studies, investigations,
      supervised visitation only under court
      order, HB-4006
    petitioners reimburse DCFS, SB-930
foster parents
    court grant adoption to without
      guardian consent, HB-443
guardian consent
    foster parents, court may grant
       adoption to without guardian
       consent, HB-443
hard-to-place/handicapped children
     DCFS maintain list of persons
       approved to adopt, SB-1824
income tax deduction
     medical expenses of adopted child & its
       mother, HB-165
juvenile records
     disclosure under Juvenile Court Act or
       Adoption Act, HB-2223
notices by publication
     plaintiff notify defendant by mail, HB-
       218
Probate Act
     see: WILLS AND TRUSTS
revocation of consent, HB-3293
unfit parent
     Juvenile Court determination, clear
       and convincing evidence, HB-3337
     physical abuse findings, HB-3510, 4116
ADULT EDUCATION
See EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY
   AND SECONDARY
ADVERTISING
alcohol and drug abuse
     toll-free telephone numbers, HB-946
 billboards, HB-599, 625, 975
 car dealer insignia, HB-6
 Credit Services Regulations Act
     regulates credit services organizations
       & companies; disclosure statements;
       advertising restrictions, HB-2487
 delinquent tax lists, HB-667
 Dept. of Conservation
     buy and sell advertising, SB-1954
     Conservation Resource Marketing
       Office, HB-4279
 elections commercials
     bans State-sponsored ads 60 days
       preceding election, HB-2263




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ADVERTISING-Cont.
Highway Advertising Control Act of 1971
     billboards, allows stricter local
       regulations, HB-599, 625, 3414
     definition of visible, HB-2035
     highway sign restrictions, HB-2563
     private utility ID on poles, SB-858
     redefines "maintain", SB-888
insurance
     misleading ads in insurance sales, bans,
       SB-2074, 2171; HB-3907
     solicitation by company not licensed to
       do business in Ill., misrepresentation
       & defamation, SB-2011
legal advertising rate, HB-665
liquor signs
     advertising materials cost limitations,
       SB-719
lottery, HB-144, 153, 629, 855, 856
Medicare supplemental insurance policies
     requirements for advertisements and
       disclaimers, SB-618
Membership Campground Act
     advertising; premiums; cancellation
       rights, HB-1836
New and Used Car Truth in Bargaining and
   Advertising Act, Illinois, creates, HB-
   4275
Notices Act
     county advertising: annual reports,
       assessments, delinquent taxes, HB-
       1911
plumbing services
     prohibits ads by non-licensed person,
       HB-1223
private enterprise, restricts competition
   with, SB-1128
 public utilities reports, SB-130
 public utility nuclear power ads, HB-2147
 publication of notices
     eliminates minimum rate, SB-1032
 rebates
     disclosure of terms on rebates or
       refunds, HB-1386
 smokeless tobacco health warnings, HB-975
 State Park brochures
     income into State Parks Fund,
       SB-1954
 State-sponsored commercials
     bans 60 days preceding elections, HB-
       4230
 telephone directory, HB-541
 AGING
 See SENIOR CITIZENS
 AGRICULTURE
 agribusiness
     agricultural processing enterprises
       venture capital fund, creates, SB-248

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


AGRICULTURE--Cont.
    Post-Harvest Technology Center,
      creates in Peoria, HB-700
    Seed Capital Fund, creates;
      agribusiness investments, HB-703
Agricultural Co-Operative Act
    limits officers' liability, HB-1697
Agricultural Diversification Development
  Act
    creates; DCCA finance ag
       diversification projects, SB-1452
Agricultural Fair Act
    See FAIRS
Agricultural Grain Marketing, Interstate
  Compact on, SB-312, 1554;HB-718, 841
agriculture research and application
    new Act; U of I allocation of funds,
       SB-2145; HB-3852
Aquaculture Development Act
    creates; Dept. Ag program to develop
       IL aquaculture industry, SB-762
Bovine Brucellosis Eradication Act
    depopulation of herd if no negative test
       6 mos. after discovery of disease,
       SB-546
Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Act
     tuberculin test exemptions, HB-293
calcium magnesium acetate (corn product)
     DOT evaluate & expand use for road
       clearing, SB-266;HB-746, 2494
community college grants
     agricultural innovation & rural
       enterprise development, SB-1056
composting
     defines; sites exempt from regional
       pollution control facility, SB-1865
corn-based plastic
     corrections/mental health facilities use
       plastic bags made from, HB-3254
     Dept. Energy & Natural Resources act
       as clearinghouse for information on,
       HB-3549
County Cooperative Extension Law
     Farmer in Transition Program, U of I
       administer, SB-1566
crop insurance
     premium refunds, HB-4300
crops, security interests priority, SB-2124
   HB-4181
Egg and Egg Products Act
     adulterated egg definition, SB-54
 Exotic Weed Act, IL, creates, HB-2236
 Exotic Weed Control Act, IL, creates, HB-
   2235
 Farm Debt Management Act, creates, SB-
   1535
 farm debt mediation, SB-560; HB-705,
   3083
 Farm Debt Restructuring Act, IL




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AGRICULTURE-Cont.
    creates; IL Farm Dev. Authority issue
       revenue bonds, HB-637
Farm Development Act, IL
     agricultural processing enterprises
       venture capital fund, SB-248
     expenses paid from investment
       earnings; loans; State Guarantees,
       HB-2269
     farm loans, Farm Emergency
       Assistance transfer of funds for State
       guarantees, HB-3519
     loan interest rate below market rate,
       SB-377;HB-2268
     loan interest rates; payment schedules;
       borrowing; continuing approp.,
       SB-421
     overseas markets for agricultural
       product, DCCA/Authority develop,
       SB-1920
     Post-Harvest Technology Center,
       creates in Peoria, HB-700, 1620,
       3848
     purchase of notes and bonds, SB-1921
     Seed Capital Fund, creates;
       agribusiness investments, HB-703
     State guarantees, increases, HB-3519
     transfer of funds to secure State
       Guarantees of farm loans, SB-1814
farm equipment
     sales & redemption plans; ag
       homestead foreclosure redemption;
       farmer rental agreements, HB-1089
Farm Implement Buyer Protection Act,
  creates, SB-454, 894
Farm in Transition Program
     U of I administer, SB-1566
farm leases
     farm tenancy termination notice, HB-
       4100
     rental agreements based on fair market
       rents, HB-1089
Farm Mutual Insurance Company Act of
   1986
     nonrenewal notices, proof of mailing;
       tax certificates on fire loss;
       investment in political subdivisions,
       HB-2789
farm products security interests, HB-922
farm tractors
     incl. under New-Car Buyers Protection
       Act (lemon law), HB-1107
Farm, Industrial and Construction
   Equipment Fair Dealership Law, IL
     retailer lien on repurchased inventory,
       HB-535
Farmer in Transition Program
     U of I administer, SB-1566
farmland
     forestry management plan land, special
       evaluation under Revenue Act, SB-
       78

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


AGRICULTURE-Cont.
    tax reduction for erosion retardant
       strip, SB-7
Feeder Swine Dealer Licensing Act
     license suspension for failing to pay for
       livestock; bond ceiling for livestock
       auction licensees, HB-2377
fences, exemptions, HB-457
fertilizers
     containment regulation, Dept. of Ag.,
       HB-3799
     regulation of containment of fertilizer,
       SB-2139
Field Sanitation Act
     agricultural worker definition; field
       sanitation facilities; on-site
       inspections, HB-1310
grain coloring
     corn & soybean, bans artificial
       coloring, HB-1840
Grain Dealers Act, Illinois
     cash flow statement, requirement for
       licensure, HB-3415
     insurance required on company-owned
       grain; penalties; assessments,
       HB-2378
grain exports
     quality based on grading factors of
       Dept. Ag/Uofl Ag College, HB-
       1042
grain grading system, development to
  enhance IL market, SB-1556;HB-1041
Grain Insurance Act, Illinois
     insurance required on company-owned
       grain; penalties; assessments,
       HB-2378
Grain Quality Program Act of 1988, Illinois
     creates; Dept. Ag./U of I develop grain
       quality measurements, HB-3301,
       3415
grain warehousing
     telephone hotline, Dept. Agriculture
       establish, SB-1565
Illinois Fresh label program, Dept. Ag. to
  establish, HB-1187
Lawn Chemical Application Notice Act
     creates; posting of notice on lawn when
       chemicals applied, HB-794
Livestock Auction Market Law
     license suspension for failing to pay for
       livestock; bond ceiling for livestock
       auction licensees, HB-2377
marginal agricultural land
     reestablish vegetation cover; acquire
       conservation easements, SB-1228
Pesticide Act of 1979, IL
     agricultural pesticide use, information
       concerning effect on groundwater,
       SB-1476
     registration renewal assessment; fees;
       license expiration; violations;
       administrative actions & penalties,
       HB-2380





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AGRICULTURE-Cont.
pesticides
    groundwater, study of effects of
       pesticides on, HB-3799
    regulation, HB-2390, 2391, 2392
    release, EPA remedial action, HB-3799
Public Grain Warehouse and Warehouse
  Receipts Act
    insurance required on company-owned
       grain; penalties; assessments,
       HB-2378
Rural Development, Center for
    creates within U of I, SB-119
Seed Law, IL
    definitions; labeling; charges; permits,
       SB-917
Soybean Marketing Act
     assessment on soybeans grown outside
       IL but sold to IL first purchasers,
       SB-789
     assessments per bushel; marketing
       program amendment votes, SB-788
Summer School for Agriculture, Illinois
     creates; high school students enriched
       studies, HB-3058
Technology Innovation and
  Commercialization Grants-in-Aid
  Council
     membership, Dept. of Ag. &
       agribusiness representatives,
       HB-2837
Weights and Measures Act
     commodities packaging, labeling &
       sale standards, HB-2376
AIDS (ACQUIRED
  IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME)
See DISEASES
AIRPORTS AND AERONAUTICS
acquisition of property
     Chi., condemnation of property in
       another municipality, HB-2855,
       3576
     condemnation limitations; requires
       approval by ordinance, SB-276, 2065
Aeronautical Advisory Board
     creates; DOT; SB-2079
Aeronautics Act, IL
     aircraft landing bans, permits by
       ordinance; O'Hare, bans additional
       runways; noise abatement/pollution,
       SB-805
     airport hazards restrictions, RTA area,
       HB-802
     restricts airport hazards, HB-16
 Airport Authority Act
     building permit request, local
       authorities notify airports, HB-3822
     DuPage County at-large
       commissioners, deletes authorization
       for 2 additional, HB-16

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


AIRPORTS AND AERONAUTICS-Cont.
airport curfew, HB-2856, 3578
Airport Noise Abatement Council Act
    creates; monitor/hear complaints about
      O'Haire & Midway Airports, SB-
      1141
airport runways
    Chi. Meigs Field runway extension
      study & funding, HB-1418, 1705
    O'Hare additional runways, bans;
      aircraft landing bans; noise
      abatement & pollution, SB-805
    public funds usage, bans, HB-2860,
       3575
aviation scholarships
    U of I/SIU, annual award and fee
      waiver, HB-3358
emergency response costs
    DUI offender pay public agency, SB-
       1925
Greater Rockford Airport Authority
    authority may establish foreign trade
       zone or sub-zone, HB-1798
income tax credit
    airport noise insulation, SB-272
Joliet Regional Port District
    deletes referendum requirement to
       establish airport facility, HB-68
Kankakee River Valley Area Airport
  Authority, creates, SB-1581
Meigs Field, Chicago
    runway extension study & funding,
       HB-1418, 1705
Metropolitan Airport Authority
    appointment of Board; acquisition of
       property; construction of runways,
       HB-16
    quick-take powers, SB-1036
noise pollution
     Airport Noise Soundproofing and
       Equity Assurance Fund, creates;
       DOT Aeronautics allocation; tax
       levies; HB-3574
     grants to sch. dists., hospitals &
       dwellings, SB-1581
     home insulation, income tax deduction,
       SB-272, 2064; HB-1908, 2858
     income tax credit for insulation, SB-
       272
     landing restrictions; bans additional
       runways; noise abatement, SB-805
     school buildings insulation, State Board
       of Ed. grants, SB-274, 2066;HB-
       2857, 2926, 3577
     soundproofing aid to sch. districts,
       hospitals, etc., HB-3580, 3583
O'Hare Airport
     aircraft landing bans, permits by
       ordinance; bans additional runways;
       Chi. noise abatement office; EPA
       pollution control; SB-805





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AIRPORTS AND AERONAUTICS-Cont.
    noise level standards for take-offs and
       landings, HB-2861
    scheduled take-offs and landings,
       restricts hours, SB-273, 2067
    suburban taxi facilities & spaces, SB-
       1145
     take-off/landings curfews, HB-2856
     video lottery games
         authorizes installation at O'Hare,
           SB-105
         economic impact study prior to
           installation, SB-106
Public Airport Expenditures Referendum
  Act
     creates; no public funds on airports w/o
       referendum, SB-1310
Regional Airports Planning Authority
     creates; 5-Year Programs; airport
       project permits, SB-275, 2068; HB-
       2854, 3579
Seneca Port District Act
     public airport, authorizes
       establishment, LaSalle County, HB-
       3320
ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
   SUBSTANCES
Addictions Research Institute, IL
     operations, staffing powers, HB-2604
 Alcholism and Drug Addiction Intervenor
   Immunity Law
     creates; immunity for persons reporting
       HB-1312
 Alcohol Abstinence Act
     creates; Sec. State program; IL driver
       total abstinence; certificates; license
       notation, HB-2129
 alcohol consumption by minor
     underage consumrption in home
       requires accompaniment by parent
       when leaving, HB-591
 Alcohol Server Program
     creates; education & examination of
       applicants to sell alcohol, HB-1539
 alcoholic women
     halfway houses, Dept. Alcoholism &
       Substance Abuse establish program,
       HB-901
 Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Intervenor
   Immunity Law, enacts, SB-40;HB-37
 Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependency
   Act
     dangerous drugs category, establishes;
       nicotine is dangerous drug, SB-1821
     election of treatment, persons charged
       with crimes; licensing fee
       exemptions, SB-1996
     fetal alcohol syndrome pamphlets,
        county clerk provide with marriage
        license, SB-772, 1588

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES-Cont.
    licensing
         government/satellite facilities
           exempt from fee, SB-1996
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Act
     Addictions Research Institute
       operations, staffing powers, HB-2604
     Advisory Council additional
       membership, SB-1142;HB-1988
     Advisory Council officer qualifications,
       SB-1407
     DCFS referrals, HB-99
     drug treatment program elective
         allows, Dept. Corrections inmate
           or as condition of parole, SB-
           513
         eliminates, criminal offenders, SB-
           513
         eliminates, ineligibility for
           probation, SB-1366;HB-504,
           931
     gov'tally funded programs, DASA
       rules and standards, SB-482
     IL income tax credit for employer drug
       rehabilitation program, SB-18
     State employee alcohol & drug abuse
       education program, Dept. establish,
       HB-1623
Alcoholism Treatment Licensing Act
     administrative responsibility in DASA,
       HB-2668
 Beer Industry Fair Dealing Act
     brewer-wholesaler agreements, brewer
       compensation, SB-962
     effective date reference, SB-720
     electronic fund transfer transaction
       restrictions, HB-1563
     successor brewer, SB-2224; HB-4001
 bicycling under influence, prohibits, SB-543
 blood alcohol tests
     admissible as business record
       exceptions to hearsay prohibitions,
       SB-125
 Cannabis and Controlled Substances Tax
   Act, creates, SB-1154
 Cannabis Control Act
     cannabis and controlled substances
       trafficking, creates offenses, SB-1407
     cannabis trafficking, creates offense;
       denies probation, SB-1994
     death sentence, third convictions,
       HB-4125
     fines; penalties, calculated criminal
       drug conspiracy, SB-1499
     Juvenile Drug Abuse Fund uses,
       SB-1295
     seizure, allocation of fines to local
       gov't., SB-1131
     technical changes, HB-4124




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ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES-Cont.
Citizens' Reward Program for Information
  Leading to the Arrest and Conviction of
  Illicit Drug Dealers Act
     creates; A.G. administer; grants; HB-
       3692
Commercial Vehicle Drivers Substance
  Abuse Testing Act, creates, HB-3180
Community Service Act of 1987
     creates; coordinated system of services;
       grants; purchase of care contracts,
       SB-1210
Community Services Act
     regional diagnostic & treatment teams
       and specialized group homes, HB-
       499
     repeals; creates Community Services
       Act of 1987, SB-1210
contraband possession
     new offense under Criminal Code,
       SB-508
control and regulation of controlled
   substances Act
     bank accounts for seized funds, State
       Police may establish, SB-1966
Controlled Substances Act
     alfentanil changed to Schedule II; adds
       substances to various Schedules,
       SB-1484
     Alfentanil drug schedule transfer,
       SB-201;HB-339
     butyl nitrite, restricts, SB-2004;HB-
       3642
     cannabis and controlled substances
       trafficking, creates offenses, SB-1407
     Class Y felony sentence category, HB-
       3737
     cocaine and heroin subsequent
       convictions life imprisonment
       sentence, SB-414
     controlled substance trafficking,
       SB-1995
     criminal drug conspiracy, creates
       offense, HB-502
     drug schedules, adds substances,
       HB-4156
     eavesdropping, authorizes devices for
       violations of Act, HB-501
     increases penalties, SB-1503
     Juvenile Drug Abuse Fund uses,
       SB-1295
     LSD, Class X felony, HB-506
     mail-order pharmacy definition,
       SB-1812
     obtaining con. sub. by fraud & deceit,
       increases penalties, SB-1923
     offense of laundering of monetary
       instruments, HB-2137
     public nuisance, bldg. used for
       unlawful drug possession or delivery,
       SB-2189

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES-Cont.
    public parks, violations around require
       enhanced penalties, HB-1572
    seizure, allocation of fines to local
       gov't., SB-1131
    technical changes, HB-4123
    unlawful use of a building offense,
       HB-1302
     witness testimony; fines; penalties;
       calculated criminal drug conspiracy,
       SB-1499
DCFS clients
     substance abuse problems, DCFS
       supervisory reviews, agreements with
       community agencies, SB-1505
driving under influence (DUI)
     alcohol concentration at .05, HB-3384
     bicycle DUI, SB-543
     blood & alcohol test standards
       applicability, HB-185
     boating DUI convictions reported to
       Dept. Conservation Law
       Enforcement Div., HB-2202
     county alcoholic beverage tax to estab.
       facilities for DUI offenders, HB-
       3827
     custody after payment of bail,
       authorizes, HB-79
     detention of person 6 hrs. after blood
       alcohol test, HB-3626
     drug testing standards applicability,
       HB-211
     DUI boating, increases penalty, HB-
       2072
     DUI testing information prima facie
       evidence in suspension hearings, HB-
       2828
     emergency response costs paid by DUI
       offender to public agency, SB-1925
     ignition interlock device, driver breath
       blood-alcohol content, HB-2047
     persons under 21, blood alcohol
       concentration levels, HB-1718
     reckless homicide, increases penalties,
       HB-697
 drug and alcohol testing
     radioactive waste storage personnel,
       DASA mandatory random testing,
       HB-2807
 Drug Paraphernalia Control Act
     drug paraphernalia penalty deletions,
       SB-1604
     penalties, SB-1529
     sales to minors, misdemeanor,
       HB-2328
 drug rehabilitation programs
     IL income tax credit for employers,
       SB-18
     insurance coverage, SB-19




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ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES-Cont.
Drug Testing Act, Illinois
    creates; employee drug and alcohol
       testing by employers, HB-3509
drug treatment program elective
     prohibits for persons ineligible for
       probation, HB-504
Drug-Free School Law, creates in School
  Code, HB-819
eavesdropping
     authorizes for Controlled Substances
       violations, HB-501
Employee and Applicant Alcohol and Drug
  Testing Act
     creates; requirements, methods,
       confidentiality, reliability, HB-937
Employee Drug Testing Act, HB-1460
halfway houses
     alcoholic women, Dept. Alcoholism &
       Substance Abuse establish program,
       HB-901
Just Say No Day, establishes May 15 as,
  HB-35
Liquor Control Act
     additional privilege tax, HB-2720
     advertising materials cost limitations,
       SB-719
     appeals of local commissioner
       decisions, eliminates; rehearing;
       administrative review, HB-4077
     beer making solely for use of maker,
       HB-3132
     bond requirements
         eliminates for importing
           distributors, HB-1461
     coasters or trays furnished by
       manufacturer or distributor, deletes,
       HB-3970
     cost limitations on signs and
       advertising'furnished to retailer,
       SB-998
     county commissioner jurisdiction, HB-
       3132
     dram shop action, host liability for
       furnishing liquor to minor, HB-2707
     felon rehabilitation burden of proof,
       HB-727
     gender neutral references, HB-3825
     hearings held in Marion, HB-1314
     liability limits, increases, SB-1144
     license appeal
         transcript of hearing filed with St.
            Commission if appellant
            licensee pays costs,
            SB-465;HB-1727
     license revocation for tax violations,
       HB-3132
     licensing
         Alcohol Server Program,
            education & exam for license
            applicants, HB-1539

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES--Cont.
         limited wine manufacturers, new
           class of licensee, HB-2761, 3849
         retailer license, requires Dept.
           Revenue certification of no
           objection, HB-2976
         special event licenses for sale of
           beer & wine, HB-2974
     licensing public officials, eliminates
       prohibition, SB-370; HB-852
     liquor transportation into IL without
       filing report, increases penalties, SB-
       1143
     minors
         barring of minors from premises
           serving alcohol, HB-643
         cause of action against person
           providing liquor to minor, HB-
           1134
         consumption in home, minor
           accompanied by parent upon
           leaving, HB-591
         deletes as element of offense
           knowledge that minor left
           gathering in drunken condition,
           HB-1944
         place of trial, HB-614
         seller guilty of Class 4 felony, HB-
           3173
     minors using false ID, increases
       penalties, HB-3361
     nonrenewal of license, HB-1985
     precinct voter referenda on limitation
       of licenses, HB-1051
     recovery limits, increases, HB-2023
     sales
         additional tax, HB-3928
         after 6 p.m. by Chi. business
           exempt from ban of sale near
           certain institutions, HB-42
         alcoholic liquor sold in municipal
           building over lake or stream,
           HB-281, 954
         bans in precinct with 25% voter
           signatures on petition, HB-387
         birth defect warning, requires
           posting of sign, SB-1589
         Dolton, Dorchester Senior
            Business Center, HB-994
         Ill. State Museum facilities,
           SB-998
         Illinois State Museum, Dickson
            Mounds Museum, HB-3132,
            3426
         increases unlicensed sales
            penalties, HB-2167
         local restriction guidelines, HB-
            3436
         Loves Park community center,
            HB-269




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ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES-Cont.
         minors, seller guilty of felony, HB-
           3173
         municipal building over lake or
           stream, HB-281, 954
         municipal buildings, approval by
           ordinance, SB-277
         prohibition by petition in precinct,
           allows, HB-3037
         prohibits at licensed establishment
           in precinct upon petition signed
           by 25% of voters in precinct,
           HB-2492
         restricts at professional sporting
           events, HB-2886
         restricts hours, HB-21, 2402
         retail seller post warning signs on
           fetal alcohol syndrome, SB-770
         sales to minors - see: minors
         special event licenses for beer &
           wine, HB-2974, 3132
         township buildings, HB-2971
         uniform sales to all licensees, HB-
           3170
         wine at city fairs, allows, HB-88
    search warrants, residences, SB-1660
    Sports Facilities Authority
       management agreements with
       baseball team; alcohol sales;
       allocations; hotel tax; quick take, etc.
       SB-2202
    tax on manufacturing or distributing
       alcohol, SB-1481
    transporting liquor into IL, failure to
       file report, HB-1987
Local Government Health Services Act
    creates; local Authorities of mental
       health, dev. disabilities, and
       alcoholism & substance abuse; tax
       levy; bonds; HB-2070
minor alcohol and drug tests
     parent may request; physician liability
       immunity, HB-2542
Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act
    fines; penalties, calculated criminal
       drug conspiracy, SB-1499
     Juvenile Drug Abuse Fund uses,
       SB-1295
     no liens on property, SB-2127
     percentage of proceeds to be deposited
       into Violent Crime Victims
       Assistance Fund, HB-2181
     seizure, allocation of fines to local
       gov't., SB-1131
parent alcohol or drug abuse, telephone
  hotline for children seeking counseling,
  HB-1422
School Alcohol and Drug Abuse Screening
  and Treatment Act of 1987, creates, SB-
  853

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES--Cont.
toll-free telephone numbers
    Dept. Alcoholism & Substance Abuse
      est.; alcohol & drug abuse
      prevention; advertising, HB-946
ALIENS
Child Care Act
    alien child care services pilot program,
       HB-2503
compensatory education programs
    resident alien educational services,
      educationally disadvantaged
      children, HB-2401
Dept. of Public Aid
    alien services & needs, Dept. pilot
      program to identify, HB-2505
drivers license
    immigration ID acceptable, SB-1538
health needs
    Dept. Public Health pilot program to
       identify, HB-2506
Human Rights Act, IL
    immigration, employment
       discrimination information, HB-2630
Minority and Female Business Enterprise
  Act
    resident alien, includes as minority,
       HB-2405
Plumbing License Law
    alien applicant, registered with U.S.
       Immigration & Naturalization
       Service (now intent to become U.S.
       citizen), HB-1332
school impact
    legalization under federal laws, State
       Board of Ed impact study, HB-2504
Workers Occupational Diseases Act
    resident alien employees; public health
      care needs areas determination, HB-
      2404
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
See DISEASES
AMERICAN INDIANS
American Indian Week, annual
  gubernatorial designation, HB-27
ANATOMICAL GIFTS
See MEDICINE
ANIMALS AND INSECTS
Animal Control Act
    Anim. Control Funds used for local
       ordinance enforcement, SB-467
    animal control fund money uses, HB-
       1909
    dog definition, HB-3272
    livestock killed by dog, damage
       reimbursements. SB-1953




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ANIMALS AND INSECTS-Cont.
    registration fees, HB-4254
    vicious dogs, kept in enclosure or on
      run-line, HB-1500
animal experiments
    limits in elementary & secondary sch.,
      HB-460
animal fights, prohibits, SB-202
animal testing
    cosmetics & household product testing,
      bans use of live animals, HB-3175
Animal Welfare Act, IL
    creates; regulation; licensure; animal
       fights; penalties; SB-202
animal-drawn vehicles, prohibits on
  roadways, HB-2344
Bees and Apiaries Act
     indemnity payments for destruction of
       bees, SB-25
Bovine Brucellosis Eradication Act
     depopulation of herd if no negative test
       6 mos. after discovery of disease,
       SB-546
Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Act
     tuberculin test exemptions, HB-293
cats
     municipal regulation/banning of
       running at large; cat tax, HB-3044
Dead Animal Disposal Act
     compliance, EPA land pollution
       compliance, HB-4194
dog racing
     See GAMES AND GAMBLING
 Fish Code - see: GAME CODES
 Humane Care for Animals Act
     baby animal prizes, prohibits, HB-84,
       3275
     cruel treatment of animals, penalties,
       HB-4307
     penalties, upgrades, HB-46, 4258
     police dog abuse, penalties, HB-1548
     subsequent offenses, upgrades
       penalties, HB-46
     technical change, SB-828
 Insect Pest and Plant Disease Act
     nursery records inspection; plant pest
       research; nursery dealer certificate;
       penalties, fines, SB-547
     redefines "dealer", HB-375
 mosquito abatement
     municipal tax levy, HB-3355
 Pesticide Act of 1979, IL
     registration renewal assessment; fees;
       license expiration; violations;
       administrative actions & penalties,
       HB-2380
 pesticides regulation, HB-2390, 2391, 2392
 police dogs
     new Act; penalties for injuring or
       interfering with, SB-131

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ANIMALS AND INSECTS-Cont.
    penalties for abuse, HB-1548
Pseudorabies Vaccines Act
    control program in domestic swine,
      SB-23; HB-56
Structural Pest Control Act
    licensees form risk retention trusts,
      authorizes, SB-82
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Practice
  Act of 1983
    licensing standards and qualifications,
       HB-1264
Wildlife Code - see: GAME CODES
ANTITRUST ACT
See BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
APPROPRIATIONS
Abandoned Mined Lands Reclamation
  Council
     HB-759
     SB-1728
Administrative Rules, Joint Committee on
     HB-1685, 2048
     SB-1520, 1527, 1778
Arts Council, Illinois
     HB-786, 3150, 3207
     SB-342
 Asbestos Abatement Authority
     HB-784, 3542
     SB-1464, 2151
 Attorney General
     HB-1275, 1276, 1685, 3542, 3693,
       4278
     SB-1526, 1630, 1631, 1716, 1779,
       1835, 1836
 Auditor General
     HB-3540
     SB-237, 1779
 Banks and Trust Companies Commissioner
     HB-766, 1685, 4278
     SB-453, 1730, 1779
 Board of Governors of State Colleges and
   Universities (CSU, EIU, Gov. State,
   NEIU, WIU)
     HB-2756, 3542
     SB-284, 1520, 1525, 1693, 1710
 Board of Higher Education
     HB-3150, 3542
     SB-283, 784, 974, 1520, 1689, 1710,
       2033
 Board of Regents
     HB-1685, 2756, 3542, 4278
     SB-287, 1520, 1525, 1695, 1710
 Build Illinois
     HB-451,786, 1552, 3150, 3206, 3245,
       3542
     SB-485, 1715, 1790
 Bureau of the Budget




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APPROPRIATIONS-Cont.
    HB-451,788, 1685, 3150, 3543,4278
    SB-49, 315, 453, 1657, 1731
Capital Development Board
    HB-426, 785, 786, 799, 906, 1150,
      1234, 1409, 1685, 1774, 1775, 1776,
      1876, 2176, 2756, 3009, 3150, 3205,
      3542, 3543, 3637, 4218
    SB-434, 453, 1045, 1520, 1527, 1665,
      1666, 1732, 1867, 2021, 2022
Chicago Metropolitan Fair and Exposition
  Authority
    HB-109, 767, 2969
    SB-425, 1847
Chicago Teachers' Retirement System
    HB-765
    SB-1749
Cigarette Safety Commission
    HB-4288
Citizens Assembly
    HB-1685, 2048
    SB-1778
Civil Service Commission
    HB-3208
    SB-316, 1779
Commerce Commission, Illinois
    HB-773, 3542, 3543
    SB-1733, 1779
Community College Board, IL
    HB-307, 784, 3150, 3543
    SB-288, 1520, 1690, 1710, 1734, 1767
Community College District #508
    HB-991
Community College, State
    HB-891
Community Development Finance
  Corporation, IL
    HB-905
Comprehensive Health Insurance Board,
  Illinois
    HB-3199
    SB-2032
Court of Claims
    HB-790, 1163, 1685, 3226, 3463, 3542,
      3543
    SB-453, 1520, 1521, 1779
Criminal Justice Information Authority, IL
    HB-768, 3542
    SB-1736
 Dept. of Aging
     HB-782, 1685, 2756, 3229, 3542, 3543,
     4278
     SB-453, 1779
 Dept. of Agriculture
     HB-55, 707, 784, 786, 791, 1685, 2756,
       3150, 3302, 3542, 3543
     SB-24, 26, 229, 332, 453, 840, 1725,
       1729, 1779, 2022, 2080, 2100

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


APPROPRIATIONS-Cont.
Dept. of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
    HB-1423, 1685, 2756, 3542, 4278
    SB-343, 1751, 1779
Dept. of Central Management Services
    HB-778, 784, 1685, 3150, 3204, 3542,
      4278
    SB-437,453, 485, 1520, 1527, 1580,
      1779, 2022
Dept. of Children and Family Services
    HB-1685, 2081, 2756, 3211, 3542,
      3984, 4278
    SB-344, 453, 580, 1520, 1527, 1755,
      1779
Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs
    HB-242, 286, 450, 607, 702, 784, 786,
      826, 827,829,832, 836, 874, 902,
      908,963,965,966, 1091, 1142,
      1160, 1273, 1685, 2174, 2461, 2756,
      3150, 3781, 3542, 3543, 3782, 3783,
      4278
    SB-99, 128, 250, 453, 485, 689, 783,
      890,987, 1044, 1083, 1199, 1200,
      1520, 1527, 1632, 1734, 1779, 2022
Dept. of Conservation
    HB-307, 651, 786, 961, 1143, 1685,
      3150, 3542, 3543, 3882, 4278
    SB-101, 317, 332, 838, 1520, 1735,
      1779
Dept. of Corrections
    HB-789, 962, 1685, 3205, 3542, 3543,
      4278
    SB-453, 836, 1520, 1527, 1779
Dept. of Employment Security
    HB-564, 779, 784, 4278
    SB-453, 1738, 1779
Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources
    HB-777, 784, 786, 1159, 1271, 1666,
      1685, 1731, 2170, 2286, 3150, 3237,
      3542, 3543, 4278
    SB-332, 435, 453, 1520, 1779
Dept. of Financial Institutions
    SB-320, 1742, 1779
Dept. of Human Rights
    HB-3202, 3543
    SB-324, 1779
Dept. of Insurance
    HB-3199, 3542
    SB-327, 453, 1779
Dept. of Labor
    HB-780
    SB-1743, 1779
Dept. of Lottery
    HB-774, 2756
    SB-1744, 1779
Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental
  Disabilities
    HB-587, 783, 1685, 2756, 3542, 4278
    SB-453, 1520, 1754, 1779




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APPROPRIATIONS--Cont.
Dept. of Mines and Minerals
    HB-1685, 3210, 3542, 4278
    SB-332, 453, 1779
Dept. of Nuclear Safety
    HB-775, 784
    SB-453, 1747, 1779
Dept. of Professional Regulation (formerly
  Dept. of R & E)
    HB-3209, 3542, 3925
    SB-1779
Dept. of Public Aid
    HB-360, 699, 784, 894, 960, 1685,
      2756, 3347, 3542, 3543, 3985, 4278
    SB-347, 453, 989, 1755, 1779
Dept. of Public Health
    HB-668, 792, 800, 1685, 2067, 2756,
      3212, 3542, 3571, 3632, 3643, 4278,
      4304
    SB-453, 485, 835, 1520, 1527, 1688,
      1689, 1779
Dept. of Registration and Education
    HB-1894
    SB-337
Dept. of Rehabilitation Services
    HB-710, 1685, 2756, 3203, 3542, 3543
    SB-349, 366, 453, 1048, 1520, 1527,
      1779, 2085
Dept. of Revenue
    HB-1685, 2756, 3228, 3340, 3542,
      3622, 4278
    SB-52, 338, 453, 1520, 1527, 1779
Dept. of State Police
    HB-770, 3201
    SB-453, 1779
Dept. of Transportation
    HB-307, 650, 786, 876, 1156, 1157,
      1158, 1161, 1285, 1378, 1417, 2171,
      2756, 3150, 3227, 3231, 3348, 3542
    SB-50, 104, 332, 341,417, 453, 485,
      839, 847, 1520, 1575, 1582, 1628,
      1779, 1783
Dept. of Urban Development
    HB-889
Dept. of Veterans' Affairs
    HB-776, 1685, 3542, 4278
    SB-453, 1759, 1779, 1927
Development Finance Authority, IL
    HB-2671, 2756, 3150, 3440
East St. Louis Development Authority
    HB-2278, 2279, 2281, 2692
East St. Louis State Community College
  Board
    SB-288, 1690
Economic and Fiscal Commission
    HB-1685, 2048
    SB-1778
Educational Labor Relations Board, IL

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


APPROPRIATIONS-Cont.
    SB-345, 1737, 1779
Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
  (ESDA)
    HB-1685, 2287, 2756, 3224, 3542,
      4278
    SB-318, 1779
Env. Protection Trust Fund Commission
    HB-3542
    SB-1740
EPA-Environmental Protection Agency
    HB-284, 307, 758, 786, 825, 827, 828,
      834, 835, 1090, 1137, 1382, 1860,
      2069, 2398, 2605, 2756, 3042, 3150,
      3421, 3542, 3543
    SB-319, 332, 453, 485, 1008, 1082,
      1520, 1739, 1740, 1779
Farm Development Authority, IL
    HB-701, 704, 757
    SB-1741
General Assembly
    HB-1685, 2049, 2050
    SB-580, 1776, 1777, 1779
    House of Representatives
        SB-580
    Senate Operations Commission
        SB-1778;HB-2048
General Assembly Retirement System
    HB-763
    SB-1749
Gov. Health and Physical Fitness Council
    HB-792, 1685, 2756, 3212
Gov. Purchased Care Review Board
    HB-3543
    SB-348, 1756
Governor
    HB-1685, 3200, 3543
    SB-48, 322,453, 1779
Guardianship and Advocacy Commission
    HB-781
    SB-1752
Health Care Cost Containment Council
    HB-771, 1685, 3233, 4278
    SB-453
Historic Preservation Agency
    HB-307, 827, 830, 831, 1685, 3038,
      3150, 3234, 3791, 4278
    SB-323, 453, 1864
House of Representatives - see: General
  Assembly
Housing Development Authority, IL
    HB-1648
Human Rights Commission
    HB-1685, 3232
    SB-325
Ill. Sports Facilities Authority
    HB-3543




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APPROPRIATIONS-Cont.
Industrial Commission
    HB-3230, 3542, 3543
    SB-326, 1520, 1779
Intergovernmental Cooperation Commission
    HB-1685, 2048, 3542
    SB-1778
Interstate Agricultural Grain Marketing
  Commission
    SB-1866
Judges' Retirement System
    HB-762
    SB-1749
Judicial Inquiry Board
    SB-328, 1902
Legislative Audit Commission
    HB-1685, 2048
    SB-1778
Legislative Information System
    HB-1685, 2048
    SB-1520, 1527, 1778
Legislative Printing Unit
    HB-1685, 2048, 3542
    SB-1778
Legislative Reference Bureau
    HB-1685, 2048
    SB-1778
Legislative Research Unit
    HB-1685, 2048
    SB-1778
Legislative Space Needs Commission
    HB-1685, 2048
    SB-1778
legislative support services agencies
    see individual support agencies:
    Administrative Rules, Joint Committee
      on
    Citizens Assembly
    Economic and Fiscal Commission
    Intergovernmental Cooperation
      Commission
    Legislative Audit Commission
    Legislative Information System
    Legislative Printing Unit
    Legislative Reference Bureau
    Legislative Research Unit
    Legislative Space Needs Commission
Lieutenant Governor
    HB-772, 3244
    SB-1779
Liquor Control Commission
    HB-3243
    SB-329, 1779
Local Governmental Law Enforcement
  Officers Training Board
    HB-793, 3242
Local Labor Relations Board

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


APPROPRIATIONS-Cont.
    HB-3236, 3241
    SB-330
Medical Center Commission
    HB-3542
    SB-346, 839, 1749,1753
Metro-East Sanitary District
    HB-895
Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Authority
    HB-4024
    SB-1745
Military and Naval Department
    HB-1685, 3428, 3542
    SB-331, 453, 1520, 1746, 1779
Minority and Female Business Enterprise
  Council
    HB-1144
Minority Controlled and Female Controlled
  Business Loan Board
    HB-1280
Mortgage Insurance Agency, IL
    HB-2455
Non-Migratory Bird Stamp Fund
    SB-1836
Pollution Control Board
    HB-3240, 3542, 4278
    SB-333, 453, 1779
Prairie State 2000 Authority
    HB-756
    SB-453, 1748
Prisoner Review Board
    HB-769, 1685, 3542, 4278
    SB-1757, 1779
Property Tax Appeal Board
    HB-3238
    SB-334, 1779
Public Counsel Office
    HB-3239
    SB-335, 1779
Public School Teachers' Pension and
  Retirement Fund - see: Chicago
  Teachers' Retirement System
Racing Board, Illinois
    HB-3225, 3542, 3543
    SB-336, 1779
Savings and Loan Commissioner
    HB-784, 1685, 4278
    SB-339, 1348, 1750, 1779
Science Foundation, IL
    HB-1792
Sec. of State Merit Commission
    SB-1779
Secretary of State
    HB-307, 606, 786, 1685, 3150, 3403,
      3542
    SB-839, 1520, 1526, 1779, 2022
Senate - see: General Assembly




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APPROPRIATIONS-Cont.
Small Business Utility Advocate Office
    SB-1779
Southern Illinois University
    HB-2756, 3542
    SB-291, 1478, 1520, 1525, 1694, 1710
State Appellate Defender
    HB-1065, 2895, 3318, 4308
    SB-453
State Board of Education
    HB-70, 481, 482, 483, 484, 784, 827,
      833, 837, 861,893,903,904, 1357,
      1685, 1722, 2080, 2098, 2756, 3040,
      3041, 3080,3150,3280, 3281, 3282,
      3539, 3542, 3543, 4278
    SB-453, 785, 800, 946, 1081, 1195,
       1520, 1527, 1533, 1734, 1854, 2112,
       2280
State Board of Elections
    HB-416, 1846, 3116, 3542, 3543
    SB-580, 1779
State Comptroller
    HB-1685, 2075, 2756, 3542, 4278
    SB-363, 453, 1520, 1526, 1527, 1657,
       1658, 1779
State Employees' Retirement System
    HB-760
    SB-1749
State Fire Marshal
     HB-784, 3235, 3542, 3543
     SB-321,453, 1520, 1527, 1779
State Labor Relations Board
     HB-3236
     SB-340, 1779
State Police Merit Board
     HB-1202
State Sanitary District Observer
     SB-1779
State Scholarship Commission, IL
     HB-1685, 3542
     SB-286, 367, 1525, 1696
State Treasurer
     HB-1685, 1897, 2822, 3511, 3542,
       3543, 4278
     SB-453, 580, 1526, 1779, 2058, 2059,
       2060
State Universities Civil Service Merit Board
     HB-1685
     SB-292, 1710, 1897
 State Universities Retirement System
     HB-761
     SB-285, 1710, 1758
 State's Attorney Appellate Prosecutor
     HB-1368, 1685, 3542, 3663
     SB-1822
 Supreme Court
     HB-138, 1636, 1685, 3162, 3542, 4278
 Teachers' Retirement System

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


APPROPRIATIONS--Cont.
    HB-764
    SB-1749
University of Illinois
    HB-2756, 3150, 3542, 3866, 4049
    SB-290, 436, 1205, 1520, 1525, 1692,
       1710
Vermilion County Conservation District
    HB-3883
ARMED FORCES
See MILITARY AND NAVAL
ARMORY BOARD, ILLINOIS
See MILITARY AND NAVAL
ASBESTOS
See HEALTH
ASSESSORS
Cook County assessors
    certificates of error issued upon
       request, HB-392
county assessors
    legal and technical assistance, Dept.
       Rev. provide, SB-226
county assessors-counties over 500,000
     property assessment disclosures, HB-
       334
township assessors
     removes education requirement, HB-
       1315
ATHLETICS
amateur sports programs
     volunteer liability limitations, HB-210,
       1421, 1635
athletic inducements, criminal offense,
   SB-1170
higher education basketball game
   scheduling, HB-1100
 interscholastic athletic fees, restricts,
   SB-1043; HB-10, 2413
 nighttime sports events
     Chicago, restricts events, HB-3432
     noise emission regulation exemptions,
       SB-958
     pro atheltic events in cities over 1
       million exempt from nighttime noise
       regulations, SB-90
     regular season nighttime events,
       permits 18, SB-1544
 noise emission regulation
     exemptions, SB-958
     nighttime regulations no longer
       applicable to pro athletic events in
       cities over 1 million, SB-90
 Professional Baseball Corporation Act, Ill.
     creates; Ill. Sports Facilities Auth.
       purchase team, sell shares, HB-2993
 Professional Boxing and Wrestling Act




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ATHLETICS-Cont.
    closed circuit TV; gross receipts tax;
       exclusions; promotor permits;
       registration; scoring; medical
       personnel, HB-2332
     neurological exams, requires for
       licensing, HB-43
professional sporting events
     alcohol sales restrictions, HB-2886
school association dues
     restrictions on payment to State &
       nat'l. associations, SB-42
schools
     coaches, authorizes employment of
       noncertificated employees, HB-711
     interscholastic competition, student
       choise of physician for exam, SB-851
     minimum eligibility standards for
       interscholastic competitions, SB-
       70;HB-250
Sports Facilities Authority Act, Illinois
     affirmative action program for equal
       employment, HB-2898
     disbursements to Sports Facilities
       Fund, SB-1229
     legislative finding, SB-2275
     local gov't. unit; real estate
       improvements; insurance; territorial
       boundaries; bonds; noise emission
       standards; HB-1854
     management agreement with major
       league baseball team, SB-2202
     Professional Baseball Corporation Act,
       creates; Auth. purchase team, sell
       shares, HB-2993
     quick-take; eminent domain; hotel tax;
       revenue sharing; alcohol sales; bonds;
       allocation of volume caps; conflict of
       interest, etc. SB-2202
     real estate taxes on facility, requires
       tenant to pay, HB-264
     repeals, SB-878;HB-374, 4151
     Sports Facilities Fund, disbursements
       to, SB-1229
 steroids
     amateur sports, limits human anabolic
       steroid distribution to therapeutic
       reasons, HB-670
 U.S. Olympic Committee Fund of IL
     creates in State Treasury; income tax
       check-off, SB-129
 United States Olympic Committee Act
     creates; income tax check-off, SB-488
 ATTORNEY GENERAL
 See STATE OFFICERS
 ATTORNEYS
 Attorney Registration and Disciplinary
   Commission, creates, SJR(CA)-35
 attorney signature

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ATTORNEYS-Cont.
    eliminates requirement for belief
       formed after inquiry, SB-1153
Attorneys and Counselors Act
    non-attorney referral of client to
       attorney for fee, misdemeanor, SB-
       730
attorneys general
    appointment of investigators; securing
       & serving warrants; firearm
       authorization, SB-271
     investigators with peace officer powers,
       Att. Gen. may employ, HB-3661
contingent fees
     limitations, SB-1063;HB-1474
Criminal Justice Retirement System
     creates new Article 25 of Pension Code,
       HB-1913
General Assembly members
     members with 10 years service take bar
       exam, practice law, SB-997
harming a prosecutor
     aggravated battery, SB-1405
incorporation
     attorney may act as initial
       incorporator, HB-388
lawyer fees
     imposes; regulation of legal profession,
       SB-873
legal counsel solicitation
     prohibits on courthouse property, SB-
       738
non-attorney representation
     labor relations boards proceedings,
       HB-3379
notary public actions
     attorney notary publics may perform
       for documents prepared by that
       attorney, HB-1420
 power of attorney
     Durable Power of Attorney Act,
       creates, HB-1109
     IL Power of Attorney Act
         creates, SB-524
         health care references, eliminates,
           SB-2184;HB-3598
         health care, exceptions, HB-3598
     Powers of Attorney for Health Care
       Act, creates, HB-842
     Statutory Short Form Power of
       Attorney for Property Act, creates,
       HB-1110
     Uniform Durable Power of Attorney
       Act, creates, SB-1288
 Public Defender Act
     appointment of investigators; securing
       & serving warrants; firearm
       authorization, SB-271
     County Board President appoint, HB-
       3703




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ATTORNEYS-Cont.
    court appoint to defend indigent person
      in contempt of court, SB-739;HB-
      1502
retaliatory discharge
    allows action; waives attorney-client
       privilege, SB-1877
    creates Act; cause of action for
      dismissal for refusal to violate ethical
      canon, SB-2041
Sanitary District of 1907
    board of trustees salaries, increases;
       eliminates maximum annual
       attorney salary, HB-246
State Appellate Defender Act
    caseload limits, appellate defender may
       decline excess cases, HB-3316
State's attorneys
    appointment of investigators; securing
       & serving warrants; firearm
       authorization, SB-271
    counties employing Assist. St.
       Attorneys, G.A. appropriate funds
       for salary supplements, HB-1914
    investigators with peace officer powers,
       Att. Gen. may employ, HB-3661
    salary increase, HB-1072
    sets salaries, SB-1832;HB-1915
    special prosecutors
         limits compensation, HB-173
     State furnish 2/3 salary of Assist. St.
       Attorney, HB-1916
     subpoena of attorneys
         requires prior judicial approval,
           SB-358; HB-192
State's Attorneys Appellate Prosecutor
     assist county St. attorneys in
       Controlled Substances and Narcotic
       Profit Forfeiture cases, HB-1707
    jurisdiction in all cases from counties
       under 3 million, HB-1706
AUDITOR GENERAL
See STATE OFFICERS
AUTO DEALERS
See MOTOR VEHICLES
BAIL
See CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
BANKING AND FINANCE
annuity check cashing, SB-214
automatic teller machines
     fees, limits, HB-4294
     mergers, resulting banks establish
       ATMs, HB-2794
bad checks
     bad check fee authorization, HB-2540
     checks over $150, civil liability, SB-741
     civil liability 30 days following written
       demand for payment, HB-352, 357,
       3114

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BANKING AND FINANCE-Cont.
    deceptive practice to issue bad check
      for State or local gov't. obligation,
      SB-262
    financial institutions furnish list of
      drawers to commercial customers,
      HB-1738
    garnishment; treble damages; attorney
       fees; costs, HB-2825
    Public Utilities Revenue Act
       provisions, expands, HB-1166
    Rev. Act collection officer impose fee,
       HB-1517
Bank Holding Company Act
    acquisition of S&L, SB-1219;HB-2550
    bank acquisitions, SB-907, 1595; HB-
       1000, 2545
    branch banking limitations, SB-2228
    Commissioner of Banks & Trusts
       examine any company owning 25%
       of State bank, SB-935
    eliminates midwest bank region
       limitation, SB-990
    examinations of co. controlling state
       bank, HB-3974
    Ohio, midwestern state, SB-221, 1594
    sale of assets to holding company out of
       state, HB-3972
Banking Act, Illinois
     subsidiary, prior approval, HB-3975
     assets, money market fund shares, SB-
       1901
     bank definition, expands, HB-2794
     bank director stock ownership, HB-
       2788
     bank examinations, SB-2173
     bank general powers, HB-2790
     bank organization criteria; capital req.;
       St. Banking Board immunity, HB-
       2123
     banking house, defines, HB-2794
     basic loan limits, SB-1285
     branch banks, cities under 10,000,
       HB-2794
     branch, prior approval, HB-3976
     charter changes; lending limits;
       required publications; SB-925
     charters; dir. liability, SB-1214
     collection practices, HB-53
     continuing operation of merged bank
       facility, SB-1221
     corporate powers, SB-1415,
       1416;HB-2535
     customer financial records disclosure to
       employers, SB-2228;HB-3166
     Electronic Data Processing Advisory
       Comm. operations; mandatory
       sharing of fund transfer facilities,
       SB-985;HB-1358
     electronic funds transfer regulations;
       proprietary network examination;
       Electronic Fund Transfer Advisory
       Comm. & EDP Advisory Comm.,
       HB-2546




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BANKING AND FINANCE-Cont.
    emergency sale of assets or merger,
       HB-2806
    emergency sales of assets or merger,
       HB-2804
     fees paid to Commissioner, raises;
       penalties, SB-1303
     fund transfer terminal limitations,
       removes; proprietary network exams,
       SB-1457
     insurance brokers/securities dealers
       powers, SB-608;HB-1426
     insurance issuance, HB-2525
     insurance, banks maintain subsidiaries,
       SB-2000
     minimum number of directors, SB-928
     money market mutual fund shares
       assets, HB-4180
     mortgagees notify mortgagors of sale of
       mortgage, HB-2687
     operation of branch banks,
       authorization of acquiring bank, HB-
       3980
     public agency investment funds, public
       agency interest in assets, SB-1285
     public funds management, public
       agency investment,
       SB-1220;HB-2530
     real estate acquisition & holding for
       expansion purposes, permits,
       HB-3977
     real estate broker powers, SB-607
     rules for State agency adoption of
       standards, SB-17062353
     sale of assets to holding company out of
       state, HB-3972
     stand-by letters of credit not exempt
       from lending limits, HB-2806
     State bank stockholder preemptive
       rights, eliminates, HB-2543
     State banks exercise powers granted to
       national banks, HB-2535
     State banks purchase securities, SB-
        1414
     subsidiary & affiliate costs,
       examinations, HB-3973
     technical change, HB-1327
     telephone conference calls for conduct
       of business, HB-2533
     terms; cross references; Commissioner
       conduct trust company hearings,
       HB-2795
     travel agencies owned by banks, SB-
        406; HB-576, 1687, 2122, 3478
     treasury stock, HB-3977
     unmanned automatic teller machines,
        merged banks, HB-2794
 Banks and Trusts Commissioner
      BIDCO Act, creates; Commissioner
        regulate, SB-1792
 branch banking

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BANKING AND FINANCE--Cont.
    see also: Banking Act, Illinois
    limitations; branches established by
      bank holding companies, SB-2228
check cashing
    gov't. agency annuity checks, req.
       banks and S&Ls to cash, SB-214
    merchants, authorizes services for fee,
       HB-513
check cashing services
    innkeepers may offer, HB-3968
    merchants, authorizes services for fee,
       HB-513
community reinvestments
     est. requirements for banks and savings
       & loans, SB-1392;HB-1267, 1764
     requires of mortgage bankers, sales
       finance agencies, consumer finance
       co. & insurance co., HB-1764
Consumer Bank Act
     creates; money lending; Dept. Financial
       Institutions regulate, HB-2071
Consumer Credit Counseling Corporation
   Act
     formation, reduces members, HB-4212
 Consumer Installment Loan Act
     business transactions, HB-4192
     charge for premiums paid for non-filing
       insurance, HB-2291
     finance charge computation, bans use
       of rule of 78's, SB-2092
     precomputed installment loan
       repayments, HB-2528
     sales finance agency business, credit
       extension, HB-2211
 Corporate Fiduciaries Act
     investments on behalf of trust, SB-2188
 Corporate Fiduciary Act
     powers of corporate fiduciaries, Comm.
       of Banks & Trusts specify, HB-3972
     short title for Act to regulate &
       administer trusts by trust companies,
       HB-2793
 cosigner rights
     bans adverse credit information or
       collection proceedings without
       notice, HB-2146
 Credit Card and Debit Card Act
     prizes or gifts based on account
       number, bans; req. cardholder
       signature for phone charge orders,
       HB-3818
 credit card surcharge, prohibits, SB-400
 credit cards and revolving credit
     see also: interest
     Credit Card Application Disclosure
        Act, creates, HB-1630
     disclosure information, SB-2255;
        HB-3380
     interest rate and fee disclosure in ads &
        applications, HB-2388, 2415, 4188





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BANKING AND FINANCE--Cont.
    interest rate ceiling, SB-188,
       217;HB-4, 19, 413
     limits revolving credit int.; int. charged
       on ave. daily balance; limits annual
       fees; disclosure requirements;
       maximum interest rate, SB-895
     lottery ticket purchase, prohibits use of
       credit card, HB-3420
     prohibits surcharge for use of credit
       card in lieu of cash, SB-626, 1337;
       HB-1785
     rate information on applications, bills
       & statements; Att. Gen. publish
       comparison list, SB-400
     revolving credit interest charges, SB-
       895;HB-1878
     revolving credit rates & annual fees
       disclosure, HB-2119
     surcharge on credit card usage,
       prohibits HB-1043
credit law
     PA85-983, defers effective date, SB-
       1826
Credit Services Organizations Act
     creates; regulates credit rating service
       companies; disclosure statements,
       SB-1998
 Credit Services Regulations Act
     regulates credit services organizations
       & companies; disclosure statements;
       advertising restrictions, HB-2487
 credit unions
     borrowing limitations, requirements,
       SB-893
     credit agreement require debtor pay
       collection costs, HB-2166
     examination by CPAs or Dept.
       Financial Institutions, HB-4048
     examination of assets, HB-3761
     mortgage loans, HB-1235
     mortgagees notify mortgagors of sale of
       mortgage, HB-2687
     non-member deposits authorization,
       SB-1603
 Currency Exchange Act
     ambulatory currency exchange
       services, HB-1286
     inspection of locations served by
       ambulatory currency exchange upon
       complaints, SB-1054
     money order cash deposited into special
       trust funds, HB-2293
     short title; annual report, calendar
        basis; upgrade bond requirements,
        HB-3476
 currency exchanges
     check cashing fee, exempts public
        assistance benefits, HB-3813
     Community and Ambulatory Currency
        Exchanges Act

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BANKING AND FINANCE-Cont.
         ambulatory currency exchange
           licensing criteria, HB-2623
         community currency exchange
           purchaser apply for license,
           HB-2865
     fee structure; investigation fees, SB-
       1721
     license fees, increases, HB-2293
     licensing fees, SB-777
     services to senior citizens, public
       housing occupants, pensioners, public
       aid recipients, SB-746
electronic funds transfer
     actions brought within one year,
       SB-925
     Comptroller and county board
       authorization, HB- 1151
     electronic funds transfer regulations;
       proprietary network examination;
       Electronic Fund Transfer Advisory
       Comm. & EDP Advisory Comm.,
       HB-2546
     fund transfer terminal limitations,
       removes; proprietary network exams,
       SB-1457
     mandatory sharing of fund transfer
       facilities, HB-1358
     terms; cross references; Commissioner
       conduct trust company hearings,
       HB-2795
 electronic securities transactions
     Uniform Commercial Code provisions
       governing; certificated &
       uncertificated securities,
       SB-258;HB-513
 Fairness in Lending Act, IL
     loan interest rate, locks as specified in
       loan application, HB-314
     mortgage loan applicant copies of
       credit reports & appraisals, HB-315
     residential mortgage loan application
       withdrawal and refund of fees, SB-
       1266; HB-4184
 federal currency transaction reports also
   filed with State Police, HB-1611
 financial institutions in Ill., Act concerning
     community reinvestments
       requirements, HB-1267
     fees, limits, HB-4294
     insufficient funds checks, list of drawers
       available to commercial customers,
       HB-1738
 Financial Services Development Act, Ill.,
   creates, HB-2533
 Foreign Banking Office Act
     African Development Bank
        investments, HB-4190
      foreign banking corporations offices
        outside Chi. central business dist.,
        SB-1285




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BANKING AND FINANCE-Cont.
     registered agent vacancy, filled within
       60 days, SB-1808
foreign exchange
     annual license expiration dates,
       HB-4192
foreign savings and loan associations
     new Article, companies do business in
       IL; repeals Act to regulate, SB-1593,
       2156
Fraudulent Transfer Act, Uniform
     creates; rights of creditors &
       transferees, SB-965
holidays
     Casimir Pulaski birthday,
       commemorative holiday status, HB-
       338
     Famous Americans Day, creates:
       Columbus, Washington, Pulaski,
       King, HB-582
Home Equity Lending Plan Act
     creates; seller retain life interest in
       home, HB-1078
insufficient funds checks - see: bad checks
Inter-American Development Bank
     prohibits investment of insurance funds
       in obligations, HB-1852
 interest
     see also: credit cards and revolving
       credit
     credit card & revolving credit interest
       ceiling, SB-188, 217;HB-4, 19, 413,
       2450
     credit card disclosure requirements,
       delays effective date, HB-4180
     credit card interest rate & fee
       disclosures, HB-2388, 2415
     disclosure rules & regulations, HB-
       2708
     finance charge computation, bans use
       of rule of 78's, SB-2092
     higher ed student loan rates, HB-188
     loan interest and manner of payment,
       HB-1013
     PA85-983, defers effective date, SB-
        1826
     rates & charges, limits certain, SB-186
     revolving credit interest rate & annual
       fees disclosure, HB-2119
     revolving credit rate of interest, limits;
       seniannual adjustments, SB-1650
     revolving credit, interest on unpaid
        principal balance only, HB-411
     written contracts limit, removes, SB-
        1413
 Interstate Assisted Depository Institutions
   Acquisition Act
     creates; failing IL banks may be
        acquired by financial institutions in
        midwestern states, SB-1299

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BANKING AND FINANCE-Cont.
Investment of Public Funds Act
    public agency invest in repurchase
       agreement for gov't. securities
Linked Deposit Act, IL
    creates; State funds deposit; financial
       institution loans to small businesses,
       HB-1842
loans
     lender reject title insurer, agent or
       broker, SB-2122
     loan interest and manner of payment,
       HB-1013
lost instruments
     security, HB-172
merged banks
     facilities continued operation, HB-475
mortgage bankers
     repeals Act regulating; creates
       Residential Mortgage License Act of
       1987, SB-1297
Mortgage Bankers Act
     mortgagees notify mortgagors of sale of
       mortgage, HB-2687
Mortgage Brokers Act, IL
     creates; regulation; licensing; disclosure
       statements, HB-1950
Mortgage Escrow Account Act
     escrow accounts earn interest, HB-
       3045
     lender notify borrower of all available
       accounts & interest rates meeting
       escrow requirements, HB-1305, 2312
     release of account pledged in lieu of
       escrow, SB-1212
 Motor Vehicle Retail Installment Sales Act
     balloon-note financing agreements,
       HB-2477
     credit life or credit disability insurance
       notices, HB-216
     interest rates for financing, restrictions,
       HB-369
 Public Bonds Interest Rate Limitation Act
     home rule limitations, SB-206
 rental-purchase agreements regulation,
   SB-1046
 Sale of Exchange Act
     annual licenses expiration, HB-4192
 Sales Finance Agency Act
     increases license fees, SB-915
     sales finance agency definition,
       HB-4192
 Savings and Loan Act of 1985, IL
     annual statement of condition
       disclosures HB-3959
     bonded officers & employees, SB-952;
        HB-1597
     examination of holding companies and
        subsidiaries, SB-927




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BANKING AND FINANCE--Cont.
    foreign associations regulation; mutual
       assoc. form holding companies;
       conservator, SB-2156
    holding companies Article, adds,
       SB-213
     holding company acquisition of S&Ls
       and holdings companies in
       Midwestern states, SB-213
     holding company reorganization;
       foreign savings & loan business in
       IL; investment in State of Israel
       securities, SB-1593
     IL Savings and Loan and Residential
       Mortgage Licensee Fund, est.,
       SB-1298
     interstate branch offices, SB-952
     mortgagees notify mortgagors of sale of
       mortgage, HB-2687
     S&L purchase equity interest in
       insurance companies, SB-779
     service corporations, SB-2254
savings and loan associations (S&Ls)
     cashing gov't. agency annuity checks,
       requires, SB-214
     dividends declared quarterly, HB-2867
     foreign savings and loan associations
         application & annual renewal fee
           increases; S&L publish notice of
           application filing, SB-1593
     holding company financial statements;
       changes in ownership, HB-2871
     mergers of failing S&L, HB-2868
     Savings and Loan and Residential
       Mortgage Licensee Fund,
       establishes, SB-1298, 1349
 Savings Associations Banking Act, Illinois
     director, limits personal liability, SB-
       1722
     loan maximum, increases, SB-1809
     loans maximums; purclihse of
       marketable investment securities;
       drafts or bills for exchange; fees for
       savings assoc., SB-1723
 secured transactions
     secured property title insurance,
       prohibits lender from requiring
       borrower to obtain from particular
       insurer, HB-1937
 Securities Law of 1953, Illinois
     exempt transactions filing fees, SB-817
     fraud enforcement; filing exemptions,
       SB-2123
     moneys received by State placed in
       GRF, HB-3587
     statutory fees, deletes; deletes filing
       deadline ban; definitions, SB-450
     suspension of registration, HB-2138
 Stock Transfer Tax Act, creates, SB-577;
   HB-2659
 student loans

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BANKING AND FINANCE-Cont.
    default, prohibits State employment;
       wage garnishment, HB-1098
travel agencies, bank-owned, SB-406; HB-
  576, 1687, 2122, 3478
Trusts and Trustees Act
    bank services to trust, compensated,
       HB-2793
    trustee agreements with affiliated
       banks, SB-1286
    trustees pay bank for services rendered
       to trust, SB-2188
withdrawal of deposited funds
     time period subject to federal law,
       SB-445
BINGO
See GAMES AND GAMBLING
BLOOD AND BLOOD DONORS
See MEDICINE
BOATS
Boat Registration and Safety Act
     boating license age, raises to 21, HB-
       2199
     canoes and kayaks, display of
       registration number exemptions,
       HB-3805
     canoes and kayaks, exempt from
       registration requirement, SB-
       1550;HB-2925, 3607
     DUI conviction report made to Dept. of
       Conservation Law Enforcement Div.,
       HB-2202
     prohibits persons under 12 from
       certification to operate, HB-2201
     registration & titling of all watercraft,
       HB-2220
     watercraft operation regulations; safety
       procedures; licensing requirements,
       HB-2219
 canoes/kayaks
     registration under Boat Registration
       and Safety Act, exempts, SB-
       1550;HB-2925, 3607
 charter boats
     limits local regulation, SB-1485;HB-
       2490
 DUI boating
     increases penalty, HB-2072
     revocation of operating privileges and
       motor vehicle driving privileges;
       judicial driving permit authorization,
       HB-1200
 emergency response costs
     DUI offender pay public agency, SB-
        1925
 gambling place
     docking of boats used for or containing
       devices for gambling, prohibits,
       HB-9




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BONDS
anti-pollution bonds
     loans/grants, uses of funds from sale of
       bonds, HB-3846
Bond Interest Rate Act
     Ill. Dev. Finance Authority Direct
       Loan Program; additional powers,
       HB-2555
bonds as security
     State Treasurer may accept for deposit
       of State moneys, SB-264
Build Illinois Bond Act
     authorization increase; program
       expansion HB-2824
     sewer & water project bond issue,
       authorizes, HB-308
Coal and Energy Development Bond Act
     economic feasibility studies of purchase
       of public utility; use of Coal Dev.
       Fund, HB-2280
     IL Alternative Energy Loan
       Repayment Fund, creates for deposit
       of funds, SB-572
     report to G.A. evaluating coal
       development projects, HB-2315
     specifies Illinois coal, HB-1769
     stylistic change, HB-1272
county court house bonds
     raises maximum tax rate, SB-142
County Jail Bond Act, creates, HB-3326
county jails and sheriffs' residences
     multi-county jail tax levy and bond
       issue, SB-1035;HB-2863
county working cash funds
    bonds bear interest at specified rate,
       SB-849
Educational Loan Purchase Program Law
    bonds, eliminates interest ceiling,
       HB-4233
General Obligation Bond Act
    additional city powers, HB-854
    anti-pollution allocation, increases, SB-
       117
    capital facilities limitation, increases,
       HB-3802
    College Savings Bonds, HB-4193
    county stormwater management, one-
       yr. tax; fees; bonds, HB-998
    ICC gas & electric purchase or
      eminent domain acquisition; general
      obligation bonds; HB-1617
    increases authorization, SB-778, 2271;
       HB-1928, 2833, 3515, 3516, 3846,
       4193
    increases bond authorization, SB-837;
      HB-1684
    increases EPA authorization for
      municipal grants, SB-1007
    increases, new Cook County hospital,
      HB-1196

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BONDS-Cont.
     issuance for park district aquarium
       improvements & superconducting
       supercollider expenses, SB-47
     local gov't. construction of revenue
       producing capital facilities, HB-2175
     local taxing dist. issue for tort
       judgments, limits amounts, HB-171
     low-income single room occupancy
       facilities, IHDA bonds, HB-1128
     punctuation changes, SB-109
     school construction bonds, increases
       authorization, HB-4157
     sewage treatment consolidation,
       HB-1135
     Superconducting Super Collider
       expenditures, HB-4193
     township board of managers tax levy
       increase; bond increase; money
       borrowing, SB-978
     Water Pollution Control Revolving
       Fund, SB-1794, 1862;HB-2917,
       3846
Local Government Debt Reform Act
     creates; bond authority, HB-3655,
       3785
local governmental entity bonds
     Local Government Health Services Act
       bond issuance authorization; tax
       levy, HB-2070
Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater
  Chicago
     final date for issuance, SB-1842, 1843;
       HB-3309
municipal bonds
     interest rate on bonds issued for special
       purpose, payable from tax levy, etc.
       SB-267
     water treatment bonds without
       referendum, under Fed. Clean Water
       Act, SB-1243
performance bonds
     waives, Minority & Female Business
       Enterprise Act, St. contracts under
       $50,000, HB-1181
Private Activity Bond Allocation Act, IL
    creates; establish standards; non-home
       rule counties or municipalities,
       SB-1167
    home rule unit reallocations, HB-2558
    IRS conformity, SB-2229
Public Bonds Interest Rate Limitation Act
    home rule limitations, SB-206
public construction
    contractor furnish bonds, HB-1515
Public Securities and Finance Act
    creates; public corporation
       supplemental authority to issue
       bonds in re tax-exempt status, SB-
       1597




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BONDS--Cont.
revenue bonds
    additional city powers, HB-854
    Farm Debt Restructuring Act, Farm
       Dev. Authority issue bonds, HB-637
    sewage treatment consolidation,
       HB-1135
    solar energy funding, IHDA
       authorization, HB-2592
Sanitary District Revenue Bond Act
    notice to owner prior to civil action,
       HB-3261
school treasurer bond
    amount based on average cash &
       investment balances, SB-755
State Scholarship Commission, Illinois
     increases bond limit, SB-1137
stormwater management
     bond authorization, grants to certain
       entities; authority to borrow money,
       SB-1843
surety bonds
     Consumer Deposit Security Act of
       1987, creates; lessor surety bonds,
       SB-1287
     guarantees for small contractors, HB-
       257
     notary public surety bond, repeals req.,
       HB-467
     roofing license applicants proof of, SB-
       431
 tax-free bonds
     community college districts
       supplemental authority, SB-1439
     school districts supplemental authority,
       SB-1438
     supplemental powers to units of gov't.
       to issue (Fed. Tax Reform Act
       1986), SB-1440
taxable bonds
     procedures for issue by State, local
       gov't. & school dists., HB-256
 Transportation Bond Act
     mass transportation purposes bonds, in-
       Cr eases authorization, HB-3912
 Urban Stormdrainage Management District
   Act
     creates; intergov'tal. agreements;
       bonds; property tax, HB-997
 BUILD ILLINOIS
 See ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
 BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
 agribusiness
     Post-Harvest Technology Center,
       creates; promote agricultural
       products, research, industry, etc.
       HB-700
     Seed Capital Fund, creates;
       agribusiness investments, HB-703

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY-Cont.
Agribusiness Fair Act
    See FAIRS
Antitrust Act, Illinois
    exempts rail carriers & common
       carriers by pipeline from regulation,
       SB-1152, 1459; HB-2207
    insurance company exemption,
       eliminates, SB-2161; HB-3902
     natural gas price recovery, SB-1639
Aquaculture Development Act
    creates; Dept. Ag program to develop
       IL aquaculture industry, SB-762
asbestos liability, SB-2020
BIDCO Act, Illinois
     creates; Bus. and Industrial Dev.
       Corps. (BIDCOs); financial &
       management assistance to
       businesses; Commissioner of Banks
       & Trusts, SB-1792
Business and Education Cooperation Act
     creates; E.St.Louis & Brooklyn school
       districts; business incubator; HB-900
Business Capital Resources Act
     creates; Bus. Cap. Resources Authority
       assist fledgling businesses, HB-1973
 Business Combination Act, Illinois
     Bus. Corporation Act of 1983, adds
       Bus. Comb. Act and Ill. Control
       Share Act, HB-3008
 Business Corporation Act of 1983
     Bus. Combination Act, Ill./Ill. Control
       Share Act, adds, HB-3008
     business combination requirements,
       disclosure statements, fair price for
       mergers, SB-803
     control share acquisitions, new Article
       11A, regulates, HB-2901, 2975,
       3008
     corporate franchise taxes, SB-2154
     director liability limitations, SB-1214;
       HB-1529
     director liability, HB-933
     dissolved corporations, criminal
       liability continues, SB-1913
     foreign corporations
         amnesty period, payment of
            franchise taxes and fees, HB-
            3793
         liability, HB-3792
     mergers or consolidations, SB-448
     resident domestic corporations, restricts
       business combinations, HB-3865
     rural route number requirement,
       SB-448
 business discrimination, prohibits State
   business or funding, HB-1145
 business education program
     DCCA Office of Urban Assistance
       create and administer. HB- 1141



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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY-Cont.
Business Impact Note Act
    creates; Ec. & Fiscal Comm. prepare
       notes on certain legislation, SB-
       389;HB-1133
Buy Illinois
    DCCA program-IL business & gov't.
       agencies purchase IL goods &
       services, HB-2369
cemetery businesses, examination charges,
  HB-3722
Chemical Safety Act
    notification of significant releases; fees;
       contingency plans, HB-1359
commercialization centers
    royalty agreements, allows centers
       awarded grants by DCCA to accept,
       SB-780
Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business
  Practices Act
    see also: FRAUD
    insurance sales, misleading advertising,
       SB-2074
    prices marked on shelves, stores using
       automatic checkout systems,
       HB-1341
    telephone transactions, statutory
       cancellation provisions apply, HB-
       1788
Control Share Act, Illinois
    Bus. Combination Act, I11./Ill. Control
       Share Act, adds to Bus. Corporation
       Act of 1983, HB-3008
Cooperative Act of 1987, IL
    creates; incorporation, merger &
       dissolution of coops; repeals Co-
       operative Act, HB-2778
disadvantaged businesses
    DOT procure goods and services from
       HB-4119
    DOT procurement of goods from, HB-
       1647
    DOT set-asides in area of
       transportation, SB-1819
Disrupted Business Assistance Act
    enacts; defers occupation tax payment
       for work interrupted by road
       construction, SB-748
dissolution of corporations
    Attorney General publish notice of
       action to dissolve corporation, SB-
       2095
Economic Adjustment Council
    creates in DCCA; assistance related to
       IL business closings & layoffs, HB-
       810, 3423
Economic Adjustment, Council for
    establishes, assistance connected with
       IL business closings & lay-offs, HB-
       1192
Emergency Business Retention Act

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY-Cont.
    renames Employee Ownership
       Assistance Act; incl. community
       ownership assoc.; loans, grants, etc.,
       SB-796
Employee Ownership Assistance Act
    Emergency Business Retention Act,
       renames Act; includes community
       ownership associations; forms of
       assistance, SB-796, 1685
enterprise zones
    See ENTERPRISE ZONES
Entrepreneurship Education, IL Institute
  for, creates within State Board of Ed.,
  SB-687, 691; HB-184
foreign business incentives
    DCCA impact study on domestic
       business, SB-200
foreign language bank
    DCCA/State Board of Ed. establish to
       assist in foreign trade development,
       HB-2783
Franchise Disclosure Act
    franchise fee, exempts fixtures,
       HB-3278
    repeals; creates Franchise Disclosure
       Act of 1987, HB-2011
General Not For Profit Corporation Act
    certificates of revocation filing fees;
       mergers; Gen. Assembly powers;
       corp. penalties, SB-448
    corporate name, restricts use of
       political party name, HB-2827, 3810
    director limited liability, HB-3997
    immunity from liability of officers and
      directors, HB-1312
    liability of persons rendering service to
      certain nonprofit corporations, limits,
      HB-3731
    political party name use, SB-2098;
      HB-3810
    rural route number requirement;
      articles of revocation of dissolution,
      Sb-449
    total tort immunity to volunteer
      workers, HB-270
    volunteers not liable while performing
      volunteer duties, SB-681;HB-1555
High Impact Businesses
    location; mandates; tax benefits,
      HB-4091
    qualifying criteria; redistribution of
       funds, HB-2102
Hispanic business
    financial institution incentives, DCCA
       furnish, HB-3002
Ill. industry promotion
    Development Finance Authority data
       bases & programs, HB-4243
Illinois goods and services




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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY-Cont.
    DCCA program-IL business and
      government agencies purchase,
      HB-2369
incorporation
    attorney may act as initial
       incorporator, HB-388
industrial battery/aggravated industrial
  battery, SB-1276, 1396
industrial project loans
    Direct Loan Program, IL Dev. Finance
       Authority, HB-2555
Labor-Management Notification and
  Consultation Act
    creates; plant closing notice; civil relief;
       DCCA/Dept. Labor, HB-810, 3381,
       3411
Large Business Development Act
     DCCA grants to businesses, HB-3969
Linked Deposit Act, IL
    creates; State funds deposit; financial
       institution loans to small businesses,
       HB-1842
Medical Corporation Act
     attorney may act as initial
       incorporator, HB-388
     licensure denial or revocation for
       nonpayment of taxes, HB-3416
Medical Treatment Reparations
  Corporation
     creates; establish fund of fees from
       doctors & hospitals for medical
       malpractice coverage, SB-1512
 Minority and Female Business Enterprise
   Act
     certification for State agencies
       performed by Council, SB-1251
     compliance plans filed by Sept. 1, HB-
       3880
     Council devise policies for equitable
       access to contracts, HB-3879
     Council members appointed by Gov.,
       HB-1194
     goal percentages for award of
       contracts, HB-3468
     Ill. Development Finance Aurhtority
       guaranteed loans, HB-4166
     independent of DCCA; grants for
       entire State; removes repealer, HB-
       820
     limits size of eligible businesses,
       HB-978
     losses, Urban Assistance Office
       guarantee sureties, HB-1139
     minority business information,
       submitted to DOT contractor with
       bid, HB-4118
     removes repealer, HB-1743
     repeal of Act, defers, HB-3582
     repealer, repeals, SB-2220

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY-Cont.
    resident alien, includes as minority,
       HB-2405
    service contract awards, HB-2670
    set-aside programs, contracts awarded
       to labor surplus areas, HB-2082
    short term working capital loans to
       minority or female owned businesses,
       HB-4303
    State agencies inclusions, SB-1177
    State contracts, %age of total dollar
       amt awarded to minority & female
       businesses SB-663
     State contracts, 10% set aside for
       blacks only, HB-584
     technical changes, HB-4206
     toll-free phone number for information
       requests, HB-2124
     waiver of compliance, grants to lowest
       bidding contractors making good
       faith efforts to comply, SB-704
     waives performance bonds, St.
       contracts under $50,000, HB-1181
Minority Business Development Authority
  Act, IL, creates, HB-1627
minority businesses
     business loan/construction contract
       surety bond assistance, SB-2251
Municipal Investment Corporation Act
     creates; authorizes city corporation to
       engage in business activity, HB-2774
Nazi Germany/slave labor, business bans,
   HB-2417, 2418, 2677
     bans certain businesses from IL, HB-
       2418
     bans State gov't. entities business
       transactions, HB-2417
new enterprise
     DCCA matching grant program,
       SB-1676
 nonprofit organizations
     org. receiving State or federal funds,
       Aud. Gen. annual audit, SB-166
 Northern Ireland businesses
     equal opportunity reporting, SB-1874
 not for profit development corporations
     DCCA grants for business related
       purposes HB-2879
 pension fund investments
     Northern Ireland, Comptroller survey
       of U.S. corps., HB-1374
 plant closings
     see also: EMPLOYMENT
     Economic Adjustment Council, HB-
       810, 1192, 3423
     Labor-Management Notification and
       Consultation Act, HB-810, 3381,
       3411
 Post-Harvest Technology Center
     creates in Peoria; promote agricultural
       products, research, industry, etc.,
       HB-700, 1620




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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY--Cont.
Private Business and Vocational Schools
  Act
     see also: education
     additional attorney; teacher/student
       ratio; sup't. inspections; certification;
       applications; enrollment, SB-1558
     certificate of approval issued by State
       Board of Ed., HB-1686
     Council membership; certification;
       inspections; standards & policies,
       SB-2253
     Council, replaces Committee;
       definitions; regulations,
       SB-1249;HB-2260
     regulatory powers, SB-1558
Private Enterprise Review
     Board, creates; impact of State gov't.
       commercial activity on private
       enterprise, HB-3393
     Commission, creates; State/non-profit
       competition with private IL business,
       HB-306, 601
private enterprise, restricts competition
   with, SB-1128
Procurement Institute, IL
     creates within DCCA; assist
       economically disadvantaged
       businesses, HB-2446
Professional Services Corporation Act
     attorney may act as initial
       incorporator, HB-388
public body corporations
     bonds proceeds, HB-1859
 Public Contracts Loan Act
     creates; loans to minority & female
       businesses, HB-2205
 public corporations
     Local Government Debt Reform Act,
       bonding authority, HB-3655
 Public Securities and Finance Act
     creates; public corporation
       supplemental authority to issue
       bonds in re tax-exempt status, SB-
       1597
 Revised Uniform Limited Partnership Act
     assumed name use; fees; renewals;
       SB-1261
 Seed Capital Fund, creates; agribusiness
   investments, HB-703
 Self-employed Manufacturing Assistance
   Program Act
     creates; DCCA grants & loans to self-
       employed businesses, SB-1239
 SIU International Commerce and
   Development Center
     establishes; world-wide marketing,
       products, services, ideas, HB-1217,
       1955
 Small Bus. Innovation Research (SBIR)
   Phase II Assistance Program, SB-1561

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY-Cont.
small business
    Build IL small business capital loan,
       increases, HB-1683
    DCCA technical assistance to
       industrial manufacturing businesses,
       HB-1681
    defines, SB-493
    infrastructure, DCCA development
       assistance, HB-1682
     Prairie State 2000 training grants, HB-
       2444
    small business innovation research Act,
       creates; economic incentives, HB-
       1680
     small business self insurance retention
       funds, new Ins. Code Article, HB-
       1164
     Technology Finance Corporation Act,
       creates; equity investment in small
       businesses; research contracts, HB-
       2489, 4140
small business definition; litigation expense
  limitation, HB-181
Small Business Innovation Research Project
  Phase II Assistance Act, SB-1560; HB-
  1680
Small Business Litigation Expenses Act
     creates; court or State agency may
       award litigation expenses, HB-181,
       2443
small business, redefines, HB-1560
State agency competition with private
   enterprise, restrictions, SB-1128
State Compensation Insurance Fund
     creates; corporation; insure employers
       against liability, HB-1008
State safety inspections and education
     Dept. of Labor no jurisdiction over pol.
       subdivisions, SB-530
Stock Transfer Tax Act, creates, SB-577;
   HB-2659
 tax deduction/credit
     community college training programs,
       HB-1530
 Tax Incentives for Capital Investment in
   Small Businesses Act, creates, SB-394
 Technology Finance Corporation Act
     creates; matching capital for equity
       investments in small businesses;
       research contracts, HB-2489, 4140
 Technology Innovation and
   Commercialization Grants-in-Aid
   Council
     membership, Dept. of Ag. &
       agribusiness representatives,
       HB-2837
 Trade Secrets Act, IL, HB-542
 Trade Secrets Act, Uniform
     creates; codify basic common law
       provisions, HB-1853




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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY-Cont.
Urban Redevelopment, creates Dept., HB-
  2474
BUTYL NITRITE
See ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED
  SUBSTANCES
BUY ILLINOIS
See ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
CANCER
See DISEASES
CEMETERIES
Cemetery Care Act
    care fund deposit prior to burial place
       sales, HB-4271
    cemetery business examinations, State
       Comptroller establish charges, HB-
       3722
     county maintenance limit, deletes, SB-
       1613
     maximum appropriation, removes $300
       limit, SB-1609
DCFS contracts
     deceased residents of DCFS
       institutions, HB-2617
Pre-Need Cemetery Sales Act, IL
     Class A misdemeanor for violation,
       HB-2766
     contracts sold on guaranteed price
       basis; determination of assets;
       definitions, HB-1698
     foreign warehouse facility; service of
       process; performance bonds;
       licensure; trust fund trustees; audits,
       HB-1917
 public graveyards
     township tax levy, referendum, HB-
       4122
 CENTRAL AMERICA
 IL National Guard or IL Naval Militia
     no State funds used to pay persons for
       active service for training in Cen.
       Amer., SB-297;HB-838
 CHARITIES
 Charitable Contribution Solicitation Act
     door-to-door salesmen disclosure of
       compensation, HB-2852
 charitable donations
     counties may accept to aid those in
       need of assistance, SB-481
 Charitable Games Act
     coin-operated gaming devices, HB-
       1802
     organizations eligible to conduct, SB-
       177, 1091; HB-177, 291, 236, 336,
       860, 945, 2160
     restricts licenses to counties over 2
       million, SB-393, 721

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CHARITIES--Cont.
Charitable Immunity and Liability Act of
  1988, creates, HB-3029
Charitable Trust Act
    trust value, increases, SB-14
low income persons
    DCCA loan program, HB-2083
Religious and Charitable Risk Pooling
  Trust Act
    religious and charitable trusts pooling
       & reinsurance arrangements;
       reorganize as mutual ins. company,
       SB-702
Religious Corporation Act
     trustee liability, HB-2923
Social Services Planning Authority, IL,
  creates, HB-2881
solicitation and collection of funds
     financial reports for receipt of over
       $100,000 (now $50,000), SB-15
     registration statement information,
       HB-2987
CHICAGO
airport curfew, HB-2856, 3578
airport property acquisition
     condemnation limitations; requires
       approval by ordinance, SB-276
     condemnation of property in another
       municipality, HB-2855, 3576
 aldermen
     withdrawal of candidacy time period,
       HB-1822
 annual appropriation
     corporate authorities 3/5 vote; property
       tax rate increase; tax bill information
       HB-2915
 Chicago medical center Act
     advisory board, HB-4108
     short title, HB-3325
 Chicago Metropolitan Solid Waste Disposal
   and Energy Producing Act
     creates; 5-yr plan, HB-1644
 Chicago Park District
     RR rights-of-way acquisition, SB-1483
     Shedd Aquarium land transfer,
       HB-439
 Chicago sanitary district
     police powers, HB-1082
 Chicago world trade center, DCCA
   establish, HB-2349
 collar counties
     stormwater management plans;
       property tax, HB-998
 Cook County Sheriff's Merit Board
     increases membership; compensation;
       political affiliation; quorum, SB-1122
 elected officials
     Chi. mayor, nonpartisan election, SB-
       2055




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CHICAGO-Cont.
    Chicago mayor special election to fill
       vacancy, HB-2963, 2994
    commencement of office terms, HB-
       1884
    elected school board, HB-2719, 2984
    joint nomination & election of Mayor
       and Vice Mayor; Vice Mayor serves
       as Interim Mayor, HB-2985, 2994
     Vice Mayor of Chicago, Mayoral
       appointee, SB-1569
Horse Racing Tax Allocation Fund
     Brookfield Zoo & Chi. Botanical
       Garden, incl. allocations to, SB-71
Lake Michigan Protection Authority
    creates; transfers powers of DOT; pre-
       empts home rule, HB-1456
Lake Michigan work permits, EPA issue
   instead of Pollution Control Board, HB-
   2864
Local Government Health Services Act
     creates; local Authorities of mental
       health, dev. disabilities, and
       alcoholism & substance abuse; tax
       levy; bonds; HB-2070
mayor - see: Revised Cities and Villages Act
nighttime sports events
     pro athletic events, cities over 1 mil.,
       exempt from noise emission
       regulations, SB-90
     restricts, HB-3432
noise emission regulation
     nighttime regulations no longer
       applicable to pro athletic events in
       cities over 1 million, SB-90
O'Hare Airport
     aircraft landing bans, permits by
       ordinance; bans additional runways;
       Chi. noise abatement office; EPA
       pollution control; SB-805
     noise level standards for take-offs and
       landings, HB-2861
     suburban taxi facilities & spaces, SB-
       1145
     video lottery games
         authorizes installation at O'Hare,
           SB-105
         economic impact study prior to
           installation, SB-106
 Revised Cities and Villages Act
     acting Mayor of Chicago until
       successor elected & qualified, SB-
       1935
     Chicago Mayor & Vice Mayor joint
       election, SB-1570
     Chicago mayor special election to fill
       vacancy, SB-1934;HB-2963, 2994
     short title, HB-583, 585
     Vice Mayor of Chicago, Mayoral
       appointee, SB-1569

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CHICAGO-Cont.
school district
    See EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY
      AND SECONDARY
solid waste management
    counties/Chicago solid waste
       management plans; local monitoring;
       local recycling programs; local solid
       waste disposal fees; composting; HB-
       3688
    long-term plans; composting yard
       waste, HB-3878
stormwater management
    bond authorization; authority to borrow
       money, SB-1843
transient merchant licensing, HB-560
West Side Development Commission Act,
  creates, HB-839
CHILDREN AND MINORS
Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and
  Parenting Services Act, creates, SB-1198
Adoption Act
    See ADOPTION
alcohol consumption by minor
     barring minors from premises serving
       alcohol, HB-643
     deletes as element of offense knowledge
       that minor left gathering in drunken
       condition, HB-1944
     place of trial, HB-614
     underage consumption in home
       requires accompaniment by parent
       when leaving, HB-591
at-risk children
     State Board of Education pilot
       programs, SB-1926
child abduction
     civil damages, Act authorizing recovery
       of, HB-3332
     luring child under 16 without parental
       consent, HB-3485
child abuse and neglect
     Abused and Neglected Child Reporting
       Act
         addicted abuser drug & alcohol
           treatment referrals, DCFS
           make, HB-348
         advisory multidisciplinary team
           review, DCFS provide, HB-223
         changes short title; DCFS family
           services plan, SB-844
         child death autopsies: accidental
           vs intentional child injuries,
           HB-464
         DCFS extend determination
           period, HB-95
         DCFS in-home services
           demonstration programs, HB-
           225, 3744
         DCFS monitor families of child
           abuse victims, HB-3570




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CHILDREN AND MINORS-Cont.
         DCFS multidisciplinary teams in
           each administrative region, HB-
           92
         DCFS sole investigating agency,
           HB-224
         DCFS staff continuing education
           & training programs, HB-98
         DCFS-court order for HIV testing
           of child abuse perpetrators, HB-
           4205
         death/serious injury, indentifying
           info retained in central register,
           HB-3331, 3570
         disclosure of records to news
           media, SB-1726, 1770, 1772;
           HB-3171, 3886
         field personnel of Dept. of Rehab.
           Services required to report cases
           to DCFS, HB-2872
         interference in making report,
           Class B misdemeanor, HB-3510
         invesigations; referrals, HB-99
         investigations of reports incl.
           direct contact w/subjects of
           report, HB-94
         investigations of teachers or sch.
           administrators, HB-1484
         medical evaluations, DCFS est.
           procedures for obtaining,
           HB-99, 222
         private sector social services,
            DCFS inform families, HB-
            3505
          records disclosure to news media,
            SB-1726; HB-3171
          records expungement, removes
            requirement, HB-421
          report access, grants to operator of
            DASA residential facility,
            SB-1296
          school attendance, HB-4215
          unfounded reports information
            expunged after 2 years, HB-
            3506
     addicted abuser drug & alcohol
       treatment referrals, DCFS make,
       HB-348
     child abuse & neglect prevention
        programs, DCFS single St. agency
        for, HB-93
     child abuse prevention plan, DCFS
        develop annually, SB-22
     contributing to dependency, neglect
        and delinquency of children, defines
        crimes HB-2674
      DCFS child abuse prevention plan, SB-
        1968
      DCFS child protective case special
        tracking system, HB-2570, 3624
      DCFS hotline staffing & equipment,
        HB-797

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CHILDREN AND MINORS-Cont.
    Dept. Public Aid home visits, report
       suspected child abuse to DCFS,
       HB-478
     family preservation services, HB-1469
     licensed child care facilities, DCFS
       visits & inspections, SB-253
     mandated child abuse reporters, DCFS
       study training of, HB-3570
     marital privilege against testifying not
       applicable, HB-525
     school child in protective custody, sch.
       withhold whereabouts, SB-398, 1270
     sexual abuse victims, expedite criminal
       procedure proceedings, HB-522
     students at risk of learning difficulties,
       abuse & neglect, sch. boards report
       to State Board of Ed., SB-1969
     video taped testimony, HB-510
 Child Advocacy, creates IL Dept. of, HB-
   1155
 Child Care Act
     alien child care services pilot program,
       HB-2503
     child abuse & neglect investigations,
       exempts certain employees, SB-1824
     child care facility emergency permit,
       HB-2162
     child care facility, DCFS non-
       renewable conditional license,
       SB-1234
     day care center inspection, DCFS
       establish program, HB-3855
     day care for children with
       communicable diseases, HB-3184
     day care home occupation operation at
       residence, HB-4050
     day care licensee denial for suspected
       child abuse, HB-3646
     day care vehicle operators licenses;
       facility licensing standards, HB-2371
     DCFS advisory board, children
       requiring mental treatment &
       nursing care, HB-2616
     DCFS minimum licensing standards,
       SB-2242
     DCFS visits to day care centers &
        homes, HB-99
     denies day care to children with
       communicable diseases, HB-673
     facility licensing & permit standards;
        bans discrimination against
        employee for complaint about
        facility licensing violations, HB-1546
      foster homes, DCFS interviews of
        persons previously placed in, HB-166
      foster parent applicants, DCFS
        investigation, SB-1353
      group day care home definition,
        SB-407; HB-679
      health and safety standards for child
        care facilities, HB-2015




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CHILDREN AND MINORS-Cont.
     homeless youth emergency shelters,
       HB-3409
     hospital-based sick child care
       programs, includes as day care
       center, SB-649
     investigation of volunteer child abuse
       or neglect, volunteer must authorize,
       HB-1970
     license applicants criminal background
       investigation include photo &
       fingerprints, HB-3507
     licensed child care facility, DCFS
       annual visits, HB-628
     licensed facilities, DCFS visits and
       inspections, SB-253
     licensing, minimum standards,
       applicant's experience, HB-3986
     licensure standards, prohibits firearms,
       HB-883
     staff member with first aid and CPR
       certification, requires, HB-1424
     unlicensed child care facility
       examinations, SB-939
     voluntary licensure of paid child care
       workers, HB-i1115
child care provider identity disclosure ban,
  SB-2082
Child Care Worker Certification Act of
   1987
     creates; exams; standards; fees;
       disciplinary hearings, HB-1844
child custody
     court selection of custodial parent, HB-
       2038
     DCFS investigations, parties to
       proceedings reimburse Dept., SB-930
     joint custody
         rebuttable presumption in favor of,
           SB-231
     judgment, limits court modification,
       SB-220
     same judge for all petitions and
       motions, SB-1699
Child Labor Law
     employment certificates
         exempts for federal programs, SB-
           903
         exempts for summer day camp
           counselors, SB-242
Child Passenger Protection Act
     handicapped child restraint exemption,
       SB-1642
     responsibility, expands to every person
       transporting child under 6, HB-3466
child support
     SEE ALSO: DOMESTIC
       RELATIONS
     SEE ALSO: PUBLIC AID
     child support determination, HB-2579

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CHILDREN AND MINORS-Cont.
    claim on beneficiary trust interest,
       SB-263;HB-473
    employer withholding fee, increases,
       HB-326
    IL is "Convention Country" pursuant
       to United Kingdom Internat'l.
       Revised Uniform Reciprocal
       Enforcement of Support Act,
       SB-1332
    modification of order to increase to
       statutory guidelines, HB-2350
    Parentage Act judgment contain child
       support order, HB-1452
child visitation
    grandparent & great-grandparent
       visitation privileges, HB-1574
    violation of order, misdemeanor, HB-
       83
Child Welfare Advisory Committee
    DCFS appoint, HB-1439
Child Welfare Investigator Act
    creates; certify DCFS investigators,
       SB-21
child welfare sanitariums
    reduces number of towns authorized to
       build, SB-969;HB-2870
child witness
    prohibits barring witness because of
       age; trier of fact determine witness
       credibility, SB-123
children recreational services
     employee background statements, HB-
       3697
contraceptives
     furnishing to students in sch. bldgs. or
       on sch. grounds, prohibits, SB-63
crimes against minors
     increases penalties: 2nd degree murder,
       battery, aggravated battery, HB-
       1624
day care
    day care center inspection, DCFS
       establish program, HB-3855
    day care for children with
       communicable diseases, HB-3184
     day care home zoning classification,
       HB-2210
     day care licensee denial for suspected
       child abuse, HB-3646
     DCFS conduct planning activities;
       priorities, HB-655
     DCFS facilities for children of working
       poor, HB-2662
     denies day care to children with
       communicable diseases, HB-673
     group day care home definition,
       SB-407; HB-679
     hospital-based sick child care
       programs, includes as day care
       center, SB-649




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CHILDREN AND MINORS--Cont.
    licensure of persons determined to have
       caused child abuse or neglect, bans,
       HB-3646
     licensure standards, prohibits firearms,
       HB-883
     Public Aid furnish child care to certain
       AFDC recipients, HB-1203
     school provide to children of truants in
       truant alternative ed. programs, HB-
       1723
     State Agency Employees Child Care
       Services Act
         vendor selection standards,
           SB-1707
DCFS Children's Services Fund
     creates to receive foster care &
       adoption services federal funds,
       SB-1488
Delinquency Prevention Act, IL
   Commission on, repeals, HB-2222
dependent care assistance
     income tax deduction, SB-215
developmental disabilities, Act relating to
   prevention of
     adds short title, IL Perinatal Care Act,
       HB-548
DMHDD Children and Adolescents
   Division, establishes, HB-1992
driving under influence (DUI)
     persons under 21, blood alcohol
       concentration levels, HB-1718
Drug Paraphernalia Control Act
     sales to minors, misdemeanor,
       HB-2328
 Family Assistance Law for Mentally
   Disabled Children, HB-4298
 fetal alcohol syndrome
     county clerk dispense pamphlets to
       persons applying for marriage
       license, SB-772 -
     retail sellers of alcohol post warning
       signs furnished by Dept. Rev., SB-
       770
 foster care
     DCFS reimbursement program to
       foster home for damages by foster
       children, SB-912
     foster parent applicants, DCFS
       investigation, SB-1353
     income tax exemption, HB-1720
     limits DCFS foster home placements,
       HB-1190
     local citizen foster care review boards,
       HB-3504
     preferred foster parents, DCFS,
       HB-3998
     re-licensing, DCFS interview persons
       previously placed in foster homes,
       HB-166
 Grandparent Visitation Act of 1988, SB-
   1773

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CHILDREN AND MINORS-Cont.
guardians
    guardian appointments for minors
       between 18 and 21 not mature
       enough to handle certain property,
       SB-744
     Temporary Guardian Act, IL, creates;
       persons 16 or over not able to
       understand or control behavior, SB-
       728
Handicapped High Risk Children and
  Neonatal Health Care Provider
  Assistance Act of 1987, HB-1472
hearing impaired/behavior disordered
  children
     Dept. Rehabilitation Services plan for
       meeting needs; DMHDD/State
       Board of Ed. SB-2088
homeless youth
     DCFS emergency shelter program,
       HB-412
     homeless youth & shelter care facilities
       funding, DCFS, HB-1655
Infant Mortality Reduction Act
     General Assembly declaration, HB-
       4081
Infertility Relief Act, IL
     creates; surrogate parentage
       agreements; certified parent & child
       relationship; certified child
       inheritance rights, SB-1510
Intergov'tal. Missing Child Recovery Act of
   1984
     defines child, HB-1056
     school districts incl. as unit of local
       government; I SEARCH programs
       to prevent child runaways, HB-726
 Intergovernmental Missing Child Recovery
   Act of 1984
     I SEARCH appropriations separate
       line item, HB-3034
     I SEARCH funding; policy boards;
       annual reports, SB-933
juvenile offenders
     fingerprints furnished to Dept. of State
       Police, SB-1401
juvenile records
     disclosure under Juvenile Court Act or
       Adoption Act, HB-2223
juvenile suicide
     Dept. Corrections suicide reduction
       program, HB-2457
     school personnel training, SB-695; HB-
       394
     State Board of Ed. model suicide
       reduction curriculum, HB-2458
 juveniles
     authoritative intervention eligibility,
       HB-2019
     delinquent minor definition, HB-2675
     Dept. Corrections suicide reduction
       program, HB-2457




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CHILDREN AND MINORS-Cont.
    drivers license revocation for drug
       offense, HB-1808
     guardian at litem of minor to be an
       attorney, HB-1709
     impeachment of juvenile court evidence
       in criminal proceedings against
       defendant adjudicated a delinquent,
       HB-1614
     minor armed robbery court records,
       bans expungement, HB-2017
     neglected minor, redefines abused
       minor, HB-1569
     probation only for Class X felony,
       SB-1355
     prosecution as adult
         aggravated battery with firearm,
           HB-1596
         felony against senior citizen, SB-
           1124
         home invasion, other serious
           crimes, HB-2673
         previous delinquent adjudication,
           HB-1498
Lekoteks
     special needs children, Dept. Rehab.
       Services contracts for establishment
       of lekoteks, HB-1014
Maternal and Child Health Services Act
     creates; Dept. Pub. Hlth. programs,
       grants, HB-890
Mentally Ill Children and Adolescents, Div.
  of DMHDD, HB-1992
minor alcohol and drug tests
     parent may request; physician liability
       immunity, HB-2542
missing children
     identification procedures during
       registration of new students, SB-
       1271
orphans
     sch. tuition reimbursement, technical
       change, HB-1702
 parent alcohol or drug abuse, telephone
   hotline for children seeking counseling,
   HB-1422
 parents and grandparents
     See DOMESTIC RELATIONS
 perinatal definition, HB-566
 Pertussis Vaccine Act
     creates; informational pamphlet to
       parents; health care records &
       reports of adverse reactions, SB-804
 Prenatal and Newborn Care Act
     creates; Dept. Public Health establish
       & operate program; medical services
       for low-income, HB-294
 Public/Private Child Care Council, Illinois
     creates; public/private partnerships;
       child care resources for working
       families, E088-1

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CHILDREN AND MINORS-Cont.
smoke detectors
    requires installation in certain
       facilities, HB-2403
Smokeless Tobacco Limitation Act
    creates; prohibits sales & distribution
       to persons under 18, HB-1726
Smoking Limitation Act
    creates; bans in health care/child care
      facilities and offices, SB-1763
Special Youth Support Services Pilot
  Program Act
    creates; extended day & respite
       services for handicapped youth; sch.
       pilot grant programs, HB-1001, 2933
surrogate parenthood
    bans in Illinois, SB-499
teen parents
    educational programs for high school
       graduation requirements, SB-553
teenage pregnancy
     Dept. Public Aid study, HB-2461
     pregnant student supplemental
       nutrition program, SB-1194
    teenage positive activity programs,
       State Board develop to prevent
       pregnancy, HB-384
Temporary Guardian Act, IL
    creates; appointment of guardians for
       persons 16 or older not able to
       understand or control own behavior,
       SB-728
tobacco
     prohibits distribution of samples to
       minors, SB-257
truants
     See Also: EDUCATION,
       ELEMENTARY AND
       SECONDARY
     chronic habitual truant status of
       adjudicatory hearing, HB-1193
     Juvenile Court jurisdiction, HB-205,
       971
Urban Civilian Youth Service
     creates; urban youth unemployment
       report; work program, HB-907
Video Movie Sales and Rentals Act
     underage rentals, prohibits X-rated or
       nonrated, HB-4198
wrongs to children, Act to prevent and
  punish
     day care, prohibits licensure of persons
       determined to have caused child
       abuse or neglect, HB-3646
     permitting sexual abuse of a child,
       creates crime, HB-524, 3739
youth employment and career development
     DMHDD programs for minority youth,
       HB-1834
youth services providers




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CHILDREN AND MINORS-Cont.
    liability exemptions, SB-1717
CIRCUIT BREAKER
See SENIOR CITIZENS AND
  DISABLED PERSONS
CITIES AND VILLAGES
abandoned vehicles
     removal of inoperable vehicles declared
       nuisance, SB-77
airport curfew, HB-2856, 3578
airport property acquisition
     condemnation limitations; requires
       approval by ordinance, SB-276, 2065
alcohol sales
     city fairs, wine sales, HB-88
     Loves Park community center, HB-269
     municipal bldgs. by ordinance, SB-277
     municipal building over lake or stream,
       HB-281, 954
 alley curfew, SB-718
 Alton, repeals Act relating to, HB-81
 Anna
     Anna veterans' home, SB-2007
     DMHDD property conveyance for
       sewage treatment plant, HB-932
 annexation
     adjacent highways, legal description,
       HB-3652
     disconnection of annexed territory
       levying home rule fire protection tax,
       SB-980
     disconnection of territory owned by
       township, HB-1629
     electric supplier entitlement, HB-3308
     invalid without notice, HB-3341
     liquor sales in territory, bans automatic
       annexation by city, SB-66
     municipal agreements; boundary lines,
       HB-1237
     municipalities/park districts
       annexation limitations, HB-3708
     new boundaries either near or far side
        of adjacent highway, HB-1413
     park district annexation limitations,
        HB-594
     special notice/other procedures,
        SB-1532
     unincorporated territory with multiple
        townships, req. referendum, HB-
        1541
 appropriations
      annual, 3/5 vote requirement; property
        tax increase, 3/5 vote, SB-1547
      supplemental ordinance, allows, SB-
        1799; HB-3313, 3653
 Aurora
      validating tax acts, SB-731
 Bed and Breakfast Act

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CITIES AND VILLAGES-Cont.
    creates; local regulation; minimum
       standards, SB-1421
bids
    collusion or agreement to restrain
       competitive bidding reported to
       State's Attorney, SB-1432
bond authorization
     city additional powers for issuance and
       retirement of bonds, HB-854
     water treatment bonds without
       referendum, under Fed. Clean Water
       Act, SB-1243
boulevard use
     second division vehicle restrictions,
       bans local gov't. imposition, HB-139,
       1613
building code violations
     judgment of fines or damages runs both
       with land and against defendant,
       HB-2631
     judgments; liens; interest; unsafe
       building enclosure, HB-2600
 building code, HB-2562
 building health code violations
     causes of action; bonds, fees; repair
       liens, HB-2507
 building permits
     forwarding to county & townships
       assessors requirement, HB-4256
 Burr Ridge
     includes in IL-Michigan Canal
       National Corridor Civic Center
       Authority area, SB-714;HB-1349
 buses
     student transport, bans city licensing;
       special license plates, SB-750;HB-
       867
 cable television - see: RADIO AND
   TELEVISION
 Calumet City
     Cook County Forest Preserve Dist.
       territory, disconnects; allows
       Calumet City acquisition, HB-811
 cats
     regulate/ban running at large; tax,
        HB-3044
 Centralia
     enterprise zone area, HB-2102
 child welfare sanitariums
     reduces number of towns authorized to
        build, SB-969
 Cities and Villages Act, Revised
     Chicago Mayor & Vice Mayor joint
        election, SB-1570
      short title, HB-583, 585
      Vice Mayor of Chicago, Mayoral
        appointee, SB-1569
 city ordinances
      city ordinance prevail in conflict with
        other local gov't. entities, HB-1490




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CITIES AND VILLAGES-Cont.
     penal ordinance violation prosecutions,
       HB-1487
city-operated sewage/transportation facility
    decrease in property value, owner
       entitled to compensation from city,
       HB-2441
civil service
     limits suspensions, HB-423
     promotion list strikings, HB-953
Coastal Resources Management Act, IL
    creates; management in conjunction
       with municipal management
       program of defined coastal zone, HB-
       2754
collection fees
    foreign fire insurance company taxes,
       HB-586
commissioners
    deletes 30-hour/week requirement,
       SB-240;HB-854
    Tax Increment Allocation
       Redevelopment commissioner
       staggered terms, SB-682
Community Residence Right to Locate Act
    creates; prohibits zoning restrictions for
       disabled persons, HB-2611
consolidated municipalities
    contiguous municipalities may unite,
       SB-1761; HB-3284
    election of officers, SB-1761
Consolidation Division, HB-3297
Consolidations (new Division)
    adds; consolidation of contiguous
       municipalities, SB-1761
contract award bans
    awards to companies with officials
       convicted of bribery, HB-2776
corporate powers
    residential redevelopment, SB-2241
Crystal Lake Civic Center, creates, SB-251;
  HB-1373
Dolton
    alcohol sales in Dorchester Senior
       Business Center, permits, HB-994
East St. Louis
    SIU-East St. Louis, authorizes
       separate campus & president, HB-
       2463
    U of I College of Architecture, HB-
       4056
East St. Louis Municipal Investment
  Corporation, HB-3962
electric service
    prohibits purchasing or transmitting
       foreign-generated power, HB-1818
    purchase from other countries,
       prohibits, HB-3850
eminent domain
    permits for fire station expansion, HB-
       811

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CITIES AND VILLAGES--Cont.
employees
    election campaign prohibition, repeals,
       HB-1932
     health insurance tax levy, SB-212,
       2005
     library employees, exempts from civil
       service, HB-89
enterprise zones
    See ENTERPRISE ZONES
environmental protection fees
     inspection or permit fees charged to
       local gov'ts., bans, HB-2726
Equity Assurance Plans
    city may establish; single family
       residence assurance, SB-1592
firearms
    local regulation & taxation, prohibits,
       HB-1270, 1348, 1885
Flood Insurance Rate Maps
     DOT provide and city display, SB-846
franchise agreements
    cities/public utilities, limits to 5 yrs.
       HB-3749
garbage collection
    garbage tax increase; backdoor
       referendum, SB-2075
golf courses
    township purchase of 100 acres (now
       50), authorizes, HB-283
handicapped recreational programs
    increases tax rate; no referendum,
       SB-600
Highway Advertising Control Act
    outdoor advertising limitations, HB-
       599
highway jurisdiction
    counties/State surrender jurisdiction to
       cities, HB-3649, 3650
home equity programs
    new Div. to Code; guaranteed programs
       in cities over 2 million, SB-2104
homeless persons
     Municipal Emergency Shelter
       Reimbursement Act, creates; State
       reimburse cities for temporary
       shelter for homeless, HB-969
incorporation
    consent of municipality within 1 1/2
       miles of area, HB-724
    contiguous terr., permission of city
       within 1 1/2 milies, HB-3870, 4238
    contiguous territory over 1,000,000
       pop. with city's permission, SB-1892
    filing of specified objections, SB-403
    territory in counties over 150,000
       within 10 mi. of smaller county, SB-
       390
    territory wholly bounded by single city,
       SB-763;HB-1749




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CITIES AND VILLAGES-Cont.
    village, contiguous territory in county
       over 150,000 may incorporate as,
       SB-1532
Jail Standards Board
    creates; oversee county/municipal jails,
       SB-877
labor relations boards
     representation election time period;
       unfair labor practices; final orders;
       expenditure of public funds;
       precedents; SB-1215
liquor licenses
     precinct voter referenda on limitation
       of licenses, HB-1051
     public official licensing, eliminates
       prohibition, SB-370;HB-852
local government governing body
    4nethod of election pursuant to Voting
       Rights Act suit, HB-2187
Local Investment Pool Act
     creates; cities with Enterprise Zones
       form Municipal Investment Pool,
       HB-2733
Loves Park
     sale of alcohol at community center,
       HB-269
managerial government
     city clerk and treasurer appointments,
       HB-869
Marengo Civic Center, creates, SB-251;
  HB-1373
Marion
     liquor license appeal hearings, HB-
       1314
mayors
     deletes 30-hour/week requirement,
       SB-240;HB-854
     recall, HB-373
     Vice Mayor of Chicago, Mayoral
       appointee, SB-1569
Mercer Township
     Aledo Civic Center boundaries,
       expands to include, HB-2993
mosquito abatement
     unincorporated areas, township provide
       services, HB-3653
Motor Fuel Tax Local Expenditure
   Restriction Act, creates, HB-1380
Municipal Assistance Corporation, Illinois
     creates; financial assistance to cities;
       bonds; grants; HB-4004
municipal bonds
     interest rate on bonds issued for special
       purpose, SB-267
Municipal Budget Act
     Sports Facilities Fund, SB-2202
municipal clerks
     election of clerk, referendum, SB-652
     training institutes Committee;
       composition; program locations; no
       reimbursement, SB-457

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CITIES AND VILLAGES--Cont.
municipal health departments
    privileged information, SB-1172
Municipal Investment Corporation Act
    creates; authorizes city corporation to
       engage in business activity, HB-2774
Municipal Joint Action Water Agencies
    project development costs, agencies
       bear proportionate share, HB-1377
    solid waste management, county
       control optional, SB-1958
municipal officials
    annual appropriation & property tax
       rate increase, restricts corporate
       authorities, SB-1547
    city clerk and treasurer appointments,
       HB-869
    deletes 30-hour/week requirement, SB-
       240; HB-854, 1237
     election of aldermen, HB-1516
     special assessments/taxes, municipal
       collector report to county collector,
       HB-3691
     strong mayor gov't. candidate election
       at nonpartisan elections, HB-2723
     treasurer reporting requirements,
       HB-3653
     vacancy in office when officer absent
       without cause from corporate
       meetings, HB-2085
    village clerk election, HB-1508
Municipal Recycling Pilot Project Act,
     creates; EPA assistance & grants, HB-
       2606, 3372
municipal taxes and tax levies
     See TAXATION
municipal/county audit boards
     membership, appointments, HB-3653
Net Sales Tax Increment payments,
  SB-1534
nursing homes
     cities may establish non-profit homes,
       SB-1532;HB-2852
omnibus voting
     allows for unanimous approval of
       multiple ordinances or resolutions,
       HB-642
ordinance violations
     penalty include public service work,
       HB-3197
     summons service by certified mail, HB-
       3649
ordinances
     annual budget, deadline, SB-2015
     publication in newspaper of general
       circulation, HB-3262
     tax levy ordinance filing deadline,
       HB-3653
Ottawa
     canal land usage restrictions, lifts,
       HB-472




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CITIES AND VILLAGES-Cont.
park district fees
    bans city surcharge on, SB-710, 1301;
       HB-239, 722, 1984, 3528
parking violations
    city administrative adjudication system
       of parking violations; Sec. State
       suspend license for 10 unpaid tickets,
       HB-80
Peoria
     civic center employees participate in St.
       Pension Code, HB-520
     Post-Harvest Technology Center,
       creates, HB-700, 1620, 3848
pesticides regulation, HB-2391, 2392
petitions
     special taxes or assessments, copy of
       petition & ordinance filed with
       county recorder, HB-1938
police and fire protection
     applications available at public library
       branches, SB-152, 1842;HB-866
     board of fire and police commissioners
       appointment by ordinance, SB-685
     board termination by ordinance or
       referendum, HB-1606
     boards of fire & police commissioners,
       termination, SB-3993
     compulsory retirement, HB-2164, 2177
     conservator of the peace detention of
       arrested persons, HB-936
     demotion for cause; 60-day suspension,
       SB-1720; HB-3396
     demotion; drug testing; disciplinary
       action, HB-2564
     deputy chief of police appointment,
       HB-3863
     deputy or assistant deputy police chief
       appointments, SB-382;HB-1070
     firemen & police applications available
       at public library branches, SB-152
     foreign fire insurance company tax
       collection fee, HB-4058
     hiring preference, SB-1810; HB-3305
     indemnification, broadens for police &
       firemen; appeal bonds, SB-1552
     permits use of eminent domain for fire
       station expansion, HB-811
     police indemnification to entire amount
       of liability, HB-1006
     police misconduct civil suits, allows,
       HB-38
     police officer summons for violation of
       any city ordinance, SB-501
     preempts home rule power to not
       provide applications at public
       libraries, SB-1963
     residency for policemen & firemen,
       HB-429
     suspensions, expands period for seeking
       review, SB-382

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CITIES AND VILLAGES--Cont.
public infrastructure
    sales tax revenues uses, HB-268
public service contracts
    purchases over $5,000 let to lowest
       bidder, SB-2150
public utilities
    franchise agreements with cities, limits
       to 5 yrs., HB-3749
public utility regulation, HB-2420
Quad Cities Area Metropolitan Authority,
  creates, SB-1880
Quad Cities Development Authority,
  creates, SB-848;HB-2406
Quad Cities Regional Economic
  Development Authority
    creates, HB-2406
    NASCAR races admission tax,
       HB-4256
real estate sales
    surplus real estate, high unemployment
       areas, authorizes public auction or
       private sale, HB-3036
redevelopment, limits projects, HB-3870
republication of ordinance, HB-1984
residential redevelopment, SB-2241
Revised Cities and Villages Act of 1941
    Chi. community based committees,
       economic programs, HB-4224
    Chi. mayor, nonpartisan election, SB-
       2055
    Chicago Mayor & Vice Mayor joint
       election, SB-1570
    Chicago mayor special election to fill
       vacancy, SB-1934;HB-2963, 2994
    Chicago Mayor vacancies, filling, HB-
       3223
    short title, HB-583, 585
    Vice Mayor of Chicago, Mayoral
       appointee, SB-1569
     Vice Mayor serve as interim mayor in
       case of vacancy, SB-2103
Rockford
     Greater Rockford Airport Authority
       may establish foreign trade zone or
       sub-zone, HB-1798
     Rockford State of IL Bldg., Dept.
       CMS provide parking space, HB-61
Rockford Museum Authority
     creates; bonding authority; tax levy,
       HB-3311
solid waste management
     municipalities opt out of county
       control, HB-3862
special taxes or assessments
     copy of petition & ordinance filed with
       county recorder, HB-1938
    judgments; special service areas;
       alternative special assessment
       procedure, HB-3262




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CITIES AND VILLAGES-Cont.
Springfield
     Spfld. Public Service facility petty cash
       funds, HB-1032
Springfield Metropolitan Exposition and
  Auditorium Act
     vacancies filled by election, exceptions,
       SB-587
stormwater management
     bond authorization; authority to borrow
       money, SB-1843; HB-3875, 4220
     bonds, taxes, IDFA loans, HB-4220
Street Lighting District Act
     dissolution; intergovernmental
       agreements, HB-3541
strong mayor government
     candidates elected at nonpartisan
       elections; no primary, HB-2723
student transport vehicles
     local regulation & licensing
       prohibitions; stickers; special plates,
       SB-1255
 subdivisions
     plat approval, restrictions, HB-1110
 Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment
   Act
     allocation of incremental revenues from
       hotel operators' occupation taxes,
       HB-73
     allows sch. dists. & comm. coll. dists. to
       exclude themselves, SB-1042
     commissioner staggered terms, SB-682
     extends deadline for redevelopment
       project areas, HB-1967
     short title, HB-1653
 tax increment financing
     redevelopment project area definition,
       SB-2089
     revisions: flooding, vacant land,
       geographical size, distribution date,
       etc., SB-1300, 1534
 tax-free bonds
     supplemental powers to units of gov't.
        to issue (Fed. Tax Reform Act
        1986), SB-1440
 townships
     adult entertainment license fee, HB-
        1669
     alcoholic liquor sales, HB-2971
     annexation
          automatic annexation effective
            upon adoption of ordinance and
            filing with county recorder, HB-
            1629
          disconnection from city of territory
            owned by township, HB-1629
          territory permitting sale of liquor,
            bans automatic annexation by
            city, SB-66
      board vacancy filled by member of
        same party, HB-593

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CITIES AND VILLAGES-Cont.
     city annexation restrictions, HB-230
     community building board of manager
       vacancies, SB-232
     community building manager salaries,
       HB-4130
     conducting a caucus, SB-232
     Cook County boards license businesses,
       SB-365
     county zoning, township protests, HB-
       733
     CPA audits of local gov't. offices &
       funds, no publishing needed if filed
       with county clerk, HB-1483
     disconnected territory pay real estate
       tax amounts, HB-3071
     disconnection of coterminous territory
       annexed to city, HB-952
     discontinuance; petitions; signatures,
       HB-3355
     elected official oath; vacancies, SB-233
     elected official swearing-in oath,
       SB-232
     elected officials, canvass of votes,
       HB-3653
     eminent domain powers, HB-732
     general assistance tax rate increase,
       SB-1391
     golf course, increases authorized size
       for purchase by township, HB-552
     insurance for township employees,
       officials & dependents, HB-3653
     mosquito abatement services in
       unincorporated areas, HB-3653
     mosquito abatement tax levy, HB-3355
     new or increased tax, 5% voter
       signatures on petition, SB-1388
     officer compensation set preceding
        election, HB-671
     parking citations, township
        enforcement officers, HB-4229
     parks & golf courses size limitation,
        eliminates, HB-2947
     pesticides regulation, HB-2392
     records audits, allows 6 mos. after FY,
        HB-1497
     removal of inoperable vehicles declared
        nuisance, SB-77
     road district budget approval, SB-419
     roadwork, highway commissioner
        notify municipalities, SB-1785; HB-
        3263
      senior citizen services tax increase,
        SB-1387
      special district and township mergers,
        SB-1390
      special tax for improvements, lowers
        county size, HB-579
      speed limit authorization, HB-3185
      tax extension rates, HB-3653, 4114




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CITIES AND VILLAGES-Cont.
    tax money used on health care,
       authorizes, HB-982
    Township Community Building Act
         increase tax levy; issue of bonds;
           board member compensation;
           borrowing of money, SB-978
     township enforcement officer, SB-380
     township general assistance recipient,
       township pay Workers Comp.
       Insurance & claims, HB-2084
     Township Mental Health Facility Act,
       creates; facilities & services; tax
       levy; DMHDD rules &
       investigations, HB-1046
     township office, simultaneous service on
       school board, SB-811
     Township Open Space Act
         agricultural land development
           rights; increases size of
           township; temporary real estate
           improvements, HB-3006
         excludes certain counties; open
           space plans, SB-591;HB-1049
         limits acquisition of property
           within 1 1/2 miles of city, HB-
           1049
         open space plans, programs,
           restrictions, SB-591
     township plan commission, SB-1384
     Township Working Cash Fund Act,
       creates; tax levy, HB-621
     Township Zoning Act
         township ordinance supersedes
           county ordinance, HB-1721
     transfer of funds, HB-581
     transportation impact districts; fees
       assessed on real estate developments,
       SB-1787;HB-3186
     wage payment bill audits, HB-1104
     weed cutting on any real estate in
       residential areas, HB-1237
     youth service program tax, SB-1386
     youth services providers exempt from
       liability, SB-1717
Transient Merchant Act of 1987, HB-560
tree experts licensing, SB-1190
underage alcohol consumption
     local regulation barring of minors on
       retail premises, HB-643
unsafe building removal
     exempts city from liability for injury,
       HB-1986
Urban Assistance Act, IL
     creates; study inner city urban
       problems; report to Gov. & G.A.,
       HB-2088
Urban Leadership Academy Act
     creates; urban development leadership
       training, HB-1076

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CITIES AND VILLAGES-Cont.
village board
    override veto of village president req.
       2/3 vote, SB-1255
Waste Reduction and Recycling Act
    creates; recycling programs; plastic
       packaging requirements; leaf waste;
       HB-3878
Wastewater Treatment Revolving Loan
  Fund, Municipal
    creates in St. Treasury; EPA loans to
      cities for wastewater facilities, SB-
      117
water service
    adjacent municipalities connections to
       water commission, HB-2495
water supply, drainage, flood control
    solid waste management, county
       control optional, Municipal Joint
       Action Agency, SB-1958
water usage charges, HB-1237
West Frankfort Civic Center Authority,
  SB-483
working cash funds, authorizes, SB-2240
youth services providers
    liability exemptions, SB-1717
zoning
    floodplains and floodways, county
       zoning precedence, HB-4220
    licensed day care home classification,
       HB-2210
    special use approval, HB-3651
    township plan commission, SB-1384
CIVIC CENTERS AND EXPOSITION
  AUTHORITIES
Aledo Civic Center
     Mercer Township, includes within
       boundaries, HB-2993
Benton Civic Center Authority, creates,
  HB-3055
Bowdre Township Civic Center Law
     Hindsboro appointees, HB-4045
Bowdre Township Metropolitan Exposition,
  Auditorium and Office Building
  Authority, creates, HB-1373
Collinsville Civic Center Act
     tax levy, sale of foods & beverages,
       HB-1763
     tax on food & beverages sold for
       immediate consumption, authorizes,
       HB-1763
Crystal Lake Civic Center, creates, SB-251;
  HB-1373
DuPage County Civic Center Authority Act
     bonds not county indebtedness, HB-
       2816
IL-Michigan Canal National Corridor Civic
  Center Authority
     Burr Ridge, includes, SB-714;HB-1349




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CIVIC CENTERS AND EXPOSITION
  AUTHORITIES-Cont.
Local Governmental and Governmental
  Employees Tort Immunity Act
    injuries based on condition of civic
       center facility, immunity, HB-3246
Loves Park community center
    sale of alcohol, HB-269
Marengo Civic Center, creates, SB-251;
  HB-1373
Metropolitan Civic Center Support Act
     bond limits; transfer of funds;
       compensation for pari-mutuel tax
       reduction, HB-2368
Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Authority
     additional appointment to board by
       Gov., SB-1924
     McCormick Place Rehabilitation
       Fund, creates, HB-2624
     Office of Trustee references, deletes,
       HB-2508
Peoria Civic Center
     employee participation in IL Municipal
       Article of Pension Code, HB-520
 Quad Cities Area Metropolitan Authority,
   creates, SB-1880
 Quad City Civic Center Authority Law
     expands territory; increases
       membership, SB-714
 Randolph County Civic Center, creates,
   HB-3297
 Springfield Metropolitan Exposition and
   Auditorium Act
     board member elections, SB-1157
     vacancies filled by election, exceptions,
       SB-587
 West Frankfort Civic Center Authority,
   SB-483
 CIVIL ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
 Departments of State Government
     See DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
       GOVERNMENT
 intra-agency advisory boards
     authorizes formation, SB-154
 State Employees Suggestion Award
   Program
     specifies appropriations usage, SB-383
 CIVIL PROCEDURE
 accountants, limits actions against, SB-1001
 administrative agency
     defines; agencies empowered to make
       administrative decisions, HB-3860
 adoption notice by publication
     plaintiff notify defendant by mail, HB-
       218
 affidavits
     filed with complaint when facts
       established by expert, HB-4202

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CIVIL PROCEDURE---Cont.
attorney contingent fees
    limitations, SB-1063;HB-1474
attorney fees
    actions for condominium common
       expenses, SB-1719
attorney retaliatory discharge
     allows action; waives attorney-client
       privilege, SB-1877
attorney signature
     eliminates requirement for belief
       formed after inquiry, SB-1153
beneficial interests
     recipient services, DMHDD reach
       beneficial int. in spendthrift & other
       trusts, SB-781
beneficiary trust
     subject to child support claim, SB-263;
       HB-473
blood alcohol tests
     admissible as business record
       exceptions to hearsay prohibitions,
       SB-125, 194; HB-1220, 1568
child abduction
     civil damages, Act authorizing recovery
       of, HB-3332
 civil damages
     child abduction, HB-3332
     sexual exploitation by psychotherapists,
       HB-3938
 collateral source payments
     admissible as proof of compensation,
       SB-592, 1064; HB-1131, 1476
 comparative fault
     modified doctrine applies to Structural
       Work Act, SB-584
 Comparative Fault Act, IL
     creates; death, bodily injury or physical
       damage to property proportionate
       fault; no joint or several liability, SB-
       1066; HB-1475
 damages
     willful disregard of Code, monetary
       damages, SB-2221
 defamation action
     evidence; qualified privilege; attorney
       fees, SB-362
 distress for rent remedy
     allows home rule units to abolish, SB-
       756
 electronic surveillance - see: eavesdropping/
   electronic surveillance
 eminent domain
     owner recovery of attorney's fees &
        costs, HB-4185
     quick-take
          airport authority outside Madison
            County, HB-3765
          counties over 1 million, HB-4169



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CIVIL PROCEDURE-Cont.
         entities with eminent domain
           under fed. Natural Gas Act,
           SB-1053
         Metro. Airport Authority &
           county highway depts., SB-1036
         rapid transit lines, HB-2767
         river conservancy dists. designate
           enterprise zones, SB-1791
         sanitary districts, HB-1947
         Sports Facilities Authority,
           SB-2202
         U of I, SB-582
     repeals; replaces with new Article
       based on Uniform Eminent Domain
       Code, HB-51
     river conservancy districts designate
       ent. zones; quick take, SB-1791
evidence
     child's out-of-court statements, child
       abuse cases, HB-3333
farm leases
     farm tenancy termination notice, HB-
       4100
     rental agreements based on fair market
       rents, HB-1089
 forcible entry/detainer actions
     attorneys fees and collection costs
       imposition, HB-2423
     restricts continuance time, HB-2436
 foreign judgments
     adopts 1964 Uniform Enforcement of
       Foreign Judgments Act; repeals
       1948 version, SB-1424
 forfeiture of money
     Dept. Corrections exempt from
       payment for neglect to give prisoner
       copy of process or commitment
       order, HB-2238
 garnishment, deductions, attachments, etc.
     retirement & pension monies exempt,
       SB-2142, 2148; HB-3569, 3853
 Homeowner's Mortgage Counseling Law;
   Homeowner's Emergency Assistance Law
     creates; Dept. Financial Institutions aid
       to residential mortgagors, HB-1229
 judgment creditors
     attorneys fees & expenses awarded
       after judgment, HB-312, 620
     bank disclosures, HB-4150
 judgment exemptions
     retirement & pension monies, SB-2142,
        2148; HB-3569, 3853
 judgment interest
     computed & charged only on
        unsatisfied portion of judgment,
        HB-474
     rates, HB-3885
 jury instruction
     given at any time during trial, HB-
        3084

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CIVIL PROCEDURE-Cont.
    repeals joint/sev. liability instruction in
       negligence & product liability cases,
       HB-878
    repeals Sec. requiring instruction of no
       liability for contributory fault over
       50%, SB-594;HB-983
land trusts
    cause of action against beneficiary not
       originally named defendant, no time
       limit, SB-219
malpractice
     healing art malpractice, costs, SB-1150
malpractice, medical
     disclosure by out-of-State applicants
       for licensure, requires, HB-1816
     hospital defendant only severally liable,
       HB-817
     limits on recovery for non-economic
       loss, SB-807;HB-1880
     repeals Part 17; creates Medical
       Treatment Reparations Corporation;
       est. fund of fees from doctors &
       hospitals for medical malpractice
       coverage, SB-1512
     several liability for all damages, HB-
       2468
     statute of limitations, SB-771, 1030;
       HB-1881
     tort defendant several liability only,
       HB-818
mandatory arbitration
     additional filing fee; Mandatory
       Arbitration Fund, HB-2748
     arbitration fee, circuit clerk collect,
       SB-1827
     expenses of programs in circuit court
       determined by Supreme Court; paid
       from State funds, HB-39
 mandatory recovery
     sanctions on attorneys and insurance
       companies for negligence, SB-
       1058;HB-1480
 medical records
     disclosure of information not affect
       confidentiality, etc., SB-1135
 medical review panels
     judicial/fact finding functions
       separation, HB-3701
 mortgages
     See MORTGAGES
 negligence actions
     insurers with interest in outcome may
       be named defendant, SB-1118
 non-economic loss
     maximum recovery limitation, creates
       Act, HB-1478
     new Section setting limits on recovery,
       SB-807;HB-1880
 obsolete provisions, repeals, HB-2303





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CIVIL PROCEDURE-Cont.
omnibus, numerous substantive & technical
  changes, HB-713
pain and suffering
     limits recovery in civil actions, SB-1026
partition of mineral interests
     party pay 85% commissioner's
       valuation, SB-1031
pension or retirement fund assets
     garnishment, deduction, judgment, etc.
       exemptions, SB-2142
pleadings sanctions
     evidentiary hearing requirements;
       sanction commensurate with
       damage, SB-1825
poor person
     pay portion of court expenses as
       condition to proceeding as poor
       person, SB-1624
privileged communication/information
     medical records disclosure, SB-1135
     municipal health departments,
       SB-1172
     parent/child communications, SB-2041
product liability
     long arm statute, service on Secretary
       of State, SB-1119
Product Liability Act, IL, creates, HB-1122
punitive damages
     drug manufacturers, federal regulatory
       compliance defense, HB-999
     eliminates court's discretion for
       apportionment, HB-1481
     limitations; eliminates court discretion;
       evidence before awarding, SB-1061
     limits; proof of malice, HB-1383
     procedures for pleading, HB-744
     restrictions, HB-342
restoration of reputation
     creates cause of action, alternative to
       defamation action, SB-306;HB-590
service of process
     by private detective agency employees;
       on foreign corporations; fictitious
       names, HB-474
     by publication, publication notice
       mailed by plaintiff, HB-1557, 1724
     by registered employee of private
       detective agency, HB-853
     defendant outside U.S., service on Sec.
       of State, HB-2061
 several liability
     increases; applies to Structural Work
       Act SB-583
 sex victim physical exam restrictions, SB-
   1374; HB-2859
 sexual exploitation by psychotherapists,
   HB-3937
 statute of limitations

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CIVIL PROCEDURE--Cont.
     eliminates tolling, HB-2637
     personal actions, limitations period
       based on, HB-2902
     personal injuries/wrongful death,
       increases statutes of limitations, HB-
       3439
     refiling of civil action after dismissal,
       inapplicable, HB-3611, 3929
     State & political subdivisions, includes
       in general 5-yr. limitation, HB-3609
     surety for construction &
       improvements to real property, HB-
       440
support or maintenance orders
     lien on real estate only during time
       installment or payment is due,
       SB-141
tax delinquent property, limits actions
  concerning, HB-3631
technical changes, SB-2126, 2273
torts
     See TORTS
Trade Secrets Act, IL, HB-542
trial dates
     preference for senior citizens, trial set
       for within 120 days, HB-2944
     trial set within 120 days, HB-2944
venue
     actions against gov'tal. corporations,
       SB-2072; HB-692
victim physical examination restrictions,
   HB-2583
victim statements
     confidentiality of statements made to
       personnel of victim aid organization,
       HB-600
voluntary dismissals
     with prejudice, plaintiff failure to
       exercise diligence to obtain service,
       HB-142
wage deductions
     reduces maximum amount subject to
       collection, HB-121
 wanton misconduct
     trucks involved in accident exceeding
       65 mph, HB-386
 COAL
 Coal and Energy Development Bond Act
     economic feasibility studies of purchase
       of public utility; use of Coal Dev.
       Fund, HB-2280
     report to G.A. evaluating coal
       development projects, HB-2315
     specifies Illinois coal, HB-1769
     stylistic change, HB-1272
 coal combustion ash
     disposal without permit, HB-1767
 coal fired generating stations



2583


COAL-Cont.
    excludes from CWIP rate base
       prohibition, HB-1773
coal marketing
    office in Export Development
       Authority, HB-4113
Coal Miners Memorial Day, HB-1954
Coal Mining Act
     carbon recovery method; Miners'
       Examining Board appointments,
       compensation, HB-4113
coal research center, SIU-Carbondale, HB-
  2316
Coal Technology Development Assistance
  Act, IL
     transfer of funds prohibitions, removes,
       HB-1730, 3742
coal utilization research
     IL Coal Development Board agenda,
       HB-1766
foundries
     coal and coke used in IL foundries
       taxed at 0%, HB-285
Industrial Coal Utilization Program
     increases loan limit, SB-466
oil, gas, coal and underground resources Act
     Underground Resources Conservation
       Enforcement Fund, creates; drilling
       permit fees, HB-2797
per acre assessed value, HB-2909
Surface Coal Mining Land Conservation
   and Reclamation Act
     Dept. Mines and Minerals rules
       establishing standards, HB-3143
     survey monuments, surface mines
       operators locate & reset; notify
       county recorder, SB-786
 taxing body
     place where coal is severed from earth
       determines, SB-72;HB-993
 COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
 See EMPLOYMENT
 COMMERCE COMMISSION, ILLINOIS
   (ICC)
 Administrative Division, exec. director serve
   as supervisor, HB-2130
 Chairman
     selected at two year intervals, SB-1430
 class action complaints
     ICC hear regarding excessive or unjust
       rates, SB-736
 class action remedies, SB-130
 elected, HB-23, 64, 75, 456, 1617, 3054,
   3868
 electric power
     excess generating capacity
       determination; ICC adjust rates,
       HB-938
     wheeling, SB-1850, 2138

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COMMERCE COMMISSION, ILLINOIS
  (ICC)-Cont.
employee regulations
    restricts former director employment,
       HB-1459
energy plan requirements
    excludes small electric or gas
      operations SB-790
executive director
    Governor appointed; creates
      Transportation Panel, HB-2907
    no policy-making authority, HB-2395
    restricts former director employment,
       HB-1459
gas commodity prices, ICC report for
  commercial & industrial accounts, HB-
  3992
hearing impaired telephone service
    deadline for phasing in program by
       telephone carriers, HB-3545
Highway Safety Incentive Maintenance Act
    creates; ICC motor carrier & safety
       incentive maintenace rates, HB-3456
member qualifications, SB-1094; HB-2565
motor carriers
     fees prescribed by ICC, SB-375
municipal franchise agreements
     limits ICC regulation, HB-190
     rate increases based on changes in
       agreement, bans, SB-794; HB-3559
public funds expenditure
     contracts between ICC and director
       filed with State Comptroller, HB-
       3562
public utilities acquisition
     gas & electric purchase or eminent
       domain acquisition; general
       obligation bonds; HB-1617
public utility holding companies
     creates; ICC regulate, SB-1908; HB-
       3665
railroad rights of way, ICC identify, HB-
   3645
railway accidents
     ICC report on accidents involving
       hazardous materials, HB-3869
 rates
     see also: PUBLIC UTILITIES
     bans increases based on changes in
       franchise agreements, SB-794;HB-
       3559
     class action complaints, ICC hear
       regarding excessive or unjust rates,
       SB-736
     complaints, ICC order within one year,
       SB-2029
     electrical generating facility owned by
       utility, excludes associated costs, SB-
       1910
     excess generating capacity rate
       adjustments, SB-1431




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COMMERCE COMMISSION, ILLINOIS
  (ICC)--Cont.
    excludes costs of electrical facilities
      which have not yet loaded fuel, SB-
      130
    ICC order within one year after
      complaint filed, HB-3733
    lost customers, bans rate setting to
      compensate for, HB-2204
    refunds of excess rates or tariffs, SB-
       1245;HB-2204
    residential customer life-support
       equipment electric rates, ICC study,
       SB-1267
    summer/winter consumption, prohibits
       different rates, SB-1555;HB-2903,
       2905
remanded rules
     final orders, ICC enter within 6 mos.,
       HB-3685
RTA, ICC assistance in duties, SB-161
tax returns
     updated returns; ICC enforcement
       procedures, SB-1875
telecommunciations services facilities
     fire protection and emergency system
       study, SB-1875
telecommunications carriers
     competitive telecommunications service
       compliance with ICC safety
       standards, SB-1706; HB-3136
     rules for refusal to transmit recorded
       obscene messages, HB-2142
     services for deaf, bans inclusion as
       operating expense, HB-13561
 telephone rates
     based on usage, HB-618
     lifeline telephone rates, ICC establish,
       HB-752, 1503
 towed vehicle hearings
     ICC rules governing requests of owners
       of vehicles towed by law enforcement
       orders, HB-2438
 Transportation Division
     establishes; administer Ill. Commercial
       Transportation Law, SB-1516;HB-
       2764
 Transportation Panel
     creates; appointment of members &
       ICC exec. dir. by Gov., HB-2907
 upgrade rail facilities
     transfer of funds from Grade Crossing
       Protection Fund to Motor Fuel Tax
       Fund, ICC use, HB-1735
 utility service termination
     ICC review officer in each county, HB-
       2282
 wheeling of electricity
     pilot program; annual report, SB-1850
     public utilities to municipal utilities &
       electric co-ops, SB-2138

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND
  BOARDS
See Also: STATE AGENCIES
Administrative Rules, Joint Committee on
  (JCAR)
    prohibition against agency rulemaking,
      changes vote needed, SB-1709
    public comments received by agency
       during rulemaking, JCAR may
       require copies, HB-1560
Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and
  Parenting Services Board, creates, SB-
  1198
Agricultural Evaluation Committee
     creates; advise Farm Development
       Authority, HB-703
Agricultural Grain Marketing Commission,
   Interstate
     creates; marketing practices,
       procedures & controls; studies and
       recommendations, HB-718
AIDS Advisory Council, creates, HB-100
Airport Noise Abatement Council Act
     creates; monitor/hear complaints about
       O'Haire & Midway Airports, SB-
       1141
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse, Advisory
   Council on
     additional members, SB-1142;
       HB-1988
     membership, prohibits officers or
       employees of executive branch of St.
       gov't., HB-946
 Alzheimer's Task Force
     membership, increases, HB-2852
 Apprenticeship & Training Council, State,
   creates, SB-1444, 2204
 Apprenticeship and Training Council, SB-
   2204
 Asbestos Abatement Authority
     creates, SB-1463
     membership, HB-4014
 Asbestos Abatement Loan Authority, IL,
   creates, SB-43
 Attorney Registration and Disciplinary
   Commission, creates, SJR(CA)-35
 Auditor General
     Legislative Support Agency, establishes
       Office of A.G. as, SB-2276
 Board of Higher Education
     See EDUCATION, HIGHER
 Capital Development Board
     acquisition by condemnation, grants
       powers; subpoena power for hearings,
       HB-2810
     affirmative action program, HB-2735
     capital projects needs annual
       assessment report to G.A., HB-3735
     child care needs study of employees
       prior to facility construction
       contracts, SB-646




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COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND
  BOARDS-Cont.
    contract notices to contractors used
       previously, SB-97
    new Cook County hospital, HB-1196
    prequalifications rules in re architects,
       engineers & contractors, HB-2803
    recovered funds for damages to CDB
       projects used for project repairs, HB-
       2798
     regional port district bond payback
       agreements, HB-2034
    State construction projects use
      apprentices & trainees; DOT/CMS
      on-the-job training, SB-1468
      State contracts guidelines, HB-3222
      take bids to move generator to Quincy,
      HB-1737
Cigarette Safety Commission Act, creates,
  HB-4289
Citizens Assembly Legislative Support
  Agency
     advisory council members terms of
       appointment, SB-314
     Fathers and Fathering, Citizens
       Council on, creates, SB-230
     Mental Health and Developmental
       Disabilities Council
         community-based mental health
           services, Council report to G.A.,
           HB-849
         DMHDD facilities operations
           review, SB-1327
     youth advisory group, requires, SB-
       1643
Citizens Utility Board
     annual report: contents requirements;
       availability to consumers, SB-371
     CUB information checkoff on utility
       bills; repeals mailing requirements,
       SB-172; HB-401
     utility customer lists, HB-2144
College Savings Plan Advisory Board,
   creates, HB-180
Compensation Review Board
     regional school superintendent salaries,
       HB-3082
     repeals Act, HB-335, 417
     report effective only with approval of
       both House & Senate, HB-323
Counseling, State Board of
     creates; Counselor Registration and
       Licensure Act, SB-1466
Court of Claims
     See STATE AGENCIES
 Delinquency Prevention Act, IL
   Commission on, repeals, HB-2222
 Developmental Disabilities, Governors
   Planning Council on
     rehabilitation training programs
       conversion to supported employment
       programs, report to G.A., HB-3553

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND
  BOARDS-Cont.
Disaster Preparedness of the Metro-East
  Sanitary District, Commission on,
  creates, HB-1074
Drug-Free School Advisory Committees,
  provides for creation, HB-819
Economic Adjustment, Council for
    establishes, assistance connected with
      IL business closings & lay-offs, HB-
      1192
Economic and Fiscal Commission, IL
    Business Impact Note Act, creates;
      Comm. to prepare for certain
      legislation, SB-389;HB-1133
    capital projects needs annual
      assessment report to G.A., HB-3735
    public pension funds investment in
      Northern Ireland businesses,
      HB-1374
    State budget, Governor submit in
      functional categories; Comm.
      provide info of available funds each
      FY, HB-4296
Economic Development Board, IL, creates,
  SB-885
Educat'n. Reform, Joint Committee on the
  Oversight of, creates, SB-2115
Education Reform, Joint House/Senate
  Committee on
    extends repeal, SB-534
Emergency Business Retention Council
    changes from Advisory; increases
       membership, SB-796
Fathers and Fathering, Citizens Council on,
  creates under Citizens Assembly
  Legislative Support Agency, SB-230
Financial Institution Oversight Committee,
  IL, creates, HB-1267
Forestry Development, IL Commission on
     recreates, HB-709
General Assembly Members, Advisory
  Committee on Compensation of, repeals,
  SB-1290
Genetically Engineered Organisms,
  Committee on the Release of
    creates; report to Gov. and G.A., HB-
       1866
Guardianship and Advocacy Commission
     developmentally disabled persons,
       Comm. has advocacy responsibilities,
       HB-3826
Hambletonian Commission, creates,
  SB-2079
  Health Care Cost Containment Council
     members may elect to not participate in
       State Pension system, HB-1689
     one provider member represent
       proprietary hospital, SB-1010
     provider members, proprietary hospital
       representative, SB-2039




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COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND
  BOARDS--Cont.
Health Care Study Committee, Illinois,
  creates, HB-4235
Hemophilia Advisory Committee, repeals,
  HB-2682
Human Rights Commission
    extensions of time on motions, Comm.
       decide, HB-2642
inactive committees, repeals provisions,
  HB-2256
Industrial Commission
     See WORKERS COMPENSATION/
       WORKERS OCCUPATIONAL
       DISEASES ACTS
Intergovernmental Cooperation,
   Commission on
     federal funds documentation, ICC
       designate identifying number,
       HB-1317
     Federal Programs, Advisory
       Committee on, name change from
       Advisory Committee on Block
       Grants, HB-163
     mandate fiscal notes, Commission
       prepare; conduct hearings, HB-161
 intra-agency advisory boards
     authorizes formation, SB-154
 Jail Standards Board
     creates; oversee county/municipal jails,
       SB-877
 Job Training and Employment Opportunity,
   Board of, creates, SB-1014
 Job Training Coordinating Council, Illinois
     membership, increases, HB-2102
 Job-Training Coordinating Council Act
     Civil Rights Sub-Committee, appoints;
       civil rights requirements of
       employment & training programs,
       SB-650
 Joint Budget Committee of the General
   Assembly, HB-4297
 Legislative Audit Commission
     State Program Audit Report Act,
       creates; Comm. select programs for
       Aud. Gen. to audit, SB-2030
 Legislative Commission Reorganization Act
   -see: Legislative Support Services
   Agencies
 Legislative Reference Bureau (LRB)
     codification of statutes, HB-3896
     Digest information, expands
       requirements, HB-3648
     official statute citations; public domain;
       LRB disseminate for fee, SB-2048
     revisory legislation preparation time,
        HB-1924
     statutory codification, LRB submit;
       Advisory Committee on Statutory
       Codification, HB-3488
 Legislative Research Unit (LRU)

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND
  BOARDS--Cont.
    public pension funds investment in
      Northern Ireland businesses,
      HB-1374
    review of State agencies; BOB study
      regulatory agencies; Leg. Research
      Unit study review regulatory
      agencies, SB-658
Legislative Support Services Agencies - see
  individual support agencies:
    Administrative Rules, Joint Committee
       on (JCAR)
     Auditor General (new)
     chief procurement officer, Joint
       Committee to appoint for legislative
       support services agencies, HB-497
     Citizens Assembly
         Citizens Advocacy Councils on:
         Children
         Economic Development
         Energy Resources
         Fathers and Fathering (new)
         Mental Health and Developmental
           Disabilities
         Public Aid
         School Problems
         Women
     Economic and Fiscal Commission,
       Illinois
     Intergovernmental Cooperation,
       Commission on
     Legislative Audit Commission
     Legislative Information System (LIS)
     Legislative Printing Unit (LPU)
     Legislative Reference Bureau (LRB)
     Legislative Research Unit (LRU)
     Legislative Space Needs Commission
 Long-Term Care Insurance, Task Force for
   the Study of
     report by 12/31/88, SB-943
 Lottery Control Board
     abolishes; creates Leg. Advisory
       Committee on the Lottery, SB-1247
     advertising policies, requires to insure
       no exploitation; annual summary of
       winners, HB-144, 153
     Legislative Advisory Committee to the,
       creates, SB-1246
 Medical Disciplinary Board, IL State
     Medical Assistant Advisory
       Committee, creates, HB-1761
 Mining Board, State
 Minority and Female Business Enterprise
   Council
     abolishes; creates Dept. of Urban
        Development, HB-2464
     Council members appointed by Gov.,
        HB-1194
      transfers duties to new Dept., HB-191




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COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND
  BOARDS-Cont.
Minority Controlled and Female Controlled
  Businesses Loan Board
    independent of DCCA; increases
       membership, HB-820
Minority Development Financing
  Commission, creates, SB-2251
Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area
  Planning Commission
     Commuter Rail Board (RTA) member,
       adds to Commission, SB-1806
Nursing Homes, Executive Task Force on
     report to G.A. on rate
       recommendations, HB-1337
Pension Laws Commission
     creates; pension impact notes on
       legislation (now Ec. & Fiscal Comm.
       duty), SB-865
Pension Laws Review Board, creates, HB-
   1661
Pesticides, Interagency Committee on
     agricultural pesticide use, information
       concerning effect on groundwater,
       SB-1476
Plant Closings and Worker Dislocation,
   Commission on, creates, HB-810
Police and Fire Pension Management
   Council, creates, HB-2539
Pollution Control Board
     See STATE AGENCIES
Prairie State 2000 Authority
     See STATE AGENCIES
Prisoner Review Board
     See STATE AGENCIES
Priv. Enterprise Review Board
     creates; restricts competition with
       private enterprise, SB-1128
Private Enterprise Review
     Board, creates; impact of State gov't.
       commercial activity on private
       enterprise, HB-3393
     Commission, creates; State/non-profit
       competition with private IL business,
       HB-306, 601
 Public Pension Advisory Council, creates,
   HB-2556, 3503
 Public Transportation Safety Board Act
     creates; investigate accidents on public
       transportation systems, HB-2787
 Public/Private Child Care Council, Illinois
     creates; public/private partnerships;
       child care resources for working
       families, E088-1
 School Code recodification
     committee appointed by State Sup't. of
       Education, HB-1351
 St. Clair Bicentennial Commission, HB-
   2090
 State Board of Education

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND
  BOARDS- Cont.
    See STATE BOARD OF
      EDUCATION
State Emergency Medical Services
  Disciplinary Review Board
    creates; Advanced Life Support/
      Mobile Intensive Care System;
      review by Dept. Public Health,
      HB-1249
State Emergency Response Commission
    creates; names IL Emergency Services
      and Disaster Agency, E087-2
State Police Merit Board
    independence from St. Police Dept.,
      appropriations made directly to
      Board, HB-1206
State Scholarship Commission
    chairman serve as member of Board of
       Higher Ed., HB-1018
    delinquent & defaulted student loan
       lawsuits, Cook County, HB-2248
    impact study/Guaranteed Loan
       Program changes, HB-2248
    increases bond limit, SB-1137
    proprietary grant program, SB-1080
    Proprietary Student Assistance
       Program, licensed profession studies,
       SB-1173
    student member eligible for grant or
       scholarship, HB-2622
Statutory Codification, Advisory Committee
  on, creates, HB-3488
Technical Task Force on Community
  Mental Health Services
     see also: HEALTH
     creates, HB-2070
Technology Innovation and
  Commercialization Grants-in-Aid
  Council
     membership, Dept. of Ag. &
       agribusiness representatives,
       HB-2837
uniform appointment & terms, SB-1258
Uniform Marital Property Act advisory
  commission, creates, HB-2568
United States Olympic Committee Act
     creates; income tax check-off, SB-488
Urban Education, creates State Task Force
   for Citizen Involvement in, HJR-18
Vehicle Recycling and Research Council
     creates; reduction of auto theft, SB-881
Vocational Education, Illinois Council on,
   creates, HB-1732, 3842
 Washington, Harold, Memorial Statue
   Committee SB-1579
 West Side Development Commission Act,
   creates, HB-839
 COMPUTERS
 Computer Crime Prevention Law




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COMPUTERS--Cont.
    creates; new Criminal Code Article;
      SB-1335
computer software
    taxable, tangible personal property
      under St. occupation & use taxes,
      HB-302, 3065
computer theft penalties, SB-1132
data storage/retrieval systems
    recorders select, SB-1633
Software License Enforcement Act
    license agreement acceptance: notice
       type size, agreement provisions, HB-
       1402
    repeals, SB-1051;HB-1401
State buildings
    energy consumption of bldgs. leased by
       State, DENR computerize data,
       SB-159
video lottery games
     authorizes installation at Chi. O'Hare
       airport, SB-105
     economic impact study prior to
       installation at Chi. O'Hare, SB-106
voter identification
     precinct registers in lieu of precinct
       binders, HB-682
CONDOMINIUMS
condominium conversion privilege tax, SB-
   2190
Condominium Property Act
     attorneys fees and collection costs
       imposition, HB-2423
     common area tax assessment
       procedures, SB-1719;HB-3623,
       3772, 4131
     common expenses payment; standard of
       care, SB-527
     effective date of changes, HB-2422
     eminent domain, common property,
       defendants, HB-3767
     enforced by Commissioner of Real
       Estate, HB-2424
     escrow provisions apply to sellers, HB-
       3433
     foreclosure purchaser pay
       proportionate share of common
       expenses, SB-1719; HB-2422
     owners rights/board restrictions, HB-
       3714
     owners rights, HB-2632
     unit owners/association rights, HB-
       2421
 electricity
     allows purchase through central meter
       as single customer, HB-1657
 Housing Trust Fund Act, Illinois
     creates; low-income housing
       rehabilitation assistance; taxes, SB-
       2190

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CONDOMINIUMS-Cont.
mortgage foreclosure
    emergency residential mortgage
      counseling & assistance, IHDA prior
      to, SB-409
Uniform Condominium Act, creates, SB-
  624
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
See RESOLUTIONS-CA-(STATE OR
  FEDERAL) CONSTITUTIONAL
  AMENDMENTS
CONTRACTS
abandoned land reclamation
     percentage retention deposited in trust
       account, HB-2428
Capital Development Board
    contract notices to contractors used
       previously, SB-97
     E. Moline Correctional Center
       generator, CDB take bids to move to
       Quincy, HB-1737
Consumer Deposit Security Act of 1987
     creates; lessor surety bonds to ensure
       payment of refunds due lessees,
       SB-1287
contract award bans
     awards to companies with officials
       convicted of bribery, HB-2776
Contractors' License Law
     creates; exams; licensing; fees; bonding;
       home improvement salesmen
       registration; home improvement
       contracts; advertising, SB-1175
Defense Contract Procurement Division
     creates in DCCA; federal defense
       contracts, HB-1003
 Dept. of Transportation
     railroad materials and facilities,
       SB-2079
     railroad materials, supplies,
       rehabilitation work, SB-2003
 forest preserve districts
     commissioner annual salaries, HB-1256
     officer selection; contracts without bids,
       HB-812, 1255
 Funeral or Burial Funds Act
     pre-need contracts; trust fund
       requirements & criteria, HB-1700
 government interns
     government intern personal service
       contract conflict of interest, HB-
       2815
 Lekoteks
     special needs children, Dept. Rehab.
       Services contracts for establishment
       oflekoteks, HB-1014
 local government
     professional services contracts
       procurement, HB-3829




2589


CONTRACTS-Cont.
Minority and Female Business Enterprise
  Act
    service contract awards, HB-2670
    State contracts, 10% set aside for
       blacks only, HB-584
    waives performance bonds, St.
       contracts under $50,000, HB-1181
non-residents
     local governments and school districts
       awards, HB-1898
Procurement Institute, IL
    creates within DCCA; assist
       economically disadvantaged
       businesses, HB-2446
public agencies
    contractor/subcontractor recovery of
       damages, SB-655
public construction
     contractor furnish bonds, HB-1515
public contracts
     bidding felonies, adds Article to
       Criminal Code, SB-1500
public utilities file contracts with ICC, HB-
  4228
rental of personal property
     excludes motor vehicles from interest
       requirement, SB-1027
Residential Real Estate Contract Default
  Act
    creates; defaulting buyer obligated to
       3% of contract, HB-1531
Roofing Industry Licensing Act
     limits to contractors with 2 or more
       employees, HB-470
small contractors
     surety bond guarantees, HB-257
State contracts
     DCMS certificates of participation for
       St. lease & installment purchases;
       rate of interest; titles, SB-1416, 1886
     guidelines, capital and non-capital
       projects, HB-3222
     subcontracts for performance on prime
       contracts filed with Comptroller,
       HB-4206
State Printing Contracts Act
     special or emergency bid threshold,
       increases, HB-3447
     vendor inventory, excludes as
       "printing", HB-2226
Technology Finance Corporation Act
     creates; matching capital for equity
       investments in small businesses;
       research contracts, HB-2489
Wages of Employees on Public Works Act
     contractors disregarding obligations,
       Dept. Labor publish list quarterly,
       HB-1035, 3378

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CONVEYANCES/EASEMENTS
archaic language, replaces, HB-3312
Dept. of Central Management Services
    SB-505, 1771, 1888, 1978
Dept. of Children and Family Services
    HB-1513
Dept. of Conservation
    SB-1492; HB-1694, 1781, 3448, 3550
Dept. of Corrections
    SB-1978;HB-3448
Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental
  Disabilities
    SB-505, 2008; HB-932, 4175
Dept. of Transportation
    SB-549, 1978;HB-2046, 2322, 3448
Historic Preservation Agency
    SB-2035
Land Title Act
    notice to withdraw land from
       registration given by petitioner,
       HB-2906
Loyola University
    SB-1771
metes and bounds
    descriptions, contents, HB-930, 3527
    descriptions, reused, HB-3535
Military and Naval Department
    HB-3712
State property rights, SB-1978; HB-2746
CORONERS
See PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS
CORRECTIONS
Adult Advisory Board
    Women Offenders Subcommittee,
       creates, HB-2013
aggravated battery of senior citizen
    Class 2 felony; prosecution in criminal
       court, SB-1437; HB-2721, 3016,
       3615
annual reports to General Assembly
    Juvenile Division facilities, SB-991
cannabis trafficking, creates offense; denies
  probation, SB-1994
Controlled Substances Act, IL
    increases penalties, SB- 1503
    witness testimony; fines; penalties;
       calculated criminal drug conspiracy,
       SB-1499
corporations, felony offenses fines, SB-1913
correctional facility siting, HB-4093
death penalty
    abolishes, HB-477
Department of Corrections
    See DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
       GOVERNMENT
Dept. of Corrections prisoners/facilities




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CORRECTIONS-Cont.
    See PRISONS AND PRISONERS
drug abuse/treatment programs
    Juvenile Drug Abuse Fund uses,
      SB-1295
drug induced homicide, HB-4125
felony theft
    computer theft penalties, SB-1132
fines, increases maximums, SB-1369
good conduct credit
    educational program attendance
       requirement, SB-1828
     first offenders, 2 days for one, HB-3762
     increases for meritorious service, SB-
       2211
     Prisoner Review Board awards,
       prohibits, SB-1802
graffiti vandalism
     specifies sentencing, HB-349, 3057
home incarceration
     authorizes; monitoring; violation
       penalties, SB-1923;HB-3370
inmate food production
     Dept. employ inmates to produce own
       food, SB-387
inmate photographs
     Dept. Corrections provide to Dept.
       State Police every 2 years, HB-2116
insanity, not guilty by reason of
     defendant held in secure setting by
       DMHDD until placement, SB-124
institutions
     See PRISONS AND PRISONERS
jail standards
     minimum floor space requirements,
       bans local standard mandates,
       SB-1453
 Jail Standards Board
     creates; oversee county/municipal jails,
       SB-877
 life imprisonment
     cocaine and heroin subsequent
       convictions SB-414
 living arrangements
     Dept. Corrections and Public Aid
       exchange information, HB-2185
 medical testing
     AIDS testing of prisoners, HB-1 130,
       1252
     sex offender testing for sexually
       transmitted diseases, HB-343
 parole
     civil immunity to State employees, HB-
       3760
     hearing after parole denial, SB-1156
     rehearing after denial, HB-1507, 3059
     supervision by Dept. of State Police,
       HB-3604
     supervision by Prisoner Review Board,
       HB-3603

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CORRECTIONS-Cont.
     terms, HB-2180, 3955
prisoner education
     mandatory education, Dept. est.
       programs & rules, HB-476
     State Board of Ed. jurisdiction;
       mandatory GED, HB-476
Prisoner Review Board
     See STATE AGENCIES
probation, conditional discharge, supervision
  or periodic imprisonment
     cannabis trafficking, denies probation,
       SB-1994
     civil immunity to State employees, HB-
       3760
     community service sentences, HB-219,
       245
     consecutive sentencing; resentencing
       after revocation, SB-1364
     county facility administration, sheriff
       may certify, HB-3739
     defendant pay for victim's counseling
       services, SB-2258
     denies for cannabis or controlled
       substance trafficking, SB-1407
     drug treatment program elective
         prohibits for persons ineligible for
           probation, HB-504, 931
     history of delinquency or criminal
       activity, includes in presentence
       reports, SB-124, 544;HB-1221
     increases sentencing periods, SB-1504
     Juvenile Court
         community service sentences, HB-
           219, 245
         monitoring devices worn by
           offenders, SB-178
     mandatory supervised release term,
       HB-2603
     misdemeanor, increases probation time,
       SB-1479
     monitoring devices on offenders, SB-
       178
     permissible sentencing, HB-1153
     probation officer collective bargaining
       in re Ill. Public Labor Relations Act,
       SB-1885
     probation services fund, monthly fee,
       HB-3987
     prohibits for felonies committed with
       possession of firearm, HB-377
     resentencing after revocation not to
       credit time served on probation, SB-
       126, 261;HB-1567, 2157
     residential alternative sentencing
       programs, HB-1729
     residential burglary, excludes, HB-
        3465
     solicitation of murder/solicitation of
        murder for hire, denies for offenses,
        SB-1411




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CORRECTIONS-Cont.
     supervision limitation for reportable
       vehicle violations, SB-1450
     vehicular invasion, new offense;
       nonprobational; juveniles tried as
       adult, SB-1983
prostitution
     increases patronizing penalties; AIDS
       and venereal disease testing, SB-75;
       HB-2242
residential burglary
     denies probation, periodic
       imprisonment or conditional
       discharge, HB-3465
     penalty, SB-126;HB-1350
restitution
     defendant pay for victim's counseling
       services, SB-2258
     public housing victim; seizure &
       disposal of defendant's property,
       HB-2741
     public transit passenger victim; seizure
       and disposal of defendant's property,
       HB-2739
     senior citizen victim; seizure & disposal
       of defendant's property, HB-2740
sentencing
     aggravating factor, infliction of injury
       by reason of person's employment by
       State or political subdivision, HB-
       3737
     Class Y felony sentence category, HB-
       3737
     community service seiences, HB-219,
       245
     consecutive sentencing, SB-1358, 1375,
       1403, 1990
     extended term sentence, SB-1989;
       HB-147, 2108, 2109, 3739
     first degree murder, increases
       imprisonment, SB-1412
     home incarceration, misdemeanant
       may petition court for, HB-2607
     judge delay sentencing to give
       decedent's relatives chance to make
       statement, HB-600
     mandatory supervised release term,
       HB-3954, 3955
     minors, extended term sentence,
       HB-3739
     offense against physically handicapped
       person, more severe sentence, HB-
       2301
     presentence reports
         history of delinquency or criminal
           activity, SB-124, 544; HB-1221,
           1570
         personally delivered or mailed
            with proof of service to
            sentencing court, HB-3513
     resentencing after revocation of
       probation not credit time served, SB-
       126, 261;HB-1567, 2157

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CORRECTIONS-Cont.
    sentence modification
         court modification after written
           motion sought by proponent,
           HB-262
         reduction by motion or by court
           without motion within 30 days
           of sentencing, SB-38
    sentencing of felonies, changes
       structure for, HB-2150
    successive Class 3 felony convictions,
       requires at least min. term of
       imprisonment, SB-1985
sex offenders
    AIDS testing, SB-1242
    testing for sexually transmissible
       diseases, HB-343
sexual orientation
     offense against person is factor in
       aggravation for more severe
       sentence, HB-884
single parent inmates
     post-incarceration follow-up and after-
       care services, Dept. est., SB-647
     toll-free telephone in correctional
       institutions, SB-648, 2219
subpoenas enforcement, Dept. Corrections,
  HB-2381
Vienna minimum security institution
     conversion into volunteer vocational
       school for inmates, HB-1016
vocational training
     next new institution for first offenders
       only; training available, HB-1017
work camp/agricultural facility
     Dept. establish; restricts class of
       inmates, HB-1807
CORRIDORS OF OPPORTUNITY
See ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
COUNTIES
abandoned vehicles
     removal of inoperable vehicles declared
       nuisance, SB-77
annual budgets
     balances available to pay obligations 30
       days after close of FY, HB-4255
appointments
     county party chairman lists, SB-1807
Bed and Breakfast, SB-1421; HB-1770
Build Illinois
     county treasury funds for development
       & planning, HB-1963
building code, HB-2562
business licensing
     counties may license in unincorporated
       areas, HB-1291
     occupancy permits, business in
       unincorporated areas, HB-1291




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COUNTIES-Cont.
cable television
    See RADIO AND TELEVISION
Center for Self-Reliance Act
    creates; St. Clair county economic
       development & energy development,
       HB-1971
charitable donations
     allows; aid to those in need of
       assistance, SB-481
civil trial expenses, SB-1429
codification of county law, HB-1820
collar counties
     stormwater management plans;
       property tax, HB-998
Community Mental Health Act
     mentally ill services; county community
       mental health boards, SB-1250
Community Residence Right to Locate Act
     creates; prohibits zoning restrictions for
       disabled persons, HB-2611
continguous municipalities
     united, allows if in contiguous counties,
       SB-1761
contract award bans
     awards to companies with officials
       convicted of bribery, HB-2776
Cook County
     educational service regions, SB-1606
     new hospital; bond authorization; HB-
       1196
Cook County Sheriffs Merit Board
     quorum; political affiliation, HB-676
 coroners/medical examiners
     cremation permit; fee, SB-404
 correctional facility siting, HB-4093
 corridors of opportunity
     targets funding to low-population
       counties with high unemployment
       rate, HB-1964
 Counties Code of 1988, enacts, HB-1820
 county accounts
     deletes annual statement publication
       requirement, HB-1974
 County Board of Health Act
     board member compensation, HB-3927
 county boards - see: county officers
 County Budget Law
     balances of FY funds available 90 days
       after close of fiscal year, HB-2873,
       3940
 County Cooperative Extension Law
     Rural Transition Program eligible
       participants, SB-884
 County Dept. of Corrections Act
     AIDS testing of prisoners, HB-1252
     prisoner medical services
       reimbursement, SB-80
 County Executive Act

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COUNTIES-Cont.
    chief executive officer nomination in
       county executive form of gov't., HB-
       2896
    county executive form of government,
       considered at consolidated election,
       SB-1093;HB-2894
     county executive tie-break vote, HB-
       186
county fairs
     horse racing, pari-mutuel betting, bans
       Racing Board jurisdiction, SB-1507
County Fees and Salaries Act
     recorder & county clerk fee increase,
       county board authorize by ordinance,
       HB-2748
     sheriff's fees paid in advance, HB-1072
     vital records copying fees, HB-3918
county health departments
     board member stipends, SB-1041; HB-
       2876
County Historical Museum District Act
     county historical museum tax rate,
       increases, HB-2874
     grants to non-profit historical clubs,
       authorizes, HB-265
County Home Act
     increases maximum tax for county
       sheltered care & nursing homes,
       HB-873
 County Jail Bond Act, creates, HB-3326
 county officers
     Assistant State's Attorneys, G.A.
       appropriate funds for salary
       supplements, HB-1914
     auditor, ethical standards, SB-2069
     blanket bonds, HB-3888
     board of election commissioners
       budgets, reviewed by county boards,
       HB-3937
     compensation rates, fixed at rate in
       effect if not fixed at time of election,
       HB-298
     county assessor additional
       compensation, SB-734
     county assessor legal and technical
       assistance, Dept. Rev. provide,
       SB-226
     County Assessor Notification Act,
       creates; property condition changes,
       HB-414
     county auditor, creates; ethical &
       professional requirements, HB-4117
     county auditors duties, direction of
       county board, HB-2412
     county board closed meetings, SB-1336
     county board members, prohibits
       receiving salaries for any other
       elected local office, SB-643
     county clerks and recorders
       compensation, HB-2292




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COUNTIES-Cont.
    county clerks solemnize marriages,
       fees, authorizes, HB-1304
    county recorders accept instruments
       whenever offices open, HB-1438
    county sup't. of highways, election, SB-
       554
    county treasurer
         annual State stipend not affect
           other treasurer compensation,
           HB-1979
     foreclosure interests, prohibits
       acquisition by certain persons,
       HB-249, 1289
     legal holidays limitation, HB-996
     offices open on Saturdays, HB-4003
     purchasing contract interests, bans,
       HB-4117
     recorder & county clerk fee increase,
       county board authorize by ordinance,
       SB-1760;HB-2748
     recorders fee filing deadline, SB-1818
     Simultaneous Tenure of Certain
       Officers Act
         bans county board members from
           rec. salaries for any other
           elected local office, SB-643
    solemnizing marriages, HB-1304
    supervisor of assessments
         additional compensation, SB-735
         additional public office or
           employment, SB-787, 802
county officers electoral board
     circuit court clerk, removes from board,
       HB-3713
County Official Compensation Act
    county recorder additional annual
       award, HB-941, 3339
County Police and Corrections Merit Board
  Act
    political activities of employees, HB-
       807
county record system
     Dept. of Revenue hiring approval, SB-
       531
county reports
    advertising: annual reports,
       assessments, delinquent taxes, HB-
       1911
county taxes
    See TAXATION
County Tuberculosis Sanitarium Act
    county tax revenue usage, HB-4309
court house bonds
     raises maximum tax rate, SB-142
court services fees, SB-1532
Downstate County Working Cash Fund Act
     maximum, HB-4255
election expenses tax, authorizes, SB-1284,
  2183

  Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COUNTIES- Cont.
elections
     See ELECTIONS
electric utilities
    county licenses, rights-of-way,
       easements, HB-1818
electronic funds transfer
    Comptroller and county board
       authorization, HB-1151
environmental protection fees
     inspection or permit fees charged to
       local gov'ts., bans, HB-2726
fines
     added fees placed in county general
       fund, HB-1912
firearms
     local regulation & taxation, prohibits,
       HB-1270, 1348, 1885
garbage disposal areas
     review proceedings, plaintiff bear cost
       of transcript, HB-3125
group insurance
     county employee group insurance tax
       levy, HB-3290
     incl. HMOs and preferred provider
       organizations, HB-864
Highway Advertising Control Act
    outdoor advertising limitations, HB-
       599
highway jurisdiction
    counties/State surrender jurisdiction to
       cities, HB-3649, 3650
highway systems
     future rights of way, counties may est.,
       HB-3936
Jail Standards Board
     creates; oversee county/municipal jails,
       SB-877
jury commissioners appointment, HB-1113
Local Government Health Services Act
    creates; local Authorities of mental
       health, dev. disabilities, and
       alcoholism & substance abuse; tax
       levy; bonds; HB-2070
Medical Center Commission
     county board may appoint, HB-839
Motor Fuel Tax Local Expenditure
  Restriction Act, creates, HB-1380
municipal/county audit boards
     membership, appointments, HB-3653
Personnel Administration System
     county adoption, permits, HB-1088
pesticides regulation, HB-2390
plats
     prescribe rules by ordinance, HB-632
police protection
     police indemnification to entire amount
       of liability, HB-1006
Prairie Trail Authority Act




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COUNTIES-Cont.
    county corporate authorities incl. board
       of trustees of eligible county
       counservation dist., HB-1819
prisoner detention
     Supreme Court reimburse county for
       each day prisoner held without bail,
       SB-28
public health departments
     mental health programs; county size;
       psychiatrist, HB-857
public utility rights of way, county board
   may grant, HB-2746
purchasing
     contracts for bids, purchases over
       $10,000, SB-461
     county officer interests, bans, HB-4117
 Recorders Act
     DOT review requirements of maps,
       plats, SB-908
     fees: drainage or special assessment
       documents, HB-3271
     military service discharge, recording of,
       SB-146
     real property lien, requires owner name
       & address; recorder notify, HB-1030
     recorders fee filing deadline, SB-1818
 Regional Airports Planning Authority
     creates; 5-Year Programs; airport
       project permits, SB-275, 2068; HB-
       2854, 3579
 Regional Development Authorities Act
     creates; infrastructure; transportation;
       economic development; health care;
       social & ed. services between
       counties, SB-1055;HB-2626
 Riverfront Development Authority
     creates; St. Clair county; bonds; tax
        levy; quick-take, HB-2288
 Rural Health Care Services Improvement
   Act
     creates; county rural ambulance
        service, SB-814
 Rural Public Transportation Coordination
   Assistance Program
     creates; Interagency Coordinating
        Comm. on Rural Public
        Transportation; transportation
        services & assistance programs;
        grants; HB-2736
 school contributions
      land acquisition & capital
        expenditures, HB-3827
 sheriff/deputy sheriff
      periodic imprisonment, sheriff may
        certify institution's ability to
        administer, HB-3739
      raises indemnity, HB-2749
 solid waste management
      counties/Chicago solid waste
        management plans; local monitoring;
        local recycling programs; local solid
        waste disposal fees; composting; HB-
        3688

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COUNTIES-Cont.
     fees, exempts wastes collected by
       county gov't. units, HB-1561
     long-term plans; composting yard
       waste, HB-3878
     municipalities opt out of county
       control, HB-3862
Southwestern Illinois Development
  Authority
     creates; Madison and St. Clair
       counties, HB-301
speed limit
     county board ordinance to alter local
       limits, HB-1506
St. Clair Bicentennial Commission, HB-
   2090
State Disbursements to Counties Act
     creates; disbursement directly to
       county treasurer, SB-427
stormwater management plans
     bond authorization; authority to borrow
       money, SB-1843; HB-3875, 4220
     bonds, taxes, IDFA loans, HB-4220
     collar counties; property tax, HB-998
 subdivision regulation, SB-2225
 subdivisions
     improvements, SB-1532; HB-1110
     plat approval, restrictions, HB-1110
     unincorporated lands, subdivision
       regulations, hb-4220
 tax base loss
     Dept. of Revenue grants, decrease in
       real property EAV, HB-3078
 tax-free bonds
     supplemental powers to units of gov't.
       to issue (Fed. Tax Reform Act
       1986), SB-1440
 Transient Merchant Act of 1987, HB-560
 transportation impact districts
     counties form; fees; highway access
        construction, HB-1672
     counties over 250,000, HB-3457
     minimum county population, lowers,
        HB-3187
 unclaimed property
      county retains unclaimed property after
        7 years, SB-1532
 underage alcohol consumption
      local regulation of presence of minors
        on retail premises, HB-643
 water supply, drainage, flood control
      solid waste management, county
        control optional, Municipal Joint
        Action Agency, SB-1958
 well water
      testing program in unincorporated
        areas, HB-1236
 youth services providers
      liability exemptions, SB-1717




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COUNTIES-Cont.
zoning
     agricultural buildings meet floodplain
       & wetland regulations, HB-3942,
       4220
     agricultural purposes exclusions,
       SB-1532
     alternate board members, HB-1392
     floodplains and floodways, county
       zoning precedence, HB-4220
     licensed day care home classification,
       HB-2210
     map/text amendment hearings held at
       site other than courthouse, SB-667,
       1305; HB-1633, 2066
     protests, required signatures, HB-1096
     subdivision regulations; agricultural
       bldg. regulations, SB-2225
     temporary construction bldgs. location,
       SB-2077
     township plan commission, SB-1384
     township protests, HB-733
     variance by administrative order
       without public hearing, SB-1040;
       HB-2383
     zoning changes over township
       objections; highway work petitions,
       HB-3288
COURT OF CLAIMS
See STATE AGENCIES
COURTS
appellate courts
     additional judges, SB-2236
 child victims
     victims under 18, exclusion of persons
       from courtroom, HB-523
 child witness
     prohibits barring witness because of
       age; trier of fact determine witness
       credibility, SB-123
 circuit clerks
     arbitration fee, circuit clerk collect,
       SB-1827
     Clerk Pro Tern, circuit judges appoint
       to fill vacancies, HB-3517
     reimbursement for staff; counties
       containing State facilities, SB-351,
       385
 circuit court system, State funded, SB-664
 circuit courts
     Cook County Judicial Circuit divided
       into sub-circuits, SB-44;HB-1105
     creates State-funded circuit court
       system, SB-664
     senior judge, full-time secretary, SB-
        352, 386
     sex crimes against children, psychiatric
       exam & circuit court trial
       requirements, repeals Act, SB-1612

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COURTS-Cont.
    Winnebago County single county
       circuit, HB-1071
civil trial expenses, SB-1429
clerks of courts
     automated record keeping system fees,
       deletes repeal date, SB-1677; HB-
       3183
     automation fee authorization, deletes
       repeal, SB-1801
     automation fee, incl. felony cases,
       SB-356
     automation fees, repeals authorization,
       HB-3072, 3074
     circuit clerk compensation, county
       board certify amounts to DCCA,
       HB-2747
     Cook County clerk and sheriff, County
       Board fix fees, SB-1804
     criminal motion fees, HB-4159
     destruction of records; microfilimng
       standards, SB-480;HB-2785
     fees, exception for State or county gov't
       units, HB-4162
     fees: increases, exemptions, HB-3918
     peremptory challenges records (sex and
       race), HB-514
     reference change, HB-3584
     repeal of automatic record keeping
       expenses Section, removes, SB-1609
     technical changes, SB-1423
     timely deposit of fees, arbitration
       expenses, HB-39
court interpreters
     provides for criminal defendants &
       juvenile proceedings, HB-1149, 2922
court reporters
     classified as "A" without exam after 20
       yrs. experience, SB-1894
     increases salary, SB-1005; HB-3768
     juvenile court transcript fees, HB-3681
     transcripts upon request, SB-943
 foster care review board, HB-3504
 judges
     See JUDGES AND JURORS
 Judicial Election Right to Know Act
     creates; candidates file judicial
       philosophy statement with
       nominating papers, SB-475
 Juvenile Court Act
     see also: juvenile court act of 1987
     adjudicatory hearings
         chronic habitual truant status,
            HB-1193
     authoritative intervention eligibility,
       HB-2019
     continuance motion: good cause; in
       writing; reasons, HB-1342
     county child care and support fund,
       SB-2227




2596


COURTS-Cont.
    delinquent minor definition, HB-2675
    drivers license revocation for drug
       offense, HB-1808
     family preservation services, HB-1469
     guardian at litem of minor to be an
       attorney, HB- 1709
     habitual/chronic truant, court
       jurisdiction, HB-205, 971
     home detention/shelter care homes,
       HB-2594
     impeachment of evidence
         allows in criminal proceedings
           against defendant adjudicated
           delinquent, HB-1614
    juvenile records disclosure, HB-2223
    medical and dental treatment, court
       may authorize for minors, HB-549
     minor armed robbery court records,
       bans expungement, HB-2017
     minor in need of supervision, restores
       category (now minor requiring
       authoritative intervention), HB-480
     neglected minor, redefines abused
       minor, HB-1569
     order of protection, SB-950
     probation, conditional discharge or
       supervision
         additional sentencing upon
           revocation, SB-1133
         community service sentences,
           allows, HB-219, 245
         probation only for Class X felony,
           SB-1355
     prosecution as adult
         aggravated battery of senior
           citizen, SB-1437;HB-2721
         aggravated battery with firearm,
            HB-1596
         felony against senior citizen, SB-
            1124
         home invasion, other serious
            crimes, HB-2673
         previous delinquent adjudication,
            HB-1498
     redefines shelter, HB-1505
     repeals; reorganizes as Juvenile Court
       Act of 1987, HB-787
     victim insurance agency access to
       juvenile court records, HB-2366
 Juvenile Court Act of 1987
     see also: juvenile court act
     adjudicatory hearings
          abused minor speedy hearing;
            continuances for good cause,
            HB-3738
          authoritative intervention,
            standards & procedures, HB-
            3773
          date change July 1, 1988, HB-99

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


COURTS-Cont.
    care and support of minors
         DCFS reimburse counties, SB-
           2101
     confinement of minors standards &
       procedures, HB-3592
     county board provide sums for care &
       support of minors and counsel
       payments, HB-3592
     county support of minors, counsel, HB-
       3935
     court records disclosure to news media,
       SB-1726, 1770, 1772
     court reporter transcript fees, HB-3681
     creates; repeals Juvenile Court Act,
       HB-787
     dispositional hearings requirements,
       HB-3952
     evidence not inadmissible if obtained in
       violation of 6-yr. detention limit,
       HB-3498
     juvenile detention homes - standards,
       incarceration requirements,
       definitions, determination, HJB-3498
     minors charged with unlawful use of
       weapons or forcible felony,
       fingerprints & description furnished
       to St. Police, SB-1401; HB-2584,
       3739
     ordinance violation, punishable under
       Act or ordinance, HB-3197
     prosecution as adult
         vehicular invasion, new offense,
           SB-1983
     shelter care order, supplemental
       petition for review, HB-3592
     substance abuse counseling, SB-1996
     truant minors
         petition-truant minor in need of
            supervision, HB-3215, 3592
     vehicular invasion, new offense;
       juvenile tried as adult, SB-1983
 legal counsel solicitation
     prohibits on courthouse property, SB-
       738
 Not-For-Profit Dispute Resolution Center
   Act
     creates; judicial circuit mediation,
       SB-525; HB-1343
 pretrial service agencies
     criminal history records policies &
       practices, HB-2358
 pretrial services Act, repeals, HB-2358
 Probation Officers Act
     community service sentences, HB-245
 Public Defender Act
     appointment for indigent person for
       civil contempt of court, SB-l 14
     court appoint to represent indigent
        person in contempt of court, SB-734;
        HB-1502




2597


COURTS-Cont.
Public Service Employment Programs for
  Probationers Act
     community service sentences, HB-245
Supreme Court
     county prisoner detention without bail,
       Court reimburse $50/day, SB-28
Temporary Guardian Act, IL
     creates; appointment of guardians for
       persons 16 or older not able to
       understand or control own behavior,
       SB-728
victim physical examination restrictions,
  HB-2583
CREDIT CARDS
See BANKING AND FINANCE
CRIMINAL CODE
aggravated arson
     State may seize vehicles, HB-2106
aggravated assault/battery
     causing bodily harm to a physically
       handicapped person, HB-330
     of a child, subsequent offense Class X
       felony, SB-1025
     of a prosecutor for performance of
       duties SB-1405, 1984
     of a senior citizen, SB-1437; HB-2721,
       3016
     status of victim, eliminates as ground
       for elevating assault or battery
       verdict, HB-3737
     victims 60 or older or physically
       handicapped, SB-115;HB-1995
 aggravated criminal sexual assault
     physically handicapped victim, SB-115;
       HB-2302
 aggravated kidnapping, forcible felony, HB-
   2957, 3335
 AIDS
     knowing transmittal of disease, Class 4
       felony, HB-3999
     misdemeanor to knowingly do any act
       which is likely to transmit AIDS,
       SB-110
 alcohol consumption by minor
     place of trial, HB-614
 arraignment
     via closed circuit TV when judge and
       arrestee in different bldgs., SB-136;
       HB-1603
 arson
     revises elements of crime, HB-543
 automobile accidents
     no liability insurance, misdemeanor,
       HB-2591,4098
 bad checks
     checks over $150, civil liability, SB-741
     civil liability 30 days following written
       demand for payment, HB-352, 357,
       3114

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CRIMINAL CODE-Cont.
    garnishment; treble damages; attorney
       fees; costs, HB-2825
bastard death
    concealing, repeals Section, HB-471
battery
    physically handicapped victim,
       SB-1025
    physician-patient physical contact
       without medical license, SB-1378
battery of physically handicapped person,
  SB-1025
blood donations or sales
     felony to sell blood if capable of
       transmitting AIDS, HB-2044
careless assault/careless robbery
     creates offenses; use of toy guns,
       HB-1632
child abduction
     child visitation violations, HB-2038
     luring child under 16 without parental
       consent, HB-3485
child care provider identity disclosure ban,
   SB-2082
Class Y felony sentencing category, HB-
   3737
commercial battery/aggravated commercial
   battery, creates offenses, SB-1997
Computer Crime Prevention Law
     creates; new Criminal Code Article;
       SB-1335
computer theft penalties, SB-1132, 1259
crane games, excludes as gambling devices,
   HB-3513, 3739
crimes against minors
     contributing to criminal delinquency of
       juvenile, HB-378
     criminal sexual assault/aggravated
       criminal sexual abuse victim under
       18 assaulted by teacher, SB-124,
       1376
     display of sexually explicit material to
       minors, SB-737
     exploitation of a child; prostitution by
       child under 10 yrs., HB-4305
     increases penalties: 2nd degree murder,
       battery, aggravated battery, HB-
       1624
     permitting sexual abuse of child,
       HB-524
 crimes against retarded persons
     institutionalized severely or profoundly
       mentally retarded adult, defines,
       HB-2722
 crimes against senior citizens
     aggravated battery of a senior citizen,
       SB-1437;HB-2721
     crimes against physically handicapped
       persons or elderly persons, SB-115;
       HB-330, 1995, 2302




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CRIMINAL CODE--Cont.
    juvenile felony against sr. cit., trial as
       adult, SB- 1124
     robbery of physically handicapped
       victim, Class 1 felony, HB-2479
criminal damage to property
     graffiti, subsequent offenses,
       incarceration, HB-3057
criminal housing management
     includes buildings as public nuisances,
       SB-1277
     permitting physical condition of
       facilities to become or remain in
       endangered condition, SB-1394
     recklessly permitting deteroriation of
       facilities, SB-1275;HB-2588, 3736
criminal responsibility
     persons in intoxicated or drugged state
       criminally responsible for actions,
       SB-1370
death penalty
     abolishes, HB-477
     adding poison to packaged drug, food
       or other item intended for human
       consumption, SB-740
     aggravating factor, multiple murders,
       SB-1359
     felony murder cases, SB-911
     first degree murder, aggravating factor
       for death penalty, SB-510
     fitness of defendant to stand trial, HB-
       2572
     murder of one person, attempted
       murder of others, SB- 1361
     murder within 1,000 feet of school, SB-
        1531
     premeditated murder, HB-1567
     racially disproportionate pattern of
        imposition or execution, HB-3939
 deceptive practices
     increases classification & penalties, SB-
        1259
     insufficient funds checks
          bad check for State or local gov't.
            obligation, SB-262
          treble damages liability 30 days
            after written notice to pay, HB-
            357
     value of property over $5,000, Class X
        felony, SB-469
 defense of dwelling
     justification of use of force, HB-554
 disorderly conduct
      false emergency calls, SB-1398
 DMHDD Service Recipient, offense of
   willful physical mistreatment of a,
   HB-2808
 driving under influence (DUI)
      see also: MOTOR VEHICLES
      blood & alcohol test standards
        applicability, HB-185

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CRIMINAL CODE-Cont.
     chemical analyses standards
       applicability HB-937
     Class 4 felony, SB-193
     drug testing standards applicability,
       HB-211
     reckless homicide, increases penalties,
       HB-697
drug induced homicide, HB-4125
Eavesdropping Control Act; SB-1986;HB-
   2571
eavesdropping/electronic surveillance
     see also: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
     authorization
         consumer hotlines for food and
            drug products, HB-1786
         Controlled Substances violations,
            SB-1240; HB-501, 2848
         danger of imminent death or
            bodily harm, SB-2130;HB-2575
         kidnapping, hostages, terrorism,
            HB-1787
     exemptions
         electronic surveillance in hostage
            situation, HB-3128
         retail telephone service centers,
            SB-1872
     law enforcement agency surveillance,
       kidnapping or occupation by force,
       SB-1987
     use of device up to 30 days, HB-2753
 electronic surveillance - see: eavesdropping/
   electronic surveillance
 ethnic intimidation, incl. criminal trespass
   to residence, SB-1994;HB-2931, 3335
 false emergency calls, disorderly conduct,
   SB-1398
 felonies
     aggravated assault with a firearm,
        SB-509;HB-1040
     aggravated kidnapping, adds as forcible
        felony, HB-2957, 3335
     aggravated reckless driving, HB-122
     AIDS, knowing transmittal of disease,
        HB-3999
     attempt to commit Class 3 felony
        sentence SB-1360
      bid-rigging, bribery, etc., SB-2002
      Class Y felony sentencing category,
        HB-3737
     contributing to criminal delinquency of
        juvenile, HB-378
      criminal sexual crimes, subsequent
        offenses, Class X, HB-528
      deceptive practices, property over
        $5000, Class X, SB-469
      DUI reckless homicide, Class 1, HB-
        697
      DUI subsequent offense, Class 4, SB-
        193




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CRIMINAL CODE-Cont.
     felony murder prosecution in IL,
       SB-1356
     firearm discharge in city limits, HB-
       355
     flag theft/vandalism, HB-871
     forcible felony definition, SB-1377
     human body parts sales, subsequent
       offenses, HB-404
     increases value of property, HB-1847
     mental health service recipient
       mistreatment, HB-2808
     money laundering, SB-1436
     police dog abuse, SB-131
     prostitution/patronizing subsequent
       offenses, HB-647
     public contracts bidding felonies, adds
       Article to Code, SB-1500
     sentencing structure changes, HB-2150
     submitting fraudulent insurance
       claims, SB-1408
     theft of property categories,
       reclassifies, SB-124, 1376
     theft penalties, increases, SB-1404
     vandalism of public transportation
       facility, SB-2231
     vehicular battery offense, HB-122
flags
     theft/vandalism, felony, HB-871
gambling
     See GAMES AND GAMBLING
Gang Crime Prevention Office of State
   Police, expands functions, SB-1314
habitual criminal
     criminal sexual assault, includes, HB-
       2578
handgun liability insurance proof, HB-1080
harming a prosecutor
     aggravated battery, SB-1405
home incarceration
     authorizes; monitoring; violation
       penalties, SB-1923;HB-3370
home invasion
     affirmative defense, SB-1989
     offense definition, expands, SB-1988
home invasion, HB-3739
hypodermic syringes and needles
     AIDS test, HB-951
impeachment of juvenile court evidence
     allows in criminal proceedings against
       defendant adjudicated delinquent,
       HB-1614
industrial battery/aggravated industrial
   battery, creates crimes, SB-1276, 1396;
   HB-2570
institutionalized severely or profoundly
   mentally retarded adult, defines,
   HB-3099
insufficient funds checks - see: bad checks

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CRIMINAL CODE-Cont.
insurance fraud, creates crime, HB-2586
intimidation
     ethnic intimidation, incl. criminal
       trespass to residence, HB-2931
     threat after act performed during
       judicial proceeding, SB-1362
     threats to perform acts described in
       statutes, HB-2159
jostling, creates offense, HB-4310
juvenile offenders
     fingerprints furnished to Dept. of State
       Police, SB-1401
juveniles tried as adults
     aggravated battery of a senior citizen,
       SB-1437;HB-2721
     aggravated battery with firearm, HB-
       1596
     felony against senior citizen, SB-1124
     previous delinquent adjudication, HB-
       1498
     vehicular invasion, new offense, SB-
       1983
Kidnaper Registration Act, HB-3334
kidnapping
     aggravated kidnapping, forcible felony,
       HB-2957
legal counsel solicitation
     prohibits on courthouse property, SB-
       738
long-term care facility resident abuse,
   SB-2264
mentally disabled person, offense of theft
   from, SB-1668
money laundering, defines, SB-1436
murder
     solicitation of murder/solicitation of
       murder for hire, SB-124, 1376, 1411
     unlawful delivery of controlled
       substance amount sufficient to cause
       death, HB-4125
 new crimes and offenses
     aggravated assault with a firearm,
       HB-1040
     aggravated battery of a senior citizen,
       SB-1437;HB-2721, 3016, 3615
     aggravated forcible detention, Class 2
       felony, SB-1368
     aggravated reckless driving, HB-122
     careless assault/careless robbery (use
       of toy guns), HB-1632
     commercial battery/aggravated
       commercial battery, SB-1997
     contributing to the criminal
       delinquency of a juvenile, felony,
       HB-378
     criminal drug conspiracy, HB-502
     DMHDD Service Recipient, willful
       physical mistreatment of a, HB-2808
     drug induced homicide, HB-4125




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CRIMINAL CODE-Cont.
     false personation of a peace officer,
       SB-1381
     industrial battery/aggravated
       industrial battery, SB-1276,
       1396;HB-2570
     insurance fraud, HB-2586
     insurance fraud, submitting fraudulent
       ins. claims, SB-1408
    jostling, Class A misdemeanor, HB-
       4310
     keeping a place of juvenile prostitution,
       SB-2258
     obscene devices promotion or wholesale
       promotion, HB-1367
     offering athletic inducements, SB-1170
     patronizing a juvenile prostitute, Class
       4 felony, SB-1377; HB-3687
     peace officer, aggravated resisting or
       obstructing a, HB-3737
     permitting sexual abuse of child,
       HB-524, 3739
     possessing contraband, SB-508
     professional misconduct, Class 4
       felony, SB-1372, 1992
     providing false ID to officer, SB-1380
     reckless corporate conduct, SB-2247
     sale of certain body parts, HB-404
     solicitation of murder/solicitation of
       murder for hire, SB-124, 1376, 1411
     theft from a mentally disabled person,
       SB-1668
     unlawful transfer of handguns, HB-448
     urine deception, misdemeanor, HB-
        1715
     vehicular battery offense, felony, HB-
        122
     vehicular invasion, SB-1983
 nuisances/public nuisances
     buildings subject to criminal housing
       management, SB-1277, 1395; HB-
       2587
     restraining orders upon filing of
       complaint, HB-3803
 obscene devices, offense of promotion or
   wholesale promotion of, HB-1367
 obscenity
     admissible evidence, SB-514
     county-wide standard for
        interpretation, HB-1393
     forfeiture of property; Obscenity
        Profits Forfeiture Fund, SB-124,
        1376; HB-529, 2480
     obscene devices promotion or wholesale
        promotion, new offense, HB-1367
     obscenity/distribution of harmful
        material, Class 4 felony, HB-2471
 offenses commenced at any time
     criminal sexual assault/aggravated
        criminal sexual assault, HB-685

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CRIMINAL CODE--Cont.
     environmental protection Act
       voiolations, SB-1913
     reckless homicide, SB-1409;HB-2585
penal institution contraband
     prohibition includes medications, HB-
       2153
physically handicapped person
     crimes against physically handicapped
       persons or elderly persons, SB-115;
       HB-330, 1995, 2302
     defines, HB-2299
police dogs
     new Act; penalties for injuring or
       interfering with, SB-131
police equipment
     prohibits sales to private persons, SB-
       376
Pornographic Telephone Message Tax Act,
   creates, SB-1596
pornography
     child pornography penalties, increases,
       HB-3335
     distribution by public library to child,
       eliminates affirmative defense, HB-
       2037
     restricts adult establishments, HB-2597
     sexually explicit material, unlawful to
       display to minors; packaging &
       sealing requirements, SB-737
 professional misconduct, creates offense of,
   SB-1372, 1992
 property liens
     property subject to forfeiture, no liens,
       SB-2127
 prostitution
     AIDS test, HB-951, 2348
     exploitation of a child; prostitution by
       child under 10 yrs., HB-4305
     failure to submit to AIDS test, Class 4
       felony, HB-2172
     increases patronizing penalties; AIDS
       and venereal disease testing, SB-75;
       HB-2242
     patronizing a juvenile prostitute, Class
       4 felony, SB-1377; HB-3687
     sexual penetration for anything of
       value, HB-1162
     subsequent convictions penalties, HB-
        647
 public aid rent fraud, HB-1066
 public contracts
     bidding felonies, adds Article to
        Criminal Code, SB- 1500
 public contracts (new Article), adds,
   SB-2002
 pyramid sales scheme
     increases penalty, HB-2105
 reckless corporate conduct, new offense, SB-
   2247




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CRIMINAL CODE-Cont.
reckless homicide
     driving under influence, increases
       penalty, HB-697
     prosecution commenced at any time,
       SB-1409;HB-2585
repeal obsolete criminal provisions, HB-897
repeals obsolete provisions, HB-2303
retail theft
     theft detection shielding device/theft
       detection device remover, SB-260
     value of property is element of offense,
       SB-115; HB-615
robbery of senior citizen
     physically handicapped victim, Class 1
       felony, HB-2479
senior citizens
     aggravated battery of a senior citizen,
       SB-1437;HB-2721, 3016, 3615
     crimes against physically handicapped
       person or sr. cit., SB-115; HB-330,
       1995, 2302
     robbery of a senior citizen, HB-2479
sexual crimes
     aggravated criminal sexual assault/
       abuse
         criminal sexual assault on
           physically handicapped person,
           HB-2302
         institutionalized severely or
           profoundly mentally retarded
           adult victim, HB-2722
         victim is 60 or older or physically
           handicapped, HB-1995
     AIDS test, HB-951
     children, sex crimes against
         permitting sexual abuse of a child,
           creates crime, HB-524, 3739
         psychiatric exam & circuit court
           trial requirements, repeals Act,
           SB-1612
         victims under 18 assaulted by
           persons in position of trust or
           authority, SB-124, 1376, 1788
     convicted defendant cover cost of
       victim treatment, HB-2577
     criminal sexual assault, aggravated
       criminal sexual abuse
         offenses commenced at any time,
           HB-685
         victims under 18 assaulted by
           persons in position of trust or
           authority, SB-124, 1376, 1788
    defendant in professional or fiduciary
       relationship with victim, prosecution
       commenced within 1 year, HB-2574
     habitual criminal, includes criminal
       sexual assault, HB-2578
     raises age of consent, SB-569
     sexual assault prosecutions commenced
       at any time, HB-685

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CRIMINAL CODE-Cont.
    subsequent convictions, Class X felony,
       HB-528, 2591
sexually explicit material
    unlawful to knowingly display to
       minors; packaging and sealing
       requirements, SB-737
steroids
    amateur sports, limits human anabolic
       steroid distribution to therapeutic
       reasons, HB-670
technical change, SB-4209
telephone and mail harassment
     increases penalty; threatening an
       individual (now public official), HB-
       1240
theft from a mentally disabled person
  offense, SB-1668
theft of property
    stolen property, SB-2013
    value of property is element of offense,
       SB-115; HB-615
threatening public officials
    changes to threatening an individual;
       telephone & mail harassment, HB-
       1240
    verbal, in-person threats, SB-1397
uninsured driver
     misdemeanor when cause of accident
       resulting in injuries to others,
       HB-2591, 4098
unlawful custodial interference
    child custody visitation violations, HB-
       1466
urine deception, creates offense,
  misdemeanor, HB-1715
vandalism
     public transportation facility
       vandalism, SB-2231
vehicle seizure
    aggravated arson, State authorized to
       seize vehicles, HB-2106
vehicular invasion, creates offense of, SB-
   1983
video poker machines, prohibits, HB-2264
water/sewage system pollution
    penalties; sanitary dist. may seize
       equipment, HB-1951
weapons
    convicted felon firearm permits, SB-
       532, 827, 1316; HB-255, 333, 1029,
       2093
    delivery waiting period, extends for
       concealable firearm, HB-2186
    firearm discharge in city limits, felony,
       HB-355
     Firearm Owner's Identification Card
       (FOIC)
         convicted felon possession
           prohibition, Dept. State Police
           grant relief after 10 yrs., HB-
           255, 333




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CRIMINAL CODE-Cont.
    firearm possession while possessing
       controlled substance, HB-3690
    handguns
         bans sales; exceptions; prohibits
           manufacture in IL, HB-447
         creates unlawful transfer of
           handguns offense, HB-448
     nonmetal firearms, bans, HB-3294
     paint pellets firearms, bans, SB-1797,
       1798
     prohibits ballistic knives, SB-1037
     toy guns, careless assault/careless
       robbery, HB-1632
     unlawful possession, deletes that person
       has been convicted of felony in State,
       SB-1365
     unlawful sale of firearms, psychiatric
       patient, HB-2324
     unlawful use of weapons
         bans nonmetal or plastic firearms,
           SB-1018;HB-255, 333
         silencing devices, stun guns, tasers,
           imposes restrictive bans, HB-
           1676
 CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION AND
   INVESTIGATION
 See CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
 CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE
 assessment of costs
     includes costs incurred by sheriffs,
       SB-116; HB-617
 dumping garbage
     penalty for dumping on another's
       property, increases, HB-4179
 marital privilege against testifying
     not applicable in sexual abuse of child,
       HB-525
 witness competency
     all persons competent except as
       otherwise provided by law, HB-529
 CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION
   AUTHORITY
 See RECORDS
 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
 arrest of judgment
     denial, HB-1741
 arrestee
     taken to nearest judge, SB-355
 bail
      bail bond satisfy financial obligations of
        multiple cases of same defendant,
        SB-1559;HB-176, 221,616
      bail bond uses, HB-3221
      county prisoners detained without bail,
        Supreme Court reimbursement,
        SB-28
      denial for certain felony offenses,
        eliminates court's permission,
        SJR(CA)-1

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-Cont.
    denial for felony offenses allowing
       prison sentence without conditional
       and revocable release, SB-1406
    denial, changes basis for, SB-28
    deposit returned to accused, SB-53
    drug testing of defendants charged with
       certain offenses, SB-1455
     family member defendant access to
       child abuse victim, restricts, HB-527
     firearm possession while possessing
       controlled substance, bail set at
       controlled substance street value,
       HB-3690
     unclaimed bail deposits, publication of
       notice, HB-2240
     victim impact statements, court
       consideration of, HB-696
 child victims and witnesses
     closed circuit TV testimony, SB-1418
     sexual abuse victims, expedite criminal
       procedure proceedings, HB-522
     sexual act, hearsay exception
       testimony, SB-570
     victims under 18, exclusion of persons
       from courtroom, HB-523
     videotape
         cross-examination by defendant,
            HB-2997
         sexual offense victims under 12,
            HB-510, 2241
 complaints
     approval by State's Attorney, HB-120
 continuances
     bans for certain offenses, SB-58, 1831
     criteria, SB-1712
     kidnap trial delay adverse impact on
       child victims & witnesses, HB-2960
     kidnapping or aggravated kidnapping
       of victim of witness under 18,
       HB-3331
 Conviction Information Act, IL Uniform
     creates; access & dissemination of
        conviction info; public access,
        SB-926
 criminal history records
     pretrial services agency records,
        verification & retention, HB-2358
 Criminal Identification and Investigation
      burn injury reporting by medical
        professionals, SB-35
      burn injury reports: hospitals,
        physicians or nurses; State Fire
        Marshal; DCFS; immunity, HB-
        1318
      Community Care Program Criminal
        Background Investigations Act,
        creates; Dept. Aging community care
        agencies employee background
        checks, HB-2809




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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-Cont.
     criminal records/reporting, HB-2325
     expungement of records after 10 years,
       SB-843;HB-1028, 3095
    juvenile fingerprints & descriptions
       furnished to State Police, HB-2584
     publication of crime statistics, SB- 1158
     repeals; creates Uniform Criminal
       History Records Act, SB-964
     sealing of court records, arrest &
       conviction records 15 yrs. after
       conviction, SB-660
death penalty
     abolishes, HB-477
dissolved corporations
     appointment of counsel, SB-1913
driving under influence (DUI)
     custody after payment of bail,
       authorizes, HB-79
     detention of person 6 hrs. after blood
       alcohol test, HB-3626
 Eavesdropping Control Act; SB-1986;HB-
   2571
eavesdropping/electronic surveillance
     see also: CRIMINAL CODE
     associate judges may issue orders for;
       State's Attorneys report to Dept.
       State Police, HB-3484
     authorization
         Controlled Substances violations,
            SB-1240; HB-501, 2848
         danger of imminent death or
            bodily harm, SB-2130;HB-2575
         kidnapping, hostages, terrorism,
            HB-1787
     law enforcement agency surveillance,
       kidnapping or occupation by force,
       SB-1987
 evidence
     good faith seizure, bans suppression,
       HB-505
     immune witness testimony & evidence
       not used in subsequent case, SB-167,
       1357
     photographs of property, HB-3546
     testimony from child victim under 13
       admitted out of court, SB-1377
 fitness hearing
     DMHDD medical professional staff &
       facilities, bans for exam of
       defendant, HB-2334
 Grand Jury proceedings
     disclosure of Grand Jury material,
        prohibits, SB-65
 hearsay exception
     medical diagnosis or treatment, victim
       of sex offense, HB-521
     sexual act perpetrated on child, SB-570
 incarceration credit
     applicable after fine imposed by court,
        HB-3213

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-Cont.
     bailable offenses, eliminates credit,
       HB-3547
jury selection
     peremptory challenges, eliminates, SB-
       1991
jury trial
     all criminal cases unless waived by both
       State and defendant, SB-1363
     all felony cases unless waived by both
       State and defendant, HB-1154
     State's right to jury trial, HB-3616
     subsequent charges tried by court and
       jury, HB-3617
motor vehicle search
     seat belt violation, bans police search
       without warrant, SB-94
peremptory juror challenges
     circuit clerk record of sex & race
       challenges, HB-514
     eliminates in jury selection, SB-1991
     prohibits on basis of race, HB-66
plea bargaining/negotiated plea
     forcible felony, prohibits plea
       bargaining, HB-3336
     prosecutor consultations prior to, HB-
       600
 post-conviction hearing
     relief and procedure available to
       misdemeanants, HB-3593
 preliminary hearings
     determination of no probable cause,
       req. transcripts furnished to Grand
       Jury, HB-67
 pretrial services Act
     defending attorney objection to
       findings of pretrial services agency,
       SB-1399
 probation, conditional discharge or
   supervision
     See CORRECTIONS
 reduction of charges
     Citizens' Reward Program for
       Information Leading to the Arrest
       and Conviction of Illicit Drug
       Dealers Act, creates, HB-3692
 repeal obsolete criminal provisions, HB-897
 repeals obsolete provisions, HB-2303
 search warrants
     illegality, suppression of evidence, SB-
       511
 sexual activity proof
     prior sex activity between defendant &
       victim, specifies info, HB-526
 subpoena of attorneys
     requires prior judicial approval, SB-
        358; HB-192
 summons
     city police officer issue for violations of
        any city ordinance, SB-501




2604


CRIMINAL PROCEDURE--Cont.
suppression of evidence
    illegality of search warrant, SB-511
testimony
     barring witness due to age, bans; trier
       of fact determine witness credibility,
       SB-123
    closed circuit TV testimony, SB-1418
    immune witness testimony & evidence
       not used in subsequent case, SB-167,
       1357, 1993
     post-traumatic stress syndrome, sex
       offenses; admission of expert
       testimony, SB-1373, 1789;HB-2591
     sexual act, hearsay exception
       testimony, SB-570
     videotape
         child sexual abuse victim, HB-
           3521
         cross-examination by defendant,
           HB-2997
         sexual offense victims under 12,
           HB-510, 2241
 unfit defendants Section, technical change,
   HB-1778
 venue
     charge no longer need state county of
       offense, HB-437
 witness competency
     no person disqualified to testify,
       HB-3331
 witness immunity
     testimony may not be used against
       witness in subsequent case, SB-167,
       1357
 witness presence in courtroom
     crime victims relatives not excluded
       during testimony of other witnesses,
       HB-1527
 DEATH
 adolescent and teen suicide
     DMHDD grants to adolescent & teen
       suicide prevention program
       evaluators, SB-955
     prevention training for school
       personnel, SB-695
     teacher institute instruction on warning
       signs, HB-394
 AIDS notice accompany dead body, SB-771
 autopsies
     cororner pathologists perform in
        another county, HB-3653
 bastard death
     concealing, repeals Criminal Code
        Section on, HB-471
 child death autopsies
     DCFS determine accidental vs.
        intentional child injuries, HB-464
 coroner's inquests jurors, SB-1302

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEATH-Cont.
cremation
    coroner or medical examiner permits,
       SB-404, 405
    permits, SB-404, 405
death penalty
    abolishes, HB-477
    adding poison to packaged drug, food
       or other item intended for human
       consumption, SB-740
     aggravating factor, multiple murders,
       SB-1359
     felony murder cases SB-911
     first degree murder, aggravating factor
       for death penalty, SB-510
     fitness of defendant to stand trial, HB-
       2572
     murder of one person, attempted
       murder of others, SB-1361
     murder within 1,000 feet of school, SB-
       1531
     premeditated murder, HB-1567
     racially disproportionate pattern of
       imposition or execution, HB-3939
definition, SB-78, 1092
drug induced homicide, HB-4125
euthanasia
     Dept. Public Health study; report to
       G.A. SB-656
 felony murder
     prosecution in IL, SB-1356
 Infant Mortality Reduction Act
     General Assembly declaration, HB-
       4081
juvenile suicide
     Dept. Corrections suicide reduction
       program, HB-2457
     school personnel training, SB-695; HB-
       394
     State Board of Ed. model suicide
       reduction curriculum, HB-2458
 killed in line of duty
     extended term sentence for 1st degree
       murder of policeman or fireman,
       HB-147
     extends compensation benefits, HB-149
     revises definition, HB-259, 431
     specifies situations constituting, SB-39
 Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense
   WorkWorkers, Civil Air Patrol Members,
   Paramedics and Firemen Compensation
   Act
     State employees killed by act of
       violence of other State employee,
       HB-3570
 Living Will Act
     See WILLS AND TRUSTS
 murder
     solicitation of murder/solicitation of
        murder for hire, SB-124, 1376, 1411




2605


DEATH-Cont.
    unlawful delivery of controlled
      substance amount sufficient to cause
      death, HB-4125
nutrition and hydration presumptions, HB-
  4094
Public Aid funeral allowance
    increases allowance for funeral &
      burial expenses, SB-451
Survivors Compensation Act
    creates; compensation to survivors of
      persons killed in armed forces,
      HB-2228
Uniform Determination of Death Act,
  creates, HB-598
Video Movie Sales and Rentals Act
    restricts morbid materials, HB-2612
Wrongful Death Act
    statute of limitations, increases, HB-
       3439
DENTAL CARE
See HEALTH
DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT
Aging
     Alzheimer's Task Force - see:
       COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES
       AND BOARDS
     Community Care Program Criminal
       Background Investigations Act,
       creates; community care agencies
       employee background checks,
       HB-1120, 2809
     Elder Abuse and Intervention Neglect
       Act, creates; assessment of reports,
       services, rules, HB-3915
     Elder Abuse and Neglect Act, creates,
       SB-1226, 1714; HB-3103
     Elder Abuse Demonstration Project,
       extends termination date, HB-2840
     Long Term Care Ombudsman Act,
       creates; Office of the Ombudsman
       investigate & resolve complaints on
       long term health care facilities, HB-
       2694
     Office of State Long-Term Care
       Ombudsman indemnification, SB-
       2234
     personnel qualifications restrictions,
       SB-1057
     shared housing assistance program,
       HB-664
     unnecessary institutionalization
       programs, Dept. community care
       contracts, HB-881
     volunteer service credit program, Dept.
       create; services to persons 60 and
       over, SB-255
 Agriculture
     Aquaculture Development Act, Dept.
       Ag programs, SB-762

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    Conservation Enhancement Act, IL; IL
      Topsoil Program; IL Natural
      Resource Enhancement Program,
      SB-1228
    Exotic Weed Control Act, creates;
      designation & restriction, HB-2235
    Farm Debt Management Advisory
      Council, SB-1535
    farm debt mediation, SB-560; HB-705,
      3083
    fertilizer containment regulation,
      HB-3799
    grain grading system, Dept. Ag and
      Uofl Ag. College develop, HB-1041
    Grain Quality Program Act of 1988,
      Illinois, creates; Dept. Ag./U of I
      develop grain quality measurements,
      HB-3301
    grain warehousing hotline, Dept.
      establish, SB-1565
    Hambletonian Stakes, Dept. to run,
      SB-2079
    Illinois Fresh label program, Dept. est.,
      HB-1187
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (DASA)
    AIDS education, incl. in drug
      education programs, HB-737
    AIDS-related appropriation line items
       segregated; nontransferable, HB-
       3639
    Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
       Fund, creates; grants, purchase care
       agreements, SB-1481
    Alcoholism Treatment Licensing Act
       administration, transfers from Dept.
       of Public Health, SB-158;HB-2668
     Drunk and Drugged Driving
       Prevention Fund, creates; DASA
       grants, SB-2193
     gov'tally funded programs, DASA
       rules and standards, SB-482
     grants to not-for-profit community
       provider agencies; community
       funding pilot projects; DMHDD/
       DASA, HB-3300
     halfway houses for alcoholic women,
       HB-901
     hotline for children of alcoholic or drug
       abusive parents, HB-1422
     radioactive waste storage personnel,
       DASA mandatory random drug &
       alcohol testing, HB-2807
     regional diagnostic & treatment teams
       and specialized group homes, HB-
       499
     residential programs, Statewide policies
       for placement of children, SB-2117
     toll-free telephone numbers, Dept. est.;
       alcohol & drug abuse prevention;
       advertising, HB-946




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DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
Bureau of the Budget
    federal funds, Intergov'tal. Coop.
       Comm. designate ID number used in
       documentation, HB-1317
Central Collections
    creates; collection of delinquent debts
       owed to State, HB-4274
Central Management Services (CMS)
    blind reading machines, SB-1047
    certificates of participation to finance
       State lease & installment purchases,
       SB-1416, 1886
     Dept. plans to increase number of
       Hispanic & bilingual State
       employees, HB-1645
     Personnel Code position vacancies,
       Dept. publish lists, HB-1146
     Public Contracts Loan Act, creates;
       loans to min. & female businesses,
       HB-2205
     Rockford State of IL Bldg. parking,
       CMS purchase property for, HB-61
     Sick Leave Bank Act, creates, SB-1922
     State construction projects use
       apprentices & trainees; DOT/CMS
       on-the-job training, SB-1468, 2203
     State installment contract interest;
       certificates of participation; title, SB-
       1886
     State telephone directories available for
       sale to public, HB-1129
     waste management programs;
       recycling; compost, HB-3389
Child Advocacy, creates IL Dept. of, HB-
   1155
Children and Family Services (DCFS)
     abused child, DCFS inform families of
       private sector social services, HB-
       3505
     adoption awvareness program, SB-992
     appeals of placement actions, allows,
       HB-1364
     cemetery contracts, deceased residents
       of DCFS institutions, HB-2617
     child abuse and neglect
         continuing education and training
           programs for staff, HB-98
         coordination of prevention
           programs; State plan; funding,
           HB-93
         DCFS in-home demonstration
           programs, HB-225
         DCFS multidisciplinary teams,
            HB-92, 223
         DCFS sole agency for
            investigation, HB-224
         determination period, DCFS may
            extend, HB-95
         hotline calls, study & report to
            G.A. HB-421

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
         medical evaluations, DCFS est.
           procedures for obtaining,
           HB-99, 222
         prevention, annual development of
           plan, SB-22
    child death autopsies, DCFS determine
       accidental vs intentional child
       injuries, HB-464
    child protective case special tracking
       system, HB-2570, 3624
    Child Welfare Advisory Committee,
       Dir. appoint, HB-1439
     Child Welfare Investigator Act,
       creates; certify DCFS investigators,
       SB-20
     Child Welfare Services Act, IL, short
       title; repeals obsolete Section,
       HB-547
     computerized case tracking system,
       HB-96
     day care facilities, HB-2662
     day care for children with
       communicable diseases, DCFS set
       standards, HB-673
     day care planning activities; priorities;
       DCFS conduct, HB-655
     DCFS "homemakers" in Sangamon
       County, considered DCFS
       employees, HB-4134
     DCFS child abuse hotline, staffing &
       equipment, HB-797
     DCFS child abuse prevention plan, SB-
       1968
     DCFS child care advisory board,
       children needing mental treatment &
       nursing care, HB-2616
     DCFS Children's Services Fund,
       creates to receive foster care &
       adoption services federal funds,
       SB-1488
     DCFS foster parent reimbursement
       program for damages by foster
       children, SB-912
     deletes redundant language, HB-2016
     Dept. employees, bans conflict of
       interest with organization receiving
       funds from Dept., HB-2045
     disclosure of records to news media,
       SB-1726, 1770, 1772; HB-3171
     drug/alcohol abuse factors in client
       referrals; treatment; incidence of use;
       report to G.A., SB-1442
     family preservation services, HB-1469
     foster homes re-licensing, DCFS
       interview persons previously placed
       in, HB-166
     foster parent applicants, DCFS
       investigation, SB-1353
     hard-to-place/handicapped children,
       DCFS list of persons approved for
       adoption, SB-1824




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DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    health and safety standards for child
       care facilities, HB-2015
    homeless youth & shelter care facilities
       funding, HB-1655
    homeless youth emergency shelter
       program, HB-412
    hotline for children of alcoholic or drug
       abusive parents, HB-1422
    licensed child care facility, DCFS
       annual visits, HB-628
    licensed facilities, DCFS visits and
       inspections, SB-253
     limits foster home placements, HB-
       1190
     mandated child abuse reporters, DCFS
       study training of, HB-3570
     minor in need of supervision, restores
       category (now minor requiring
       authoritative intervention), HB-480
     personnel training requirements:
       employees in child welfare services
       & Child Protective Service Units,
       HB-1969
     records may be proved by certified
       photostatic copy in any proceedings,
       SB-912
     staff, caseload, investigations per
       administrative region, HB-3496
     staff, workload size and standards, SB-
       813;HB-97
     substance abuse problems of clients,
       supervisiory reviews, agreements
       with community agencies, SB-1505
     youth services providers exempt from
       liability, SB-1717
Citizen Ombudsman, IL Office of
     creates; receive & direct complaints on
       health care providers, HB-1665
Commerce and Community Affairs
   (DCCA)
     abandoned factory building demolition
       grants, SB-31;HB-928
     abandoned housing rehabilitation
       assistance program, HB-2465
     Apprenticeship and Training Council,
       SB-1445
     Build IL grants and loans, HB-308
     Bureau of Minority Business
       Development, HB-1627
     Business Assistance Office
         small business infrastructure
           development assistance, HB-
           1682
         technical assistance to small
           industrial manufacturing
           businesses, HB-1681
     Chicago world trade center, HB-2349
     corridors of opportunity, Dept.
       designate, HB-1565

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    DCCA grants to bands & orchestras
      for tourism promotion, HB-1010
    DCCA loans to low-income persons to
      purchase abandoned real estate, HB-
      2095
    DCCA rent reimbursement program,
       HB-2076
    Defense Contract Procurement Div.,
      creates in DCCA; federal defense
      contracts HB-1003
    Economic Adjustment Council, creates
      in DCCA; assistance related to IL
      bus. closings & layoffs, HB-810,
      3423
    Emergency Employment Development
       Act, administration with Dept.
       Public Aid (now DCCA), HB-359
    Employer-Assisted Community
       Housing Fund Act, creates; DCCA
       matching grants, HB-964
    Energy Assistance weatherization
       program run by DCCA, SB-95
    enterprise zone decertification
       standards SB-486
    entrepreneurial training, DCCA
       provide to recipients of public aid,
       HB-494
     Export Development Office, creates in
       DCCA, SB-1
     federal grants information, DCCA
       clearing house, HB-2697
     flood damage grants, HB-2276
     foreign business incentives, impact
       study on domestic business, SB-200
     foreign language bank, DCCA & State
       Board of Ed. establish to assist in
       foreign trade development, HB-2783
    grants to local gov't. for police & fire
       equipment, HB-2077
    grants to not-for-profit development
       corporations for business purposes,
       HB-2879
     Hispanic business development,
       incentives to financial institutions,
       HB-3002
     Homeowner's Emergency Assistance
       Act, creates, HB-716, 2284, 2466
     Housing Policy Development Office,
       creates, HB-1075
     IL goods & services, IL businesses &
       gov't. agencies purchase, HB-2369
     IL patents enforcement in foreign
       countries, SB- 1109
     infrastructure loans to local
       government, HB-1652
     Intra-Agency Services Fund deposits,
       HB-3449
     Job Loss Prevention Task Force,
       creates, HB-810




2608


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    Labor Management Cooperation
      Office; matching grant program, SB-
      834
    labor-management committees
      matching grant program; Office of
      Labor Management Cooperation,
      SB-1676
    local gov't. loans for revenue producing
      capital facilities, HB-2173
    local tourism and convention bureaus,
      DCCA grants, SB-1039;HB-2817
    low income housing grants, HB-137
    low-income federal grant information,
      DCCA maintain clearinghouse, HB-
      2476
    low-income persons loan subsidies,
       DCCA program, HB-2083
    marketing staff information to G.A.,
       HB-2148
    Minority Controlled & Female
       Controlled Businesses Loan Board,
       independent of DCCA; increases
       membership, HB-820
    Municipal Emergency Shelter
       Reimbursement Act, creates; State
       reimburse cities for temporary
       shelter for homeless, HB-969
    new enterprise encouragement,
       matching grants, SB-1676
    overseas markets for agricultural
       product, DCCA/Authority develop,
       SB-1920
    patents, transfer from universities for
       development, SB-1108
    plant closings/lay-offs community
       revitalization teams, HB-2744
    port district grants; promotions,
       marketing, maintenance, steamship
       operations, HB-2034
     powers of Dept., HB-4079, 4083, 4085,
       4086
     Private Enterprise Review Act, creates,
       HB-306, 601, 1681, 3277
     Procurement Institute, IL, creates
       within DCCA, HB-2446
     Public Housing Tenant Manager
       Training Act, creates; DCCA
       administer, HB-512, 1077
     public utility conservation & weather
       programs, DCCA operate, HB-2397
     Recreational Improvement and
       Rehabilitation Act, DCCA grants to
       cities, HB-2638
     regional tourism councils, HB-1566
     regulatory flexibility division, creates;
       Private Enterprise Review and
       Advisory Board, creates; HB-1681
     retraining of employees, limits use of
       public funds, HB-3265
     retraining payments, bans for certain
       reopening facilities, HB-1444

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    rules and regulations, DCCA authority
      to form, HB-1328
    Science and Technology Comm.,
      Governor's; creates within DCCA,
      EO88-2
    SIU-Carbondale Internat'l. Commerce
      and Development Center, HB-1217,
      1955
    Small Business Innovation Research
      (SBIR) Phase II Assistance
      Program, Illinois, creates in DCCA,
      SB-1561
    State future educational needs, DCCA
      consider in economic development
      strategy, HB-2389
    State utility tax exemptions, DCCA
      rules for business investments, HB-
      3137
    Taxing Dist. Services Compensation
      Act, creates; grants to public
      community colleges, HB-1519
    tourism & convention bureau grants,
      SB-1039; HB-2817, 2869
    Tourism Promotion Band Grant Fund,
      creates; DCCA grants for sch. trips
      to promote tourism, HB-3838
    Urban Assistance Office
         Bill of Rights for disadvantaged;
           designate revitalization areas;
           urban research institute, HB-
           2661
         business education progam, HB-
           1141
         minority or female business losses,
           guarantee sureties, HB-1139
         Urban Development, creates
           Dept.; assume duties of Office,
           HB-888, 2464
Conservation
    adjoining state conservation police,
       grants certain authorities to,
       HB-3730
    advertising, SB-1954
    Conservation Enhancement Act, IL; IL
       Topsoil Program; IL Natural
       Resource Enhancement Program,
       SB-1228
    Conservation Resource Marketing
       Office, HB-4279
     Exotic Weed Control Act, creates;
       designation & restriction, HB-2235
    field services, Dept. employ majority of
       personnel in, HB-3871
     Firearms Shooting Range Development
       Act, matching grants to local gov't.,
       HB-1958, 3069
     fishing/hunting permits & licenses,
       HB-2216
     fishing, hunting & trapping seasons;
       fees; limits, Dept. to establish,
       SB-916




2609


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    Fort Defiance State Park, Dept.
      jurisdiction, SB-1978, 2035
    Lake County Forest Preserve Dist.
      sand purchase, HB-2323
    land acquisition by fee simple, HB-
      3550
    Office of Conservation Resource
       Marketing within Dept., SB-1954
    proposed rules, Dept. mail to Consrvtn.
      Advisory Board when filed with
      JCAR, HB-659
    Southern Illinois study, HB-4287
    State nurseries, HB-2217
    State Parks Div. and Tourism &
       Recreational Facilities Div., requires
       est. in Dept., HB-428
    State parks long term management
       study, HB-1564
    State Parks, Tourism and Recreation
       Div., creates, HB-2709
    trapper education program, HB-1486
    Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park
       concession complex bidder cash
       incentives, SB-916
    wildfire protection; fire management,
       HB-2215
Corrections
     Dept. employ inmates to produce own
       food, SB-387
     Dept. investigatory authority; subpoena
       powers; suicide reduction program;
       St. trust fund, SB-1316
     Dept. MHDD, Corrections & Public
       Aid interagency agreements incl.
       provisions for meeting immediate
       needs of persons being released, HB-
       1656
     Dept. Public Aid exchange living
       arrangement info with Dept.
       Corrections, HB-2185, 3490
     inmate photographs, Dept. provide to
       Dept of State Police every 2 years,
       HB-2116
     investigative powers, HB-3739
     Juvenile Division, suicide reduction
       program, HB-2457
     mandatory education programs &
       participation, SB-1578
     parent/child reunification program;
       single parents, minor children,
       counseling, HB-2559
     suicide reduction program;
       investigatory powers; subpoena
       powers; SB-1316
     Women Offenders Subcommittee of
       Adult Advisory Board, creates,
       HB-2013
     work camp/agricultural facility, Dept.
       est., HB-1807

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
employee productivity, management audits
  of each Dept., HB-2394
Energy and Natural Resources (ENR)
    biodegradable plastics information,
      Dept. act as clearinghouse for, HB-
      3549
    economic feasibility studies of purchase
      of public utility; use of Coal Dev.
      Fund, HB-2280
    economic impact studies, Dept. study
      effect on EPA rulemaking, HB-1309
    energy consumption of bldgs. leased by
      State, DENR computerize data,
      SB-159
    groundwater withdrawal regulation,
      HB-72
    Household Hazardous Waste
      Collection Act, Dept. grant program
      to local gov't., HB-1667
    landscape waste compost distribution
      and marketing study, HB-3389
    Municipal Recycling Pilot Project Act,
      creates; DENR assistance/grants,
      pilot projects, HB-2606, 3372
    nonhazardous solid waste management
      plans, DENR comment within 30
      days, HB-2347
    public museum, incl. historical radio &
      TV broadcasts, HB-981
    Shoreline Relief Act, Illinois, creates;
       Dept. ENR impact study, SB-1916
    State institutional conservation
      program, HB-2214
Financial Institutions
    Consumer Bank Act, creates; Dept.
      regulate consumer banks, HB-2071
      Homeowner's Mortgage Counseling
      Law; Homeowner's Emergency
      Assistance Law
         creates; Dept. aid to residential
           mortgagors, HB-1229
     Mortgage Brokers Act, creates, HB-
       1950
     Uniform Unclaimed Property Act, Dir.
       form rules, prepare reports, SB-1028
Housing
     creates IL Dept. of, HB-944
Human Rights
     Equal Opportunity officer, Dept. assign
       to State agencies, HB-1877
     State agency compliance audits,
       biennial, HB-4064
Insurance
     accident and health insurance laws
       study, HB-1554
     Investigations Division, creates,
       SB-1487
     small business self insurance Article,
       HB-1164, 1592




2610


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
intra-agency advisory boards
    authorizes formation, SB-154
Labor
    chemical usage report, SB-953
    Industrial Home Work, removes Dept.
      prohibition authority, HB-1394
    Labor Dept. Advisory Board, increases
      membership, HB-3837, 4060
    Public Service Jobs Act, creates, HB-
       1034
    public works employees, contractors
      disregarding obligations, Dept.
      publish list, HB-1035
    Safety in Skiing Board, establishes,
       SB-957;HB-2786
    safety inspections & education, no
       Dept. jurisdiction over political
       subdivisions, SB-530
    unemployment, Dept. study; report to
       Gov. & G.A., HB-2091
Lottery
    regulations of Dept. and IL Lotteries,
       HB-612
Mental Health and Developmental
  Disabilities (DMHDD)
    adoption of rules, DMHDD enforce
       Code, HB-2337
     adult developmental training day
       services fees, HB-1936
     Advocacy Division for the Homeless
       Mentally Ill and Developmentally
       Disabled, creates, SB-368, 2105
     Anna property conveyance, HB-932
     annual report to Citizens Council on
       Mental Hlth. & Dev. Dis., HB-2618
     autism report, DMHDD submit every
       6 mos., HB-2112
     case coordination pilot project,
       DMHDD establish in each
       administrative region, HB-2843
     chronically mentally ill services,
       DMHDD community support system
       initiatives, HB-849
     community living program residents
       visitation, SB-1232
     community services to Medicaid
       recipients, DMHDD receive federal
       monies, HB-2844
     Community-Integraged Living
       Arrangements Licensure and
       Certification Act, creates; services
       agencies licensure, HB-3857
     Comprehensive Community Mental
       Health Network Act of 1988,
       creates; DMHDD State mental
       health authority, HB-849
     continuous treatment teams, DMHDD
       designate, HB-3401, 3752
     deaf and hearing impaired dept.,
       creates deputy director position, HB-
       3956

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    Dept. MHDD, Corrections & Public
      Aid interagency agreements incl.
      provisions for meeting immediate
      needs of persons being released, HB-
      1656
    discharge/aftercare guidelines and
      standards, HB-3401
    Div. for Children and Adolescents, est.;
      delete Institute for Juvenile Research
      and Child & Adolescent Office,
      HB-1992
    DMHDD facilities operations, review
       by Citizens Assembly Leg. Support
       Agency, SB-1327
    DMHDD food purchases; payments for
       recipient services, HB-2336
    family impact statements, HB-3752
    Family Support Subsidy Program,
       Dept. provide financial
       reimbursement to families with dev.
       dis. members, HB-2842
    federal benefits, DMHDD offset
       against for residential services to
       recipient, HB-1260
    funding formula for mentally ill
       community services, DMHDD pilot
       project, HB-3518
    grants to not-for-profit community
       provider agencies; community
       funding pilot projects; DMHDD/
       DASA, HB-3300
    grants, gifts, legacies to non-operating
       facilities, Dept. may accept,
       HB-3856
     IL Mental Health Institutes Act of
       1987, administration of certain
       institutions from Dept. to Uofl,
       HB-887
     Institutes Transfer Act of 1988,
       creates; Juvenile Research & Dev.
       Dis. Institutes transferred to U of I,
       SB-2053
     institution inventories, removes
       requirement from Dept., HB-2338
     involuntary mental health outpatient
       treatment, SB-726
     Medicaid Clinic Option service
       providers minimum standards, HB-
       2832
     mental health facility investigations,
       HB-639
     mental patient information, DMHDD
       pilot project for exchange of info
       among St. agencies and service
       providers, HB-1811
     mentally disabled deaf/hearing
       impaired, DMHDD coordinator of
       services, HB-3752
     Mentally Ill Children and Adolescents,
       Div. of DMHDD, HB-1992




2611


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    minority youth employment and career
       development programs, HB-1834
    Patient Travel Trust Fund, creates; for
       transfer expenses of patients in State
       facilities, HB-2339
    patients, Dept. reimburse sheriff for
       expenses in transporting, HB-243
     police/security force appointments,
       removes Dept. authority, SB-767
     recipient services, DMHDD reach
       beneficial interest in spendthrift &
       other trusts, SB-781
     regional diagnostic & treatment teams
       and specialized group homes, HB-
       499
     rehabilitation training programs
       conversion to supported employment
       programs, report to G.A., HB-3553
     repeals Sec. on Advisory Committee on
       Research, SB-1073
     staff & workload standards at mental
       health institutions, HB-848, 2929
     State Mental Health Authority,
       HB-849
     surplus property sales proceeds, HB-
       2335
     Township Mental Health Facility Act,
       HB-1046
 Mines and Minerals
     State Mining Board functions,
       transfers certain to Dept.;
       reconstitutes Oil and Gas Board,
       HB-3614
 Minority and Female Business Enterprises
     creates; transfers duties of Min. &
       Fem. Business Enterprise Council,
       HB-191
 Nuclear Safety
     nuclear power plant inspections, SB-
       1490
     radiation installation registry with
       Dept. annually, HB-539
     radioactive waste facility, Dept.
       conduct public hearing & notice
       prior to licensing, SB-752;HB-1186
     Radon Mitigation Act, creates; Dept.
       program for detecting & reducing,
       SB-1517; HB-3780
 Professional Regulation
     Crane Inspector office, HB-3480
     Electrology Act, Illinois, creates, SB-
       2270
     home inspectors regulation, licensure,
       qualifications, etc., HB-3924
     mail-order pharmacy operations rules,
       SB-1812
     Medicare Assignment Program notices,
       Dept. est. rules for printing, HB-
       3644

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    Professional Regulation Evidence Fund
      uses, HB-3474
    Real Est. Appraiser Licensing Act,
       HB-1325
    Real Estate Appraisers Board, HB-
      4027
    registration; fees; examinations;
      violations; penalties; discipline;
      SB-209
    renames Dept. of R&E, SB-515;
       HB-2332
     Respiratory Care Practice Act, creates;
       Dept. regulate, SB-566, 1829; HB-
       280
Public Aid
     AFDC cost of living increases, HB-116
     AFDC recipients financial
       independence through self-
       employment, Dept. develop &
       implement pilot project, HB-1814
     AIDS care & services program
       development pilot project, HB-741
     AIDS State plan, Depts. Public Aid,
       Public Hlth., State Board of Ed
       implement, SB-1023
     AIDS-related appropriation line items
       segregated; nontransferable, HB-
       3638
     alien services & needs, Dept. pilot
       program to identify, HB-2505
     child care to recipients in GED or job
       training programs, HB-1203
     child support enforcement amnesty
       program, DCFS establish, SB-760
     children trauma services, Dept. make
       separate contracts for, HB-389
     community-based youth employment
       & career development programs,
       SB-523
     Dept. MHDD, Corrections & Public
       Aid interagency agreements incl.
       provisions for meeting immediate
       needs of persons being released, HB-
       1656
     deputy registrars appointed by election
       authorities, HB-203
     emergency AFDC assistance to
       released prisoners, HB-2560
     Emergency Employment Development
       Act, administration with Dept.
       Public Aid (now DCCA), HB-359
     Employment & Training Resource
       Division; individualized self-reliance
       assistance plans, SB-842
     employment program reports, HB-
       1324, 2022
     food stamp outreach program, SB-988
     hardship assistance program, HB-3491,
       4018




2612


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    Health Expense Protection Act, IL;
      creates, HB-238
    Home Service Center demonstration
       project, Dept. & State agencies est.,
       HB-1227
    home visits, report suspected child
       abuse to DCFS, HB-478
    living arrangement info exchange with
       Dept. Corrections, HB-2185, 3490
    nursing home bed reserve payments,
       SB-561
    powers of Dept., HB-4080
    Project Chance employer incentives &
       penalties, HB-2021
    staff development unit, exempts from
       Dept recruitment policies, SB-929
     staff recruitment, SB-2260
     supplemental work incentives, Dept.
       demo project for persons ineligible
       for AFDC assistance, HB-297
     teenage pregnancy study, HB-2461
Public Health
     Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and
       Parenting Services Act, creates, SB-
       1198
     AIDS cases, report to Dept.; Dept.
       trace prior sexual contacts, HB-1152
     AIDS Contagion Control System,
       creates within Dept. Public Health,
       HB-2683
     AIDS exposure determination, Dept.
       approve testing procedures, HB-3831
     AIDS Registry Act, IL, creates,
       HB-736
     AIDS State plan, Depts. Public Aid,
       Public Hlth., State Board of Ed
       implement, SB-1023
     AIDS Vaccine Advisory Committee,
       HB-4017 "
     AIDS victim prior sexual contacts,
       Dept. to identify, HB-2596
     AIDS victims prior sexual contacts,
       Dept. identify, inform & refer to
       local public health depts.; AIDS
       Registry, SB-975
     AIDS-Dept. rules to prevent
       transmission via artificial
       insemination, HB-2043
     AIDS-related appropriation line items
       segregated; nontransferable, HB-
       3640
     AIDS-services organizations, Dept.
       contracts with, HB-3461
     AIDS, instruction training program for
       State employees, HB-738
     Alcoholism Treatment Licensing Act
       administered by DASA, SB-158;
       HB-2668
     alien health needs, Dept. pilot program
       to identify, HB-2506

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    autologous blood donation standards,
      Dept. set, HB-982
    Blood Trust Programs, reserve donor
      blood for specified recipient, HB-337
    breast cancer detection and diagnosis,
      standardized written summary,
      HB-3482
    breast health care, Dept. develop
       materials, SB-1548
    Comprehensive Groundwater
       Protection Act, creates; EPA &
       Dept. regulation, SB-1307
    deep-fried food information, posting in
       food establishments, HB-2430
    diabetes among Hispanics study,
       information campaign, HB-2921
     Drug Testing Act, IL; creates; Dept.
       Public Health regulate employer
       testing of employees, HB-3509
     Environmental Toxicology Act, creates;
       investigate public health threats,
       HB-725
     euthanasia study, report to G.A., SB-
       656
     Food Establishment Sanitation Act,
       creates; licensing & regulation, HB-
       2365
     food stamp redemption contracts with
       banks, SB-1454
     health facilities application fees, Dept.
       set, SB-1489
     Hemophilia Advisory Committee,
       repeals, HB-2682
     Hispanic diabetes study, HB-1646
     Maternal and Child Health Services
       Act; creates; programs & grants,
       HB-890
     medically indigent health insurance,
       Dept program, HB-2880
     nursing home restricted licensure;
       Dept. monitoring, HB-2359
     organ donation public education
       program, HB-409
     organ donor public education program,
       Dept. conduct, HB-405
     organ transplant study, SB-11
     Pertussis Vaccine Act, informational
       pamphlet to parents, SB-804
     physical fitness center CPR personnel
       requirement, HB-720
     plat approval in re sewage disposal
       systems, HB-532
     polio information toll-free phone
       number, HB-1522
     potable water wells permits, Dept.
       issue, HB-3941
     Prenatal and Newborn Care Act,
       creates; Dept. est. and operate
       program; medical services for low-
       income, HB-294




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DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    Private Well Water Protection Act,
       creates; groundwater protection,
       SB-1482; HB-2742
    regulate blood bank technical
       operations, HB-2821
    Sexually Transmissible Disease Control
       Act, creates, SB-651
    Sickle Cell Disease Act, creates; Dept.
       public ed. program, HB-1201
    St. Emergency Medical Services
       Disciplinary Review Board, creates,
       HB-1249
     State Advocacy Program for the
       Homeless Mentally Ill and Disabled,
       creates; Dept. Public Hlth. Advocacy
       Div., SB-368
     State Police forensic science lab; Dept.
       Public Health toxicological lab,
       HB-2331
     trauma centers inspection, HB-3502
     vaccine risks to sch. children, Dept.
       provide information, HB-515
     Water Well Construction Code, Dept.
       administrative agents, HB-3442
Registration and Education (R&E)
     Acupuncture Practice Board, HB-2131
     Affordable Dentures Act, creates;
       Dept. R&E license denturists, SB-
       32;HB-967
     Child Welfare Investigator Act,
       creates; certify DCFS investigators,
       SB-20
     Clinical Laboratory Science Practice
       Act, creates; Dept. regulation;
       certification; penalties, SB-567;HB-
       1067
     Contractors' License Law, SB- 1175
     Counseling, State Advisory Board of,
       creates, HB-1588
     Counseling, State Board of, creates,
       SB-1466
     Crane Inspector office, SB-1448
     Dietetic Practice Act, creates; license
       dietitions; Dietetic Review Board,
       SB-456
     disciplinary funds consolidation, SB-
       1262
     Dispensing Optician Act, creates, SB-
       823; HB-453
     Environmental Health Practitioner
       Registration Act, creates; Dept.
       register certain persons, exams, HB-
       972
     Fire Equipment Distributor and
       Employee Regulation Act, HB-917,
       1279
     Health Care Advocate Office, Dept.
       maintain, HB-1708
     home inspectors Act; creates: exams;
       licensing; education; experience;
       disciplinary process; fees, HB-1893

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    IL Land Surveyor Registration Act,
      creates; repeals 1939 Act, SB-1282
    Landscape Architect Registration Bd.,
      creates, SB-821;HB-1573
    Locksmith Licensing Act, creates, HB-
       1510
    Marriage and Family Therapist
       Certification Board, HB-1534
    Massage Therapy Examining
       Committee, HB-1991
    New Home Warranty and Builders
       Registration Act, creates; builder
       registration & Dept. new home
       warranty program, HB-2689
    Nursing Home Administrators
       Licensing Act, IL, creates, HB-2318
    Nutritionist Certification Board,
       creates HB-1575
    Optometric Practice Act of 1987, IL,
       creates, SB-537;HB-2554, 2841
     pharmacists prescribe drugs; Dept. R
       & E formulary of medical drugs &
       dispensing procedures, HB-156
     Pharmacy Practice Act of 1987, SB-
       1321
     Physician Assistants Practice Act,
       creates, SB-1009, 1312
     Podiatric Medical Practice Act of
       1987, creates, SB-478;HB-2333
     Professional Regulation, renames Dept.
       of R & E, SB-515; HB-2332
     Psychologist Licensing Act, creates,
       HB-2487
     Real Estate Appraiser License Act,
       HB-1325
     real estate sale solicitations, Dept. list
       of owners not wishing to be solicited,
       HB-2497
     Respiratory Care Practice Act, creates;
       Dept. regulate, SB-566;HB-280
     Skin Care Professionals Licensing Act,
       creates, HB-611
     Social Worker Licensing Act, IL,
       creates, SB-1313
     Social Workers Certification Act of
       1987, HB-1830
 Rehabilitation Services
     blind reading machines, SB-1047
     Bureau for the Blind, creates within
       Dept.; Program & Policy Council,
       SB-1324
     current FY funds used for past FY
       services, HB-2357
     field personnel report suspected child
       abuse & neglect to DCFS, HB-2872
     group health insurance, personal care
       assistants, Dept. conduct study, SB-
       2084
     Hearing Impaired Bureau, HB-2414




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DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    hearing impaired/behavior disordered
       children services, Dept./DMHDD/
       State Board of Ed. plan to meet
       needs, SB-2088
     Independent Living Advisory Council
       member appointed to Rehab.
       Services Advisory Council, HB-4028
     independent living centers & services,
       Dept. plan, HB-2370
     Lekoteks, Dept. contracts for
       establishment of for special needs
       children, HB-1014
     personal care assistant review boards,
       Dept. establish, SB-2083
     rehabilitation training programs
       conversion to supported employment
       programs, report to G.A., HB-3553
 Revenue
     alcohol during pregnancy signs, Dept.
       provide to retail sellers for fee, SB-
       770
     collection assistance contracts on
       contingent fee basis, HB-3418
     county assessor legal and technical
       assistance, Dept. Rev. provide,
       SB-226
     covered prescription drugs handbook,
       Sr. Cit./Dis. Persons...Act, HB-3492
     grants to counties with loss of real
       property EAV, HB-3078
     income tax laws, incorporate federal
       tax rules by reference, HB-1243
     informal assessment review process,
       HB-3007, 3105
     Itinerant Vendors Registration Act,
       creates, HB-183
     Pull Tabs and Jar Games Act, creates;
        Dept. license non-profit
        organizations, HB-2065
     representation for persons giving
        testimony to Dept., HB-3007
     Sr. Cit. Real Estate Tax Deferral Tax
        Act information to senior citizens,
        SB-1811
      tax enforcement provisions of
        administration of tax ACts, SB-1222
      textbooks, Dept. compile & make
        available list of all textbooks in
        State, SB-661
      vacant and unoccupied federal & State
        lands in IL, Dept. biennial report,
        SB-298
 Science Foundation, IL
      creates; IL Science Board; Science Info
        Service & Council; contracting;
        approp. & grants, HB-1791
  State communications services
      telecommunications devices for deaf
        and speech impaired, HB-3567

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
State Government Procurement Code
    creates; uniform purchasing
       procedures, HB-497
State Police
    biased criminal acts, Dept. collect info;
       training programs, SB-1155
    child abuse or neglect investigations,
       HB-99
     confiscated weapons used in criminal
       lab system, HB-2330
     criminal background checks, SB-1702;
       HB-2515, 3486
     Gang Prevention Office, expands
       functions, SB-1314
     Hazardous Waste Strike Force, HB-
       2244
     local gov'tal. agencies training, Dept.
       charge fees, HB-3495
     longevity salary increments, SB-1480
     overtime, authorizes, HB-2939
     parolees, supervision by Dept., HB-
       3604
     State Police forensic science lab; Dept.
       Public Health toxicological lab,
       HB-2331
     State police internal investigations or
       disciplinary actions, bans mandatory
       lie detector test, HB-1547
     State Police Merit Board
       independence, approp. made directly
       to Board, HB-1206
     teacher criminal background checks
       initiated by reg. sup't., HB-1120
     Toxic Waste Strike Force, creates, SB-
        1393, 1598, 1907; HB-4280
 State vehicle motor fuel dispensing, HB-706
 Transportation (DOT)
     Aeronautical Advisory Board, SB-2079
     affirmative action program, HB-2735
     calcium magnesium acetate (corn
        product) DOT expand use for road
        clearing, SB-266;HB-746, 2494
     Coastal Resources Management Act,
        creates; DOT/municipal
        management program to manage &
        regulate defined coastal zone, HB-
        2754
      county highway future additions, DOT
        map of approx. rights of way, SB-
        971
      Des Plaines River flood gate
        maintenance, SB-30
      disadvantaged businesses
          DOT procurement of goods from,
            HB-1647, 4119
          DOT set-asides in transportation
            area, SB-1819
      DOT grants to providers of services to
        handicapped persons, SB-818, 1016,
        2107




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DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
    DOT traffic impact studies, SB-958,
       961; HB-1854, 1856
    flood control, DOT monitor water
       levels; notify cities of impending
       floods, HB-1395
    Flood Insurance Rate Maps, DOT
       provide to cities for display, SB-846
    Floodplain Construction Act, creates;
       DOT adopt floodplain maps, HB-368
    handicapped parking places, DOT
       provide uniform marking guide, HB-
       693
    Hoffman Dam floodgate, IDOT
       maintain, SB-548
    intercity rail service assistance, DOT
       agreements with local gov't. and
       architecture & engineering firms,
       HB-3412
     Meigs Field runway extension study &
       funding, HB-1418, 1705
     Metro-East San. Dist. pump stations &
       flood gate system, DOT oversee, HB-
       1277
     Metro-East Sanitary Dist. facilities,
       DOT inspect, prescribe standards;
       tax referendum, HB-196
     minority business information,
       submitted to contractor with bid,
       HB-4118
     Motor Fuel Tax funds local gov't. use,
       eliminates DOT supervision, HB-254
     plat approval in re roadway access,
       HB-532
     prioritizing construction on State
       highways plan, SB-1292
     Public Transportation Safety Board,
       creates, HB-2787
     rail transportation passenger service
       study, report to G.A., HB-1801
     RR materials, supplies, rehabilitation
       work-DOT let contracts, SB-2003
     Rural Public Transportation
       Coordination Assistance Program,
       creates; grants; services &
       assistance, HB-2736
     Safety Responsibility Law
       administration transferred to Sec. of
       State, SB-863
     sale of used vehicles to local gov't.
       units, HB-2323
     State construction projects use
       apprentices & trainees; DOT/CMS
       on-the-job training, SB-1468, 2203
     technical change, HB-3434
     winter highway maintenance study,
       SB-1330
Urban Assistance, Office of, see: Dept. of
   Commerce and Community Affairs
 Urban Development, creates Dept., HB-
   888, 2464

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DEPARTMENTS OF STATE
  GOVERNMENT-Cont.
Urban Redevelopment, creates Dept., HB-
  2474
Veterans' Affairs
    Dept. accept gifts/grants, HB-3452
    grants, gifts, bequests, Dept. may
      accept SB-1456
    LaSalle Veterans Home, SB-1456
DISABLED PERSONS
aggravated battery
    causing bodily harm to a physically
      handicapped person, HB-330
aggravated criminal sexual assault
    criminal sexual assault on physically
       handicapped person, HB-2302
    victim 60 or older or physically
       handicapped, HB-1995
automobile insurance
    physical handicap, bans refusal or
       nonrenewal for, HB-1717
Bill of Rights of Persons with
  Developmental Disabilities Act
    creates; evaluation & diagnosis
       services; Gov. develop plan, HB-
       1813, 2006, 2930
blind and visually handicapped
    Bureau for the Blind, creates within
       Dept. Rehab. Services, SB-1324
    reading machines; libraries, colleges,
       State institutions & agencies; Dept.
       CMS & Rehab. Services administer,
       SB-1047
Blind Services Planning Council
    creates; insure Dept. Rehab. Services
       effectiveness to blind & visually
       impaired, E087-5
blind/disabled Acts, conform references to
  federal law, SB-2263
braille services
     election registration, instruction,
       ballots, HB-3035
Child Passenger Protection Act
     handicapped child restraint exemption,
       SB-1642
Circuit Breaker - see: Senior Citizens and
  Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and
  Pharmaceutical Assistance Act
Community Residence Right to Locate Act
     creates; prohibits zoning restrictions for
       disabled persons, HB-2611
Community Services Act of 1987
     creates; coordinated system of services;
       grants; purchase of care contracts,
       SB-1210
Community-Integrated Living
   Arrangements Licensure and
   Certification Act
     creates; licensure of community
       services agencies, HB-3857




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DISABLED PERSONS--Cont.
Corrections sentencing
    offense against physically handicapped
       person, more severe sentence, HB-
       2301
crimes against
    aggravated assualt, victim is 60 or
       older or physically handicapped, HB-
       1995
    aggravated battery-causing bodily
       harm to physically handicapped
       person, HB-330
    aggravated criminal sexual assault,
       HB-2302
     Corrections Code more severe
       sentencing provisions, HB-2301
CTA seats
     handicapped reserved seats, CTA fines,
       SB-845;HB-487
deer hunters
     permits crossbow use, SB-183
developmentally disabled
     See HEALTH
disabled adults divorce
     guardian action authorization, SB-1148
disabled person hotel rooms, HB-2161
Domestic Abuse and Neglect of Adults with
   Disabilities Study and Demonstration
   Program Act
     privileged communication, waives, HB-
       2730
emergency telecommunications
     devices installed at publicsafety
       answering points for deaf & hearing
       impaired callers, HB-2114
 Environmental Barriers Act
     accessible dwelling unit compliance,
       HB-3801
     gas stations full service for
       handicapped drivers, HB-3795, 4106
 Family Assistance Law for Mentally
   Disabled Children, HB-4298
 gas stations
     handicapped, full-service at self-service
       prices, HB-3795, 4106
 handicapped children
     autism, special ed. definition, HB-2645
     parental education, children from birth
       to age 3, HB-2027
     school social worker definition, HB-672
     special ed. determination of continuing
       habilitation services, SB-1382
 handicapped drivers
     license plate/parking decal eligibility,
       HB-675
 handicapped facilities
     removes exemption from discrimination
       due to inaccessibility of bldgs.,
       HB-2372
 Handicapped High Risk Children and
   Neonatal Health Care Provider
   Assistance Act of 1987, HB-1472

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DISABLED PERSONS-Cont.
handicapped parking
    sign exhibit "$50 Fine", DOT design,
       SB-832
    unauthorized parking penalties; out-of-
       state insignia recognition, HB-3835
handicapped ramps
    excludes from "attractive nuisance"
       doctrine, HB-148
handicapped recreational programs
     increases tax rate; no referendum,
       SB-600
Hearing Aid Consumer Protection Act
     deaf communications devices at public
       safety agencies, requires, HB-4139
     prohibits mail order sales, HB-640
hearing impaired
     amplified coin-operated telephones,
       HB-3133
     Bureau for the Hearing Impaired in
       Dept. of Rehab. Services, HB-2414
     hearing aid compatible telephone,
       defines & requires, HB-3565
     hotels furnish smoke detectors designed
       for hearing impaired, HB-3563
     insurance policy electives, HB-3566
     telecommunications devices
       installation, HB-2114, 2414
     telephone directory listing of services/
       devices, HB-3564
home care services
     eligibility, increases assets, HB-654
home rental conversions
     senior citizen/disabled person owner,
       prohibits increase in assessed
       valuation, SB-428
 Home-Based Support Services Law for
   Mentally Disabled Adults, HB-4298
 homeless mentally ill and disabled
     State Advocacy Program for the
       Homeless Mentally Ill and Disabled,
       creates; Dept. Public Hlth. Advocacy
       Div., SB-368
 Local Government Health Services Act
     creates; local Authorities of mental
       health, dev. disabilities, and
       alcoholism & substance abuse; tax
       levy; bonds; HB-2070
 Mentally Disabled Adults Home-Based
   Support Services Law, creates, HB-4298
 Mentally Disabled Children Family
   Assistance Law, creates, HB-4298
 mentally retarded adults
     institutionalized severely or profoundly
       mentally retarded adult, defines,
       HB-3099
 motor vehicle registration fee
     amateur radio operators, reduction,
       HB-3020
 paratransit services



2617


DISABLED PERSONS-Cont.
     DOT grants to providers of services to
       handicapped persons, SB-818, 1016,
       2107
physically handicapped person
     battery of, SB-1025
     Criminal Code definition,
       SB-1025;HB-2299
polio
     post-polio muscular atrophy, Dept.
       Rehab Services provide information,
       HB-1646
rehabilitation Act
     blind, voluntary income tax checkoff
       for Assistance to the Blind Fund,
       HB-305
Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons
     Bureau for the Hearing Impaired in
       Dept. Rehab. Services, HB-2414
     chore housekeepers payments, SB-
       1629, 1830
     home care services eligibility, increases
       assets, HB-654
     IL Administrative Procedure Act short
       title, removes approval date, HB-
       2516
     independent living centers & services,
       Dept. Rehab. Services plan,
       HB-2370
     interest on residents' accounts used by
       institution for general benefit,
       SB-1180
     Lekoteks, Dept. Rehab. Services
       contracts for establishment of for
       special needs children, HB-1014
    personal care assistant review boards,
       Dept. Rehab Services establish, SB-
       2083
     rehabilitation training programs
         conversion to supported
           employment programs, report to
           G.A., HB-3553
         grants for conversion to supported
           employment programs,
           HB-3552
    rules of conduct for residents, Dept.
       Rehab. Services establish, SB-1707
    technical changes, SB-670, 671, 673,
       674, 675, 676, 677, 678, 679;HB-
       2517, 2518, 2519, 2520, 2521, 2522,
       2523, 2524
Sec. of State Identification Card Act
    disability definition, expands, HB-252
Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons
  Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical
  Assistance Act (Circuit Breaker)
    blind diabetic patients, measured doses,
       HB-3346
    covered drugs, SB-102, 494, 1883; HB-
       179, 274, 347, 695, 1888, 3618, 4020
    covered prescription drugs handbook,
       HB-3492

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DISABLED PERSONS--Cont.
     eligibility
         all low-income citizens, HB-241
         increase income threshold, SB-
           625; HB-273
         persons turning 65 during calendar
           year eligible for entire year,
           HB-247
     eligibility ceiling, SB-1441
     fuel cost grant; excludes veterans
       benefits from income, HB-750
     fuel cost relief grants, SB-1352
     grants, authorizations; limitations, HB-
       1888
     immunosuppressive drugs, includes,
       HB-3618
     income
         excludes certain rental income,
           SB-529
         excludes veterans benefits, SB-8;
           HB-750, 753
     income tax exemption, $1,000
       additional, HB-207, 251
     Parkinson's disease medication, HB-
       3897
     pharmacist professional dispensing fee,
       increases, HB-1473
     pharmacy participation; defines
       reasonable cost, HB-1473
     prescriptions for $1, HB-1294
     rent constituting property taxes
       accrued, increases, SB-429
     resets caps; limits grants, HB-3062
     senior citizen homestead exemption
       property, social worker disabled
       adult report, SB-1608, 1636; HB-
       2973, 3165
    veterans benefits, excludes from
       "income", SB-8;HB-750, 753
Special Youth Support Services Pilot
  Program Act
    creates; extended day & respite
       services for handicapped youth; sch.
       pilot grant programs, HB-1001, 2933
State communications services
    telecommunications devices for deaf
       and speech impaired, HB-3567
telephone service
    user sensitive/measured services usage
       allowance, HB-354
voting access
    polling place accessible to handicapped
       & elderly, SB-61
DISEASES
AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency
  Syndrome)
    AIDS blood tests, report positive
       results, HB-986
    AIDS Confidentiality Act
         creates, SB-100; HB-100




2618


DISEASES--Cont.
         health care workers testing,
           HB-4005
         HIV testing with consent of
           subject only, HB-3831
         HMO exemptions, deletes, HB-
           3832
     AIDS Contagion Control System,
       creates within Dept. Public Health,
       HB-2683
     AIDS education, grades 6 thru 12, SB-
       500
     AIDS education, incl. in drug
       education programs of Dept.
       Alcoholism & Substance Abuse,
       HB-737
     AIDS exposure determination, Dept.
       Public Health approve testing
       procedures, HB-3831
     AIDS exposure, health care workers
       notify employers, HB-2916
     AIDS facilities permits, HB-735
     AIDS in school children, public health
       depts. report to sch. officials; protect
       identity of child, HB-563
     AIDS Registry Act
         AIDS & AIDS/ARC definitions,
           HB-3831
         creates, HB-736
     AIDS Registry; epidemiological
       surveys, HB-2682
     AIDS-diagnosed health care workers
       notify employers, HB-2041
     AIDS-related drugs; AIDS Vaccine
       Advisory Committee, HB-4017
     AIDS-services organizations, Dept.
       Public Health contracts with, HB-
       3461
     AIDS/ARC, principals notify persons
       of students' identities, SB-1803;HB-
       3394
     appropriation line items segregated;
       nontransferable, HB-3638, 3639,
       3640
     blood bank testing; tracing of donor
       contacts; report donor identity, HB-
       2408
     Blood Labeling Act blood testing, HB-
       2667
     care & services to patients, mandates
       demonstration program of grants,
       SB-994
     donated blood AIDS testing, HB-1268
     felony to sell blood if capable of
        transmitting AIDS, HB-2044
     firefighters/ambulance attendants
        immunity, HB-4005
     hospital patients; Dept. Corrections
        committed persons & released
        persons, SB-85
     hospital testing of all admitted patients,
        HB-984

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DISEASES- Cont.
     insurance coverage exclusions, SB-1873
     knowing transmittal of disease, Class 4
       felony, HB-3999
     marriage license requirement, removes
       AIDS test, SB-1718;HB-3026, 3098
     marriage license test requirement,
       removes AIDS/syphilis testing, HB-
       3111
     marriage license, exempts for proof of
       blood donation, SB-1656
     marriage license, requires AIDS test
       prior to issue, SB-85;HB-229, 346,
       438, 985, 2666
     misdemeanor to knowingly do any act
       which is likely to transmit AIDS,
       SB-110
     notice accompany dead body, SB-771
     nursing home incentive payments,
       SB-995
     organ & tissue reusage, Dept. rules to
       prevent transmission of AIDS,
       HB-2043
     pregnant women blood test, AIDS
       testing, HB-987
     prior sexual contact ID by Dept. Public
       Health, HB-2596
     prisoner HIV testing, HB-3026
     prisoner testing, HB-1130, 1252, 2348
     prostitutes and persons convicted of
       patronizing, AIDS and venereal
       disease testing, SB-75;HB-2242
     prostitutes and solicitors, HB-2348
     prostitution; unauthorized possession of
       hypodermic syringes and needles:
       AIDS test, HB-951
     public aid medical assistance eligibility
       HB-740
     public aid pilot project for program
       development, HB-741
     Public Aid quality incentive payments
       to facilities implementing programs
       for, HB-734
     report of cases to Dept. Public Health;
       Dept. trace prior sexual contacts,
       HB-1152
     school instructional programs &
       materials, HB-742
     school personnel basic training, HB-
        743
     school principal disclose names of
        infected persons, HB-4005
     sex offender AIDS testing, SB-1242
     sexual assault victim, HIV testing of
        defendant, HB-4000
     State employee leave of absence, HB-
        739
     State plan: Dept. Public Aid, Public
        Health, State Board of Ed
        implementation, SB-1023
     teacher institute training program,
        State Board of Ed. develop, SB-765




2619


DISEASES-Cont.
    transmission via artificial insemination,
       Dept. Public Health rules to prevent,
       HB-2043
    victims prior sexual contacts, Dept.
       Public Health identify, inform &
       refer to local public health depts.;
       AIDS Registry, SB-975
Alzheimer's Disease
     income tax exemption, HB-631
     insurance coverage, SB-4;HB-634
     nursing home personnel training in care
       & treatment, SB-147
cancer
     breast cancer detection and diagnosis,
       Dept. Public Health standardized
       written summary, HB-3482
     breast cancer surgery alternative list,
       physician furnish to patient, HB-934
     cancer caused by pesticide or lawn
       chemical exposure, reports, HB-3596
     cancer incidence info.; reporting:
       requirements, limitations, fees,
       payments; patient interviews;
       research contracts, fees, HB-3279
children with communicable diseases
     day care centers, prohibits enrollment;
       DCFS prescribe standards for
       services, HB-673
college admission, proof of immunizations,
   HB-3107, 3216
communicable diseases
     AIDS exposure, healthcare workers
       notify employers, HB-2916
     AIDS in school children, public health
       depts. report to sch. officials; protect
       identity of child, HB-563
     AIDS/ARC, principals notify persons
       of students' identities, SB-1803;HB-
       3394
     deletes references to Advisory
       Committee, HB-2682
     food handler contagious or veneral
       disease testing by Dept. Public
       Health, HB-1334
     hospitals notify paramedics &
       ambulance personnel; Dept. Public
       health establish list of diseases;
       immunity, civil action, HB-1242
     sex offender tested for sexually
       transmissible diseases, HB-343
diabetes
     blind diabetic patients, measured doses
       under Sr. Cit./Dis. Persons...Act,
       HB-3346
     diabetes among Hispanics, Dept.
       Public Health study & information
       campaign, HB-2921
     diabetic intrastate commercial carrier
       restriction exemptions, SB-1634,
       1698

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DISEASES--Cont.
    Hispanic diabetes, Dept. Public Health
       study, HB-1646
epilepsy
    drugs covered under Circuit Breaker
       Act, HB-1888
fetal alcohol syndrome
    retail sellers of alcohol post warning;
       Dept. Revenue provide signs for fee;
       SB-770
glaucoma
    treatment drugs included under Sr. Cit.
       & Dis. Persons Property Tax Relief
       and Pharmaceutical Assistance Act,
       HB-347
hemophilia
     Hemophila Advisory Committee,
       repeals, HB-2682
infectious diseases
     hospital notify paramedics of patients
       diagnosed with, HB-1242
mumps
     preventable communicable disease; req.
       immunization prior to sch.
       enrollment, HB-50
osteoporosis
     osteoporosis awareness campaign,
       Dept. Public Health, HB-28, 1646
Parkinson's disease
     medication covered under Sr. Cit./Dis.
       Persons ... Relief Act, HB-3897
Pertussis Vaccine Act
     creates; informational pamphlet to
       parents; health care records &
       reports of adverse reactions, SB-804
phenylketonuria
     biotinidase deficiency testing, newborn
       screening program, SB-1644
polio
     toll-free information number, Dept.
       Public Health; promotion of public
       awareness, HB-1522
school immunizations
     mumps, requires shots prior to sch.
       enrollment, HB-50
     vaccine risks, req. Dept. Public Health
       provide information, HB-515
Sexually Transmissible Disease Control
   Act, IL
     creates; Dept. Public Hlth. interview,
       examine, treat; isolation, SB-651
Sickle Cell Disease Act, HB-1201
syphilis
     marriage license test requirement,
       removes AIDS/syphilis testing, HB-
       3111
venereal disease
     food handler contagious or veneral
       disease testing by Dept. Public
       Health, HB-1334



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DISEASES-Cont.
    testing of prostitutes and convicted
       patrons, SB-75
DOG RACING
See GAMES AND GAMBLING
DOMESTIC RELATIONS
Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and
  Parenting Services Act, creates, SB-1198
Adoption Act
     See ADOPTION
     DCFS home studies, investigations,
       supervised visitation only under court
       order, HB-4006
artificial insemination
     AIDS transmission, Dept. Public
       Health rules to prevent, HB-2043
day care
     DCFS facilities for children of working
       poor, HB-2662
dependent care assistance
     income tax deduction, SB-215
domestic relations and domestic violence
   shelters and service programs Act
     escrow funds deposited into Domestic
       Violence Shelter & Service Fund,
       HB-1684
domestic violence, defines, HB-1744
estate in tenancy by the entirety
     creates, provides rights thereto, SB-84
family support orders
     cost-of-living adjustments by serving
       Notice of Adjustment, HB-1796
     judgment when due; non-retroactive;
       modification guidelines, HB-923
     judgment when installment due,
       SB-141
 Fathers and Fathering, Citizens Council on,
   creates, SB-230
 fetal alcohol syndrome
     county clerk dispense pamphlet when
       issuing marriage license, SB-772
     retail sellers of alcohol post warning
       signs furnished by Dept. Rev., SB-
       770
 foster care
     See CHILDREN AND MINORS
 Genetically Engineered Organisms,
   Committee on the Release of
     creates; report to Gov. and G.A., HB-
       1866
 Grandparent Visitation Act of 1988, SB-
   1773
 grandparents visitation rights, HB-1333
 in vitro fertilization
     health insurance pregnancy benefits,
       HB-4263
 Infertility Relief Act, IL
     creates; regulate surrogate parentage
       agreements; certified parent & child
       relationship; inheritance provisions,
       SB-1510

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DOMESTIC RELATIONS-Cont.
interspousal tort action
     husband or wife may sue other for tort
       committed during marriage,
       HB-2062
joint rights and obligations
     creates estate in tenancy by the
       entirety, SB-84
Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act
     attachment of body of respondent,
       support enforcement, HB-2580
     attorney's fees
         court may order either party to
           pay, HB-310
     child custody
         court selection of custodial parent,
           HB-2038
         DCFS investigations, parties
           reimburse DCFS, SB-930
         joint custody, rebuttable
           presumption in favor of, SB-231
         judgment, limits court
           modification, SB-220
         violence or threats by potential
           custodians witnessed by child,
           eliminates requirement, HB-
           3510
         violence/threats witnessed by
           child, eliminates requirement,
           SB-1773
     child custody, same judge for all
       petitions & motions, SB-1699
     child support
         court assessment waivers,
            HB-4116
         income withholding, SB-2081;
            HB-2853, 4037
         late payments constitute
           judgments; real estate lien, HB-
           2693
         minimum guidelines, modification
            of child support order, HB-923,
            3113
         modification guidelines, SB-1774
         modification of order to increase to
            statutory guidelines, HB-2350
         payments made to clerk of court if
            custodial parent denies
            visitation rights, HB-2036
     child support change of address
       notification to clerk of court, HB-
       2582
     child visitation
          violation of order, misdemeanor,
            HB-83
     county clerks may solemnize
       marriages, fees, HB-1304
     DCFS home studies, investigations,
       supervised visitation only under court
       order, HB-4006
     divorce venue transfer, SB-135, 141;
        HB-49




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DOMESTIC RELATIONS-Cont.
    eliminates filing praecipe for summons
       as commencing action for divorce,
       HB-2352
    enforcement/modification proceedings
         fees & costs: exemptions,
           parentage, apportionment, HB-
           3934
     expert witness fees paid out of marital
       property, HB-1199
     first cousin marriages, HB-395
     foreign judgments or orders
         unenforceable, prescribes
           circumstances, SB-2071
     grandparent & great-grandparent
       visitation privileges, HB-1333, 1574
     guardian ad litem, court appoint for
       minor child, HB-4226
     impounding of court files, SB-1941
     income definition, includes lottery prize
       awards, ins. proceeds, vacation pay,
       bonuses, etc. SB-759
     income withholding order; single
       standard of assistance & grant
       amount; demonstration programs;
       birth certificate information,
       HB-2862
     maintenance, granted if spouse unable
       to maintain standard of living, HB-
       1939
     marriage license
         AIDS test requirement, removes,
           SB-1718, 1948, 2061;HB-3026,
           3098
         AIDS testing prior to issue, SB-85;
           HB-229, 346, 438, 985, 2666
         AIDS/syphilis tests requirements,
           removes, HB-3111
         computerized transfer of applicant
           info, SB-2249
         fetal alcohol syndrome pamphlets,
           county clerks dispense, SB-772,
           1588
         prior marriage information
           opitional, HB-102
         removes prior marriage info
           requirement, HB-103
         syphillis test requirements,
           SB-1322
     military benefits, modification of
       settlements, SB-495
     removing child from State, HB-527
     separation period, eliminates, HB-469
     solemnizing marriages, HB-1304
     support default penalty payments, HB-
       2581
     support enforcement hearing, failure to
       attend, statement of willingness to
       cooperate, HB-923
     unemployed parent report to Dept.
       Public Aid for work program, HB-
       3881

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


DOMESTIC RELATIONS-Cont.
    unemployed person owing support may
       be court-ordered to seek
       employment, HB-3881
Marriage and Family Therapy Certification
  Act
    creates; certification of family
       therapists, HB-1534
Non-Support of Spouse and Children Act
    child support, income withholding fees,
       SB-2081
     income definition, includes lottery prize
       awards, ins. proceeds, vacation pay,
       bonuses, etc. SB-759
     income withholding order; single
       standard of assistance & grant
       amount; demonstration programs;
       birth certificate information,
       HB-2862
     income withholding, SB-2081;
       HB-2853, 4037
Parentage Act of 1984, IL
     child support determination, HB-2579
     court apportionment of fees, HB-3510,
       4076, 4116
     fees & costs, apportionment, HB-3934
     income withholding order; single
       standard of assistance & grant
       amount; demonstration programs;
       birth certificate information,
       HB-2862
     income withholding, SB-2081;
       HB-2853, 4037
     judgment contain child support order,
       HB-1452
     paternity blood tests of indigents,
       agency ordering pay costs, HB-1278
     paternity case, indigent defendants pay
       attorney costs, HB-1578, 1797
     surrogate parentage contracts;
       requirements; terms, SB-1111
     unemployed person owing support may
       be court-ordered to seek
       employment, HB-3881
 Premarital Agreement Act, Illinois
   Uniform, creates, SB-2137
 Public/Private Child Care Council, Illinois
     creates; public/private partnerships;
       child care resources for working
       families, E088-1
 Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Act,
   Revised Uniform
     cooperation between IL and United
       Kingdom as "Convention Country",
       SB-1332
     income definition, includes lottery prize
       awards, ins. proceeds, vacation pay,
       bonuses, etc. SB-759
     unemployed person owing support may
       be court-ordered to seek
       employment, HB-3881




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DOMESTIC RELATIONS--Cont.
Social Services Planning Authority, IL,
  creates, HB-2881
spouse and child support
    SEE ALSO: CHILDREN AND
      MINORS
    SEE ALSO: PUBLIC AID
    child support order & payments draw
       interest, SB-775
    claim against beneficiary trust, allows,
      HB-473
    employer withholding fee, increases,
       HB-326
    maintenance, granted if spouse unable
       to maintain standard of living, HB-
       1939
    withholding of additional amount for
       delinquencies, SB-497
Surrogate Parentage Act
     creates; contractual relationships;
       terms; requirements, SB-1111
surrogate parenthood
     bans in Illinois, SB-499;HB-2101
teen parents
     educational programs for high school
       graduation requirements, SB-553
Uniform Marital Property Act advisory
  commission, creates, HB-2568
DRAINAGE
drainage district assessment roll
     preparation & recording for each
       county containing dist. lands,
       HB-1002
 land ownership
     annual tax record examination, HB-91
special assessment recording fees, HB-3918
Urban Stormdrainage Management District
   Act
     creates; intergov'tal. agreements;
       bonds; property tax, HB-997
 EAVESDROPPING
 See CRIMINAL CODE
 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
 Advanced Steel Technology Assistance Act,
   Illinois
     creates; center for translating steel
       technology research into products &
       processes, HB-4199
 Aquaculture Development Act
     creates; Dept. Ag program to develop
       IL aquaculture industry, SB-762
 Bi-State Development Agency
     commissioner political party affiliation,
       HB-4068
 Build Illinois
     abandoned factory building demolition
       grants, SB-31;HB-928
     county treasury funds for development
       & planning, HB-1963

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT-Cont.
    Historic Cities Fund, grants to cities
      over 150 yrs. old, HB-1381
    Professional Baseball Corporation Act,
      Ill., creates; DCCA loan Ill. Sports
      Facilities Auth. money to purchase
      team HB-2993
    small business capital loan, increases,
       HB-1683
    State public works projects, Prevailing
       Wage Law applies, SB-1127
Buy Illinois
    DCCA program-IL business & gov't.
       agencies purchase IL goods &
       services, HB-2369
Center for Self-Reliance Act
    creates; St. Clair county economic
       development & energy development,
       HB-1971
Chicago world trade center, DCCA
  establish, HB-2349
Community Development Finance
  Corporation Act, IL
     State Treasurer member & chairman
       of Board; removes Lt. Gov., HB-
       2734
corridors of opportunity
     DCCA designate throughout State,
       HB-1565
     fund distribution formula, HB-4145
     targets funding to low-population
       counties with high unemployment
       rate, HB-1964
 Development Finance Authority, Illinois
     See STATE AGENCIES
 East St. Louis Development Act
     technical changes, HB-4112
 Economic Adjustment Council
     creates in DCCA; assistance related to
       IL business closings & layoffs, HB-
       810, 3423
 Economic Development Board, IL, creates,
   SB-885
 enterprise zones
     See ENTERPRISE ZONES
 Farm Development Act, IL
     agricultural processing enterprises
       venture capital fund, SB-248
     State guarantees, increases, HB-3519
 grain exports
     quality based on grading factors of
       Dept. Ag/UofI Ag College, HB-
       1042
 grain grading system
     Dept. of Ag. and Uofl Ag. College
       develop to enhance IL market, HB-
       1041
 infrastructure
     DCCA loans to local gov't. units, HB-
       1652




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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT-Cont.
Language and International Trade
  Academy, IL
    creates; stimulate language &
       internat'l. trade education;
       professional development of teachers;
       economic development, HB-2782
Minority and Female Business Enterprise
  Act
     repeals repealer, HB-117
new enterprise
     DCCA matching grant program,
       SB-1676
Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area
  Planning Commission
     Commuter Rail Board (RTA) member,
       adds to Commission, SB-1806
poor economic climate areas, State
  resources usage, HB-2092
Quad Cities Development Authority,
  creates, SB-848;HB-2406
Quad Cities Regional Economic
   Development Authority
     admission tax for NASCAR races,
       HB-4256
     creates, HB-2406
Regional Development Authorities Act
     creates; infrastructure; transportation;
       economic development; health care;
       social & ed. services between
       counties, SB-1055;HB-2626
Riverfront Development Authority
     creates; St. Clair county; bonds; tax
       levy; quick-take, HB-2288
small business innovation research Act
     creates; economic incentives, HB-1680
Southwestern Illinois Development
   Authority
     creates; Madison and St. Clair
       counties, HB-301
 State future educational needs, DCCA
   consider in economic development
   strategy, HB-2389
 Steel and Steel Products Act
     U.S./Canadian products, SB-2026
 EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
   SECONDARY
 absenteeism/truancy
     sch. district policies; regional initiative
       against truancy; minor adjudicated
       truant in need of supervision,
       HB-971
 adult education
     non-substantive changes, SB-168
     State grants for truancy prevention and
       optional education programs, SB-
       1857
     State programs, information submitted
       to State Board of Ed, HB-1748
 AIDS

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    instructional programs & materials,
      HB-742
    principal disclose names of infected
      persons, HB-4005
    school personnel basic training, HB-
      743
airport noise
    school bldg. insulation, State Board of
       Ed grants to sch. dists., SB-274; HB-
       2857, 2926
airport noise soundproofing
    soundproofing aid to sch. districts,
       hospitals, etc., HB-3580
alcoholism and substance abuse
    residential programs, Statewide policies
       for placement of children, SB-2117
alternative training
    class of certificates; standards; renewal
       procedures, SB-1069
    GED, eligibility to take test, HB-3216
animal experiments
     limits in elementary & secondary sch.,
       HB-460
Asbestos Abatement Act
    educational facilities inspection,
       extends time, HB-1742
association dues
     restrictions on payment to State &
       nat'l. associations, SB-42
athletics
     coaches, authorizes employment of
       noncertificated employees, HB-711
     interscholastic athletic membership
       fees, restricts, SB-1043;HB-10, 2413
     interscholastic competition, student
       choise of physician for exam, SB-851
     minimum eligibility standards for
       interscholastic competitions, SB-
       70;HB-250
attendance
     compulsory until 17, HB-2298
     on-site audits by State Board, SB-1095
bilingual education
     discontinuance proportionately to
       shortfall in funding, HB-3402
     transitional programs; limits State
       reimbursement, HB-927
Business and Education Cooperation Act
     creates; E.St.Louis & Brooklyn school
       districts; business incubator; HB-900
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
   instruction, SB-223;HB-2298
career education
     continuing development area of
       education, HB-875
certification
     basic skills tests exemptions, HB-3252
     nonrenewable temporary certificate,
       HB-1732




2624


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
CHICAGO/COOK COUNTY
    agricultural science school, bond issue,
       tax levy, HB-3917
    airport noise, State Board of Ed. grants
       for insulation of sch. bldgs., HB-
       3577
    annual school improvement plans;
       report cards; Chi. Subdist. Education
       Advisory Councils, HB-2992
    appropriations proportionate to average
       daily attendance, HB-3689
    attendance centers educational
       supervision, HB-4142, 4149
     bilingual/bicultural school counselors,
       SB-1099
     Board of Education
         administrative positions, reduces,
           HB-4021
         agricultural science school tax
           levy; purchase agreements, SB-
           1933
         appointment by mayor, SB-1850
         appointment of attorney, HB-2355
         bonding authority, restores, HB-
           935
         budget process, HB-3585
         career counseling days, expands
           info. SB-1838
         Chi. Board of Ed., new; citizens
           review committees propose &
           mayor appoint members, HB-
           3446
         elected, SB-2261; HB-2621, 2719,
           2277, 2984
         general superintendent financial
           report deadline, HB-2356
         job descriptions in writing, HB-
           2354
         lease bldgs. from city; ownership
           interest, SB-2208
         parental involvement in school
           improvement, requires local
           meetings, HB-3673
         real estate sales, HB-3367
         real property lease agreements,
            HB-3444
         reporting requirements, removes
           certain, HB-3176
         school governance districts, HB-
            4012
         special charter district reports,
            SB-1839
         structures leased to Chicago Park
            Dist., bans renewed use for
            school bldg., SB-187
     certification of tax amounts, SB-1856
     Chi. Park Dist. agreements for joint
       use of structures, SB-1795
     Chi. schools advisory councils, HB-
       4141

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    Chi. teachers & principals; evaluation,
       remediation, recertification exams,
       SB-2045
    contraceptives, abortion, sterilization,
       bans in sch. jurisdiction, SB-63; HB-
       925, 3483, 4138
    Cook County regional superintendent
       position, abolishes, HB-3106
    educational service regions, SB-1606;
       HB-3172, 4063
    facilities leased to Park Dist., bans use
       as school buildings, SB-935
     governance of public schools, SB-2144;
       HB-3707, 4208
     higher education institution report on
       student performance to Chi. high
       school principals, SB-1104
     lease and sale of buildings, HB-4063
     local school autonomy, SB-2222
     local school improvement councils,
       powers & functions, HB-4203
     Mayors' Day, Chi. Sch. Dist. 299,
       commemorative holiday, HB-2942
     obsolete language, repeals, SB-1795,
       1839, 2185;HB-2353
     principal's authority, expands, SB-108,
       2024;HB-681, 1182, 4142
     real property, sch. dist. powers as lessee
       and lessor, SB-1795
     regional sup't. office expenses,
       reimbursement, SB-2114
     regional sup't. quadrennial
       appointment, SB-2113
     regional superintendents, educational
       service regions over 2 million, State
       Sup't. of Ed. appoint, SB-1951
     reorganization/reform
         HB-935, 1177, 1583, 2621, 3172,
           3446, 3686,3707, 3745, 3834,
           4012, 4062, 4101, 4208
         SB-698, 699, 1606, 1837, 1839,
            1840, 2144, 2222, 2261
     school building maintenance bonding
       authority, restores, SB-1795
     School Management Councils'
       Discretionary Fund, HB-4101
     smoking, prohibits on sch. property,
       HB-3996
     student counseling systems in
       attendance centers, SB-1263
     taxation
          bldg. purposes/ed. purposes tax
            levy extensions, HB-3350
          bldg. tax formula, HB-3368
          building purposes tax rate
            increase, SB-399, 935;HB-795,
            1176, 1793, 3367
          educational purposes tax rate, SB-
            1520




2625


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
         equalized assessed valuation
           certification, HB-3369
         free textbook tax levy, increases,
           SB-919, 1815
         pupil transportation tax levy,
           annually, SB-1813
         sch. supervised playground tax
           levy authorization, HB-1365
     technical changes, HB-4101, 4261
     unused bonds, transfer of funds, SB-
       2185
child abuse
     child in protective custody, withholding
       of whereabouts, SB-398, 1270
children at risk
     programs for early recognition;
       children's problems programs, teen
       counseling hotline, SB-1329
citizenship
     requires taught in all public schools,
       HB-2187
class size
     K thru 3rd, limits enrollment, HB-146
     limits, HB-3446
closed campus policy
     requires at all attendance centers
       during regular sch. day, HB-1047
community block home program
     State Board develop model, symbols,
       application forms, procedures,
       SB-949
community unit school districts
     election of school boards included on
       proposition, SB-2181
     proposition to establish, include
       election of sch. board members, HB-
       3444
     validating Act, HB-3525
compensatory education program
     resident aliens, educational
       disadvantaged children programs,
       HB-2401
 Comprehensive Health Education Act
     educational area, curricula, SB-2028;
       HB-2393
 continuing development
     career education, includes as area of
       education, HB-875
 contraceptives
     furnishing to students in sch. bldgs. or
       on sch. grounds, prohibits, SB-63;
       HB-925, 3483, 4138
 contract award bans
     awards to companies with officials
       convicted of bribery, HB-2776
 contracts
     awards to non-residents, HB-1898
 curriculum, instruction, programs

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    AIDS, SB-500;HB-742, 743, 1226
    areas of education
         career education, HB-875
         comprehensive health education,
           SB-2028;HB-2393
         health education, HB-2393
    avoidance of sexual & physical abuse,
       HB-509
    bilingual education transitional
       program State reimbursement
       limitations, HB-927
    children at-risk; teen problems, early
       recognition program; hotline, SB-
       1329
    citizenship, HB-2187
    commemorated persons/events, HB-
       2393
    commemorative holiday persons or
       events; English language unless
       bilingual; history courses; HB-2393
     community block home model
       program, SB-949
     copies of curricula furnished by local
       sch. board; designation of meeting
       for discussion, SB-1564
     CPR-cardiopulmonary resuscitation,
       SB-223;HB-2298
     drivers education - see: drivers
       education
     drug and substance abuse instruction,
       HB-2946
     drug, alcohol, substance abuse, SB-550;
       HB-507, 603, 1868
     economics, HB-2283
     Education for Employment
       Curriculum, HB-2008, 3392, 3399
     family life & sex education incentive
       grants pilot program, HB-1355, 1356
     foreign language grant program, HB-
       2779
     foreign language summer institutes;
       foreign language teacher grants, HB-
       2780
     gifted children - see: gifted children
     Holocaust, HB-3011
     jr. high curriculum, State Board to
       implement findings, HB-1384
     jr. high health education in PE courses,
       SB-438
     local school autonomy pilot program,
       HB-935
     mandated educational programs,
       discontinuance or change, SB-2140
     mandated programs not receiving full
       funding, discontinuance or
       modification, SB-1465, 1675, 1681,
       1957; HB-2846, 3004, 3005, 3182
     model early childhood parental training
       competitive grant programs,
       SB-1926




2626


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    model suicide reduction curriculum,
       HB-2458
    parenting & family relations, HB-508
    parenting and family relations
      education, HB-508, 2935
    parenting education, HB-3819
    parenting/family relations education,
       HB-2935
     physical education - see: physical
       education
     preparation for employment, HB-3362
     preschool educational programs, HB-
       2882
     proficiency excuses, student take more
       advanced course, HB-2383
     public aid ed. support pilot program;
       parental counseling; Dept. Public
       Aid, HB-1562
     reading improvement program
       expiration, HB-3216
     resident aliens, compensatory
       education, HB-2401
     self-destructive behavior, model
       program for reduction of, HB-3964
     sex education, prior notice to parents,
       SB-533
     sexual abuse avoidance instruction,
       prior notice to parents, HB-2728
     Special Youth Support Services Pilot
       Program Act, HB-1001
     State mandated programs, elective,
       HB-2938
     student parents educational programs,
       State Board grants, SB-1197, 1587
     study halls, eliminates; additional hour
       of classroom instruct., HB-2393
     supplemental school meal nutrition
       programs for pregnant pupils, SB-
       1584
     teen parents, SB-553
     teen positive activity programs, HB-
       384
     truant education - see: truants
 deactivation of high school facility
     deactivation for 1988-89 sch. year,
       SB-1795; HB-711, 3444
     deletes 5-year prohibition,
       reorganization proceedings, SB-446
 disadvantaged parents
     State Board of Ed. pilot program for
       vouchers to purchase educational
       services, HB-2509
 diseases
     AIDS in school children, public health
       depts. report to sch. officials; protect
       identity of child, HB-563
     mumps, requires shots before
       enrollment, HB-50

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    vaccine risks, Dept. Public Health print
      information, HB-515
drivers education
    drivers over age 55, sch. provide on
       space-available basis, HB-358
     fee information, State Board report to
       G.A., HB-1771
     skidding vehicle instruction, SB-1311
drivers license
     cancellation for drop-outs, HB-666
     requires high sch. graduation or
       equivalent, HB-663, 666
dropouts
     drivers license cancellation, HB-666
     eligible for sch. dist. special services
       and resources for truants; incl. in
       community college programs,
       HB-2165
     employment training program;
       matching grants; community collges,
       SB-1176
Drug-Free School Law, creates in School
   Code, HB-819
 Early Education, State Interagency Council
   on
     establishes; assist State Board of Ed in
       complying with Education of
       Handicapped Act amendments,
       E087-4
 economics, required one-year course, HB-
   2283
 Educat'n. Reform, Joint Committee on the
   Oversight of, creates, SB-2115
 Education for Employment Curriculum
     continuing development requirement,
       HB-3399
     preparation for employment, purpose of
       education, HB-3362
     sch. boards establish for grades 7 thru
       12, HB-2008, 3392
 Educational Labor Relations Act, IL
     mandatory arbitration if no agreement
       by 8/15, HB-150
 Educational Loan Purchase Program Law
     bonds, eliminates interest ceiling,
       HB-4233
 Educational Reform Act
     mandated programs not receiving full
       funding, discontinuance or
       modification, SB-1465, 1675,
       1681;HB-2846, 3004, 3005, 3182
     Mathematics and Science Academy
          limit enrollment to dormitory
            design capacity, SB-187
          per capita costs paid by pupil's
            resident sch. dist., HB-2919
 educational tours
     no insurance coverage, HB-2393




2627


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY--Cont.
employment preparation, expands purpose
  of education, HB-3362
enrollment
    permissive enrollment/cash voucher
       system, school boards establish, SB-
       1664
    school district enrollment, parent
       teacher's dist., permits enroll. of non-
       resident, HB-155, 159
     teacher/pupil ratio, K thru 3rd, HB-
       3306
enterprise high schools
     Enterprise H.S. Laboratory, creates;
       training & research, HB-2289
federal Dept. of Education, reference,
  SB-856
final grades
     classroom teacher ultimate authority,
       HB-645
financial audits
     regional superintendent accounts, funds
       and monies, SB-1012
fingerprints
     sch. employee criminal background
       check, HB-517
fiscal year
     downstate school districts, Sept. FY;
       annual budget time extension, HB-
       3249
Freedom of Information Act
     requests made of sch. dist., SB-441
freedom of speech & press, school
  publications, HB-4019
funding
     Education Funding Advisory,
       Referendum Act, creates, SB-816
     minimum funding levels, SB-1563
     revises, HB-1837
     State funding at 51%, SB-1530
GED (General Educational Development)
  Test
     eligibility, alternative education
       enrollees, HB-3216
gifted children
     date reference, SB-381
     reimbursement of districts for
       programs, SB-311
     requires programs to all gifted &
       talented children, SB-310
     special graduation recognition, HB-
       2393
     specific date reference, HB-486
     State Board of Ed. monitor programs,
       SB-308
     teacher qualifications, employment &
       certification, SB-309
gifts, donations, legacies, etc.
     vested in school board, HB-2716

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
graduation
    gifted student special recognition,
      deletes, HB-2393
    requirements, information to parents of
       freshmen and transfer students, SB-
       1098
grammatical change, SB-793
handicapped children
    autism, HB-2645
    continued education during sch. district
       employee strike, HB-3387
    parental education, children from birth
       to age 3, HB-2027
     school social worker definition, HB-672
     special ed. determination of continuing
       habilitation services, SB-1382
health clinics
    State funding for school-based clinics,
       bans, HB-988
health services
    comprehensive school health services
       program maintained by sch. nurse,
       SB-174, 227
high school boundaries changes, SB-2087
high school equivalency test
    increases fee, HB-1313
holidays
     See HOLIDAYS
Holocaust
    curriculum include unit of instruction
       of Holocaust events, HB-3011
     Days of Remembrance observation in
       schools, HB-3011
IL High School Association (IHSA)
     report to State Board of Ed., SB-897
immunizations
     first day of school exclusion, HB-2393
     mumps, requires shots before
       enrollment, HB-50
     report on immunizations and health
       exams to reg. supts., HB-644
     vaccine risks, Dept. Public Health print
       information, HB-515
joint agreements districts
     Statement of Affairs publication
       requirement, eliminates, HB-3715
joint high school attendance centers,
  SB-187, 597; HB-2937
junior high school
     curriculum, State Board to implement
       findings, HB-1384
     health education courses offered in PE,
       SB-438
Language and International Trade
   Academy, IL
     creates; stimulate language &
       internat'l. trade education;
       professional development of teachers;
       economic development, HB-2782




2628


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
legalization of aliens
     State Board impact study, HB-2504
local school autonomy pilot program, HB-
  935
local school improvement councils, powers
   & structure, HB-3446
math and science academies
     summer schools, school district
       agreements with colleges &
       universities, SB-1563
missing children
     identification procedures during
       registration of new students, SB-
       1271
mumps
     preventable communicable disease; req.
       immunization prior to sch.
       enrollment, HB-50
 non-high school district status, HB-3444
 non-substantive changes, SB-168, 898
 Oversight of Education Reform, Joint
   Legislative Committee on, SB-2115
 paperwork and routine tasks
     sch. boards & collective bargaining
       agent develop 5-yr plans to reduce,
       allow teacher more time to teach,
       HB-1301
 Parental Property Tax Relief Act
     creates; payments to parents of
       children in tuition-charging elem. &
       sec. sch., SB-1237
 parental training
     curricula beginning grade 6, HB-3819
     early childhood, SB-945, 1557
     handicapped children, HB-2027
     model early childhood parental training
       competitive grant programs,
       SB-1926
 parochial schools
     criminal background checks, SB-1702;
        HB-3486
 payment orders
     professional labor services, copies of
        order to bargaining rep., SB-1280
 physical education
     excuse policy, HB-3112
     excuse policy, HB-669
     junior high health education, permits
        7th & 8th grades to include in phys.
        ed. courses, SB-438
     student assessments in phys. ed. &
        phys. fitness, HB-2537
 preschool educational program
      available to all eligible children of
        State, HB-2882
 Private Business and Vocational Schools
   Act
      see also: business and industry

      Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
     see also: education, higher
     additional attorney; teacher/student
       ratio; sup't. inspections; certification;
       applications; enrollment, SB-1558
     certificate of approval issued by State
       Board of Ed., HB-1686
     Council membership; certification;
       inspections; standards & policies,
       SB-2253
     Council, replaces Committee;
       definitions; regulations,
       SB-1249;HB-2260
     regulatory powers, SB-1558
private educational services
     private residential facilities, tuition
       reimbursement, SB-2117
     State Board of Ed pilot program for
       vouchers for disadvantaged parents,
       HB-2509
Proprietary Student Assistance Program
     State Scholarship grants, licensed
       profession studies, SB-1173
 public aid education support pilot program
     Dept. Public Aid administer; parental
       counseling to support sch.
       achievement as condition of receiving
       assistance, HB-1562
 public education laws or regulations
     school dist. noncompliance, State
       Board of Ed. report to General
       Assembly, HB-1050
 purpose of education, expands, HB-3362
 recodification of school law, HB-2688
 recodify school law
     State Board of Ed. prepare bill for
        1989 Session of General Assembly,
        HB-1351
 reference to federal Dept. of Ed., SB-856
 regional boards of trustees
     per diem expenses, SB-694
 regional education service areas
     family life-sex education advisory
        boards, HB-1355
     substitute teacher certificates, HB-
        4167
 regional supervisory expense fund
   allocation, HB-2647
 registration
      mandatory registration of school age
        children with regional
        superintendent, SB-1202
      missing children identification
        procedures, SB-1271
 Residential Services Authority, deletes
   obsolete language, SB-185
 school administrators - see: school
   personnel/employees
 school age




2629


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    kindergarten & 1st grade minimum
       ages, HB-493
    mandatory registration of school age
       children with regional
       superintendent, SB-1202
School Alcohol and Drug Abuse Screening
  and Treatment Act of 1987, creates, SB-
  853
school bands & orchestra
    Tourism Promotion Band Grant Fund,
       creates; DCCA grants for sch. trips
       to promote tourism, HB-3838
school board districts
    elections, HB-69, 158
    referendum to divide sch. dists. into
       sch. board dists. for election of sch.
       board members, SB-897
     relatives of certificated employees,
       prohibits membership, HB-82
school boards
     bans membership of State Board of Ed.
       member, SB-234
     board member recall; student bussing
       policy abuses, SB-1635
     curricula, local boards furnish copies;
       designate board meeting for
       discussion, SB-1564
     election; community unit school dist.
       proposition, SB-2181
     election, incorporated into proposition
       to establish community unit sch.
       dist., HB-3444
     fire/safety taxing authority, extends,
       HB-3068
     Freedom of Information Act, reports of
       requests & district's response,
       SB-441
     inservice training workshops, State
       Board of Ed., HB-1052
     membership, referendum to divide dist.
       into sch. board dists. for election of
       members, SB-897
     minority recruitment policies, HB-3556
     minutes filed with regional sup't.;
       retained for 3 years, SB-1206
     permissive enrollment/cash voucher
       system, school boards establish, SB-
       1664
     reimbursable expenses, HB-1901
     removal from office, HB-2384
     secretary pro tempore board
       membership requirement, eliminates,
       HB-2718
     simultaneous holding of township
       office, SB-811
     students at risk of learning difficulties,
       abuse & neglect, boards report to
       State Board, SB-1969
     treasurer qualifications, SB-1273

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    vacancies, SB-1272; HB-910
    vice-president, creates office, HB-2727
school buildings or real property
    unused, lease to private organizations
       with purchase options, SB-2116
school bus
    bus driver unemployment insurance
       benefits, SB-171;HB-195, 1099
    depreciable life of school bus, extends,
       HB-309
    driver drug testing program, HB-3847
    rooftop safety hatch, SB-296
    sch. bus company performance bonds
       filing provisions, HB-319
    seat back installation authorization,
       HB-2323
    student transport, bans city licensing;
       special license plates, SB-750;HB-
       867
school day
    first day of school, day after Labor
       Day, HB-134
    8-period school day, HB-133
school debt limitations
    exception, unissued approved bonds,
       SB-460
school districts
    annexation following disaster which
       destroyed sch. buildings, HB-2425
    boundary chages, joint hearings in
       multicounty districts, SB-1515
    boundary changes; educational service
       regions; notices, SB-2116
    combined school district definition,
       HB-2717
    combining, requires majority vote of
       electors in each affected dist., HB-
       155
    enrollment, parent teacher's employing
       dist., permits enrollment of non-
       resident, HB-155, 159
    joint agreement districts, eliminates
       Statement of Affairs publication
       requirement, HB-3715
    Statement of Affairs, eliminates
       publication requirement, HB-3715
    teacher evaluation plans submission,
       HB-3499
School Impact Note Act of 1988
    creates; State Board of Ed. prepare bill
       & amendment affecting education,
       SB-2121
school inspections
     prohibits inspections not authorized in
       School Code, SB-1213
     school visitations by regional sup't. only
       as part of evaluation team, HB-3625
school libraries




2630


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    State grants, HB-1058
school meal nutrition programs
    supplemental for pregnant pupils, SB-
       1584
school meal programs
     pregnant pupil supplemental nutrition,
       SB-1194, 1584
school personnel/employees
     criminal background checks, SB-1702;
       HB-3486
     educational service personnel
         evaluation by supervisory
           personnel, SB-724
     educational support personnel
       employees
         battery against personnel reported
           to local law enforcement
           authorities, HB-3968
         dismissal, certified mail notices,
           HB-3216, 3444
         dismissal, school board lists
           establishing sequence based on
           seniority SB-2147
         new assignment transfers
           notification SB-902
         noncertification employee
           employment provisions apply,
           SB-208, 361, 902
         progressive just cause disciplinary
           procedure, SB-937, 2027
         substitutes for "noncertificated
           employees", honorable dismissal
           provisions, SB-170
         teacher institute advisory
            committees membership, SB-
            725
         unsafe/hazardous conditions, bans
            requiring employees to work,
            HB-3816
     guidance counselors
          adolescent & teen suicide
            prevention training, SB-695
     manner of selection, dismissal, HB-
       3446
     noncertificated employees
          athletics coaching, authorizes
            employment for, HB-711
          educational support personnel
            employees, substitutes term;
            seniority rule, SB-170
          employment provisions apply to
            educational support personnel,
            SB-208, 361, 902
          new assignment transfers
            notification SB-902
     personnel files, school board keep on ea.
        employee; employee access, SB-2023
     principals and assistant principals
          annual job performance
            evaluation, HB-2725

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
         reclassification procedures, HB-
           1093, 1745
    regional superintendents - see: regional
       superintendents
    school administrators
         inservice evaluation workshop,
           waive requirements, SB-1070,
           2119
     school counselors
         minimum staff levels, K-9, SB-
           1263
     school directors
         eligibility: taxes paid up to date,
           SB-1279
     school librarians
         minimum staff levels, K-9, SB-
            1263
     school psychologists
         title and services authorization,
           HB-465
     school treasurers
         bond amount based on average
           cash & investment balances,
           SB-755
         CPA requirement, SB-715
         school board treasurer
           qualifications SB-1273, 2023
     school trustees
         voter eligibility based on
           jurisdiction of trustee, SB-716,
           898, 1786; HB-1716
     State Superintendent of Schools - see:
       STATE OFFICERS
     superintendents/regional
       superintendents
         assistant reg. sup't., increases
            salaries, HB-3677
         collective bargaining, repeals
            obsolete provisions, SB-506
         common public school teaching or
            supervising req. prior to election
            or appointment, removes, SB-
            1607
         Cook County reg. sup't., abolishes;
            transfers functions to
            educational service centers, HB-
            3106
          mandatory registration of school
          age children with reg. sup't.,
            SB-1202
         office expenses, reimbursement,
            SB-2114
          reg. sup't. annual salary, increases,
            HB-1446
          reg. sup't. financial audits,
            SB-1012 HB-2926
          reg. sup't. implement State Board
            of Ed. audit recommendations,
            SB-2028




2631


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
         reg. sup't., educational service
           regions over 2 million, State
           Sup't. of Ed. appoint, SB-1951
         reg. supervisory expense fund
           allocation, HB-2647
         sch. director or board vacancy,
           reg. sup't. fill, SB-1926
         school visitations only as part of
           evaluation team, HB-3625
         selection, dismissal, retention;
           powers, responsibilities, HB-
           3446
         substitute teacher criminal
           background checks, HB-1120,
           1183
         superintendent duties, HB-2729
         terms in office, HB-344
     teacher union officers, bans, HB-3920
     tenure, certificated employees, 70th
       birthday, SB-2147
school report cards
     chronic truancy rates, SB-1856
     information by sch. district (now sch.
       or attendance center), HB-530
School Student Records Act, IL
     student records to parents when student
       transfering to another school,
       SB-826
school tax receipts
     county collector deliver within 10 days,
       HB-2646
school taxes
     See TAXATION
school term
     minimum requirement compliance
       violation penalties, SB-536
smoke detectors
     requires installation in certain
       facilities, HB-2403
smoking
     sch. boards prohibit smoking on school
       property, HB-54
 smoking, prohibits on school property, HB-
   3996
 special charter district
     annexation to, effective date
       specification, HB-1535
 special education
     costs/determination of student's school
       dist. of residency, HB-3093
     costs, determination of student school
       dist., HB-1581
     discontinuance proportionately to
       shortfall in funding, HB-3402
     district reimbursements, extraordinary
       special ed services, HB-3094
     evaluation determination, HB-3387
     half-day extraordinary special ed.
       services State reimbursement,
       SB-2028

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    health care contracts, reimbursements,
       HB-3716
    joint agreement school districts taxes,
       HB-3193
    joint agreements-strikes, attendance
       restrictions, HB-3387
    per capita costs based on rent paid per
       pupil for physical facilities, HB-1462
    pupil attendance days time limitation
       references, HB-3386
     review of reviewing officer decision,
       HB-1638
     special ed. census report requirements,
       HB-319
    special education individual transition
       plans; post-school goals & service
       needs, HB-2843, 2846
     State reimbursement, eligibility and
       determination, HB-1583
     State reimbursements, SB-74; HB-
       3385
     tax rate increases, HB-3390
Special Youth Support Services Pilot
  Program Act
     creates; extended day & respite
       services for handicapped youth; sch.
       pilot grant programs, HB-1001, 2933
State aid
     average daily attendance (ADA)
       computation, SB-1097; HB-1736,
       3250
     claims audit by State Board of Ed, SB-
       1187
     deficit fund balances, HB-2758, 2760,
       2770
     excellent pupil adjustment; average
       K-8 & 9-12 to compute formula, SB-
       1680
     falsification of claim data, perjury,
       SB-1096
     formula, changes, HB-1094
     formula, days of attendance inclusions,
       SB-300
     nonsubstantive changes, SB-596
     obsolete language deletion, SB-1840;
       HB-3177, 3178
     obsolete provision deletion, SB-2261
     payments schedule, revises, SB-1816
     property assessment decisions of
       Property Tax Appeal Board binding
       in apportioning aid, HB-398
     Property Tax Appeal Board decisions
       hold, HB-1533
     revises formula; full funding; property
       tax reduction; income tax increase,
       SB-797
     supplemental, SB-883, 954; HB-410,
       2025
     supplementary payments denied for
       detachment of annexed unit dist.
       territory, SB-2217




2632


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    supplementary, FY89, HB-3079
    supplementary, Superconducting Super
      Collider lost revenues, HB-3473
    technical change, SB-2182
    technical changes, SB-184; HB-400,
      910, 914, 915, 916, 4261
    use of 1985 equalized assessed
      valuation, HB-1347
State Board of Education
    See STATE BOARD OF
       EDUCATION
State future educational needs, DCCA
  consider in economic development
  strategy, HB-2389
State Superintendent of Schools
    See STATE OFFICERS
student discipline
     safety of other students, teacher may
       use reasonable force to maintain,
       HB-1946
student learning objectives
     development at institutes and
       workshops, HB-1806
     waivers: learning objectives &
       assessment requirements, SB-2118
student records
     sch. board authority to refuse to mail to
       certain individuals, HB-2393
student suicidal behavior
     model suicide reduction curriculum,
       HB-2458
     prevention training for school
       personnel, SB-695
     teacher institute instruction in warning
       signs, HB-394
study halls, eliminates; additional hour of
   classroom instruction, HB-2393
subdistrict education advisory councils, HB-
   3446
summer math and science academies
     school district agreements with higher
       ed. institutions, SB-2028
 summer school
     credit hours same as during school
       year, delays requirement until 1988,
       HB-319
     instructional time, HB-1732
     minimum standards of State Board of
       Ed, SB-1084
     one full semester of high school course
       credit, HB-2727
     regional math & science academies,
       agreements with colleges &
       universities, SB-1563
     requires for pupils flunking graduation
       pre-requisite courses, HB-313
 Summer School for Agriculture, Illinois
     creates; high school students enriched
       studies, HB-3058

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
superintendents/regional superintendents
  -see: school personnel/employees
tax free school bond issuance, SB-1438
taxation
    See TAXATION
teachers
    See TEACHERS
technical changes, SB-416, 426, 963, 2181,
  2182; HB-1092, 3413
teen parents
    educational programs for high school
       graduation requirements, SB-553
    grants to school dist. for educational
       programs, SB-1197
teenage pregnancy
     pregnant student supplemental
       nutrition program, SB-1194
     teenage positive activity programs,
       State Board develop to prevent
       pregnancy, HB-384
teenagers' problems
     counseling hotline; early recognition of
       children's problems programs,
       children at risk, SB-1329
tests
     general educational development
       (GED), HB-3216
     proficiency excuses, student take more
       advance course, HB-2383
     proficiency, defines for consumer
       education proficiency tests, HB-1828
     student assessment tests, 12th (now
       10th) grade, HB-1216
textbooks
     copies deposited with public libraries in
       sch. district, HB-2775
     Dept. Revenue compile and make
       available list of all textbooks in
       State, SB-661
     records, HB-2393
     school boards file records with regional
       sup't., eliminates requirement,
       SB-2147
 transportation agreements
     RTA-school transportation agreements,
       SB-874
 transportation costs
     charge to students for transportation
       for school activities, SB-2027
     optional charges, HB-2393
     reimbursement of custodians; safety
       hazard determination, HB-2367
     reimbursement to school dist., students
       less than 1 1/2 mi. from sch., HB-
       1658
     reimbursement, school inform parents
       of availability, SB-91
     reimbursements made into specified
       dist. fund, SB-857




2633


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
truants
    chronic habitual truant status of
       adjudicatory hearing, HB-1193
    chronic truancy rates, included in
       school report cards, SB-1856
    Juvenile Court jurisdiction, HB-205,
       971
    petitions for truancy for chronic or
      habitual truants filed in circuit court,
      SB-854
    punitive action references, SB-281
    State grants for truancy prevention and
       optional education programs, SB-
       1857
     truant alternative and optional
       education programs
         authorizes certain contracts, HB-
           309
         day care, authorizes schools to
           provide, HB-1723
     truant alternative/reading
       improvement programs, State Board
       of Ed develop, HB-2883
tuition
     nonresident pupils, HB-2393
     orphan reimbursement, technical
       change, HB-1702
     private residential facilities,
       reimbursement, SB-2117
Ukrainian American Day commemorative
  holiday, SB-1553; HB-2910
unit district annexation
     detachment disregarded for
       supplementary payments, SB-2217
unit district conversion
     combined school district definition,
       HB-2717
     form of ballot used by high school dist.
       to annex, HB-127
     high sch. unit into elem. sch. unit,
       increases maximum h.s. enrollment,
       HB-10, 40
Urban Education, creates State Task Force
  for Citizen Involvement in, HJR-18
vision screening tests
     requires on same schedule as health
       exam, HB-233
vocational education
     applied math and science courses, HB-
       2346
     curricula, committee develop courses to
       meet minimum higher ed. standards,
       HB-3557
     State Vocational and Technical
       Education Board, creates; transfers
       State Board of Ed. vocational &
       tech. ed. powers, HB-2705
     teachers: continuing ed; placement;
       worker's comp. insurance, HB-1740

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY AND
  SECONDARY-Cont.
    Vocational Ed. Board, creates, SB-207
    Vocational Ed., Illinois Council on,
      creates, HB-1732, 3842
EDUCATION, HIGHER
academic degrees, diplomas and certificates
    degree granting instituion, includes
      community colleges, SB-1204
admissions standards, HB-2393
admissions tests
    standardized test equity analysis, SB-
       1523
Agriculture, IL Summer School for, (ISU),
  creates, HB-691
Baccalaureate Education System Trust Act
    creates; advance tuition contracts,
      SB-2, 17; HB-2117
Baccalaureate Savings Act
    Baccalaureate Trust Authority powers,
       HB-2986
    creates; tax incentives; zero coupon
       bonds, SB-2
blind reading machines, SB-1047
Board of Governors (CSU, EIU, Gov. State,
  NEIU, WIU)
    foreign student fixed tuition rates, SB-
       1542
    membership employment restrictions;
       student member employment, HB-
       2427
    nonvoting faculty board members, HB-
       3159
    student board member vote, HB-2010
    undergraduate tuition increase, HB-
       2904
Board of Higher Education
    admission standards, HB-2393
    admissions standards set by individual
       institution, HB-2393
    appropriation bills data itemization,
       HB-3619
     foreign language curricula
       improvements, grants, HB-2781
     foreign student fixed tuition rates, SB-
       1542
     IL Mathematics and Science Academy,
       Board jurisdiction, HB-3464
     inventors in residence matching grant
       program, HB-1882, 1960
     membership
         adds State Scholarship Comm.
           chairman, HB-1018
     minimum admission standards, SB-
       1890, 1891
     minority representation in programs &
       activities, annual report to Gov. &
       G.A., SB-I 1101
     public university salary &
       compensation equity, HB-1205




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EDUCATION, HIGHER-Cont.
    race/gender recruitment standards,
       HB-3556
    removes obsolete language, HB-2001
    reporting requirements, SB-2019
    student performance annual report
       (Chi.), SB-1104
    technical correction, HB-2644
    unsuccessful applicants for admission,
       explanation policy, SB-1103
    vocational education curricula
       development to meet minimum
       higher ed. standards, committee
       establish, HB-3557
campus police departments
     private & professional colleges,
       HB-1998
college admission, proof of immunizations,
  HB-3107, 3216
College Savings Plan Act, IL
     creates; IL College Savings Plan
       Advisory Board; bonds; SB-875;HB-
       180
college student immunization records, HB-
   2364
College Tuition Prepayment Act of 1987,
   IL
     creates; advance tuition contracts, SB-
       875
commercialization centers
     royalty agreements, allows centers
       awarded grants by DCCA to accept,
       SB-780
community colleges
     see also: public community college act
     additional tax levy, counties over 2 mil.
       SB-2117
     degree granting institution, SB-2265
     non-community college district
       territory organization into or
       assignment into community college
       districts, HB-4144
Consortium for Educational Opportunity
   Act, IL
     applicant with above average academic
       ability determination, SB-1707
     minority participant grant conditions
       met by State employment, SB-1102,
       1289
 degree-granting institution
     community colleges, includes, SB-2265
 East St. Louis University, independent
   university from SIU, HB-909
 Educat'n. Reform, Joint Committee on the
   Oversight of, creates, SB-2115
 Education Loan Purchase Program Law
     includes consolidation loans, SB-806
 Educational Facilities Authority Act
     duties of Ill. Independent Higher Ed.
       Loan Authority, HB-3748

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, HIGHER-Cont.
    spelling correction, SB-2018
Engineering and Science Recruitment Act
    creates; fund programs to attract
       women & minorities into fields, SB-
       2213
Ensured College and University Responsive
  Education Trust Act, IL State
     creates; advance tuition contracts; tax
       deduction, HB-320
Entrepreneurship Education, IL Institute
  for, creates, SB-687, 691, 2028; HB-184
Executive Development Program
     establishes; executive training
       scholarships beyond Bachelor's
       degree, SB-1304
grants
     nonpublic institutions receiving State
       moneys disclose terms of
       endowments & gifts, HB-3723
     requires annual audits by Board,
       SB-489
health insurance
     offered at reduced rates to students,
       HB- 1906
higher education basketball game
   scheduling, HB-1100
Higher Education Cooperation Act
     grant audits and rules, SB-489
Higher Education Loan Authority Act
     past due child support obiligations,
       bans loans, SB-1765
Higher Education Student Assistance Law
     exempts vet. scholarships from denial
       for default on student guaranteed
       loans, HB-85
     financial assistance paid directly to
       school, HB-2553
     Hispanic student financial assistance
       program, HB-3152
     IL Scholarship Commission bond limit,
       increases, SB-1137
     increases monetary scholarship for
       undergraduates, SB-977
     merit recognition scholarships
       payments, HB-180
     need-based scholarship grants for
       specified courses of study, HB-1927
     proprietary grant program, SB-1080
     remedial math and language
       participants, eligible for extra year of
       scholarship awards, SB-1100
     scholarships awarded based on
       financial need, HB-4135
     technical change, SB-882
     undergraduate monetary scholarship
       awards increases, SB-1697
 IL State Ensured College and University
   Responsive Education Trust Act
     creates; advance tuition contracts;
       income tax deduction, HB-320




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EDUCATION, HIGHER-Cont.
Illinois State University (ISU)-see: Regency
  Universities
immunization against communicable
  diseases, proof, HB-3107, 3216
Independent Higher Education Authority,
  Ill.
    abolishes; transfers duties to Ill.
       Educational Facilities Authority,
       HB-3748
     education loan corporation, defines,
       HB-3748
inventors in residence
     matching grant program, HB-1882,
       1960
Language and International Trade
  Academy, IL
     creates; stimulate language &
       internat'l. trade education;
       professional development of teachers;
       economic development, HB-2782
Loyola University
     DCMS land conveyance of Lake
       Michigan lands, SB-1771
 Mathematics and Science Academies
     see also: EDUCATION,
       ELEMENTARY
         Educational Reform Act
     annual budget submitted by Oct. 1,
       SB-1796
     Board of Higher Ed. jurisdiction over,
       HB-3464
     establishes 6 regional; public colleges to
       conduct; Board of Trustees, SB-
       1563; HB-1805
 Private Business and Vocational Schools
   Act
     see also: business and industry
     see also: education, elementary and
       secondary
     Council, replaces Committee;
       definitions; regulations,
       SB-1249;HB-2260
     regulatory powers, SB-1558
 private enterprise, restricts competition
   with, SB-1128
 Public Community College Act
     agricultural community economic
       stabilization program, HB-1089
     board activities information mailing
       lists, HB-3321
     board member office space at college,
       denies, HB-1081
     board member terms, SB-180
     board of trustees election by sub-dist.
       (now at large), HB-143
     board student members contract
       specifications, HB-4096
     board vacancies, SB-472
     boards of trustees elections, new
       community college dists., SB-1546

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, HIGHER-Cont.
    capital projects, Board may approve
      locally funded projects, SB-490
    comment and questions at board
      meetings by public & employees of
      dist., HB-3391
    corporation income tax credit &
      deduction for training programs,
      HB-1530
    credit hour grant rate; distribution
       formula; reimbursement exclusions;
       repeals business assistancce grants,
       SB-289
    degree granting instituion, includes
       community colleges, SB-1204
    deletes obsolete Chi. FY provisions,
       HB-1622
    deletes obsolete provision, HB-1999
    dist. maintain mailing lists for board
       documents, HB-3968
    dropout youth employment training
       program; matching grants, SB-1176
     E. St. Louis State Community College
       Board of Trustees, includes in
       "board", HB-4143
     economically disadvantaged students
       needs grant program, HB-3153
     election of trustees from single member
       trustee districts, HB-1571
     Employment Advisory Boards, HB-850
     faculty member seniority list to
       exclusive employee representative,
       HB-3968
     grant and formula provisions, HB-4096
     grant distribution formula, SB-1691
     grants for agricultural innovation &
       rural enterprise development, SB-
       1056
     high school dropouts included in
       community college programs,
       HB-2165
     liability of officers, HB-4073
     matching challenge grants, HB-1747
     nonexperimental dist. tax levy, HB-
       3464
     obsolete language, removes, SB-1477
     reference changes, SB-502
     State pay 75% approved project costs
       to Dist. if failed to pay State Board,
       HB-813
     student board member vote, HB-2010
     tax levy minimums, HB-454
     tax levy, additional, HB-4144
     tax levy, increases, SB-1932
     tax references and uses, HB-2104
     tax-free bond issuance authority, SB-
       1439
     technical change, HB-660, 661, 662,
       4069, 4070
     technical changes, SB-2132; HB-4241,
       4242




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EDUCATION, HIGHER--Cont.
    tenure definitions, HB-3481
    transfer of interest to educational or
       building & maintenance funds,
       HB-813
    use of grounds, HB-2104
    vacancies filled by election, exceptions,
       SB-587
Public University Patents Act
    creates; research information
       suppressed by State Board of Higher
       Ed, SB-1252
recodification of school law, HB-2688
Regency Universities Act (ISU, NIU, SSU)
     adds 3 board members, HB-729
     CSU-renames Harold Washington
       State University, SB-1576
     foreign student fixed tuition rates, SB-
       1542
     Ill. Institute for Entrepreneurship
       Education, under Board of Regents
       at NIU, SB-2028
     ISU-I11. Summer School for
       Agriculture, creates, HB-691
     NIU-IIl. Institute for Entrepreneurship
       Education, SB-2028
     NIU-UofI DuPage County high
       technology ed center, HB-2020
     nonvoting faculty membership, HB-
       3159
     prohibits board members conflict of
       interest with employment, HB-1998
     student board member vote, HB-2010
     student member appointed by Gov.,
       approved by Senate, from nominee
       elected by campus referendum, HB-
       728
     student member votes, HB-728, 729
     undergraduate tuition increases, HB-
       2904
 Regional Service Agency Fellowship
   Program
     creates; Board of Higher Ed
       administer, SB-782
 School Impact Note Act of 1988
     creates; State Board of Ed. prepare bill
       & amendment affecting education,
       SB-2121
 sexual harassment, prohibits, HB-3469
 single parent college financial aid packages,
   HB-4105
 Southern Illinois University (SIU)
     aviation scholarship & fee waiver, HB-
        3358
     coal research center, Carbondale
       campus, HB-2316
     deletes obsolete provision, HB-2000
     E. St. Louis Campus, separates into
        independent university, HB-909
     elected board, HB-3751

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, HIGHER-Cont.
    foreign student fixed tuition rates, SB-
       1542
     International Commerce and
       Development Center, SIU-
       Carbondale, HB-1217, 1955
     nonvoting faculty membership, HB-
       3159
     SIU Faculty Senate approve programs
       and standards, SB-743
     SIU School of Medicine rural regional
       health assistance unit, SB-886
     SIU-East St. Louis, authorizes
       separate campus & president, HB-
       2463
     student board member vote, HB-2010
     undergraduate tuition increases, HB-
       2904
State colleges and universities
     tuition waivers for children of
       employees HB-3342
State future educational needs, DCCA
   consider in economic development
   strategy, HB-2389
 State Government Procurement Code
     creates; uniform purchasing
       procedures, HB-497
 State Universities Civil Service System Act
     comparable worth, basis for
       compensation, HB-678
     flexible hours positions, HB-1116, 3343
     standardized compensation of
       employees, HB-4074
 student loan defaults
     State agency employment &
       purchasing practices restrictions
       without repayment agreements,
       HB-2248
 student loans
     default, prohibits State employment;
       wage garnishment, HB-1098
 summer math and science academies
     school district agreements with higher
       ed. institutions, SB-2028
 Taxing District Services Compensation Act
     creates; grants to public community
       coll. taxing districts, HB-1519
 Technology Finance Corporation Act
     creates; matching capital for equity
       investments in small businesses;
       research contracts, HB-2489
 textbooks
     Dept. Revenue compile and make
        available list of all textbooks in
        State, SB-661
 tuition
      advance tuition contracts, SB-875; HB-
        320
      foreign student fixed tuition rates, SB-
        1542




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EDUCATION, HIGHER-Cont.
     residents pay non-resident rate, SB-683
     U of I waivers to persons from
       households holds eligible for food
       stamps, SB-1105
     waiver for children of State college
       employees, SB-705;HB-1587, 1989,
       3342
U of I Revenue Board Financing Act for
  Auxiliary Facilities
     UofI purchase buildings & facilities for
       research & services, SB-968
universities, colleges, academies
     directors immunity, HB-1312
University of Illinois
     agriculture research and application,
       new Act, SB-2145; HB-3852
     aviation scholarship & fee waiver, HB-
       3358
     Cook County Hospital-U of I joint
       ventures & reciprocal agreements,
       SB-2040
     Crippled Children Services Division,
       UofI administration of funds, HB-
       1485
     eliminates Uofl quick take eminent
       domain powers, SB-582
     Farmer in Transition Program, U of I
       administer, SB-1566
     foreign student fixed tuition rates, SB-
       1542
     grain grading system, Dept. Ag and
       Uofl Ag. College develop, SB-
       1556;HB-1041
     Grain Quality Program Act of 1988,
       Illinois, creates; Dept. Ag./U of I
       develop grain quality measurements,
       HB-3301, 3415
     IL Mental Health Institutes Act of
       1987, administration of certain
       institutions from DMHDD to Uofl,
       HB-887
     Institutes Transfer Act of 1988,
       creates; DMHDD Juvenile Research
       & Dev. Dis. Institutes transferred to
       Uofl, SB-2053
     Rural Development Center, creates
       within Uofl, SB-119
     SIU-Carbondale Internat'l. Commerce
       and Development Center, HB-1217,
       1955
     student board member vote, HB-2010
     tuition waivers to persons from
       households eligible for food stamps,
       SB-1105
     U of I College of Architecture, East St.
       Louis, HB-4056
     undergraduate tuition increases, HB-
       2904
     UofI Hospital
         indigent patient health care,
           reduce Uofl State repayment
           obligation, HB-859

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EDUCATION, HIGHER-Cont.
    Uofl rural health care systems unit,
       creates, SB-886
    Uofl-NIU DuPage County high
       technology ed center, HB-2020
UofI-Chicago branch
    removes obsolete language, HB-2002
Urban Leadership Academy Act
    creates; urban development leadership
       training, HB-1076
ELECTIONS
absentee voting
     handicapped assistance, HB-955
     in-person absentee voting pollwatchers,
       HB-955
    road district clerk office, HB-4038
    spoiled ballot, permits voter to vote at
       polling place, HB-1690
automatic tabulating equipment - see:
  electronic voting systems
ballot boxes
     storage in county vaults, SB-1034;HB-
       2818
ballots
     absentee ballots
         allows multiple ballots in carrier
           envelope; lengthens time to
           apply by mail for ballot, HB-
           1826
         application falsification,
           misdemeanor, SB-610, 637
         applications available for
           inspection at election authority
           office, HB-1883, 2965
         delivery in person to election
           authority, HB-503
         early applications from military,
           overseas & non-resident civilian
           citizens, HB-105
         mail delivery to election authority,
           both political parties may
           observe, HB-636
         military & overseas citizens not
           able to vote during normal
           absentee voting period, SB-635
         physically incapacitated voter
           assistance, HB-955, 1582
         postmarked prior to election day,
           election authority endorsement,
           HB-2961
         spoiled ballot, permits voter to vote
           at polling place, HB-1690
         spoiled ballot, person may vote at
           polling place receiving ballot,
           HB-3021
         stamped with day and hour of
           receipt, HB-1520
         write-in ballot for overseas &
           military voters, HB-1245
     ballot card monitoring, candidate name
       uniform placement, HB-3555




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ELECTIONS-Cont.
     ballot rotation, eliminates, HB-3965
     bilingual ballots and voter registration
       cards; deputy registrars & election
       judges, HB-3001
    braille services, HB-3035
    electronic voting containers, receipts
       upon opening & inventory, HB-1036
     eliminates ballot rotation, HB-882,
       1826
     galley proof of each ballot filed with
       State Board, SB-613
     no candidates listed, no requirement to
       publish facsimile of page, HB-3660
     specimen ballot publication, SB-299
business day definition, HB-341
campaign contributions
     annual limits, HB-822, 2103
     comingling of funds; delete separate
       line item notations, HB-2265
     disclosure provisions application, HB-
       2182
     expands definitions of candidate &
       local political committee, SB- 1139
     insurance company political
       contributions HB-2375
campaign expenditures, limits, HB-3919
Campaign Finance Act
     duplicate statements available for fee,
       HB-152
campaign financing
     Election Campaign Finance Act,
       creates; income tax check-off, SB-
       1281
     financial disclosure reports, HB-324
     Gov. and Lt. Gov. campaign financing;
       limitations; Income Tax check-off;
       HB-821
     Gubernatorial Election Finance Act,
       SB-205
     semi-annual reports, SB-652;HB-3081
     transfer of funds; Board mailing of
       notices, SB-653
campaign literature
     anonymous, restricts distribution, HB-
       3899
     names & addresses of sponsoring
       persons or organizations, SB-1165
 candidates
     defeated candidate, prohibits write-in,
       HB-366
     General Assembly nomination
       signatures, HB-958
     nomination papers; computer lists;
       registration info; election judge
       compensation; Chi. precinct boards
       of admin.; manuals, HB-1508
     off work with pay on election day, SB-
       540
     pollwatcher privileges, HB-3247

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ELECTIONS--Cont.
    write-in candidates
         counted when no candidate has
           filed a nominating petition, HB-
           3122
         minimum vote requirements, HB-
           1125, 2952
canvassing
     abstract of votes to candidate, HB-
       1495
    door-to-door canvassing of precinct
       registration, SB-176
     in-precinct counting equipment
       documentation, HB-1496, 2948
     mail canvas procedures; in-precinct
       canvassing; voting when registration
       cancelled without notice, HB-518
challenged voters
     affidavit, HB-1734
Chicago elected officials
     Chi. mayor, nonpartisan election, SB-
       2055
     Chicago mayor special election to fill
       vacancy, SB-1934;HB-2963, 2994
     commencement of office terms, HB-
       1884
     elected school board, HB-2719, 2984
     joint nomination & election of Mayor
       and Vice Mayor; Vice Mayor serves
       as Interim Mayor, HB-2985, 2994
     Vice Mayor of Chicago, Mayoral
       appointee, SB-1569
 Chicago school boards
     See EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY
       AND SECONDARY
circuit clerks
     Clerk Pro Tem, circuit judges appoint
       to fill vacancies, HB-3517
     county officers electoral board, removes
       circuit court clerk, HB-3713
 Commerce Commission, IL
     elected, HB-23, 64, 75, 456, 1617,
       3054, 3868
 community college trustees, HB-1571
 computer lists, costs for rules; nomination
   papers; registration information; election
   judge compensation; Chi. precinct boards
   of admin.; manuals, HB-1508
 Constitutional Conventions
     explanations and arguments for and
       against, pamphlet, SB-1655
 counties
     county appointments, county chairman
       party lists, SB-1807
     county board of election commissioners
         budget review by county board,
            SB-2226; HB-3937
     County Executive Act
         county executive form of gov't.,
            considered at consolidated
            election, SB-1093




2639


ELECTIONS-Cont.
    county officers electoral board
         circuit court clerk, removes, HB-
           3713
     election expenses tax, SB-1284
     superintendent of highways, election,
       SB-554, 745
definitional change, HB-1824
deputy registrars
     accept registrations 28 days prior to
       election, HB- 1112
     bilingual ballots and voter registration
       cards; deputy registrars & election
       judges, HB-3001
     chamber of commerce personnel
       designated as deputy registrars, HB-
       3605
     designation, HB-202, 203, 204, 545,
       2188, 4211
     fixes compensation, HB-1845
     names/addresses, annual publication,
       SB-979
     posting of bond; pay increase; deputy
       registrar fraud, HB-2566
     registration period, HB-1062
     voter registration acceptance, HB-2962
Education Funding Advisory Referendum
  Act
     creates; 1988 general election; income
       tax or property tax for education
       funding, SB-816
election commissioners
     additional member, cities over 1
       million, HB-2978
     administration of elections, SB-2179
     appointing authority, SB-665;HB-434
     city commissioners appointed by
       mayor, HB-1642, 2955
     outside employment, authorizes, cities
       over 2 million, HB-2977
     petition signatures objected to reviewed
       by Board, SB-2176
     rules and regulations of boards, HB-
       1594
     written rules filed with State Board of
       Elections, SB-2177
election contests
     Statewide executive office/U of I
       trustees, procedures; Supreme Court
       jurisdiction, HB-913
Election Interference Prohibition Act
     public building use for partisan public
       meetings, allows, SB-252
election judges
     appoint 3 per precinct, odd-yr. regular
       election, SB-644
     bilingual ballots and voter registration
       cards; deputy registrars & election
       judges, HB-3001
     compensated time off by employer,
       HB-1293

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ELECTIONS--Cont.
    creates 3 classes, SB-195
    elected committeemen may serve, HB-
       329
    electronic voting containers, receipts
       upon opening & inventory, HB-1036
    fixes compensation, HB-1845
    increases compensation, SB-1560
    intentional delay in returning election
       materials, misdemeanor, SB-616,
       636
    jury duty exemption; term and
       conditions of term, SB-1241
    list provided to circuit clerk, HB-1762,
       2964
    lists furnished by individual
       committeemen, HB-1536
    qualifications, requirements, HB-2472
    salaries, SB-652
    salary increases, HB-492, 1375, 1518,
       1825
    uniform compensation rate, SB- 1218,
       1319; HB-132, 444, 974, 1825
election manuals
    State Board Elections approval, SB-88
elections commercials
    bans State-sponsored ads 60 days
       preceding election, HB-2263
electoral board decisions
     hearings: prima facie evidence,
       objections, HB-3022
    judicial review petition filing time
       period, HB-1823
electoral boards
    abolishes local; county board hear all
       objections, SB-571
electronic voting systems
    automatic tab. equipment testing in
       any number of jurisdictions, SB-585,
       1841
     ballot card monitoring, candidate name
       uniform placement, HB-3555
     ballot containers, receipts upon opening
       & recording of contents, HB-1036,
       2951
     ballot counting delay, report in writing
       to State Board of Elections, SB-612,
       639
     county board purchase bans, SB-653
     filing of equipment test programs with
       State Board of Elections, SB-609,
       640; HB-1039, 2950
    overvotes/undervotes, incl. on precinct
       return, SB-615, 641
     post-tabulation exemptions, HB-3139
     purchase or loan of equipment, requires
       St. Board Elections approval, SB-642
     random retabulation prior to
       proclamation of results, SB-614
     vote tabulation errors reported, SB-611




2640


ELECTIONS--Cont.
General Assembly
     Pres. of Senate/Speaker of House fill
       vacancies, HB-3884
     vacancies filled by Governor from list
       of nominees, HB-2979
general election date, HB-69, 1147
Governor/Lt. Governor
     Gov. and Lt. Gov. campaign financing;
       limitations; Income Tax check-off;
       HB-821
     Gubernatorial Election Finance Act,
       SB-205
    joint nomination of candidates for Gov.
       & Lt. Gov., SB-120
grammatical change, HB-1821
Gubernatorial Election Finance Act
     creates; limits contributions; election
       fund bank accts.; matching funds
       from check-offs, SB-205
handicapped voters
     absentee voting assistance, HB-955,
       1582
     accessibility requirements exemption,
       HB-956
     voting assistance, prohibits from
       candidates or committeemen, SB-
       557
Home Equity Assurance Act
     creates; voters may create program by
       referendum to assure property
       against loss, SB-1684
Judges
     filing, incumbent judges; petitions for
       nomination, HB-2956
     nomination petitions filing time, HB-
       1037
Judicial Election Right to Know Act
     creates; candidates file judicial
       philosophy statement with
       nominating papers, SB-475
jurats
     abolishes; creates IL Verification Act;
       repeals Notary Public Act, HB-2737
 leading political parties, defines, SB-1208;
   HB-1508
 local government governing body
     method of election pursuant to Voting
       Rights Act suit, HB-2187
 local government officials
     filling of vacancies, HB-1981
 Local Governmental Districting Act
     creates; procedures for dividing local
       gov't. units for election of governing
       body members, HB-2731
 mayors
     Chicago mayor - see: Chicago elected
        officials
     municipal strong mayor gov't.
        candidate elected at nonpartisan
        elections, HB-2723

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ELECTIONS-Cont.
    recall, HB-373
national nominating conventions
     Alternative B method for choosing
       delegates, restricts use, SB-652
     delegate designation, HB-2891
     delegate vote for Presidential candidate
       to whom he is pledged, HB-2892
     delegates disqualifications, HB-1593
     method of allocating Nat'l. nominating
       convention delegates, SB-1164, 1207
party mergers
     newly-established party merge with
       existing party, SB-10
petitions
     discovery petition filing fee, HB-940
     nominating petitions
         candidate information, HB-3023
         conformity; informal hearings,
           State Board of Elections
           determine, HB-912, 3121
         electoral boards examine, SB-1861
         false declarations, felony, SB-1970
         filing extension for first or last
           days falling on non-regular
           business day, SB-1317
         local gov't./sch. dist. offices, file
           statement of candidacy in lieu of
           nominating petition, HB-1641
         new political party, time for filing
            same as for established party,
            SB-87
         public policy question signatures
            in elector's own handwriting,
            HB-4088
         registered voter sign for unlimited
            no. of candidates, HB-4046
         school board members, HB-3000
         State Board of Elections examine,
            HB-912
          uniform filing dates, SB-2096
          uniform forms for petitions &
            nomination papers, St. Board
            Elections prescribe, HB-1691,
            3022
          ward & township committeemen,
            signature requirements, HB-
            1589
     petition sheets filed must be originals,
       HB-3088
     petition signer's address on nomination
       petitions for State legislator, HB-209
     signatures objected to reviewed by
       Board of Election Comm., SB-2176
     uniform forms for petitions &
       nomination papers, State Board of
       Elections prescribe, HB-1691
 political literature
     publication, HB-959
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ELECTIONS-Cont.
     accessible, defines, SB-2205
     campaign sign posting, HB-3921
     changing, 1st class mail notice to all
       voters in precinct, HB-1579, 2953
     handicapped & elderly accessibility,
       SB-61
     publication of precincts & polling
       places prior to election; election
       judge compensation, HB-1825
     reassignment of voters, SB- 1318; HB-
       174, 2967
     spoiled absentee ballot, permits voter to
       vote at polling place, HB-1690
pollwatchers
     candidates granted privileges, HB-3247
     credentials attestation, HB-1926, 3966
     in-person absentee voting pollwatchers,
       HB-955
     municipal primaries, credentials from
       central committee chairman, HB-
       1905
     placement at central counting station
       and each balloting location, HB-
       1303
precinct boards of administration
     creation; aid in registration, canvassing;
       stricken voter rights, SB-137; HB-
       1733, 2966
precinct canvassers
     fixes compensation, HB-1845
precinct committeemen
     appointed committeeman not cast vote
       for county central committee
       chairman, HB-131
precincts
     boards of administration; registration,
       canvassing, elections, SB-137;HB-
       1733, 2966
     county board may redraw boundaries,
       HB-1941
     publication of precincts & polling
       places prior to election; election
       judge compensation, HB-1825
     reassignment of voters, SB-1318; HB-
       174, 2967
     voter registration decreases due to
       university housing, factor in dividing
       precincts, SB-1068
primaries
     Blanket Primary Act, creates, HB-45
     cancellation if uncontested, allows, HB-
       1549
     consolidated primary date, HB-1516
     defeated candidate, prohibits write-in,
       HB-466
     general primary date, SB-64, 89, 164;
       HB-69, 435, 1147, 3076
     Open Primary Act, creates, HB-44,
       3757

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ELECTIONS-Cont.
Public Community College Act
    board of trustees election by sub-dist.
       (now at large), HB-143
public questions
    examination of filed petition for
       signature requirements, SB-
       1861;HB-565
    false declarations, felony, SB-1970
    political subdivision, circulation of
       petitions, SB-20
    submission to voters not scheduled to
       vote on candidates, SB-175;HB-2374
recalls, HB-2924, 3102
recounts
     automatic for unsuccessful candidate
       with 98% of vote, HB-2954
     automatic, defeated candidate
       receiving 98% of vote, HB-2538
     discovery recount, 90% of successful
       candidates votes, HB-2936
     technical change, HB-2419
referenda
     advisory referendum: military & naval
       active service training in Central
       Amer., SB-297;HB-838
     county jail occupation & use tax;
       general obligation bond issuance,
       HB-3326
     Home Equity Assurance, voters may
       create program to assure property
       against loss, SB-1592, 1684; HB-
       3260
     local officials, SB-652
     Metro-East Sanitary Dist. facilities,
       DOT inspect, prescribe standards;
       tax referendum, HB-196
     Public Airport Expenditures
       Referendum Act, creates; no public
       funds spent w/o referendum, SB-
       1310
     question details, unit of local
       government, HB-2695
     sanitary district trustee election, HB-
       3458
     school dist. utility services tax levy;
       backdoor referendum, HB-3248
     tax levy for mental health services,
       Statewide referendum, HB-1038
registration
     affirmative duty, election authorities,
       HB-2502
     bans at precinct or at election
       authorities' offices preceding
       election, HB-2042
     bilingual ballots and voter registration
       cards; deputy registrars & election
       judges, HB-3001
     boards of precinct administration;
       registration, canvassing, elections;
       stricken voter rights, SB-137; HB-
       1733, 2966




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ELECTIONS-Cont.
     braille services, HB-3035
     buildings in which alcohol sold but not
       consumed, allows registration in,
       HB-267
     by mail, county clerks & election
       commissioners adopt method, HB-
       1308, 4168
     cancellation hearing held 10 days after
       notice, SB-1446
     cancellation of former registration,
       HB-1246
     cancellation, failure to vote in
       preceding 10 years, SB-1929
     cancellation, prohibits if notice sent less
       than 70 days prior to election, HB-
       1582
     cancelled without notice, allows voters
       to vote upon signing affidavit, HB-
       198, 518
     card provide space for applicant's
       phone number, HB-1550
     chamber of commerce personnel
       designated as deputy registrars, HB-
       3605
     deadlines, HB-4089
     denial for failure to produce 2 IDs; list
       of persons denied; form stating legal
       requirements, SB-574
     deputy registrar accept registration 28
       days prior to election, HB-1112
     deputy registrars acceptance, HB-2962
     door-to-door canvassing of precinct,
       SB-176
     information; computer lists; nomination
       papers; election judge compensation;
       Chi. precinct boards of admin.;
       manuals, HB-1508
     local election authorities provide forms
        to deputy registrars, HB-1582
     municipal clerk of city in multiple
        counties accept any resident's reg.,
        SB-179, 653
     new locations, SB-2174
     re-registration of all IL voters, SB-541
     State university student housing lists,
        HB-3160
     telephone number, SB-1900
     temporary registration places,
        registration period, HB-1062
     voter reg. information furnished to
        State Board of Elect. 12/15 and 5/
        15, SB-1320
     voter registration cards provided to
        precinct committeeman, HB-652
     voter restoration; deputy registrar post
        bond; precinct registration hours;
        pay increase; deputy registrar fraud,
        HB-2566
 Registration and Voting Rights Act of
    1988, creates Article, SB-2178

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ELECTIONS--Cont.
retabulation
     standard random method of precinct
       selection; prior written notice; party
       representation, HB- 1126, 2949
school board members
     elected Chicago school board from 15
       districts, HB-2719
     filing of nomination petitions, HB-158
     general primary and regular election
       dates, HB-69, 1147
     referendum to divide sch. dists. into
       sch. board dists. for election of sch.
       board members, SB-897
school districts
     candidate lottery and ballot
       certification procedures, excludes
       sch. dists. from general election
       procedures, HB-3120
school trustees
     voter eligibility, SB-716, 1786, 1795;
       HB-1716
Southern Illinois University
     elected board, HB-3751
State Board of Elections
     See STATE BOARD OF
       ELECTIONS
 State central committeemen
     county convention election, prohibits,
       SB-1067
     method of allocating Nat'l. nominating
       convention delegates, SB-1164, 1207
 State office
     vacancies filled by persons of same
       political party, HB-3018
 State-sponsored commercials
     bans 60 days preceding elections, HB-
       4230
 straight party ticket, defines, HB-957
 strong mayor government
     candidates elected at nonpartisan
       elections; no primary, HB-2723
 students
     State university student housing lists,
       voter registration, HB-3160
 technical changes, SB-2272, 2274; HB-959
 township officials
     canvass of votes conducted by certain
        specified persons, HB-3653
 U.S. Congress candidate campaign
   committee income tax, imposes, HB-1396
 U.S. Senate
     vacancies filled by persons of same
        political party, HB-3018
 vacancies
     State office/U.S. Senate filled by
        person of same political party, HB-
        3018
 voter identification
      precinct registers in lieu of precinct
        binders, HB-682, 3295




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ELECTIONS-Cont.
voter qualifications
    relocated voter vote in dist. of
       registration, SB-60
voting booths
    requires curtains, HB-1209
voting residence
    failure to report nursing home
       residents, misdemeanor, SB-617, 638
ward and township committeemen
    petition signature requirements, HB-
       1589
write-in
    counted when no candidate has filed a
       nominating petition, HB-3122
     minimum vote requirements, SB-2097;
       HB-1125, 2952
EMERGENCY SERVICES AND
  PERSONNEL
ambulance services
    see also: paramedics
    attendants, immunity for conducting
       AIDS test or obtaining blood sample,
       HB-4005
     EMS systems, ambulance represenative
       on each within trauma region, SB-
       1647; HB-3014
     Rural Health Care Services
       Improvement Act, creates, SB-814,
       1647
chemical release
     ESDA notify residents within 48 hrs.,
       SB-792
Chemical Safety Act
     chemical release, Emergency Services
       & Disaster Agency notification,
       HB-747
Disaster Preparedness of the Metro-East
  Sanitary District, Commission on,
  creates, HB-1074
disaster relief
     local government State reimbursement,
       HB-235, 1068
     local governments reimbursement, HB-
       4267
Disaster Relief Act
     Disaster Relief Fund monies used for
       State agency disaster-related
       expenses, HB-2802
     local government reimbursement by
       State, HB-3359
 Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
   Systems Act
     ambulance represenative on each EMS
       System of trauma region, SB-
       1647;HB-3014
     emergency med. technician licensing
       (now certification), HB-1425
     EMT-P training, no sponsor required,
       HB-3806

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EMERGENCY SERVICES AND
  PERSONNEL-Cont.
    nurse definitions, HB-1298
    patient delivered to hospital of choice,
      HB-3014
    services to underserved areas, Dept.
      Public Hlth. plan include, HB-1464
    specialized emergency medical services
      vehicle, defines; Dept. Public Health
      regulates, HB-2820
    Trauma Center designation, HB-2410
    trauma centers inspection, Dept. Public
      Health, HB-3502
    trauma region protocols, ambulance
      provider representation, SB-1945
emergency medical treatment
    facilities staff proficient in oral English,
       HB-926
emergency response costs
    DUI offender pay public agency, SB-
       1925
emergency response programs
    local government plans; Chemical
       Safety Fund, HB-1359
Emergency Services & Disaster Agency Act
  of 1988, Illinois, HB-4011
Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
  Act
    chemical release, Emergency Services
       & Disaster Agency notification,
       HB-747
    nonsworn volunteers State employees
       under Worker's Comp. Act, SB-46
    political subdivision real property tax
       levy, HB-1827
    potential flooding information to
       political subdivisions, HB-2470
     Recovery Planning Council, creates;
       economic recovery of disaster area,
       HB-2096
     repeals; creates IL Emergency Services
       & Disaster Agency of 1987, HB-
       2813
     sheriff compensation for service as
       coordinator of services, HB-3373
     transfer certain duties to EPA,
       HB-3683
emergency telecommunications
     devices installed at public safety
       answering points for deaf & hearing
       impaired callers, HB-2114
emergency telephone system
    joint board to implement, HB-911
English proficiency
     facilities staff, HB-926
     hospital emergency service personnel,
       HB-1783
false emergency calls, disorderly conduct,
  SB-1398
firefighting




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EMERGENCY SERVICES AND
  PERSONNEL-Cont.
    See FIRE PROTECTION
flooding
    ESDA info to political subdivisions on
       potential flooding, HB-2470
hazardous materials emergencies
    fire protection district plans, HB-3489
Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense
  Workers, Civil Air Patrol Members,
  Paramedics and Firemen Compensation
  Act
    killed in line of duty, HB-259
    State employees killed by act of
       violence of other State employee,
       HB-3570
local government emergency services
     disaster relief, State reimbursement in
       full for disasters after 10/14/86,
       HB-235
paramedics and ambulance personnel
     hospital notify of patients with
       dangerous or infectious diseases;
       Dept. Public Health establish list of
       diseases, HB-1242
political activity
     prohibits by emerg. services & disaster
       agency, HB-2813
Rape Victims Emergency Treatment Act
     Sexual Assualt Survivors Emergency
       Treatment Act, changes title; terms;
       procedures, HB-2839
 Rural Health Care Services Improvement
   Act
     creates; county rural ambulance
       service, SB-814, 1647
 State Emergency Medical Services
   Disciplinary Review Board
     creates; Advanced Life Support/
       Mobile Intensive Care System;
       review by Dept. Public Health,
       HB-1249
 State Emergency Response Commission
     creates; names IL Emergency Services
       and Disaster Agency, E087-2
 telecommunciations services facilities
     fire protection and emergency system
       study, SB-1875
 trauma victims
     Statewide transportation plan, DOT
       helicopters, HB-1955
 911 Emergency Telephone Number Act
     false report or complaints penalties,
       SB-801
     message tax imposition referendum
       requirement, removes, HB-3676
 EMPLOYMENT
 affirmative action
     labor organizations compliance with
       affirmative action req., HB-3364

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
Apprenticeship & Training Council, State,
  SB-1444, 2204
Apprenticeship and Training Act
    creates; DCCA Council; programs for
      apprenticeship & on-the-job
      training, SB-1445, 2210
arbitration services
    civil law suit arbitrators
       indemnification, HB-3319
    Dept. of Labor services, determination
       of standards for just cause for notice
       of cancellation, SB-1708
Career Counseling or Outplacement
  Consumer Protection Act, SB-1858
Child Labor Law
     employment certificates
         exempts for federal programs, SB-
           903
         exempts for summer day camp
           counselors, SB-242
children recreational services
     employee background statements, HB-
       3697
Clean Indoor Air Act, Illinois
     creates; prohibits smoking in public
       places, SB-374, 1820;HB-20, 4195
Clean Workplace Air Act, IL
     creates; prohibits smoking in
       workplace, HB-1719
collective bargaining
     successor clause, agreement binding
       upon successor employer, HB-332
 Community Care Program Criminal
   Background Investigations Act
     creates; Dept. Aging community care
       agencies employee background
       checks, HB-2809
 compulsory retirement, HB-1848, 2164,
   2177
 corridors of opportunity
     targets funding to low-population
       counties with high unemployment
       rate, HB-1964
 County Personnel Administration System,
   permits, HB-1088
 Crane, Hoisting and Earth Moving
   Equipment Operators Licensing Act, SB-
   1448
 criminal background checks
     Community Care Program Criminal
       Background Investigations Act,
       creates; Dept. Aging, HB-2809
     Dept. State Police conduct on request
       of prospective employers, HB-2515
 Dept. of Conservation
     field services, Dept. employ majority of
       personnel in, HB-3871
 discharge
     prohibits for claim under group
       accident & health coverage, HB-814




2645


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
dislocated worker
    eligibility under Fed. Job Training
       Partnership Act assures eligibility
       under Prairie State 2000 Authority,
       SB-62
driver's license revocation
     Sec. of State notify employer or local
       authority of suspension or revocation
       of employee's license, HB-1833
Drug Testing Act, Illinois
     creates; employee drug and alcohol
       testing by employers, HB-3509
Economic Adjustment Council
     creates in DCCA; assistance related to
       IL business closings & layoffs, HB-
       810, 3421
Economic Adjustment, Council for
     establishes, assistance connected with
       IL business closings & lay-offs, HB-
       1192
Education for Employment Curriculum,
  sch. boards est. for grades 7 thru 12, HB-
  2008
Educational Labor Relations Act
     (Educational Labor Relations Board)
     annual report to Governor and General
       Assembly, SB-713
     appeals taken to judicial district
       containing Ed. Labor Rel. Board
       office, SB-576
     arbitration panel, educational
       employees vs police & firemen, HB-
       1929
     bargaining unit inclusions, HB-2115
     Boards' precedents, all Boards
       consider, HB-1007
     defines short-term employee, HB-1800
     employer rights, SB-408
     exclusive bargaining representative
       election ties, HB-2650
     General Counsel, each Board appoint,
       SB-976
     limits strikes to 20 school days, HB-276
     mediation services request of Fed.
       Mediation & Conciliation Service,
       other party join request or pay
       additional costs of other service, SB-
       579
     reconsideration of orders, HB-3581
     representation before Board; impasse
       procedures, HB-3138
     representation election time period;
       unfair labor practices; final orders;
       expenditure of public funds;
       precedents; SB-1215
     representation, Board adopt rules,
       HB-3379
     rules allowing representation by certain
       persons; impasse procedures, HB-
       1372

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
    student representative present during
      collective bargaining, SB-1422
    teacher bargaining deadline, HB-458
    technical change, SB-402
    technical changes, HB-1061, 2031
    U of I firefighters, transfers to Public
       Labor Relations Act, HB-4273
    unfair labor practice, HB-1445
Emergency Employment Development Act,
  IL
    administration of Act with Dept.
       Public Aid, HB-359
Employee and Applicant Alcohol and Drug
  Testing Act
    creates; requirements, methods,
       confidentiality, reliability, HB-937
employee benefits
    health and accident insurance plan,
       HB-3876
Employee Drug Testing Act, HB-1460
Employee Ownership Assistance Act
    definitions revision, HB-1680
    Emergency Business Retention Act,
       renames Act; includes community
       ownership associations; forms of
       assistance, SB-796, 1685
Employee Review of Personnel Records Act
    exemptions, HB-2102
employer training costs
    DCCA use of public funds, limits, HB-
       3265
Employer-Assisted Community Housing
  Fund Act
    creates; DCCA matching grants to
       employers, HB-964
family medical leave rights, SB-1160
Field Sanitation Act
    agricultural worker definition; field
       sanitation facilities; on-site
       inspections, HB-1310
Free Employment Office, IL
    work within commuting distance of
       residence, agency must find for
       applicant, HB-2657
Freedom of Information
    See RECORDS
Industrial Home Work Act
     Dept. Labor prohibitions, removes
       authority; removes certain types
       work from prohibitions, HB-1394
Job Referral and Job Listing Services
  Consumer Protection Act, creates,
  HB-3662
Job Training and Employment Opportunity,
  Board of, creates, SB-1014
Job Training Coordinating Council Act
    council membership, increases,
       HB-2102
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EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
    Civil Rights Sub-Committee, appoints;
       civil rights requirements of
       employment & training programs,
       SB-650
Judicial Labor Relations Board, creates,
  SB-1257; HB-2496
Labor-Management Notification and
  Consultation Act
    creates; plant closing notice; civil relief;
       DCCA/Dept. Labor, HB-810, 3381,
       3411
Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense
  WorkWorkers, Civil Air Patrol Members,
  Paramedics and Firemen Compensation
  Act
     State employees killed by act of
       violence of other State employee,
       HB-3570
lie detector tests
     prohibits as condition of employment,
       SB-455;HB-1048, 3388
local labor-management committees
     matching grant program, DCCA;
       Office of Labor Management
       Cooperation, SB-834
 maternity leave rights, HB-1650
 military reserve service
     interference with a petty offense,
       SB-162
 Minimum Wage Law
     see also: FEES AND SALARIES
     excludes persons earning less than
       $2.90 per hour, SB-268;HB-277
     increases minimum wage, SB-948
     minimum wage rate as established by
       fed. law, SB-1949;HB-3694
     overtime for Dept. State Police officers,
       HB-2939
     overtime pay exceptions, HB-2945,
       3025, 3127, 4060
     public works employees underpayment
       recoveries, HB-3560
     summer day camp counselor
       exemptions, SB-242
     technical change, HB-2030
 Minority Business Development Authority
   Act, IL, creates, HB-1627
 municipal civil service division
     limits suspensions, HB-423
     promotion list strikings, HB-953
 municipal library employees
     excludes from civil service, HB-89
 Nazi Germany/slave labor
     bans certain businesses from IL, HB-
        2418
     bans State gov't. entities business
        transactions, HB-2417
 Neighborhood Corps Act, Illinois, repeals,
   SB-1685

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
one day of rest in seven, HB-74
personnel radiation monitoring
    radiation exposure records of employee,
       HB-3431
personnel records
    management planning materials,
       deletes exemption from disclosure,
       HB-3379
    records inspection exceptions, HB-4102
political activities
     law enforcement employees, prohibits
       interference, HB-708
pregnant employees, parental rights, HB-86
Prevailing Wage Law
     see also: FEES AND SALARIES
     adds short title, SB-507;HB-2029
     applicable to State public works
       projects only, SB-1127
     overtime exemptions, employees on
       public works, SB-2037; HB-3771
     public works employees underpayment
       recoveries, HB-3560
     repeals, HB-1035
Private Employment Agencies Act
     fees, increases; executive search forms,
       includes as agency, HB-3840
 public aid workfare programs
     employment policies formulation,
       HB-898
 Public Labor Relations Act, IL
     (Local Labor Relations Board)
     (State Labor Relations Board)
     affirmative action programs, requires
       prospective exclusive bargaining
       agent to have, HB- 119
     bargaining units
         historical pattern of recognition,
           bans both peace & non-peace
           officer employees, HB-2908
     Boards' precedents, all Boards
       consider, HB-1007
     collective bargaining duty incl.
       negotiation obligations over existing
       laws, HB-1711
     counsel, joint rules governing
       appointment or selection, HB-1371,
       3131, 3379
     exempts judicial employees &
       employers; creates Judicial Labor
       Rel. Act, SB-1257
     General Assembly employees, excludes,
       SB-1257
     General Counsel, each Board appoint,
       SB-976
     Local Labor Relations Board
          abolishes; divides St. Board into
            St. & local panels, SB-631;HB-
            1261
     peace officer/firemen collective
        bargaining contracts, deletes
        appropriation requirement of city,
        HB-1609




2647


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
    representation election time period;
      unfair labor practices; final orders;
      expenditure of public funds;
      precedents; SB-1215
    representation hearings; intervention;
       counsel, HB-3379
    school districts under 1 million,
       removes from jurisdication of State
       Labor Rel. Board, HB-2649
    security employees collective
       bargaining mediation, HB-1214,
       1215
    security employees, prohibits lockout
       by employer, HB-1604
    State/Local Board joint rules, HB-
       3141
     supervisor, definition, HB-970
     technical changes, HB-2031
     U of I firefighters, transfers from Ed.
       Labor Relations Act, HB-4273
     unfair labor practice,
       SB-1215;HB-1230, 1445
Public Service Employment Programs for
  Probationers Act
     community service sentences, HB-245
Public Service Jobs Act
     creates; Dept. Labor program, HB-
       1034
public utilities
     restricts former ICC director
       employment, HB-1459
retraining
     bans DCCA payments to employers for
       certaining reopening facilities, HB-
       1444
rural plant closings/lay-offs
     DCCA community revitalization
       teams, HB-2744
Secretary of State Merit Employment Code
     Dir. of Personnel compensation,
       SB-282
Self-employed Manufacturing Assistance
   Program Act
     creates; DCCA grants & loans to self-
       employed businesses, SB-1239
social security number disclosure bans, SB-
   1669
Sports Facilities Authority Act, Illinois
     affirmative action program for equal
       employment, HB-2898
spouse and child support
     employer withholding fee, increases,
       HB-326
State Agency Employees Child Care
   Services Act
     child care services vendors selection,
       SB-1707
 State construction projects
     apprentices or trainees; equal
       employment opportunities; DOT/
       CMS on-the-job training, SB-1468,
       2203

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
State employees
    AIDS instruction training program,
      Dept. Public Hlth. develop for St.
      employees, HB-738
    civil law suits - indemnification
         Office of State Long-Term Care
           Ombudsman for Dept. on
           Aging, includes, SB-2234
    collective bargaining agent pursuant to
       IL State Labor Relations Act, HB-
       678
    compensation for disabling injury in
      line of duty, HB-3570
    compulsory retirement age ban, SB-
       1572; HB-1848, 2980
    DCFS "homemakers" in Sangamon
       County, considered DCFS
       employees, HB-4134
    DCMS plans to increase number of
       Hispanic & bilingual State
       employees, HB-1645
    direct deposit of payments, HB-244
    female employment percentages, SB-
       1975
     Law Enforcement Officers, Civil
       Defense Workers, Civil Air Patrol
       Members, Paramedics and Firemen
       Compensation Act, includes St.
       employees killed in line of
       employment, HB-3570
     lottery participation, bans State
       employees above certain salary level,
       SB-1577
     motor vehicle liability coverage denial,
       HB-2225
     Personnel Code
         AIDS leave of absence, HB-739
         bans disclosure of employee's
           identity for exposing waste of
           State funds, SB-753;HB-1780
         comparable worth pay plans, HB-
           3101
         comparable worth, basis for
           compensation, SB-951 ;HB-678
         Executive Development Program,
           scholarships for executive
           training, SB-1304
         proof of Selective Service
           registration, SB-2277
         reference change, SB-2152
         sunset date for repeal of term
           appointments, HB-2224
         unused vacation credit, HB-1779
         vacancies, Dept. CMS publish
           lists, HB-1146
         veterans preference provisions
           violation, misdemeanor, HB-845
         veterans, 10% hiring preference,
           HB-3291
     personnel transfer among agencies,
       Comptroller report to G.A., SB-999





2648


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
    policy-making State officer discharge,
      HB-3349
    political considerations, prohibits from
      affecting non-policymaking
      employees, HB-445
    Presidents Day holiday celebration; 2
       designated holidays, SB-1024
    productivity, management audit of
       each Dept., HB-2394
    prohibits political considerations from
       affecting non-policymaking
       employees, SB-i1188
    Sick Leave Bank Act, creates, SB-1922
    State agency Human Rights Act
       compliance audits, HB-4064
    State employee alcohol & drug abuse
       education program, DASA establish,
       HB-1623
    State employees paid semi-monthly,
       HB-3163
    State government female employment,
       35%, HB-3363
    State Office Smoking Prohibition Act,
       creates, HB-2297
    student loan default, prohibits State
       employment; wage garnishment,
       HB-1098
    unused sick leave compensation, HB-
       2251
State Employees Group Insurance Act
    group benefits, HB-2834
    local government employees coverage,
       HB-3028, 3769
    long-term care facility coverage, HB-
       3877
    member's child eligibility
       determination, HB-3602
    retired or disabled IL public
       community college employees,
       includes, SB-145; HB-798
State Employees Indemnity Act
    physicians, includes employees of Dept.
       Vet. Affairs and persons on service
       contracts, HB-2229
State Officers and Employees Money
  Disposition Act
    time period to deposit moneys into
       State treasury, shortens, HB-3718
State Salary and Annuity Withholding Act
    legal expense insurance premiums,
       permits withholding for, HB-551
State Treasurer Employment Code,
  HB-3895
State Universities Civil Service System Act
    bonus points for each year of
       continuous service added to civil
       service exam score, HB-1116
    bonuses, SB-1936
    comparable worth pay plans, HB-3101
    comparable worth, basis for
       compensation, SB-951;HB-678

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
    excludes from monthly pay schedule,
      SB-440;HB-1284
    flexible hours positions, HB-1116, 3343
    Presidents Day holiday celebration,
      SB-1204
    standardized compensation of
      employees, HB-4074
student loan defaults
    State agency employment &
      purchasing practices restrictions
      without repayment agreements,
      HB-2248
Toxic Substances Disclosure to Employees
  Act
    agricultural worker employer, includes;
       multi-lingual information/programs,
       HB-3702
    chemical name definition; material
       safety data sheet information on
       health hazards, HB-627
    container hazard warnings, HB-627
    Dept. Labor chemical usage report,
       SB-953
    exempts certain paint tinting, HB-921
Toxic-free Workplace Act
    creates; unlawful to unreasonably
      expose employees to toxic
      substances, SB-2187, 2245
trade schools
    solicitation of public aid applicant,
       restricts, SB-1876
Unemployment Insurance Act
    base period
         adjustments, HB-1354
         wages, voluntarily leaving
           employment, HB-619
    benefit year extension, HB-1103
    benefits
         persons voluntarily leaving
           employment, HB-1335
         recoupment, ineligibile persons,
           HB-1442
         school bus drivers, HB-195
    benefits, eligibility, HB-1352
    employer contribution rate, SB-1708;
       HB-1457
    employer lockout, SB-113; HB-141,
       2188
    employer tax avoidance surcharge
       proceeds, HB-2033
    employment definition
         newspaper delivery service, SB-
           1120, 1568
         rehabilitation of certain impaired
           individuals, HB-442
     exemptions/exclusions
         newspaper/magazine sales
           services, SB-1674
         part-time nurses, HB- 117




2649


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
         seminarians/novitiates, SB- 1174
         truck tractor owners, HB-604
    file documents not automatically
       competent evidence in hearings, HB-
       1208
    ineligible recipient
         Dept. of Employment Security
           error, gov't. entity reimbursed,
           HB-282
         persons receiving Workers' Comp.
           partial disability benefits, HB-
           2653
         private school bus drivers under
           certain conditions, SB-171;HB-
           1099
     interest on unpaid contributions;
       penalty for employer failure to file,
       HB-182
     obsolete references, deletes, HB-2652
     school bus driver benefits, HB-195
     seeking of work, requires proof, SB-754
     short title, SB-484
     small business officer withdrawal, HB-
       879
     standards of ability to work, Dept.
       Employment Security adopt rules,
       HB-1559
     statewide average weekly wage; interest
       on past due contributions; base
       period wages; benefits eligibility
       during lockouts; employer surcharge;
       State experience factor formula,
       SB-484
     technical change, HB-2033
     vacation pay period designation, HB-
       1379
unemployment, Dept. Labor study; report to
   Gov. & G.A., HB-2091
union referral lists
     union provide to signatory employers,
       HB-1296
Urban Civilian Youth Service
     creates; urban youth unemployment
       report; work program, HB-907
veterans preference
     Public Works, increases penalties for
       violations, HB-847
     violation of civil service position
       appointments, misdemeanor,
       HB-845
 Wage Assignment Act
     maximum earnings collected by
       assignee, HB-3149
 Wage Payment and Collection Act
     contractor liability for wages, HB-1990
     vacation pay, SB-1879
     vacation time forfeiture, HB-602
 Wages of Employees on Public Works Act
     contractors disregarding obligations,
       Dept. Labor publish list quarterly,
       HB-1035, 3378

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


EMPLOYMENT-Cont.
work week
    city mayor & commissioners, deletes
      30-hr per week requirement,
      SB-240;HB-854
Workplace Safety Device Act
    creates; unlawful to remove safety
       warnings & devices, SB-2186, 2246
youth employment and career development
    Dept. Public Aid community-based
       programs & services, SB-523
    DMHDD programs for minority youth,
       HB-1834
ENERGY
Center for Self-Reliance Act
    creates; St. Clair county economic
       development & energy development,
       HB-1971
Chicago Metropolitan Solid Waste Disposal
  and Energy Producing Act
     creates; 5-yr plan, HB-1644
Coal and Energy Development Bond Act
     IL Alternative Energy Loan
       Repayment Fund, creates for deposit
       of funds, SB-572
     report to G.A. evaluating coal
       development projects, HB-2315
     specifies Illinois coal, HB-1769
     stylistic change, HB-1272
East Moline Correctional Center
     generator, CDB take bids to move to
       Quincy, HB-1737
Energy and Natural Resources Act
     public museum, incl. historical radio &
       TV broadcasting, HB-981
Energy Assistance Act
     eligibility; customer pay 15% monthly
       household income, HB-4054
     eligibility; payment schedule; public
       utility credits against Ill. income tax;
       HB-3704
     energy assistance plan, recreates &
       continues, SB-1915
     minimum monthly income
       determination; utility recovery of
       shortfalls, SB-1626
     no outdoor gas lights; attorney
       reciprocity; charitable donations; IL
       Residential Affordable Payment
       Program exceptions, SB-487
     participants payments; year-long
       program operation, SB-1626
     public housing funding, federal
       matching funds, HB-1619
     public utility conservation & weather
       programs, DCCA operate, HB-2397
     shortfalls, public utilities report
       monthly, SB-1626
     termination of program, SB-1915
     weatherization




2650


ENERGY-Cont.
         excludes purchase of heating units
           or other appliances, HB-41
         program run by DCCA, SB-95;
           HB-393
         revises program; DCCA run
           weatherization & conservation
           programs, HB-393
Energy Conservation Finance Authority
  Act, Illinois
     creates; reduce utility & energy costs of
       State & local gov't. and sch. dist.
       bldgs., SB-2250; HB-3056
energy consumption
     buildings leased by State, Dept. Energy
       & Natural Resources computerize
       data, SB-159
Energy Demonstration Zone Act
     creates; cities designate zones for
       electric utility generating plants
       exempt from ICC regulation, HB-
       4200
energy efficiency
     energy efficiency standards, IL
       Housing Development Authority est.,
       HB-1660
energy plans
     gas & electric company exemptions;
       limits requirements to IL services,
       costs & facilities, SB-790
gas & oil exploration damages,
   compensation to surface owners, HB-
   1772
nuclear power plants
     cooling towers & ponds, excludes as
       pollution control facility, HB-2064
     decommissioning trust funds, SB-173,
       187; HB-215
     nuclear power reactor fees, deletes
       special category, SB-1182
 public utility energy audits
     residences of persons 65 or older, HB-
       715
 solar energy
     IHDA bond authorization, HB-2592
 State institutional conservation program,
   HB-2214
 Superconducting Super Collider Act
     exempt from local rules & regulations,
       SB-914
     property owner compensation for
       decline in value or damage to
       property, SB-1673;HB-3049
     property tax loss compensation, HB-
       3050, 3472
     reimubrsement schedule, HB-3512
     supplemental State school aid, HB-
       3473
 ENGLISH/LANGUAGES
 bilingual education

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ENGLISH/LANGUAGES-Cont.
    school 2-yr. transitional programs, HB-
       927
court interpreters
     provides for criminal defendants &
       juvenile proceedings, HB-1149
education
     curricula; summer institutes; grants;
       teachers; IL International Language
       & Trade Academy, HB-2780
English proficiency
     emergency medical facility staff, HB-
       926
     hospital emergency service personnel,
       HB-1783
     physicians & psychologists; proficiency
       exams; license restriction, HB-455
     psychiatrists & psychologists providing
       direct patient care or treatment, HB-
       1782
International Language and Trade
   Academy, IL, Lt. Gov. council establish,
   HB-2780
interpreters
     State health care facilities furnish, HB-
       3003
Toxic Substances Disclosure to Employees
   Act
     agricultural worker employers; safety
       data sheets, warnings, etc., HB-3702
ENTERPRISE ZONES
amendment & decertification
     applications to replace decertified zone,
       DCCA accept, SB-1780
     include area in another city or county
       as part of designated enterprise zone,
       HB-1494
 electrical service
     business or joint businesses may
       contract for, SB-559
 enterprise high schools
     Enterprise H.S. Laboratory, creates;
       training & research, HB-2289
 Enterprise Zone Act, IL
     Centralia, designates area, HB-2102
     certification in each of 7 yrs. from
       1983, SB-1780
     certification, increases number,
       HB-3982
     decertification, DCCA standards;
       DCCA may require matching funds
       for grants, SB-486
     designated zone organization
       definition, HB-2866
     enterprise zone designation preference,
       HB-3839
     high-impact businesses, HB-4091
     increases number; increases size,
       SB-981
     increases number, HB-4111




2651


ENTERPRISE ZONES-Cont.
    new zones located in low-population
       counties with high unemp. rate,
       HB-1966
    non-contiguous territory qualifications,
       HB-4201
    punctuation changes, SB-503
    river conservancy districts designate
       ent. zones, SB-1791
    targets loans to low-population counties
       with high unemployment rate, HB-
       1965
Enterprise Zone Promotional Fund Act
    creates; DCCA grants to support
       marketing proposals, HB-2407
increases maximum number,
  SB-981;HB-1494
Local Investment Pool Act
    creates; cities with Enterprise Zones
       form Municipal Investment Pool,
       HB-2733
qualifications, noncontiguous territory, HB-
  4201
qualifications, revises; eliminates restrictions
  of number of zones, SB-1086
relocation loans
     requires General Assembly
       authorization, HB-2459
tax exemption
     business enterprise qualifications,
       HB-441
taxation
     enterprise zone jobs tax credit
       qualifications, HB-2829
     enterprise zone tax refund (now
       abatement), HB-1543
technical correction, SB-1780
utility taxes
     exemption status 3 months after
       certification (now 6), HB-1419
     exemption, DCCA determine eligible
       investments, HB-3982
ENTERTAINMENT
Carnival and Amusement Rides Safety Act
     definitions: carnival and principal
       business, HB-228
     liability insurance and bond
       requirements, HB-227
     permit revocations; standards for
       length of suspension; fees, SB-601
 Live Entertainment Performance Crowd
   Safety Act, IL, creates; restricts ticket
   sales, HB-113
sale of tickets
     repeals Act in relation to sale of tickets
       to certain places of entertainment or
       amusement, HB-1803
 Video Movie Sales and Rentals Act
     restricts morbid materials, HB-2612
     underage rentals, prohibits X-rated or
       nonrated, HB-4198

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES
aboveground storage tanks
    regulation, HB-3620
    State Fire Marshal regulate, HB-3683
attorneys fees
    plaintiff prevailing against A.G. or
      State's Attorney, HB-2664
beverage cans
    nondegradable connectors, bans, HB-
       3551
    pull-tabs, bans; requires containers to
       be returnable, HB-1292
    pull-tabs, prohibits retail sales; business
      offense, SB-218
beverage containers
    bans detachable pull-tabs; requires to
       be returnable; refund value;
       distributor pay retail dealer, HB-62,
       1292
    returnable & minimum refund value
       requirements, SB-1567
clean-up of property
    lien for costs of EPA cleanup, SB-2010
coal combustion ash
    disposal without permit, HB-1767
coal power plants
    rebuilt electrical generating units must
       conform with federal Clean Air Act,
       SB-1420
coal utilization research
     IL Coal Development Board agenda,
       HB-1766
Coastal Resources Management Act, IL
    creates; management in conjunction
       with municipal management
       program of defined coastal zone, HB-
       2754
complaints
     complainant costs awards, HB-345
compliance violations
     subsequent compliance no defense, HB-
       2811,3425
composting
     defines; exempts sites, SB-1865, 1915;
       HB-3800
     landscape waste compost distribution
       and marketing study, Dept. ENR,
       HB-3389
     yard waste; long-term solid waste
       management plans, HB-3878
Comprehensive Groundwater Protection
   Act
     creates; regional plans; Interagency
       Coordination Committee; regulation
       by EPA & Dept. Pub. Hlth.; right to
       recovery for contaminated wells, SB-
       1307
Conservation District Act
     tax rate use flexibility, SB-892




2652


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES-Cont.
Conservation Enhancement Act, Illinois
    creates; IL Topsoil Program; IL
       Natural Resource Enhancement
       Program, SB-1228
    strategic natural resource management
       plan completion, HB-4053
Conservation Resource Management Office
  in Dept. of Conservation, SB-1954
corn-based plastic
    corrections/mental health facilities use
       plastic bags made from, HB-3254
     Dept. Energy & Natural Resources act
       as clearinghouse for information on,
       HB-3549
criminal fines distribution, SB-1354
Dead Animal Disposal Act
     compliance, EPA land pollution
       compliance, HB-4194
definitions
     biodeterioration, biodegradation,
       SB-1599
demolition debris
     construction, exempt from permit
       requirements, SB-1978
economic impact studies
     manner of adopting rules & performing
       studies, SB-1834
     requested when information in record is
       inadequate, HB-1309
 emergency/hazardous/toxic chemical forms
     businesses filing forms with US-EPA,
       Ill. EPA make available to public,
       SB-1498
 Environmental Cleanup Responsibility Act,
   IL
     creates; EPA cleanup plan for property
       associated with hazardous
       substances; bond requirement; HB-
       2141
 Environmental Health Practitioner
   Registration Act
     creates; registration of health, safety,
       environmentalist, etc. persons;
       exams, HB-972
 Environmental Toxicology Act
     creates; investigate threats to public
       health, HB-725
 EPA - Environmental Protection Agency
     See STATE AGENCIES
 Exotic Weed Act, IL, creates, HB-2236
 Exotic Weed Control Act, IL
     creates; designation of exotic weeds
       threatening natural habitats, HB-
       2235
 federal Resource Conservation and
   Recovery Act, codifies acronym, SB-1425
 fees
     any fee authorized under Act may be
       charged, HB-2254

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES--Cont.
    impositions; increases; designations;
      SB-1860
    inspection or permit fees charged to
       local gov'ts., bans, HB-2726
Field Sanitation Act
    sanitation facilities for 10 or more
       workers, HB-1055
Floodplain Construction Act
    creates; prohibits new construction;
       DOT floodplain maps, HB-368
fluorspar
    occupation and use taxes, 0%, SB-1678
Forest Products Transportation Act
     proof of ownership; Dept. of
       Conservation regulation, SB-1493
garbage dumps - see: landfills
garbage transfer - see: landfills
gasoline vapor recovery systems
     Pollution Control Board may adopt
       rules, HB-1671
     requires at gas stations, HB-1610
groundwater protection
     EPA plan deadline, SB-1209
     Groundwater Protection Act,
       Comprehensive, creates, SB-1307
     recharge areas, waste facilities
       restrictions, SB-2076
 Hazardous Waste Crane Operators
   Licensing Act/Hazardous Waste
   Laborers Licensing Act, creates,
   HB-3100
 Hazardous Waste Fund monies uses, HB-
   2743
 Hazardous Waste Occupational Licensing
   Fund
     creates; EPA administer Haz. Waste
       Crane Operators & Laborers
       Licensing Acts, HB-2917
 Hazardous Waste Strike Force
     creates Div. of State Police, HB-2244
 hazardous wastes
     calculated criminal disposal definition,
       SB-1496
     EPA permit exemptions, SB-1615
     forfeiture of conveyances used in
       certain violations, SB-1497
     household wastes, EPA feasibility
       study for collection & disposal
       program, HB-3683
     Lake Calumet, EPA study of
       hazardous wastes, HB-3608
     violations statute of limitations, HB-
       2329
 hazardous wastes sites
     owners through foreclosure exempt
       from liability, SB-1615
 industrial real estate
     bans transfer until site cleared of
       hazardous wastes, SB-1244;HB-2246





2653


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES--Cont.
Lake Calumet Environmental Enhancement
  Authority Act, creates, SB-1600; HB-
  2999, 3683, 3922
landfills
     annual reports: materials received;
       security; IDs, SB-1912
     construction debris, exempts landfills
       from regional pollution control
       facility, HB-3669
     EPA administrative citations for
       violations, SB-1958
    garbage transfer station siting,
       HB-3425
     illegal actions; administrative citation
       enforcement, SB-1958
     landfill waste, includes as special waste,
       HB-3666
     landscape waste in nonbiodegradable
       containers, bans, SB-1599
     location, bans near nature preserves,
       SB-2078
     open dump, bans littering, scavenging,
       etc, SB-1958
     regional garbage transfer station
       requirements, HB-3179
     siting criteria, third party appeal
       findings of county board, SB-2038
     truck cleaning facilities, HB-3828
     vehicle cleaning facilities, HB-3548
Litter Control Act
     penalties, increases, HB-4179
local government
     control: landfills, environmental
       matters, HB-589
local siting review
     unincorporated Cook County, deletes
       exemption, SB-1917, 2262
Local Solid Waste Disposal Act - see: solid
  waste/solid waste management
manifest fees cap; reportable waste piles
  limits, SB-1915
medical waste references, HB-1879
mining
     see also: COAL
     State Mining Board functions,
       transfers; reconstitutes Oil and Gas
       Board, HB-3614, 4154
     Underground Resources Conservation
       Enforcement Fund, creates; funded
       by drilling permit fees, HB-2797
municipal waste
     incinerator ash regulation and testing,
       HB-4137
Natural Areas Preservation Act
     buffer areas, changes from reserve
       areas, HB-2236
     landfills, bans locations near nature
       preserves, SB-2078

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES--Cont.
Natural Resources Act
    economic impact studies, SB-1834,
       2235
    recycling project grants, HB-3913
noise emission
    baseball exemptions, SB-958
    expands prohibition, HB-3435
    nighttime regulations
         baseball exemptions, SB-958
         exempts pro athletic events in
           cities over 1 million, SB-90
         shooting firearms at targets, HB-
           3030
         sporting events, permits 18 per
           season, SB-1544
oil, gas, coal and underground resources Act
     Underground Resources Conservation
       Enforcement Fund, creates; drilling
       permit fees, HB-2797
on-site waste
    permit requirements, HB-3315, 3322
penalties
    civil penalties, increases, HB-2245
    civil penalties, interest after 30 days,
       HB-2255
    monetary penalties reduction, rebate,
       SB-1962
pesticides
     EPA cleanup authorization, HB-3568
Pollution Control Board
    See COMMISSIONS,
       COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
Prairie Trail Authority Act
    county corporate authorities incl. board
       of trustees of eligible county
       counservation dist., HB-1819
Public Intervenor, Office of, creates, HB-
  2478
public water supply
     certification fees deposited into Env.
       Pro. Permit and Inspection Fund,
       SB-913
radon gas
     radon gas residence testing, EPA
       establish program, HB-1887
Radon Mitigation Act
     creates; Dept. Nuclear Safety program
       for detecting & reducing radon;
       detecting device approval; treble
       damages, SB-1517
recycling
     recycling project grants, HB-3913,
       4239
regional pollution control facility
     abandoned quarries used for disposal of
       construction debris, exempts,
       SB-1958
     annexed site approval, ratification by
       referendum, SB-1915




2654


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES-Cont.
    bans filing application for site approval
       previously disapproved, SB-891
    composting sites, exemption, SB-1865,
       1915; HB-3800
     DOT flood-proof determinations,
       removes requirement, SB-931
     DOT traffic impact studies, SB-958,
       961; HB-1854, 1856
    expansion of existing facility
       contituting new facility, SB-940
     garbage transfer station locations, HB-
       2544
     governing body include local
       representation, HB-899, 1033
     local site approval ratified by county
       referendum, SB-1621;HB-3064
     local zoning approval, deletes sanitary
       district exemption, HB-3351
     measure & account for all waste
       received by weight or volume, HB-
       3669
     new facilities permits, delays effective
       date, SB-1013
     new facilities subject to local zoning
       requirements, HB-2003
     reapproval of changed plans, SB-749
     safety standards compliance during
       operation, HB-3667
     sanitary district exemptions, removes,
       HB-3351
     sludge drying facilities, includes, HB-
       3351
 Safe Drinking Water and Toxic
   Enforcement Act of 1988, creates, SB-
   2125
 sanitary landfills
     annual inspection fees, HB-1463
     bans in certain sensitive areas, SB-27
     Pollution Control Board establish rules,
       HB-1867
     post-closure monitoring, extends,
       HB-3668
     site prohibitions, HB-719
     yard waste, bans, HB-4239
 sewage treatment
     consolidation of capacity; EPA
       construction permits; bond
       authorization, HB-1135
     standards stricter than federal,
       exemptions, HB-3124, 4043
 sewage works
     biennial fee, HB-2213
 Soil and Water Conservation Districts Act
     petitions for additional territory,
       HB-2379
 Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act
     creates; long-term county plans;
       composting; HB-3878

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES-Cont.
solid waste/solid waste management
    disposal fee exemptions, HB-2243
    disposal fee extension; public policies,
       HB-4036
    existing contract fee exemption, limits,
      HB-318
    fee requirements apply to all non-
       hazardous waste, SB-1703
    fees, exempts wastes collected by
       county gov't. units, HB-1561
    local fees, 70% for solid waste
       management purposes, HB-2745
     local gov't. disposal facility fees limits,
       HB-1867
     local government tax or surcharge, HB-
       2819
     Local Solid Waste Disposal Act
         county/Chicago management
           plans; local monitoring;
           recycling; grants, HB-4239
         DOT traffic impact studies,
           SB-958, 961; HB-1854, 1856,
           3945
         management plans; methane
           facility regulation; facility
           operator certification; operating
           hours; permit applications,
           HB-589
         reg. pollution control facility
           location, local gov't. request
           DOT study, HB-1854
     long-term plans; composting yard
       waste, HB-3878
     municipalities opt out of county
       control, HB-3862
     nonhazardous solid waste management
       plans, DENR comment within 30
       days, HB-2347
     on-site operations notify EPA,
       HB-3683
     Solid Waste Management Act
         compost matter, land
           maintenance; recycling;
           industrial waste reduction
           HB-3389
         Dept. Energy & Nat. Resources
           assist in recycling programs,
           HB-3688
         disposal fee extension, SB-1937
         disposal fees: extension, ceiling,
            exemptions, HB-3100
         legislative policy declaration,
            SB-1616
         local gov't. tax or surcharge on
            receipt or disposal, SB-1123
         public policies; disposal fee
            extension, HB-4036
          recycling, DENR technical and
            educational assistance, HB-
            4239




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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES--Cont.
         short title, SB-1011
    solid waste, defines, SB-1703
    State/local disposal fees, HB-3100
special waste
    landfill waste, includes, HB-3666
State institutional conservation program,
  HB-2214
State Mining Board - see: mining
survey monuments
    surface mines operators locate & reset;
       notify county recorder, SB-786
technical correction, SB-422
Timber Buyers Licensing Act
     fees; definitions; Dept. Conservation
       regulations; penalties for violations,
       SB-1494
     license revocation, hearings, HB-4236
toxic air contaminants
     EPA establish program, regulations,
       SB-442;HB-1055
toxic chemical reporting
     adds title; EPA maintain IL Toxic
       Chemical Inventory, HB-1403
Toxic Enforcement Act of 1988, creates,
   HB-3948
Toxic Waste Strike Force
     Dept. State Police create to investigate
       violations of Env. Pro. Act, SB-1393,
       1598, 1907; HB-4280
underground storage tanks
     holiday work permit fees, HB-3620
     program; EPA/State Fire Marshal;
       federal law guidelines, HB-2830
     registration fees collection, SB-1449;
       HB-1590
     Underground Storage Tank Regulation
       Act, creates; EPA & Pollution
       Control Bd. rules; groundwater
       contamination, SB-1426
variance, publication of notice, HB-2257
waste & sludge treatment
     site restrictions; fees; loans; wastepaper
       recycling, HB-1867
 Waste Reduction and Recycling Act
     creates; recycling programs; plastic
       packaging requirements; leaf waste;
       HB-3878
 Wastewater Assistance Revolving Fund
   Act, Illinois
     creates; EPA loans of fed. funds to
       local gov't. for wastewater treatment
       facility rehab; local gov't. fees; EPA
       advisory committee, SB-1486, 2159
 Wastewater Land Treatment Site
   Regulation Act
     EPA review site proposals &
       management agency, HB-3179
wastewater treatment facilities

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
  NATURAL RESOURCES-Cont.
    grants, priority given to entities using
      locally generated revenues, HB-2917
    upgrading; Federal Clean Water Act
       Revolving Loan Fund matching
       funds, HB-1928
water pollution
    Pollution Control Revolving Fund Act,
      creates; loans, grants; bond
      authorization, HB-2917
Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund
  Act, Illinois
    creates; wastewater treatment; local
       gov't. loans; anti-pollution bonds,
       SB-1794
water supply
    cross-connection control devices, bans
       EPA/Poll. Control Bd. regulation,
       HB-3522
    flouride standard,, reduces, SB-2262
wells violations
    increases penalties, HB-2429
yard waste, HB-4239
ETHICS
campaign disclosures
    See ELECTIONS
Governmental Ethics Act, IL
     economic interest statements
         employee notification, Comptroller
           use base pay, HB-1919
         increases thresholds, HB-1746,
           3978
     federal income tax returns, St. officers
       submit copies; public inspection, HB-
       3812
EXECUTIVE ORDERS
Blind Services Planning Council, creates,
   E087-5
child welfare
     Child Welfare Advisory Committee to
       DCFS, E087-6
Early Education, State Interagency Council
  on
     establishes; assist State Board of Ed in
       complying with Education of
       Handicapped Act amendments,
       EO87-4
housing credit dollars
     IL Housing Dev. Authority to allocate,
       E087-1
Personal Economic Disclosure
     arbitrators, adjudicators and hearing
       officers, requires disclosure of
       financial info., EO87-3
 Public/Private Child Care Council, Illinois
     creates; public/private partnerships;
       child care resources for working
       families, E088-1




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EXECUTIVE ORDERS-Cont.
Science and Technology Commission,
  Governor's
    creates within DCCA; advise Gov. &
      Dept., E088-2
State Emergency Response Commission
    creates; names IL Emergency Services
       and Disaster Agency, E087-2
EXPLOSIVES
Explosives Act
    definitions; storage; warning signs;
       construction of explosives; labeling;
       licensure-fingerprints; HB-3613
EXPOSITION AUTHORITIES
See CIVIC CENTERS AND
  EXPOSITION AUTHORITIES
FAIRS
See Also: ENTERTAINMENT
Agribusiness Fair Act
     Agricultural Fair Act short title
       change, HB-4270
Agricultural Fair Act
     Agribusiness Fair Act, changes title,
       HB-4270
     county population, funding provisions,
       HB-1886, 3599
     fair and exposition authority employee
       salaries, SB-1038
city fairs
     sale of wine, allows, HB-88
county fairs
     horse racing, pari-mutuel betting, bans
       Racing Board jurisdiction, SB-1507
 liquor sales
     wine and beer sales at city, county and
       State fair facilities, HB-88
 FEES AND SALARIES
 assistant State's attorneys
     county correctional reimbursements,
       SB-508;HB-2851
 circuit clerks, increases minimum salaries,
   HB-1072
 comparable worth
     compensation of State University Civil
       Service and Personnel Code
       employees, HB-678
 Compensat'n Review Board
     See COMMISSIONS,
       COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
 Compensation Review Act, repeals, HB-
   335, 4272
 Continued Compensation for Disabled Law
   Officers Act
     home rule unit applicability, HB-4059
 Cook County Sheriff's Merit Board
     increases membership; compensation;
       political affiliation; quorum, SB-1122

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


FEES AND SALARIES-Cont.
    maximum compensation increase,
      HB-3109
County Fees and Salaries Act
    county board increase by ordinance,
      HB-3889
    sheriff's fees paid in advance, HB-1072
county officers
    Assistant State's Attorneys, G.A.
      appropriate funds for salary
      supplements, HB-1914
    county assessor additional
      compensation, SB-734
    county board members, prohibits
       receiving salaries for any other
       elected local office, SB-643
    county clerk & recorder statutory fees
       maximum which State may collect,
       HB-3010
    county commissioner salaries fixed by
       county board, HB-1015
     recorder & county clerk fee increase,
       county board authorize by ordinance,
       SB-1760;HB-2748
     salary set at most recent rate if not
       fixed before election, HB-298
     sheriff fees, exemptions, HB-4099
     supervisor of assessments additional
       compensation, SB-735
County Officers Compensation Act
     county clerks and recorders
       compensation, HB-2292
County Official Compensation Act
     county recorder additional annual
       award, HB-941
county treasurers
     annual State stipend not affect other
       treasurer compensation, HB-1979
 court reporters
     increases salary, SB-1005
 disabled law officers continued
   compensation
     home rule units applicability, HB-3379
 Downstate Forest Preserve District Act
     commissioner annual salary, HB-2746
 election judges
     salary increases, HB-492, 1375, 1518
     uniform compensation rate, HB-132,
       444, 974
 forest preserve districts
     commissioner annual salaries, HB-1256
 General Assembly Members, Advisory
   Committee on Compensation of, repeals,
   SB-1290
 Governor
     Executive Mansion, Hayes Home; Gov.
       collect fees for use of, SB-2079
 lawyer fees
     imposes; regulation of legal profession,
       SB-873




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FEES AND SALARIES-Cont.
Local Governmental Law Enforcement
  Officers Training Board
    grants to local gov't. for additional
       compensation to qualifying officers,
       SB-769
Local Mass Transit District Act
    trustee compensation, HB-1021
Minimum Wage Law
    see also: EMPLOYMENT
    excludes persons earning less than
       $2.90 per hour, SB-268;HB-277
    increases minimum wage, SB-948
    overtime for Dept. State Police officers,
       HB-2939
    overtime pay exceptions, HB-2945,
       3025, 3127
    public works employees underpayment
       recoveries, HB-3560
     summer day camp counselor
       exemptions, SB-242
     technical change, HB-2030
notaries public
     restrictions; advertising; fees, HB-372
Notary Public Act
     appointment fee, HB-3810
Personal Property Warehouse Act
     application and renewal fees payments,
       HB-1198
Prevailing Wage Law
     see also: EMPLOYMENT
     adds short title, SB-507;HB-2029, 2651
     disqualified firms, HB-2676
     public works employees underpayment
       recoveries, HB-3560
public universities
     State Board of Higher Ed. establish
       salary & compensation equity, SB-
       1205
regional school superintendents
     Compensation Review Board establish
       salaries, HB-3082
     increases annual salary, HB-1446
regional superintendents
     assistant regional superintendents,
       increases, HB-3677
sanitary districts
     president & board members, increases
       maximum salaries, HB-246
sheriffs
     county board increase fees by
       ordinance, HB-3889
     fees, increases in counties under 1
       million, HB-396
     sale of unimproved real estate,
       HB-1300
     service of warrant; cost of returning
       defendant to jurisdiction, HB-1875
 special prosecutors

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


FEES AND SALARIES--Cont.
    limits maximum compensation,
      HB-173
State police
    longevity salary increments, SB-1480
State Salary and Annuity Withholding Act
    legal expense insurance premiums,
       permits withholding for, HB-551
State Universities Civil Service System
    comparable worth, basis for
       compensation, SB-951;HB-678
    compensation based on comparable
       worth, HB-678
    excludes from monthly pay schedule,
       SB-440;HB-1 284
State's attorneys
    salary increase, HB-1072
    sets salaries, SB-1832;HB-1915
    State furnish 2/3 salary of Assist. St.
       Attorney, HB-1916
township officers
    compensation set preceding election,
       HB-671
Wage Payment and Collection Act
    vacation time forfeiture, HB-602
Wages of Employees on Public Works Act
     contractors disregarding obligations,
       Dept. Labor publish list quarterly,
       HB-1035, 3378
FENCES
exemptions, HB-457
FINGERPRINTS
child care facilities
     license applicants criminal background
       investigation include photo &
       fingerprints, HB-3507
juvenile offenders
     minors charged with unlawful use of
       weapons or forcible felony,
       fingerprints & description furnished
       to St. Police, SB-1401; HB-2584,
       3739
school employment
     criminal background checks, HB-517
FIRE PROTECTION
AIDS testing
     firefighters immunity for conducting
       test or obtaining blood sample,
       HB-4005
assigned fire protection
     landowner petition for permanent
       assignment, HB-3273
continuous fire protection, HB-1279
Fire Equipment Distributor and Employee
   Regulation Act
     creates; licensing & regulation; fees;
       Dept. R&E; State Fire Marshal,
       HB-917, 1279




2658


FIRE PROTECTION-Cont.
fire hydrant regulations, SB-1291
fire hydrants
    pipe 6 inches in diameter, HB-3273
    water mains, 6-inch diameter pipe, SB-
       1909
Fire Protection District Act
     annexation of territory, HB-1279
     automatic disconnection, residents may
       oppose by petition, HB-694
     board member compensation,
       permissive, HB-3052, 3273
     board membership, HB-1281
     board office vacancy upon member
       leaving dist., HB-234
     contiguous territory if separated by
       land owned by fed. or St. gov't., HB-
       3273
     court order copies sent to county clerks
       of affected counties in fire protection
       dist., HB-2239
     disconnection of annexed territory
       levying home rule fire protection tax,
       SB-980
     disconnection, SB-2215
     district trustees, township board
       appointments, SB-1532; HB-3273
     fire depts. with any paid full-time
       members, subject to personnel &
       board of fire commissioner
       provisions, HB-979
     hazardous materials emergencies
       services, training & equipment,
       SB-1903;HB-3489
     petition to disconnect annexed
       territory, HB-1279
     tax levy for emergency crews &
       equipment, SB-820
     tax levy, raises maximums, HB-157,
       214
     territory disconnection by petition, SB-
       92
     vacancies filled by election, exceptions,
       SB-587
     veterans hiring & promotion
       preference, extends, SB-222
     veterans hiring and promotion
       preference, HB-1087
     volunteer firemen retirement benefits,
       HB-3526
 Fire Protection Fund
     revises references to; State Fire
       Marshal expend federal funds,
       SB-921
 firefighter indemnification, SB-1964
 firefighting vehicles
     safety test requirement, HB-422
     studded tire use, SB-384, 1646; HB-
        380, 544
 Firemen's Disciplinary Act

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


FIRE PROTECTION-Cont.
    fireman informed of allegations before
       questioning, HB-1060
Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense
  Workers, Civil Air Patrol Members,
  Paramedics and Firemen Compensation
  Act
    killed in line of duty, HB-259
    State employees killed by act of
       violence of other State employee,
       HB-3570
municipal eminent domain
     permits for fire station expansion, HB-
       811
municipal police & firemen
     applications available at public library
       branches, SB-152, 1842;HB-866
     preempts home rule power to not
       provide applications at public
       libraries, SB-1963
Private Detective, Private Alarm and
   Private Security Act of 1983
     See PROFESSIONS AND
       OCCUPATIONS
Smoke Detector Act
     see also: SAFETY
     creates, HB-3
     hotels: smoke detectors designed for
       hearing impaired, HB-3563
smoke detectors
     see also: SAFETY
     fire insurance policies requirement,
       HB-2396
     requires installation in certain
       facilities, HB-2403
 State Fire Marshal
     See STATE OFFICERS
 telecommunciations services facilities
     fire protection and emergency system
       study, SB-1875
 travel agencies
     fire protection systems of place of
       accommodation, agent must alert
       traveler, SB-239
 volunteer fire departments
     licensed to conduct charitable games,
       HB-945
 Volunteer Fire Protection Association Act,
   creates, HB-677
 water supply
     cross-connection control devices, bans
       EPA/Poll. Control Bd. regulation,
       HB-3522
 FIREWORKS
 Fireworks Regulation Act
     pyrotechnics, defines excluded devices;
       restricts sales, SB-45
 sparklers
     removes exemption, HB-2158




2659


FISH CODE
See GAME CODES
FLAGS
theft/vandalism
    felony, HB-871
FOOD AND DRUGS
buffalo meat
    authorizes; Meat & Poultry Inspection
       non-resident licensing, SB-545
Controlled Substances Act
    Alfentanil drug schedule transfer,
       SB-201;HB-339
deep-fried foods
    posting of information in food
       establishments, HB-2430
drug manufacturers
     federal regulatory compliance defense,
       HB-999
Drug Paraphernalia Control Act
     penalties, SB-1529
     sales to minors, misdemeanor,
       HB-2328
Food Establishment Sanitation Act
    creates; licensing & regulation of food
       establishments, HB-2365
food handlers
    sanitary inspections; enforcement;
       Dept. Public Health test for
       contagious or venereal diseases, HB-
       1334
Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act
    adulterated egg or egg product, SB-54
    AIDS-related drugs; AIDS Vaccine
       Advisory Committee, HB-4017
    generic drug list formulary of Dept.
       Public Health, HB-272
     irradiated food labeling, HB-212
     out-of-state plants used in ice cream
       products, permits & fees, HB-4171
    spoiled food rendered unusable for
       humans (now unsalable), HB-2362
legend drugs
     authorizes physician to purchase &
       dispense, HB-1871
manufacturer telephone hotlines
    eavesdropping authorization, food &
       drug product hotlines, HB-1786
Meat and Poultry Inspection Act
     buffalo meat; non-resident licensing;
       SB-545
milk and milk products
     milk plant inspection, req. 4 in every 6-
       mo. period, SB-558
    out-of-state plants used in ice cream
       products, permits & fees, HB-4171
     redefinition of products, HB-500
pharmacies
    prescription pharamceuticals,
       manufacturer rebate Dept. Public
       Aid, HB-3759

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


FOOD AND DRUGS-Cont.
    public aid reimbursement rate set by
       Dept of Public Aid, HB-3758
    third party prescription program, SB-
       2167
Pharmacy Practice Act
    see also: professions and occupations
    applicant test results notification;
      continuing ed exemptions; SB-
      747;HB-1319
    mail-order pharmacy definition,
      SB-1812
    out-of-state prescriptions, permits
       filling of valid precrips. on file, SB-
       418;HB-1045
    pharmacists prescribe drugs; Dept. R
       & E formulary of medical drugs &
       dispensing procedures, HB-156
    Pharmacy Practice Act of 1987,
      creates, SB-1321;HB-1432
    prescription filling & refilling; transfer
      of prescriptions; common dispensing
      files; St. Bd. of Pharmacy
      membership, SB-1146
    registrant age/high school graduation
       requirements, eliminates, SB-747
Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons
  Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical
  Assistance Act (Circuit Breaker)
    covered drugs, SB-102, 494, 1883; HB-
       179, 274, 347,695, 1888, 3618, 4020
    covered prescription drugs handbook,
       HB-3492
    immunosuppressive drugs, includes,
       HB-3618
    pharmacist professional dispensing fee,
       increases, HB-1473
    pharmacy participation; defines
       reasonable cost, HB-1473
    prescriptions for $1, HB-1294
State agency food purchases, SB-36;HB-
  260, 468, 708
    grown or raised in U.S. or of American
      origin, requires, SB-36;HB-260, 468
FORESTRY
Cook County Forest Preserve District
    botanical gardens bond authorization,
       increases, HB-3875, 3988
    cultural arts facility/tax levy, HB-2732
    disconnects territory; allows acquisition
       by Calumet City, HB-811
Downstate Forest Preserve District Act
    commissioner annual salary, HB-2746
forest preserve districts
    botanical garden improvements,
       increase bond authorization,
       SB-1532
    coterminous territory disconnection,
       HB-3286
     DuPage County forest preserve dist.
       appropriation & tax levy ordinances,
       validates, HB-4155




2660


FORESTRY-Cont.
    easements, restricts acquisition, HB-
       3073
    eminent domain, exempts dists. under 3
       million, HB-1254
     fiscal year adoption; tax levy validity;
       accounting methods changes; annual
       appropriation ordinance
       amendments, HB-3671
     golf club clubhouse lease or sale,
       HB-3671
     golf course purchase, grants rights of
       first refusal, SB-634;HB-1256
     officer selection; contracts without bids,
       HB-812, 1255
     ordinance, concurrence of all elected or
       appointed members, HB-1257
     park district annexation of territory
       separated by forest preserve dist.,
       HB-803
     property purchase or condemnation
       powers, HB-3957
     validating tax Act, HB-596, 1253,
       1254
     zoo tax levy increase, HB-3256
     zoological park tax levy, HB-812
Forest Products Transportation Act
     proof of ownership; Dept. of
       Conservation regulation, SB-1493
 Forestry Development
     Commission on, recreates, HB-709
     Council, repeals Section creating,
       HB-2102
     Forestry Development Council, Ill.,
       repeals Section creating, HB-2102
     forestry plan extension; refunds from
       sales; forest tracts characterization,
       HB-1174
 forestry promotion
     Forestry Development Fund uses, HB-
       4236
 Lake County Forest Preserve District
     sand purchase, DOT authorization,
       HB-2323
 Motor Fuel Tax
     highway commissioner receive and
       disburse allotted funds, HB-1538
 park district/forest preserve district funds
     pooling, investment management
       agreements, HB-868
 State Forests Law
     State nurseries, HB-2217
     wildfire protection; fire management
       powers of Dept. Conservation, HB-
       2215
 FOSSILS
 fossil fuels
     changes to fossil energy resources, SB-
        572
 State fossil, designates, HB-321

    Bold Bill Numbers idtlicate Public Act.


FRAUD
see also: SALES
Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business
  Practices Act
    cosigner rights, bans adverse credit info
       or collection proceedings without
       notice, HB-2146
    deceptive business practice
         deletes "knowing violation"
           qualification, SB-1345
         IL Roofing Industry Licensing Act
           violation, SB-1347
     disclosure of methods to calculate
       rebated interest due to prepayments,
       SB-2149
     lender reject title insurer, agent or
       broker, SB-2122
     mortgage lender reject title insurance if
       title insurer services insufficient
       financial protection, HB-3700
     prices marked on shelves, stores using
       automatic checkout systems,
       HB-1341
     real estate sales advertising promotions,
       HB-3181
     secured property title insurance,
       prohibits lender from requiring
       borrower to obtain from particular
       insurer, HB-1937
     telephone solicitation, bans after 5 p.m.
       SB-751
     telephone transactions, statutory
       cancellation provisions apply, HB-
       1788
     temporary restraining order
       authorizations, SB-1346
     unlawful business practice
         failure to disclose telephone
           directory ad sales, HB-541
         hotel telephone bill charges over
           cost of call to hotel, HB-4183
         merchandise refund requirements,
            HB-3374
 Fraudulent Transfer Act, Uniform
     creates; rights of creditors &
       transferees, SB-965
 grain coloring
     corn & soybean, bans artificial
       coloring, HB-1840
 public aid
     ineligible until fraudulently received
       welfare benefits repaid, SB-1467
     public aid recipient/vendor fraud,
       determination of forfeiture of
       property, SB-742
 public aid recipient and vendor fraud
     determination of forfeiture of property,
       SB-742
 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
 See RECORDS




2661


FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
gas & oil exploration damages,
  compensation to surface owners, HB-
  1772, 4152
gas stations
    disabled persons, full service for self
       service prices, HB-3795, 4106
    handicapped, full-service at self-service
       prices, HB-4106
     self-service pumps, vapor recovery
       system requirement, HB-1610
Gasohol and Gasoline Products Marketing
  Act
    creates; disclosure; marketing
       agreements HB-1804
gasoline and volatile oils
     above-ground storage tanks, State Fire
       Marshal regulation, HB-3620, 3778
     regulated substances, expands Act to
       include, HB-3620
Mining Board, State
     See STATE AGENCIES
Motor Fuel Marketing Act, HB-3932
Motor Fuel Standards Act
     annual testing; fees; labeling, HB-1004
     diesel motor fuel dispenser labeled with
       cetane rating, HB-1725
     ethanol fuel standards, requirements,
       SB-1687
     gasohol percentages; reports; civil
       penalties; gasohol promotion, SB-
       1973
     labeling of dispensing devices; testing;
       testing fees; test costs; HB-2386
     labeling on motor fuel dispensing
       device, HB-2018
     unleaded gas octane rating, HB-3647
Oil and Gas Board
     See STATE AGENCIES
oil overcharge award fund uses, SB-1333
outdoor gas lights
     prohibits, SB-487
public utility purchases
     no increase in rates unless utility
       purchases least expensive gas, HB-
       610
State vehicles
     ethanol blend motor fuel, SB-708
     motor fuel dispensing, HB-706
vapor recovery systems
     gas stations requirement, HB-1610
     Pollution Control Board adopt EPA
       rules, HB-1671
FUNERALS AND FUNERAL HOMES
cremation
     coroner or medical examiner permits,
       SB-404, 405
funeral assembly or procession
     fines & driving privilege suspension for
       disruption, SB-1583

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


FUNERALS AND FUNERAL
  HOMES-Cont.
funeral directing practices, HB-1699
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
  Licensing Act
    certification requirements, HB-3013
    Disciplinary Board membership, SB-
       1166
    pre-need sales, HB-1699
    regulates charges and contracts; inc.
       Board membership, HB-1699
    repeals obsolete provision, SB-942
Funeral or Burial Funds Act
    pre-need contracts; trust fund
       requirements & criteria, HB-1700
GAME CODES
Fish Code
    bluegill, official State fish, HB-1101
    charter boats, limits local regulation,
       SB-1485;HB-2487
    charter boats, prohibits local
       regulation, HB-4128
    clarifies citation, SB-1458
    commercial fisherman definition,
       HB-2625
    commercial net fishing bans, SB-1169
    Dept. Conservation est. seasons for
       fishing, hunting & trapping; fees;
       limits, SB-916
    emergency taking of aquatic life, HB-
       2234
    fishing permits & licenses, Dept.
       Conservation agents, HB-2216
    gill nets, prohibits, HB-4222
    grammatical corrections, HB-2399
    logal governmental regulation,
       prohibits, HB-540
    mussels, commercial regulation &
      licensing, SB-2012
    non-resident mussel license increase,
       SB-916
    non-resident senior citizen license
       exemption, HB-4240
    nonrefundable lifetime licenses,
       HB-2304
    nonresident license fees, HB-2233
    proposed rules, Dept. Conservation
       mail notice at time of filing with
       JCAR, HB-659
    public hearings before modification to
       statutory limits, HB-2203
    regulates additional aquatic life;
       licensing requirements; taxidermist
       & aquatic life dealer licensing,
       SB-766
    taxidermy regulations, HB-2314
    transfer of funds, HB-2218
Wildlife Code
    administrative rules; deer hunting;
       nuisance animals; lights; bow fishing;
       shotguns; taxidermy; licensing;
       trapping; violations; records;
       SB-1225




2662


GAME CODES-Cont.
    bans leghold traps, SB-464
    beaver trapping season, extends, HB-
       3841, 4052
    Dept. Conservation est. seasons for
       fishing, hunting & trapping; fees;
       limits, SB-916
    designated waterfowl areas, non-toxic
       shotgun pellets, SB-924
    falconry; wild turkeys; foxhounds; wild
       geese; salvage permits; game
       breeders, HB-2237
     Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and
       Conservation Stamps, authorizes
       sales, SB-916
    firearm discharge distance, reduces,
       HB-419
     free turkey/deer permits for
       shareholders, SB-1701
     handicapped deer hunters, crossbow
       use, SB-183
    hunting license residency requirement,
       HB-3214
     hunting permits & licenses, Dept.
       Conservation agents, HB-2216
     leghold traps prohibitions; trapper
       education program, HB-1486
     live wild bird sales, SB-373
     logal governmental regulation,
       prohibits, HB-540
     nonrefundable lifetime licenses,
       HB-2304
     nonresident license fees, HB-2233
     proposed rules, Dept. Conservation
       mail notice at time of filing with
       JCAR, HB-659
     social security numbers on licenses,
       HB-3375
     taxidermist permits expiration,
       HB-4052
     taxidermy regulations, HB-2314
     wildlife control authority, HB-4052
GAMES AND GAMBLING
Bingo License and Tax Act
     bingo prize values, increases, SB-16
     convicted felon eligibility, HB-1654
     felon licensing eligibility, SB-1168
     games over 2 consecutive days, special
       operator's permit, non-cash prizes,
       SB-56; HB-1167
boats
     docking of boats used for or containing
       devices for gambling, prohibits,
       HB-9
     licensed gaming boat docking on Ill.
       shores, allows but bans gaming, SB-
       1881
Carnival and Amusement Rides Safety Act
     definitions: carnival and principal
       business, HB-228

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


GAMES AND GAMBLING--Cont.
    liability insurance and bond
       requirements, HB-227
    maximum permit fee, eliminates,
       SB-155
    water slides/dry slides higher than 20
       feet, includes, SB-1599
Charitable Games Act
     bond waiver; 8 games per 12-month
       period; consultant services, SB-1793
    coin-operated gaming devices, HB-
       1802
    curfew, changes, SB-1711
    licensing after 9/1/88, HB-3470
    multiple location licenses; bond
       waivers; 8 game nights; single bet
       limits, SB-1889
     organizations eligible to conduct, SB-
       177, 1091; HB-177, 291, 236, 336,
       860, 945, 2160
     participation by suppliers' employees;
       increases maximum bet, SB-1823
     restricts licenses to counties over 2
       million, SB-393, 721
     single bet limit, increases, SB-1793,
       1889
     supplier employees participation; larger
       bets, HB-3314
Dept. of the Lottery
     regulations of Dept. and IL Lotteries,
       HB-612
dog racing
     authorizes; changes title of IL Horse
       Racing Act, SB-795
gambling devices
     crane games, excludes, HB-3513, 3739
gambling obligations
     bans enforcement of debts incurred
       outside IL, HB-1545
gambling place
     docking of boats used for or containing
       devices for gambling, prohibits,
       HB-9
gambling raids
     revenue from liquidation of seized
       property retained by county State's
       Att., SB-1443
games of chance licensing and regulation
     raffles licenses, political committees,
       SB-1654
Hambletonian Commission, creates,
   SB-2079
Hambletonian Stakes, Dept. Agriculture to
   run, SB-2079
 Horse Racing Act
     admission tax applicability; intertrack
       wagering license restrictions;
       breakage payments; transfer of
       funds, HB-2232
     affirmative action, exemptions;
       minimum track standards; Dept.
       State Police billing exemptions.
       HB-4282




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GAMES AND GAMBLING-Cont.
     county fair, bans Racing Board
       jurisdiction over horse racing, SB-
       1507
    dog racing,'authorizes; changes title to
       IL Racing Act, SB-795
     equestrian safety helmets at harness
       races, HB-569, 3558, 4282
     harness racing helmets, HB-299
     Horse Racing Tax Allocation Fund
         downstate park districts, includes,
           SB-1972
     IL Stallion Stakes, creates; IL
       Thoroughbreed Breeders Fund
       purposes; trust funds; foaled horse
       definition, SB-265
     inter-track wagering
         admission tax exemptions; location
           license fee; site limitations; SB-
           2256
         bans within 500 feet of church or
           school, HB-1692
         licensee purse allocation, SB-1878
         licensing, restrictions; Dept.
           agreements, HB-4282
         restricts costs to 1% of pari-mutuel
           handle, HB-1712
         zoning, SB-81
    multiple meets, restricts wagering, HB-
       3536
    occupational licenses
         Dept. Ag. employees an State Fair
           concessionaries exemptions, SB-
           2256
    off-track betting establishment,
       restricts, HB-2941
    prize money percentage to breeders,
       HB-800, 3257, 3324, 3544
    punctuation changes, SB-191
    purse allocation, inter-track wagering
       licensees, HB-3268
    purse retention percentage payments to
      owners & trainers, HB-3953
    race track standards; investigative
       billing exemptions; occupational
       license exemptions, SB-2256
    Racing Advisory Board
         increases membership, SB-181
    temporary deposit of fees with
      horsemen's bookkeeper, SB-967
    underage betting, raises to 18, SB-1543
Lottery Law
    advertising guidelines; proceeds
      deposited into State Pension Fund,
      HB-2812
    advertising policies, HB-144, 153, 629,
      855
    credit card purchases of tickets, bans,
      HB-3420
    daily pick procedure, HB-4216

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


GAMES AND GAMBLING-Cont.
     distribution of proceeds, SB-57, 59,
       107, 121
     Educational Assistance Fund for
       increase of proceeds, HB-4040
     hearing officers, HB-3420
     joint promotional venture profits,
       defines; transfer to Child Abuse
       Prevention Fund, HB-856
     Legislative Advisory Committee, SB-
       1246, 1247
     license denial or suspension for tax
       evasion, HB-3417
     licensure denial or revocation for
       nonpayment of taxes, HB-3416
     Local School District Education
       Enhancement Fund, creates for net
       lottery proceeds, SB-1549; HB-3820
     Lottery Control Board - see:
       COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES
       AND BOARDS
     lottery sales agents duties, HB-2799
     monies to be used for modernization of
       public housing, HB-1619
     multi-state lottery games, HB-2801
     multistate lottery, HB-2812
     participation, prohibits by State
       employee above certain salary level,
       SB-1577
     prize money interception by Dept.
       Public Aid for past due child
       support, SB-1121; HB-478
    proceeds distributed to school districts,
       SB-1859
    rulemaking pursuant to Admin.
       Procedure Act; no Lottery Control
       Board input, SB-1238
    video lottery games
         authorizes installation at O'Hare,
           SB-105
    vouchers, continuing appropriation for
       prizes paid directly from State
       Lottery Fund, HB-4008
    withholding of prize money for
       delinquent support payments,
       HB-3420
Pull Tabs and Jar Games Act, IL
    creates; Dept. Revenue license non-
       profit organizations, HB-2065
    prize limits; ticket costs; aggregate
       prize value; ticket specifications, HB-
       3307
Racing Act of 1975, IL
    Racing Board Deputy Director
       appointment, SB-1203
raffles
    licenses for political committees, SB-
       1654
Raffles Act
    licensing of nonprofit fundraising
       organizations, HB-1259





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GAMES AND GAMBLING-Cont.
    multiple raffles licenses, HB-1259
toy guns
    creates offenses of careless assault and
      careless robbery, HB-1632
video poker machines, prohibits, HB-2264
GARBAGE DUMPS
See ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
  AND NATURAL RESOURCES
GAS STATIONS
See FUELS AND PETROLEUM
  PRODUCTS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
bill introductions
    each member limited to 10 substantive
      bills, HB-1634
Business Impact Note Act
    creates; Ec. & Fiscal Comm. prepare
       notes on certain legislation, SB-
       389;HB-1133
compensation and emoluments of members
    Advisory Committee on Compensation
       of General Assembly members,
       repeals, SB-1290
    committee chairmen and minority
       spokesmen additional salary, HB-
       1903
     Compensat'n Review Act, repeals, HB-
       335,417
     Compensation Review Board - see:
       COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES
       AND BOARDS
     district office utility bills, SB-1954;
       HB-3821
     legislative assistants, permits one per
       legislator, HB-1904
     officers and chairmen pay increases,
       HB-4213
     Senate majority whips, increases to 3,
       SB-134
     travel vouchers, permits advance
       payment vouchers for public
       transportation, HB-863
 Compensation Review Act, repeals, HB-
   335, 4272
 Comprehensive Budget Control Act, Illinois
     creates; annual budget resolutions;
       implemement St. Const. Finance
       Section; Comptroller enforce, HB-
       3460
 Comptroller's Uniform Statewide
   Accounting System (CUSAS) Impact
   Note Act
     creates; Comptroller prepare impact
       note for specified bills, SB-692
 Fiscal Note Act
     Truth in Spending Act; filed with bill;
       source of funding; legislative intent,
       HB-2387

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


GENERAL ASSEMBLY-Cont.
Fiscal Note Act short title, HB-2121
Infant Mortality Reduction Act
    General Assembly declaration, HB-
      4081
insurance impact statements
    health coverage mandates legislation,
      legislator file report, SB-2099
Joint Budget Committee of the General
  Assembly, HB-4297
law practice
    members with 10 years service take bar
      exam, practice law, SB-997
order of business
    daily order, requires establishment by
      rule in each House, SB-1713
passage of bills
    local gov't. expenditure of funds, req.
       3/5 vote in each house or State
       reimbursement provision,
       SJR(CA)-2; HJRCA-8, 17
Pension Laws Commission
    creates; pension impact notes on
       legislation (now Ec. & Fiscal Comm.
       duty), SB-865
Public Labor Relations Act
     G.A. members, legislative employees
       excluded from Act, SB-1257
Session Laws
     printing and availability of Laws,
       Journals & IL Administrative Code,
       SB-819
Space.Needs Act
     review of requests for payments for
       State construction, SB-1308
 vacancies
     filled by Governor from list of
       nominees, HB-2979
     Pres. of Senate/Speaker of House fill,
       HB-3884
 GINSENG
 sold only to licensed IL dealers, SB-1225
 GOVERNOR
 See STATE OFFICERS
 GRANDPARENTS
 See DOMESTIC RELATIONS
 GRANTS
 Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and
   Parenting Services Act, creates, SB-1198
 AIDS programs
     Dept. Public Aid grants for
       development of, HB-741
 Board of Higher Education
     foreign language curricula
       improvements, grants, HB-2781
     inventors in residence matching grant
       program, HB-1882, 1960




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GRANTS-Cont.
Consortium for Educational Opportunity
  Act, IL
    applicant with above average academic
       ability determination, SB-1707
     minority participant grant conditions
       met by State employment, SB-1102,
       1289
Dental Student Grant Act
     deletes references to Advisory
       Committee, HB-2682
Dept. of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
     Drunk and Drugged Driving
       Prevention Fund, creates; DASA
       grants, SB-2193
     grants-in-aid, purchase care
       agreements, SB-1481
     non-profit community provider
       agencies; community funding
       standards; pilot projects, HB-3300
Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs
     abandoned factory building demolition
       grants, SB-31;HB-928
     bands & orchestras concert tours,
       tourism promotion, HB-1010
     Chicago Park Dist. Urban Park Ranger
       program, SB-1269
     commercialization center grants,
       authorizes centers to accept royalty
       agreements, SB-780
     county tourism and convention bureaus
       eligible for Build Ill. grants, HB-
       2869
     Employer-Assisted Community
       Housing Fund Act, creates; DCCA
       matching grants, HB-964
     enterprise zone matching grants,
       DCCA authority to require, SB-486
     flood damage grants, HB-2276
     home remodeling of elderly to generate
       rental income, HB-2277
     labor-management committees
       matching grant program; Office of
       Labor Management Cooperation,
       SB-1676
     Large Business Development Act
       grants, HB-3969
     local gov't. fire and police equipment,
       HB-2077
     local labor-managment committees,
       matching grant program, SB-834
     local tourism & convention bureau
       eligibility, SB-1039
     low income housing, HB-137
     new enterprise encouragement,
       matching grants, SB-1676
     not for profit development corporations,
       HB-2879
     port district awards; promotions,
       marketing, maintenance, steamship
       operations, HB-2034

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


GRANTS-Cont.
    Recreational Improvement and
      Rehabilitation Act, DCCA grants to
      cities, HB-2638
    Self-employed Manufacturing
      Assistance Program Act, SB-1239
    Tourism Promotion Band Grant Fund,
      creates; DCCA grants for sch. trips
      to promote tourism, HB-3838
Dept. of Conservation
    Firearms Shooting Range Development
      Act, matching grants to local gov't.,
      HB-1958, 3069
Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental
  Disabilities
    adolescent & teen suicide prevention
       programs, SB-955
    Community Residence Right to Locate
       Act, creates; DCCA grants for
       disabled residents, HB-2611
     non-profit community provider
       agencies; community funding
       standards; pilot projects, HB-3300
     residential housing grants to
       community residential facilities for
       developmentally disabled, HB-3802
Dept. of Public Health
     municipal airport noise pollution
       abatement, SB-1581
     regional rural ambulance service, SB-
       814
Dept. of Rehabilitation Services
     rehabilitation training programs
       conversion to supported employment
       programs, HB-3552
Dept. of Revenue
     counties with loss in real property
       EAV, HB-3078
Dept. of Transportation
     DOT grants to providers of paratransit
       services to handicapped, SB-818,
       1016
     paratransit services for handicapped
       persons, SB-2107
     Rural Public Transportation
       Coordination Assistance Program,
       HB-2736
 Dept. on Aging
     rural area services to seniors, Dept.
       award grant to higher ed. institution
       to examine, SB-1461, 1648
 Development Finance Authority, IL
     grants program, uniform definition of
       eligible project costs, SB-491
 Emergency Business Retention Act
     renames Employee Ownership
       Assistance Act; incl. community
       ownership assoc.; loans, grants, etc.,
       SB-796
 federal grants
     DCCA clearing house for information,
       HB-2697




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GRANTS-Cont.
Grant Funds Recovery Act, IL
    excludes certain disbursements,
       HB-2221
    interest treatment differences, HB-
    S 3131
    investment income requirements
       restrictions, HB-3131
Health Service Education Grants Act
     qualification; Board of Higher Ed
       audits, SB-489
Historic Preservation Agency
     Historic Cities Fund, grants to cities
       over 150 yrs. old, HB-1381
Housing Development Authority
     homeless mentally ill housing
       rehabilitation, HB-2456
     matching grant demonstration
       program, HB-1127
     senior citizen housing grants, HB-1649
Housing Hazardous Waste Collection Act
     creates; informational & educational
       materials; grants to local gov't., HB-
       1667
I SEARCH programs
     I SEARCH appropriations separate
       line item, HB-3034
 IL State Scholarship Commission
     proprietary grant program, SB-1080
libraries
     increases per capita grant amounts,
       HB-1123
Local Governmental Law Enforcement
   Officers Training Board
     grants to local gov't. for additional
       compensation to qualifying officers,
       SB-769
 local water supplies
     EPA grants to local governments, SB-
       270
 Minority and Female Business Enterprise
   Act
     grants and loans available to entire
       State, HB-820
 Nuclear Safety Education Assistance Act
     creates; grants; siting regulations;
       zoning; licensure; HB-4035
 Prairie State 2000 Authority
     small business training grants, HB-
       2444
 Property Tax Relief Grant Act
     creates; grants to persons paying 10%
       of taxable income for taxes, SB-364,
       2054
 public community colleges
     dropout youth employment training
       program; matching grants, SB-1176
     economically disadvantaged students
       needs grant program, HB-3153
     grant distribution formula, SB-1691

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


GRANTS-Cont.
    matching challenge grants, HB-1747
recycling project grants, HB-3913
regional education service center
    family life-sex education advisory
       boards, HB-1355
Regional Transportation Act
     paratransit grants, exempts from
       farebox recovery & system generated
       ratios, HB-1599
school libraries
     State Librarian grants, HB-1058
single parent college financial aid packages,
   HB-4105
Special Youth Support Services Pilot
  Program Act
     creates; extended day & respite
       services for handicapped youth; sch.
       pilot grant programs, HB-1001, 2933
State Board of Education
     airport noise insulation of school bldgs.
       SB-274, 2066; HB-2857, 2926, 3577
     airport noise pollution, grants for sch.
       insulation, HB-2857, 2926
     airport noise, grants to sch. dist. for
       insulation of sch. bldgs., HB-3577
     Drug-Free School grant program, HB-
       819
     early childhood parental training pilot
       program, SB-945, 1557
     family life and sex education programs,
       HB-1355
     foreign language curricula
       improvements, grants, HB-2781
     foreign language grant program, HB-
       2779
     foreign language teachers, HB-2780
     high school foreign language teachers,
       HB-2780
     model early childhood parental training
       competitive grant programs,
       SB-1926
     municipal airport noise pollution
       abatement, SB-1581
     student parents educational programs,
       SB-1197, 1587
     teenager positive activity programs,
       HB-384
     truancy prevention/optional education
       programs, SB-1857
     vocational education teacher grant
       eligibility, HB-2512
 State Scholarship Commission
     Proprietary Student Assistance
       Program, licensed profession studies,
       SB-1173
 Taxing District Services Compensation Act
     creates; grants to public community
       coll. taxing districts, HB-1519




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GRAVEYARDS
See CEMETERIES
HANDICAPPED PERSONS
See DISABLED PERSONS
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
Chemical Safety Act
   - businesses notify EPA prior to sale or
       abandonment of facility, SB-1089
    chemical release, ESDA notify
       residents within 48 hrs., SB-792
Chicago Metropolitan Solid Waste Disposal
  and Energy Producing Act
     creates; 5-yr plan, HB-1644
criminal fines distribution, SB-1354
Environmental Cleanup Responsibility Act,
  IL
     creates; EPA cleanup plan for property
       associated with hazardous
       substances; bond requirement; HB-
       2141
Environmental Toxicology Act, creates,
   HB-725
Haz. Materials Crane and Hoisting
  Equipment Operators Licensing Act,
  creates, SB-1615
haz. materials emergencies
     fire protection district plans, HB-3489
Hazardous Materials Transportation Act
     DOT report to G.A., SB-1236
hazardous substances release
     liability for removal/remedial action,
       SB-1882
 Hazardous Waste Crane Operators
   Licensing Act/Hazardous Waste
   Laborers Licensing Act
     creates, HB-3100
     Hazardous Waste Occupational
       Licensing Fund, HB-2917
 Hazardous Waste Strike Force
     creates Div. of State Police, HB-2244
 hazardous wastes
     calculated criminal disposal definition,
       SB-1496
     forfeiture of conveyances used in
       certain violations, SB-1497
     household wastes, EPA feasibility
       study for collection & disposal
       program, HB-3683
     offenses statute of limitation, HB-4039
     violations statute of limitations, HB-
       2329
 Health and Hazardous Substances Registry
   Act
     see also: HEALTH
     cancer caused by pesticide or lawn
       chemical exposure, reports, HB-3596
     cancer incidence info.; reporting:
       requirements, limitations, fees,
       payments; patient interviews;
       research contracts, fees, HB-3279

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES--Cont.
    confidential & privileged information;
      adverse pregnancy outcome
      definition; HB-2360
Housing Hazardous Waste Collection Act
    creates; informational & educational
       materials; grants to local gov't., HB-
       1667
Lawn Chemical Application Notice Act
    creates; posting of notice on lawn when
      chemicals applied, HB-794, 918
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management
  Act
    nuclear power reactor fees, SB-1182;
      HB-2849
    public hearing & notice prior to
       licensing, SB-752;HB-1186
    public hearings before alternative site
       designation, HB-2247
    site approval by local government, SB-
       1601
    site approval, requires of county,
       HB-717
    site selection, Dir. notify entities within
       25 miles, SB-301
    siting review State grant matching
       requirement, eliminates, HB-2807
     zoning approval for permanent facility,
       HB-3033, 3329
     zoning approval, HB-4276
Nuclear Safety Education Assistance Act
     creates; grants; siting regulations;
       zoning; licensure; HB-4035
pesticides regulation, HB-2390, 2391, 2392
Radiation Installation Act
     annual registry with Dept. Nuclear
       Safety, HB-539
Radiation Protection Act
     administrative hearings rules, SB-492
     radioactive waste disposal sites
       financial assurances, HB-3429
radioactive waste storage
     local governing body site approval,
       HB-717
     mandatory random drug & alcohol
       testing of personnel by DASA, HB-
       2807
     relocation of low-level radioactive
       waste disposal facilities, HB-3408
Radon Gas Safety Act, HB-3780
Radon Mitigation Act
     creates; Dept. Nuclear Safety program
       for detecting & reducing radon;
       detecting device approval; treble
       damages, SB-1517
railway accidents
     ICC report on accidents involving
       hazardous materials, HB-3869
 regulated substances
     gasoline and volatile oils Act, expands
       Act to include regulated substances,
       HB-3620




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HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES--Cont.
release
    liability, third party contracts, HB-
       3892
release of hazardous substance
    remedial action liens, HB-3719
relocation/displacement expenses
    reestablishment of farm, nonprofit
       organization, small business;
       relocation for rent or down payment,
       SB-1887
solid waste
     fee exemption limitation, HB-318
toxic air contaminants
     EPA establish program, regulations,
       SB-442;HB-1055
Toxic Enforcement Act of 1988, creates,
  SB-2214; HB-3948
Toxic Substances Disclosure to Employees
   Act
     agricultural worker employer, includes;
       multi-lingual information/programs,
       HB-3702
     chemical name definition; material
       safety data sheet information on
       health hazards, HB-627
     Dept. Labor chemical usage report,
       SB-953
     exempts certain paint tinting, HB-921
     hazard warning descriptions, HB-627
     warning hazards on containers, SB-563
 Toxic-free Workplace Act
     creates; unlawful to unreasonably
       expose employees to toxic
       substances, SB-2187, 2245
 Underground Storage Tank Regulation Act
     creates; EPA & Pollution Control Bd.
       rules; groundwater contamination,
       SB-1426
 HEALTH
 adult developmental training
     day service providers may charge fees,
       HB-1936
 AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency
   Syndrome)
     See DISEASES
 AIDS-diagnosed health care workers
     notify employer; protect patients, HB-
       2041
 alien health needs
     Dept. Public Health pilot program to
       identify, HB-2506
 Asbestos Abatement Act
     Asbestos Abatement Authority
       membership, HB-4014
     contribution index references, HB-71
     creates Authority; A.G. Asbestos
       Litigation Div.; ID and abatement of
       friable asbestos in gov't. bldgs.,
       SB-1463

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HEALTH-Cont.
    educational facilities inspection,
       extends time, HB-1742
    IL Asbestos Loan Authority, creates,
       SB-43
asbestos liability, SB-2020
asbestos materials in public buildings, HB-
   1195
at-risk children
     State Board of Education pilot
       programs, SB-1926
autism
     DMHDD submit report every 6
       months, HB-2112
Bill of Rights of Persons with
  Developmental Disabilities Act
     creates; evaluation & diagnosis
       services; Gov. develop plan, HB-
       1813, 2006, 2930
breast health care
     Dept. Public Health develop &
       distribute materials, SB-1548
building health code violations
     causes of action; bonds, fees; repair
       liens, HB-2507
catastrophic illness insurance, SB-1293
Chicago Metropolitan Solid Waste Disposal
   and Energy Producing Act
     creates; 5-yr plan, HB-1644
 Citizen Ombudsman, IL Office of
     creates; Gov. appointee accept gov't.
       related inquiries and health care
       complaints, HB-1665
 Clinical Lab. Science Practice Act
     creates; Dept. R&E regulation;
       certification; penalties, SB-567;HB-
       1067
     exempts HMOs, SB-1021
 Clinical Laboratory Act, IL
     exemptions; tests, definitions; Board
       composition, HB-3366
     permits; fees; qualifications, SB-1322;
       HB-2821
 Clinical Social Work Practice Act, SB-957
 college student immunization records, HB-
   2364
 Community Mental Health Act
     board member restrictions, HB-1038
     delinquent minors services, SB-993
     Medicaid Clinic Option service
       providers minimum standards, HB-
       2832
     mentally ill services; county community
       mental health boards, SB-1250
     psychologist services, HB-3774
     taxation rate change without
        referendum, SB-1383
 community or mental health facilities
     bond interest rate ceiling, eliminates,
        HB-1038




2669


HEALTH-Cont.
Community Services Act
    funding formula for mentally ill
      community services, DMHDD pilot
      project, HB-3518
    grants to not-for-profit community
       provider agencies; community
       funding pilot projects; DMHDD/
       DASA, HB-3300
    mental patient information, DMHDD
       pilot project for exchange of info
       among St. agencies and service
       providers, HB-1811
    regional diagnostic & treatment teams
       and specialized group homes, HB-
       499
     repeals; creates Community Services
       Act of 1987, SB-1210
     repeals-creates Comprehensive
       Community Mental Health Network
       Act of 1988, HB-849
Community Support Systems Act
    repeals-creates Comprehensive
       Community Mental Health Network
       Act of 1988, HB-849
community-based services reorganization,
  public hearings, SB-1506
Comp. Health Education Act
    See EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY
       AND SECONDARY
Comprehensive Community Mental Health
  Network Act of 1988
    creates; community-based system of
       services for mentally ill/
       developmentally disabled; DMHDD
       State mental health authority;
       funding standards, HB-849
Comprehensive Health Planning Act
     repeals, SB-2040; HB-3441
     special payment rates, medical service
       providers in rural shortage areas,
       HB-1955
Comprehensive Hlth. Planning Act of 1987
     creates; repeals Comp. Hlth. Planning
       Act, HB-2639
Comprehensv. Health Insurance Plan Act
     See INSURANCE
contraceptives
     furnishing to students in sch. bldgs. or
       on sch. grounds, prohibits, SB-63;
       HB-925, 3483
County Board of Health Act
     board member compensation, HB-3927
county health departments
     board member stipends, SB-1041; HB-
       2876,3442
County Tuberculosis Sanitarium Act
     county tax revenue usage, HB-4309
CPR-cardiopulmonary resuscitation
     physical fitness centers CPR personnel
       requirement; Dept. Public Hlth.
       investigate, HB-720

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HEALTH-Cont.
Critical Health Problems and
  Comprehensive Health Education Act
    AIDS education, grades 6 thru 12, SB-
      500
    drug and substance abuse instruction in
      grades 5-12, SB-550
    educational areas
        organ donation and
           transplantation, HB-409
        sexual abstinence until marriage,
           HB-1225
deep-fried foods
    posting of information in food
      establishments, HB-2430
dental care
    Affordable Dentures Act, IL, creates,
      SB-32;HB-967
    Dental Practice Act, IL
        dental hygienist continuing
           education HB-2068
         dental technicians, incl.; creates
           teaching license category; civil
           liability immunity, SB-798
    dentist, adds to Hospital Licensing
      Board SB-973
    temporary licensure, HB-2332
Dental Student Grant Act
    deletes references to Advisory
      Committee, HB-2682
Dev. Dis. Advocacy Authority
    replaces references to private agency
      designees, HB-2111
developmental disabilities
    adds short title, IL Perinatal Care Act,
       HB-548
    advocacy responsibilities, Guardianship
       & Advocacy Comm., HB-3826
    case coordination pilot project,
       DMHDD establish in each
       administrative region, HB-2843
    community respite services, DMHDD
       coordinate & financially assist,
       HB-2845
     Community-Integrated Living
       Arrangements Licensure and
       Certification Act, creates, HB-3857
     Family Support Subsidy Program,
       Dept. provide financial
       reimbursement to families with dev.
       dis. members, HB-2842
     Guardianship & Advocacy
       Commission designated advocacy
       group for developmentally disabled,
       HB-3777
     records of residents available to
       advocacy agency, HB-3826
     residential housing grants, DMHDD
       make to community facilities, HB-
       3802
Dietetic Practice Act




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HEALTH-Cont.
    creates; Dept. R&E license dietitions;
       exams; hearings; SB-456
drinking during pregnancy
     retail sellers of alcohol post warning;
       Dept. Revenue provide signs for fee;
       SB-770
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Act
    services to underserved areas, Dept.
       Public Hlth. plan include, HB-1464
Environmental Health Practitioner
  Registration Act
    creates; registration of health, safety,
       environmentalist, etc. persons;
       exams, HB-972
Environmental Toxicology Act
    creates; investigate threats to public
      health, HB-725
Equitable Restrooms Act
    creates; public facilities provide ratio of
       restrooms, HB-3658
facilities
    Anna Mental Health and
       Developmental Center, renames the
       Clyde L. Choate Mental Health and
       Developmental Center, SB-1846
    biodegradable corn-based plastic bags
       usage, HB-3254
    Choate, Clyde A., Mental Health and
       Developmental Center, renames the
       Anna Men. Hith. & Dev. Center,
       SB-1846
    continuous treatment teams, DMHDD
      designate, HB-3401, 3752
    disclosure of specified information on
      recipients; immunity; FOIC
      eligibility; HB-3453
    DMHDD Patient Travel Trust Fund,
      creates for transfer expenses of
      patients in State facilities, HB-2339,
      3804
Family Assistance Law for Mentally
  Disabled Children, HB-4298
Field Sanitation Act
    sanitation facilities for 10 or more
      workers, HB-1055
Food Establishment Sanitation Act
    creates; licensing & regulation of food
      establishments, HB-2365
food handlers
    sanitary inspections; enforcement;
       Dept. Public Health test for
       contagious or venereal diseases, HB-
       1334
garbage dumps
    See ENVIRONMENTAL
      PROTECTION AND NATURAL
      RESOURCES
Handicapped High Risk Children and
  Neonatal Health Care Provider
  Assistance Act of 1987, HB-1472

  Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HEALTH-Cont.
Health and Hazardous Substances Registry
  Act
    cancer caused by pesticide or lawn
      chemical exposure, reports, HB-3596
    cancer incidence info.; reporting:
       requirements, limitations, fees,
       payments; patient interviews;
       research contracts, fees, HB-3279
    confidential & privileged information;
       adverse pregnancy outcome
       definition; HB-2360
Health Care Advocate Office, Dept. R&E
  maintain, HB-1708
Health Care Study Committee, Illinois,
  creates, HB-4235
health coverage
    legislative mandates, reports, SB-2099
Health Facilities Authority, IL
    See STATE AGENCIES
Health Facilities Planning Act
    AIDS facilities permits, HB-735
    application fees, SB-1489
    board member terms, HB-3442
    board membership, limits to 3
      consecutive terms, HB-1955
    capital expenditure minimum,
      increases, SB-2063; HB-3943
    clarifies definitions, HB-1580
    nursing home construction permits,
      eliminates certificate of need, HB-
      2500
    permits or exemptions, SB-2040;
      HB-3161, 3766
Health Finance Reform Act
    estimated bill of patient liability,
      requires notice, HB-698
    Health Care Cost Containment
      Council see: COMMISSIONS,
      COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
    HMO contracts exempt from Public
      Aid restrictions, SB-1022
    hospital bill information to third party
      payor, HB-2681
    Public Aid emergency rules, deletes
      provision, HB-4174
    Public Aid HMO contracts, hospital
      care, SB-2175
    public aid recipients, Dept.
      reimbursement rates to facilities;
      confidentiality, SB-602
health insurance
    See INSURANCE
Health Maintenance Organizations
    See INSURANCE
health screening tests
    Dept. Public Health issue permits for
      laboratories, HB-3303, 3911
Health Statistics Act
    AIDS tests, computer data standards
      and access, HB-2684




2671


HEALTH-Cont.
Health-Care Information Act, Uniform,
  creates SB-1528
Hearing Aid Consumer Protection Act
    certification: citizenship, fees,
       continuing education, HB-2361
    clinical audiologists
         certification; liability; fines,
           HB-3096, 3289
         expands definition, HB-3161
    deaf communications devices at public
       safety agencies, requires, HB-4139
     prohibits mail order sales, HB-640,
       2114
hearing impaired/behavior disordered
  children
     Dept. Rehabilitation Services plan for
       meeting needs; DMHDD/State
       Board of Ed. SB-2088
hearing impaired/mentally disabled deaf
     DMHDD coordinator of services,
       HB-3752
hearing services
     Bureau for the Hearing Impaired in
       Dept. Rehab. Services, HB-2414
     DMHDD deaf & hearing impaired
       dept., deputy director position, HB-
       3956
     hearing impaired telephone service,
       ICC deadline for phasing in program
       by telephone carriers, HB-3545
     insurance accident & health policy
       notices, HB-686
Home-Based Support Services Law for
  Mentally Disabled Adults, HB-4298
homeless mentally ill and disabled
     State Advocacy Program for the
       Homeless Mentally Ill and Disabled,
       creates; Dept. Public Hlth. Advocacy
       Div., SB-368, 2105
incompetent patient nutrition and hydration
  Act, creates, HB-1470
Institutes Transfer Act of 1988
     creates; DMHDD Juvenile Research
       Institute & DMHDD Developmental
       Disabilities Institute transferred to U
       of I, SB-2053
interpreters, State health care facilities
  furnish, HB-3003
laboratory services
     health screening tests, Dept. Public
       Health permits, HB-3303, 3911
     State Police forensic science lab; Dept.
       Public Health toxicological lab,
       HB-2331
Lawn Chemical Application Notice Act
     creates; posting of notice on lawn when
       chemicals applied, HB-794
Lekoteks
     special needs children, Dept. Rehab.
       Services contracts for establishment
       of lekoteks, HB-1014

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HEALTH-Cont.
Local Government Health Services Act
    creates; local Authorities of mental
       health, dev. disabilities, and
       alcoholism & substance abuse; tax
       levy; bonds; HB-2070
Long Term Care Ombudsman Act
    creates; Office of the Ombudsman
       investigate & resolve complaints
       about long term care health
       facilities, HB-2694, 3971
mammograms
    Medicare supplemental coverage, SB-
       1768
Maternal and Child Health Services Act
    creates; Dept. Pub. Hlth. programs,
       grants, HB-890
Medicaid services
    community services to Medicaid
       recipients, DMHDD receive federal
       monies, HB-2844
medical malpractice disclosure
    out-of-State health professional license
       applicants must disclose, HB-1814
medical treatment
    bans denial to persons with verifiable
       source of payment, SB-791;HB-2194
Medicare supplement policy
    Comprehensive Health Insurance
       Board may issue, SB-688
mental health
    Abused & Neglected Long Term Care
       facilities, includes under DMHDD,
       HB-639
    chronically mentally ill services,
       DMHDD community support system
       initiatives, HB-849
    Community-Integrated Living
       Arrangements Licensure and
       Certification Act, creates, HB-3857
    continuances, involuntary admission of
       mentally ill adults, SB-2094
    county mental health tax, increases,
       HB-430
    defines; person's right to treatment
       services, HB-1812, 2934
     DMHDD designated as State Mental
       Health Authority, HB-849
     federal benefits, DMHDD offset
       against for residential services to
       recipient, HB-1260
     funding formula for mentally ill
       community services, DMHDD pilot
       project, HB-3518
     good faith immunity, HB-2169
     homeless mentally ill study by IL
       Mortgage Insurance Agency,
       HB-2454
     institutionalized severely or profoundly
       mentally retarded adult, defines;
       applies certain offenses, HB-2722




2672


HEALTH-Cont.
    involuntary admission to mental health
       facility, defines person subject to,
       SB-727
    involuntary mental health outpatient
       treatment, DMHDD study, SB-726
     men. ill persons protectin and advocacy
       system, Gov. designate agency,
       HB-1934
     Mental Health Institutes Act of 1987,
       IL, creates, HB-887
     Mentally Ill Children and Adolescents,
       Div. of DMHDD, HB-1992
     mentally ill persons, DMHDD
       demonstrate capitation model for
       providing services HB-1811
     State Advocacy Program for the
       Homeless Mentally Ill and Disabled,
       creates; Dept. Public Hlth. Advocacy
       Div., SB-368
Mental Health and Developmental
   Disabilities Code
     adoption of rules, DMHDD enforce
       Code, HB-2337
     annual report to Citizens Council on
       Mental Hlth. & Dev. Dis., HB-2618
     community living program residents
       visitation, SB-1232
     detention of persons for evaluation and
       treatment, HB-1586
     discharge of minor from mental health
       facility upon written objection,
       HB-2800
     discharge/aftercare guidelines and
       standards, HB-3401
     Div. for Children and Adolescents, est.;
       delete Institute for Juvenile Research
       and Child & Adolescent Office,
       HB-1992
     DMHDD Service Recipient, offense of
       willful physical mistreatment of a,
       HB-2808
    'Guardianship & Advocacy
       Commission designated advocacy
       group for developmentally disabled,
       HB-3777
     institution inventories, removes
       requirement from Dept., HB-2338
     involuntary admission to facility,
       examinations, HB-2274, 2275
 Mental Health Institutes Act of 1987, IL,
   HB-887
 Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities
   Confidentiality Act
     determination of confidential
       information to be removed from
       records prior to inspection, HB-1934,
       1935
     disclosure of records &
        communications, HB-2258
     juvenile records disclosure, HB-2223
     therapist disclosure; consent &
        revocation; immunity,
        SB-1235;HB-2831

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HEALTH-Cont.
Mental Hlth./Dev. Dis. Community Service
  System Act
     creates; local service agencies, State
       financial assistance, HB-3168
Mentally Disabled Adults Home-Based
  Support Services Law, creates, HB-4298
mentally disabled deaf/hearing impaired
     DMHDD coordinator of services,
       HB-3752
mentally retarded adults
     institutionalized severely or profoundly
       mentally retarded adult, defines,
       HB-3099
milk plant inspections, SB-558
nicotine
     dangerous drug classification, SB-1821
nutrition and hydration; presumptions,
   powers of attorney, exceptions, HB-4094
Nutritionist Certification Act
     creates; Dept. R&E certify
       nutritionists; licensing; exams, HB-
       1575
osteoporosis awareness campaign, Dept.
   Public Health, HB-28, 1646
 Patient Travel Trust Fund
     creates in DMHDD; transfer expenses
       of patients in State facilities, HB-
       2339, 3804
 Pertussis Vaccine Act
     creates; informational pamphlet to
       parents; health care records &
       reports of adverse reactions, SB-804
 Physical Fitness Services Act
     bonding requirements, SB-1344
     CPR personnel requirement; Dept.
       Public Hlth. investigate, HB-720
 Physical Therapy Act of 1985
     therapist evaluations; license revocation
       provisions, SB-515
     unlawful practice of physical therapy,
       misdemeanor; injunctive relief, HB-
       1297
 Powers of Attorney for Health Care Act,
   creates, HB-842
 Prenatal and Newborn Care Act
     creates; Dept. Public Health establish
       & operate program; medical services
       for low-income, HB-294
 Private Sewage Disposal Licensing Act
     out-of-state plants used in ice cream
        products, permits & fees, HB-4171
     private sewage discharge into open
        ditches along highways, HB-3198
 public aid benefits
     Dept. MHDD & Corrections
        interagency agreements incl.
        provisions for meeting immediate
        needs of persons being released, HB-
        1656




2673


HEALTH-Cont.
Radon Gas Safety Act, HB-3780
Radon Mitigation Act
    creates; Dept. Nuclear Safety program
       for detecting & reducing radon;
       detecting device approval; treble
       damages, SB-1517
Regional Development Authorities Act
    creates; infrastructure; transportation;
       economic development; health care;
       social & ed. services between
       counties, SB-1055;HB-2626
Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons
     home care services eligibility, increases
       assets, HB-654
Respiratory Care Practice Act, creates, SB-
  566, 1829; HB-280
Rural Health Care Services Improvement
  Act
     creates; county rural ambulance
       service, SB-814, 1647
Safe Drinking Water and Toxic
  Enforcement Act of 1988, creates, SB-
  2125
school health clinics
     bans State funding, HB-988
school immunizations
     mumps, requires shots prior to sch.
       enrollment, HB-50
     report on immunizations and health
       exams to reg. supts., HB-644
     vaccine risks, Dept. Public Health print
       information, HB-515
slum housing management, HB-2763
Smoke Detector Act, creates, HB-3
smoking
     Clean Indoor Air Act, IL, creates; no
       smoking in public areas, HB-20
     Clean Public Elevator Air Act, IL,
       creates, HB-52
     Clean Restaurant Air Act, IL, creates,
       HB-154
     no smoking on school property, HB-54
     Nonsmoker's Health Protection Plan,
       creates, SB-139
Smoking Limitation Act
     creates; bans in health care/child care
       facilities and offices, SB-1763
 Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
   Act
     creates; licensing & regulation;
       HB-2755
 State safety inspections and education
     Dept. of Labor no jurisdiction over pol.
       subdivisions, SB-530
 Technical Task Force on Community
   Mental Health Services
     creates, HB-2070
     report & recommendations, HB-4277
     report to G.A.; first meeting;
       membership, SB-2141

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HEALTH-Cont.
Temporary Guardian Act, IL
    creates; appointment of guardians for
      persons 16 or older not able to
      understand or control own behavior,
      SB-728
Tenants Bill of Rights Act
    creates; tenants reporting bldg. code or
      health code violations, HB-1817
tobacco
    prohibits distribution of samples to
       minors, SB-257
    smokeless tobacco billboards carry
       health warning statements, HB-975
Township Mental Health Facility Act
    creates; facilities & services; tax levy;
       DMHDD rules & investigations,
       HB-1046
Toxic Enforcement Act of 1988, creates,
  HB-3948
Toxic Substances Disclosure to Employees
  Act
    container hazard warnings, HB-627
U of I rural health care systems unit,
  creates, SB-886
vision impairment
    motor carrier driver reinstatement,
       HB-3354
Voluntary Health Services Plans Act
     See INSURANCE
Water Well Construction Code
     administration of Act, Dept. Public
       Hlth. designate agents, HB-3442
HEARING SERVICES
See HEALTH
HIGHER EDUCATION
See EDUCATION, HIGHER
HIGHWAYS
billboards
     local regulation, allows stricter, HB-
       599, 625
calcium magnesium acetate (corn product)
     DOT evaluate & expand use for road
       clearing, SB-266;HB-746, 2494
civil weighing inspectors
     Vehicle Code enforcement, HB-2323
counties
     adjoining county interchanges, HB-
       2541
     appeal of denial by highway
       commissioner, county board final
       determination, SB-1944
     counties incur indebtedness; motor fuel
       tax uses, HB-2532
     county jurisdiction over township &
       dist. highways, deletes, SB-278
     county special taxes
         hard road & earth road tax levied
           in all counties, SB-462




2674


HIGHWAYS-Cont.
         highway tax may be used for road
           repair, HB-1185
     county superintendent of highways,
       election, SB-554, 745
     future additions, county est.
       approximate rights of way; public
       hearings; property lines map, etc.
       SB-970; HB-2875
     future highway additions, DOT develop
       map of approximate rights of way,
       SB-971
     future rights of way, counties may est.,
       HB-3936
     grants, eligibility, HB-1019
     highway access, county board
       regulatory powers, HB-1758
     highway additions, restricts, HB-1237
     interchanges, county request in
       adjoining county, HB-1299, 1962
     long-range transportation plans,
       exemptions, SB-1201
     quick-take powers, grants to county
       highway depts., SB-1036
     township highways, deletes county
       supervision, SB-278
     townships, county hard road & earth
       tax levy in all counties, SB-462
     transportation impact districts
         counties form; fees; highway
           access construction, HB-1672,
           1759
         counties form, repeals
           authorization, HB-4311
Downstate Illinois Toll Highway Authority,
  creates, SB-1518
entrance/exit permits
     judicial review of Dept. decisions (now
       trial de novo), HB-2320
federal reimbursements
     State Constr. Account Fund
       expenditure reimbursements,
       deposited into same fund, HB-851
highway access
     county board regulatory powers,
       HB-1758
     transportation impact districts;
       counties form; fees; highway access
       construction, HB-1672, 1759
Highway Advertising Control Act
     billboards, allows stricter local
       regulations, HB-599, 625, 3414
     definition of visible, HB-2035
     highway sign restrictions, HB-2563,
       3134
     private utility ID on poles, SB-858
     redefines "maintain", SB-888
     tollways, includes as expressway, HB-
       2056
 Highway Corridor Transportation
   Improvement Act

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HIGHWAYS--Cont.
    creates; Intergov'tal. Highway Corridor
       Agency; development of
       geographical system of highways,
       HB-2656
Highway Safety Incentive Maintenance Act
    creates; ICC motor carrier & safety
       incentive maintenace rates, HB-3456
highway work
     notices to affected municipalities, SB-
       1785;HB-3263, 3652
interchanges
    county request in adjoining county,
       HB-1299, 1962
Intergov'tal. Highway Transportation
  Districts, authorizes, HB-104
Intergovernmental Highway Corridor
  Agencies, authorizes; highway
  transportation improvement, SB-2133
jurisdiction
     county or State surrender jurisdiction
       to cities, HB-3649, 3650
     highway commissioner powers,
       SB-1532
Motor Fuel Tax funds
     local governmental use, eliminates
       DOT supervision, HB-254
     type II highway system, deletes,
       HB-2323
Motor Fuel Tax Local Expenditure
   Restriction Act, creates, HB-1380
mowing right of way
     prohibits except for safety; DOT
       authorization, HB-1184
municipality notices
     work on township or district roads, HB-
       3263
parade permits
     local government liability, exempts for
       vet parades, HB-452
private roads
     civil liability, exempts local authorities,
       HB-2620
radioactive waste concentration and storage
     relocation of low-level radioactive
       waste disposal facilities, HB-3408
references & cross-references, SB-923
relocation expenses
     reestablishment of farm, nonprofit
       organization, small business
       displaced by State or fed. highway,
       SB-1887
 road clearing
     calcium magnesium acetate (corn
       product), DOT evaluate & expand
       use, SB-266; HB-746
 road district loans
     any road district may borrow from
       bank and repay within one year,
       HB-801




2675


HIGHWAYS-Cont.
road district tax extensions, HB-3653, 4115
salt
     bans after 1990, HB-623
sewage discharge
     private sewage discharge into open
       ditches along highways, HB-3198
special vehicle 5-mile highway access, HB-
  2319
State highway construction
     DOT plan to prioritize projects, SB-
       1292
Street Lighting District Act
     dissolution; intergovernmental
       agreements, HB-3541
subdivision streets, SB-1532
Toll Highway Authority Act
     advisory committee, increases,
       HB-2102
     contract bid advertising notice
       requirements, SB-6
     express lane designation, HB-2610
     limits jurisdiction to northern counties;
       creates Downstate IL Toll Highway
       Auth. SB-1518
     limits recovery of damages, SB-1006
     repeals, HB-3765
     rush hour toll reductions for car pools,
       HB-2608, 3371
     State public works projects, Prevailing
       Wage Law applies, SB-1127
     taxable leased property, HB-538
     technical change, HB-3765
Toll Highway Commission Act
     State public works projects, Prevailing
       Wage Law applies, SB- 1127
townships
     county hard road & earth road tax
       levied in all counties, SB-462
     deletes county supervision, SB-278
     prior construction authorization,
       HB-1344
     road dist. budget approval, SB-419
traffic regulations
     posting of notice at entrances of
       highways affected, HB-1238
transportation impact districts
     counties form; fees; highway access
       construction, HB-1672, 1759
     counties form, repeals authorization,
       HB-4311
     counties over 250,000, HB-3457
     county population threshold, lowers,
       SB-1625
     fees, cities; highway access
       development, SB-2133
     minimum county population, lowers,
       HB-3187
     townships establish; fee assessments on
       real estate developments, SB-1787;
       HB-3186

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HIGHWAYS-Cont.
winter highway maintenance study, SB-
  1330
HISPANICS
diabetes study, Dept. Public Health
  conduct, HB-1646
State agencies
    Hispanic hirings; bilingualism &
       cultural knowledge in hiring
       practices, HB-4064
State employees
    Dept. CMS increase number of
       Hispanics & bilinguals, HB-1645
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Aboriginal Records and Antiquities Act
     focus of Act/control of exploration,
       HB-263, 3353
aquariums and museums Act
    maintenance tax levy, taxpayers
       request referendum, HB-3653
County Historical Museum District Act
    county historical museum tax rate,
       increases, HB-2874
     grants to non-profit historical clubs,
       authorizes, HB-265
Dickson Mounds Museum
     liquor sales, HB-3123, 3426
Fort Defiance State Historic Site
    jurisdiction with Dept. Conservation;
       designates as State Park, SB-1978,
       2035
Heritage Preservation Act
     creates; income tax check-off; cultural
       & historical resources & heritage
       preservation, SB-2232; HB-3951
Historic Cities Fund, Illinois
     creates; grants to cities over 150 yrs.
       old, HB-1381
Historic Plaque Program
     Historic Preservation Agency to
       establish Statewide, HB-231
Historic Preservat'n. Agency
     See STATE AGENCIES
Historic Preservation Act, Illinois
     displaced tenant notice, HB-3725
     historic designation, public hearing;
       notices; reports, HB-1659
     relocation costs of tenant displaced by
       Registered Historic Place
       designation, HB-3724
Historic Resources Preservation Act, Illinois
   State Agency
     creates; listings of State Agency
       historic properties; preservation
       projects; preservation officers, SB-
       1931
 Illinois State Museum
     liquor sales, HB-3123, 3426
 Museums in Public Parks Act




2676


HISTORIC PRESERVATION-Cont.
    extends applicability, HB-2874
    technical change, HB-3845
public museum
    historical radio & TV broadcasting,
       incl. HB-981
Register of Historic Places, Illinois
    nominee receive notice prior to
       publication of nomination, SB-432
Rockford Museum Authority
    creates; bonding authority; tax levy,
       HB-3311
State Agency Historic Resources
  Preservation Act, Illinois
    creates; listings of State Agency
       historic properties; preservation
       projects; preservation officers, SB-
       1931
State Genealogical Society
     film collection storage, HB-3636
survey monuments
     surface mines operators locate & reset;
       notify county recorder, SB-786
HOLIDAYS
American Indian Week, annual
   gubernatorial designation, HB-27
Coal Miners Memorial Day, HB-1954
commemorative school holidays
     Casimir Pulaski birthday, HB-338,
       2014
     Korean War Veterans Day, Pearl
       Harbor Veterans Day, SB-410
 county officers
     legal holidays limitation, HB-996
 Famous Americans Day
     creates: Columbus, Washington,
       Pulaski, King, HB-582
 Just Say No Day, establishes May 15 as,
   HB-35
 Korean War Veterans Day, commemorative
   school holiday, SB-410
 Labor Day
     first day of school, day after Labor
       Day, HB-134
 Lincoln's Birthday
     eliminates 2/12; observe on third Mon.
       in Feb. with Washington's b'day.,
       HB-1891
 Mayors' Day, Chicago school dist. 299
   commemorative holiday, HB-2942
 optional school holidays
     Veterans Day and birthdays of Lincoln,
       Pulaski, & Columbus, HB-350
 Pearl Harbor Veterans Day,
   commemorative sch. holiday, SB-410
 Presidents Day
     observes in lieu of Lincoln's Birthday;
       designation of 2 holidays from
       Pulaski, ML King, Columbus Day,
       SB-1024

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HOLIDAYS--Cont.
Pulaski, Casimir, birthday
    commemorative (now banking &
       school), HB-338, 2014
Ukrainian American Day commemorative
  holiday, SB-1553; HB-2910
Washington, Harold, State holiday April
   15, HB-2942
HOME RULE
auditing functions
     taxpayer identity information exchange
       with State; home rule municipalities
       audits, HB-3304
concurrent regulation
     Clear Restaurant Air Act, IL, HB-154
Continued Compensation for Disabled Law
  Officers Act
     home rule unit applicability, HB-4059
disabled law officers continued
   compensation
     home rule units applicability, HB-3379
distress for rent remedy
     allows home rule units to abolish, SB-
       756
firearms
     local regulation & taxation, prohibits,
       HB-1270, 1348, 1885
home rule taxes
     occupation and use taxing powers,
       restricts, HB-1859
 locally imposed taxes
     copy of ordinance to be filed with Dept.
       of Revenue, HB-3104
 municipal tax levy extensions, freeze at
   1986 amounts, SB-96
 park district annexation, HB-594
 permits local regulation
     commercial nonagricultural pesticides,
       HB-990
     home rule-imposed occupation and use
       taxes; abolishes other local gov't. occ.
       and use taxes, SB-1862
 pre-empts
     alcoholic liquor sales restrictions, HB-
       21, 2402
     cable tv franchises, HB-3586
     Clinical Social Work Practice Act,
       SB-957
     Counselor Registration and Licensure
       Act, HB-1588
     county & city building code, HB-2562
     failure to provide applications at public
       libraries for police & firefigher
       positions, SB-1963
     Fire Equipment Distributor and
       Employee Regulation Act, HB-917
     floodplains and floodways, county
       zoning precedence, HB-4220
     Lake Michigan Protection Authority,
        HB-1456




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HOME RULE-Cont.
    law enforcement employee political
       activity interference prohibition, HB-
       807
     local firearm regulation, HB-1270,
       1348, 1885
     municipal appeal bond for policemen &
       firemen, SB-1552
     O'Hare Airport suburban taxi service,
       SB-1145
     Optometric Practice Act of 1987, IL,
       creates, SB-537;HB-2554, 2841
     park district fees, bans municipal tax or
       surcharge, SB-1301
     park district mooring or docking fees,
       prohibits city tax on, HB-722
     restricts retail sale of alcohol, HB-21
     Speech-Language Pathology and
       Audiology Act, creates; licensing &
       regulation, HB-2755
Private Activity Bond Allocation Act, IL
     home rule unit reallocations, HB-2558
Public Bonds Interest Rate Limitation Act
     amendatory Acts limitations, SB-206
solid waste management
     municipalities opt out of county
       control, HB-3862
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
disabled veterans
     increases, SB-226, 1171; HB-167
     retroactively applicable, HB-3926
general
     adjustments; tax levy limitations, caps,
       SB-1679
     county assessor provide application
       upon change of ownership, HB-3717
     increases, HB-22, 2912
     interest on certificate of error allowed
       exemptions, HB-1753
     retroactively applicable, HB-3926
improvement
     notice to possible eligible persons, SB-
       2090
rebates
     eligible persons not receiving exemption
       due to error of county official, SB-
       2070
senior citizen
     delinquent tax property sale, social
       worker report on disabled adult, SB-
       1608, 1636;HB-2973
     designation of another person to receive
       tax delinquency duplicate notice,
       HB-2988
     expands property inclusion, SB-528
     extends to relative owning sr. cit.
       residence, SB-562
     increases, HB-491, 721, 2911, 3454
     interest on certificate of error allowed
       exemptions, HB-1753

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION-Cont.
    retroactively applicable, HB-3926
senior citizen - additional (new)
    school tax levy increase, HB-2927
war veterans, new, HB-3711
HORSE RACING
See GAMES AND GAMBLING
HOSPITALS
abortion
    prohibits except in hospitals, HB-1399
admission
    precertification penalties, limits, HB-
       379
AIDS testing, patients between 13 & 55,
  SB-85
AIDS-diagnosed health care workers
    notify employer; protect patients, HB-
       2041
airport noise soundproofing
    soundproofing aid to sch. districts,
       hospitals, etc., HB-3580
ambulance service
    patient delivered to hospital of choice,
       HB-3014
Anatomical Gift Act, Uniform
    see also: MEDICINE
    potential donors, hospital develop
       protocol for identifying, HB-408
blood alcohol tests
    emergency room tests admissible as
       business records exceptions to
       hearsay prohibitions; physicians
       disclose info, SB-125, 194;HB-1220
blood tests
     AIDS blood tests, report positive
     Sresults, HB-986
Blood Trust Programs
     Dept. Public Hlth. establish;
       designated blood donor recipient,
       HB-337, 2097
burn injuries
     reports: hospitals, physicians, nurses;
       State Fire Marshal; DCFS;
       immunity, HB-1318
communicable diseases
     hospitals notify paramedics &
       ambulance personnel; Dept. Public
       health establish list of diseases;
       immunity, civil action, HB-1242
Cook County
     new hospital; bond authorization; HB-
       1196
County Hospitals Act
     Cook County hosp.-U of I joint
       ventures & reciprocal agreements,
       SB-2040
     Cook County hospital clinic contracts,
       HB-1023




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HOSPITALS--Cont.
designated blood donors, HB-337
English proficiency
    hospital emergency service personnel,
       HB-1783
Health Finance Reform Act
    estimated bill of patient liability,
       requires notice, HB-698
Hospital District Law
     minimum population, HB-3427
Hospital Licensing Act
     AIDS testing of all admitted patients,
       HB-984
     annual assessment, pool for
       uncompensated hospital care, HB-
       2163,3155
     dentist, adds to Hospital Licensing
       Board SB-973
     Medicare patient discharge plans, HB-
       3873
     Nursing Home Care Reform Act,
       certain provisions apply, SB-588
     osteopathic colleges enrollees, includes
       as clinical training students, SB-111;
       HB-613
     perinatal definition, HB-566
     purpose of Act, HB-1455
     Veterans Administration hospitals,
       incl.; Dept. Public Hlth. annual
       inspections, HB-846
 incompetent patient nutrition and hydration
   Act, creates, HB-1470
 medical malpractice
     See CIVIL PROCEDURE
 medical treatment
     bans denial to persons with verifiable
       source of payment, SB-791;HB-2194
 nutrition and hydration presumptions, HB-
   4094
 paramedics and ambulance personnel
     hospital notify of patients with
       dangerous or infectious diseases,
       HB-1242
 patients rights
     creates Act concerning; Dept. Pub.
       Hlth. rules, implementation; HB-
       3808
 Rape Victims Emergency Treatment Act
     Sexual Assualt Survivors Emergency
       Treatment Act, changes title; terms;
       procedures, HB-2839
 religious beliefs
     accomodation of patients, SB-1325,
       1334
 Trauma Center designation, HB-2410
 trauma centers
     designation, HB-2410
     emergency services to public aid
       children, Dept. Public Aid contracts,
       HB-389

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HOSPITALS-Cont.
    inspection, Dept. Public Health, HB-
       3502
    standards; patient evaluation criteria;
       medical audits; renewal of
       designation; post-trauma care; HB-
       2411
U of I Hospital
    construction loan repayment liability,
       removes HB-1024
    control with University Board of
       Trustees (now University), HB-1025
     indigent patient health care, reduce
       Uofl State repayment obligation,
       HB-859
X-rays
     forwarded to patient's personal
       physician HB-1106
HOTELS AND PUBLIC
  ACCOMMODATIONS
Bed and Breakfast, SB-1421; HB-1770
check cashing services
     innkeepers may offer, HB-3968
disabled person hotel rooms, HB-2161
Equitable Restrooms Act
     creates; public facilities provide ratio of
       restrooms, HB-3658
hospitality industry employee lie detector
   tests, HB-3597
 Human Rights Act, Illinois
     discrimination in public
       accommodations, prohibits, HB-2983
smoke detectors
     semoke detectors designed for hearing
       impaired, HB-3563
     smoke detectors designed for hearing
       impaired, HB-3563
telephone bills
     unlawful business practice to charge
       more than hotel's cost, HB-4183
 HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT
 Abandoned Housing Rehabilitation Act
     creates; nonprofit agency use as rental
       for low-income persons, SB-1428
 Affordable Housing Program Law, Illinois,
   creates, HB-3338, 3890
 airport noise soundproofing
     soundproofing aid to sch. districts,
       hospitals, etc., HB-3580, 3583
 alley curfew, SB-718
 attractive nuisance
     handicapped ramp exclusion, HB-148
 Availability of Affordable Housing Study
   Act
     creates; subsidized housing owner file
       intent to prepay HUD financing,
       HB-3726
 building code violations
     judgment of fines or damages runs both
       with land and against defendant,
       HB-2631




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HOUSING AND
  REDEVELOPMENT-Cont.
    judgments; liens; interest; unsafe
       building enclosure, HB-2600
building health code violations
    causes of action; bonds, fees; repair
       liens, HB-2507
Community Residence Right to Locate Act
    creates; prohibits zoning restrictions for
       disabled persons, HB-2611
Contractors' License Law
    creates; exams; licensing; fees; bonding;
       home improvement salesmen
       registration; home improvement
       contracts; advertising, SB- 1175
criminal housing management
     includes buildings as public nuisances,
       SB-1277
     permitting physical condition of
       facilities to become or remain in
       endangered condition, SB-1394
     recklessly permitting deteroriation of
       facilities, SB-1275;HB-2588, 3736
Emergency Assistance to Homeowners Act
     creates; IHDA assistance; loans; HB-
       2488
Emergency Homeless Veterans Act
     creates; telephone hotline; short-term
       shelter; long-term residence, HB-
       1841
Employer-Assisted Community Housing
   Fund Act
     creates; DCCA matching grants to
       employers, HB-964
Environmental Barriers Act
     accessible dwelling unit compliance,
       HB-3801
Equity Assurance Plans
     city may establish; single family
       residence assurance, SB-1592
flood damage, DCCA grants, HB-2276
Floodplain Construction Act
     creates; prohibits new construction;
       DOT floodplain maps, HB-368
 Foreclosed Property Maintenance
   Responsibility Act, creates, HB-415
Home Equity Lending Plan Act
     creates; seller retain life interest in
       home, HB-1078
Home Equity Protection Act of 1987
     creates; IHDA administer; protect
       owners from financial loss due to
       community economic decline, HB-
       2149
home inspectors
     creates Act relating to; exams;
       licensing; education; experience;
       disciplinary process; fees, HB-1893
     regulation; licensure; qualifications;
       fees; certification; disciplinary
       procedures; scope of practice, HB-
       3924

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HOUSING AND
  REDEVELOPMENT-Cont.
home rental conversions
    senior citizen/disabled person owner,
      prohibits increase in assessed
      valuation, SB-428
Homeless Bill of Rights
    creates; prescribes rights; housing
      assistance, SB-369
homeless mentally ill and disabled
    housing rehabilitation grants & loans,
       HB-2456
     IL Mortgage Insurance Agency study,
       HB-2454
    State Advocacy Program for the
       Homeless Mentally Ill and Disabled,
       creates; Dept. Public Hlth. Advocacy
       Div., SB-368
homeless persons
    emergency shelter expenses, DCCA
       disburse federal funds, HB-3982
    gov'tal units administering general
       assistance provide shelter paid for by
       vendor payments, HB-112, 968
    homeless person housing units, IHDA
       build & manage, HB-3494
     Municipal Emergency Shelter
       Reimbursement Act, creates; State
       reimburse cities for temporary
       shelter for homeless, HB-969
Homeowner's Emergency Assistance Act,
  IL
    creates; DCCA assistance to residential
       mortgagees, HB-716, 2284, 2466
Homeowner's Mortgage Counseling Law;
  Homeowner's Emergency Assistance Law
    creates; Dept. Financial Institutions aid
       to residential mortgagors, HB-1229
Housing Authorities Act
     annual report analyses, HB-4107
     commissioner salaries or per diem,
       cities over 80,000, HB-3600
     commissioner terms; Interim Board
       terms, SB-2269
     drug addict eviction, prohibits if tenant
       in rehab. program, HB-3786
     main office of operation, SB-1254
     refusal of renewal of tenancy to persons
       convicted of drug offenses, HB-1925
     rent determination, exclusions from
       tenant's income, HB-858
Housing Development Authority
     see also: STATE AGENCIES
     Act intent, HB-1331
     Affordable Housing Program study,
       HB-3890
     city rehabilitation loans, HB-943
     clearing house for information on
       federal grants, HB-2476
     debt service reserve fund interest
       deposited into Special Projects Fund,
       SB-572




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HOUSING AND
  REDEVELOPMENT-Cont.
    emergency residential mortgage
      counseling & assistance, SB-
      409;HB-1114, 1229
    energy efficiency standards, HB-1660
    expands IHDA services to non-profit &
       low profit entities, SB-959
    federal low-income housing tax credits,
       designates State Housing Credit
       Agency, HB-1829
    homeless mentally ill housing
       rehabilitation, HB-2456
    homeless person housing units, HB-
       3494
     housing credit dollars, IHDA to
       allocate, E087-1
     IHDA State Agency in Minority &
       Female Business Enterprise Act,
       HB-189
     issuance of bonds & notes; repurchased
       bonds cancellation, SB-959
     lease purchase options, HB-135
     low & moderate income home building,
       IHDA loans to limited profit entities,
       HB-1233
     low-income single room occupancy
       facilities, IHDA bonds, HB-1128
     matching grant demonstration
       program, HB-1127
     past due child support obiligations,
       bans loans, SB-1765
     poverty areas new housing, IHDA
       assistance to nonprofit organizations,
       HB-1231
     poverty areas rehabilitation, IHDA
       loans to cities, HB-1232
     poverty areas to receive 50% of
       resources HB-2663
     repeals, HB-3963
     residential mortgages, SB-960
     senior citizen housing grants, HB-1649
     solar energy funding, bond
       authorization, HB-2592
 Housing Developmnt and Expansion Act of
   1987, IL
     creates; study urban housing problems;
       recommendations to Gov. & G.A.,
       HB-2087
 Housing for the Homeless Act
     creates; rental loans to homeless
       persons, SB-2191
 Housing Hazardous Waste Collection Act
     creates; informational & educational
       materials; grants to local gov't., HB-
       1667
 Housing Investment and Development Act
   of 1987, IL
     creates; State's housing problems, HB-
       1330
 Housing Policy Development, Dept.
   Commerce and Community Affairs
   Office, HB-1075

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HOUSING AND
  REDEVELOPMENT-Cont.
Housing Rehabilitation for the Homeless
  Act
    creates; rehabilitation loans to homeless
       SB-2912
Housing Trust Fund Act, Illinois
    creates; low-income housing
       rehabilitation assistance; taxes, SB-
       2190
Housing, IL Department of, creates, HB-
  944
Landscape Architecture Act of 1987, IL
     creates; regulation of landscapers;
       certification; exams, SB-821;HB-
       1573
Lawn Chemical Application Notice Act
     creates; posting of notice on lawn when
       chemicals applied, HB-794, 918
low income housing
     Affordable Housing Program Law, Ill.,
       creates, HB-3338, 3890
     DCCA clearinghouse of federal grant
       info, HB-2476
     DCCA grants for, HB-137
     DCCA loans to assist in acquisition of
       abandoned real estate, HB-2095
     DCCA rent reimbursement program,
       HB-2076
     IHDA issue bonds or notes for single
       room occupancy facilities, HB-1128
     tax abatement on tax sale property
       improved with multifamily residence,
       HB-1411
 Low Income Housing Trust Board, creates,
   HB-1679
 model homes
     assessed valuation freeze, revises,
       HB-2909
 New Home Warranty and Builders
   Registration Act, IL
     creates; builders register with Dept.
       R&E; Dept. new home warranty
       program, HB-2689
 Prepayment of Federally Subsidized
   Mortgage Act, Notice of
     creates; owners notify local gov't. and
       IHDA, SB-1800, 1942; HB-3338
 Public Housing Tenant Manager Training
   Act
     creates; DCCA administer, HB-512,
       1077
 public nuisances
     incl. buildings which are subject of
       criminal housing management,
       SB-1277, 1395;HB-2587
 radon gas
     radon gas residence testing, EPA
       establish program, HB-1887
 Radon Mitigation Act




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HOUSING AND
  REDEVELOPMENT-Cont.
    creates; Dept. Nuclear Safety program
       for detecting & reducing radon;
       detecting device approval; treble
       damages, SB-1517; HB-3780
Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Act
    creates; requires written statement for
       any transfer of residential property;
       liability, HB-1892
rehabilitated abandoned housing
     DCCA assistance program, HB-2465
relocation of displaced persons
     definitions, HB-3408
residential housing grants
    developmentally disabled community
       facilities, DMHDD grants, HB-3802
Residential Owner-Resident Act
     creates; rights & duties under rental
       agreement, SB-1491; HB-2698
Roofing Industry Licensing Act
     certified roofing contractor, excepts
       HUD housing, SB-860
     limits to contractors with 2 or more
       employees, HB-470
     requires evidence of surety bond, SB-
       431
Scaffolding Act, repeals, HB-279
senior citizen shared housing assistance
   program, HB-664
slum housing management, HB-2763
Smoke Detector Act, creates, HB-3
State Housing Credit Agency
     State Treasurer administer low-income
       housing tax credit allocations,
       HB-1326
Structural Pest Control Act
     licensees form risk retention trusts,
       authorizes, SB-82
     restricted use wood treatment
       pesticides, certification of persons
       using, SB-9
title insurance
     secured property title insurance,
       prohibits lender from requiring
       borrower to obtain from particular
       insurer, HB-1937
urban area housing
     availability study, IL Housing
       Development Auth. report to G.A.,
       HB-490
Urban Redevelopment, creates Dept., HB-
   2474
HUMAN RIGHTS
affirmative action programs
     DOT, CDB, HB-2735
age discrimination
     eliminates upper age limit, SB-256;
       HB-723

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HUMAN RIGHTS-Cont.
biased criminal acts
    Dept. State Police information;
       training, SB-1155
Bill of Rights of Persons with
  Developmental Disabilities Act
    creates; evaluation & diagnosis
       services; Gov. develop plan, HB-
       1813, 2006, 2930
business discrimination, prohibits State
  business or funding, HB-1145
death penalty
    racially disproportionate pattern of
       imposition or execution, HB-3939
Dept. of Minority and Female Business
  Enterprises
    creates; transfers duties of Min. &
       Fem. Business Enterprise Council,
       HB-191
discrimination by insurers
    new Article prohibiting, SB-2164
Engineering and Science Recruitment Act
    creates; fund programs to attract
       women & minorities into fields, SB-
       2213
Hispanics
     State agencies hiring practices;
       bilingualism; cultural knowledge,
       HB-4064
Holocaust
     Days of Remembrance observation in
       schools, HB-3011
     school curriculum, HB-3011
Homeless Bill of Rights
     creates; prescribes rights; housing
       assistance, SB-369
Human Rights Act, IL
     affirmative action violations, SB-829
     affirmative action, failure to comply
       constitutes civil rights violation, HB-
       2126, 3469
     age discrimination, SB-256; HB-723
     age; apprenticeship committees,
       programs; HB-1290
     amended complaints inclusions,
       HB-2113
     Commission staff petition for
       enforcement authorization; punitive
       damages; certification of money
       judgments, HB-2193
     complaint costs, respondent pay
       complainant, HB-1809
     complaint for enforcement of order,
       allows, HB-2643
     compulsory retirement, HB-2164, 2177
     consumer transaction discrimination,
       prohibits, SB-1536
     discrimination by insurers, new Article
       prohibiting, HB-3904
     discrimination in public
       accommodations, prohibits, HB-2983




2682


HUMAN RIGHTS-Cont.
    dismissal of civil rights complaints;
       summary orders, HB-2850
     Equal Opportunity officer, Dept. assign
       to State agencies, HB-1877
     extensions of time, Human Rights
       Commission decide, HB-2642
     family medical leave, SB-1160
     handicapped facilities, removes
       exemption from discrimination due
       to inaccessibility of bldgs., HB-2372
     health facilities referral, exempts from
       public accommodations Article, HB-
       3695
     Human Rights Services Fund, creates,
       HB-4262, 4264
     immigration, employment
       discrimination information, HB-2630
     insurance discrimination, new Article,
       SB-2006
     insurer discrimination Article, adds,
       HB-2685
     judicial review recovery of costs, HB-
       2641
     labor organizations compliance with
       affirmative action req., HB-3364
     nonforfeitable pension benefits limits,
       raises for compulsory retirement
       plans, HB-2814
     persons charged with violation respond
       within 60 days, HB-2206
     public official/public officer civil rights
       violations, placed in civil rights
       Article, HB-2672
     real property documents, bans
       recitiation of discriminatory
       provisions, SB-1140
     rehearing on Human Rights
       Commission decision, SB-1514
     sex discrimination, Insurance Code
       Article prohibiting, HB-36
     sexual orientation discrimination, HB-
       885
     State agency compliance audits,
       biennial, HB-4064
     State agency noncompliance with equal
       employment opportunity &
       affirmative action requirements, HB-
       4032
 Job-Training Coordinating Council Act
     Civil Rights Sub-Committee, appoints;
       civil rights requirements of
       employment & training programs,
       SB-650
 local government governing body
     method of election pursuant to Voting
        Rights Act suit, HB-2187
 Long-Term Care Ombudsman Act
     creates; Dept. on Aging ombudsman
        services for long-term care facility
        residents; training; annual reports,
        HB-3741

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


HUMAN RIGHTS-Cont.
Lottery Law
    advertising policies, requires to insure
       no exploitation; annual summary of
       winners, HB-144, 153
maternity leave rights, HB-1650
Minority and Female Business Enterprise
  Act
     IL Housing Development Authority
       incl. as State agency under Act, HB-
       189
     repeals repealer, HB-117
     resident alien, includes as minority,
       HB-2405
     service contract awards, HB-2670
     State contracts, 10% set aside for
       blacks only, HB-584
Minority Business Development Authority
   Act, IL, creates, HB-1627
minority businesses
     business loan/construction contract
       surety bond assistance, SB-2251
 minority educational opportunities
     higher education minority
       participation, Board of Higher Ed.
       report to Gov. & G.A., SB-1101
     IL Consortium for Educational
       Opportunity participant grant
       conditions, allows State employment,
       SB-1102
 Nazi Germany/slave labor, business bans,
   HB-2417, 2418, 2677
     bans certain businesses from IL, HB-
       2418
     bans State gov't. entities business
       transactions, HB-2417
 Northern Ireland businesses
     equal opportunity reporting, SB-1874
 pregnant employees, parental rights, HB-86
 Registration and Voting Rights Act of
   1988, creates Article in Election Code,
   SB-2178
 religious beliefs
     hospitals accomodate patients,
       SB-1325, 1334
 Right of Conscience Act
     fetal abnormalities testing, permits
       refusal, HB-1415
 sex discrimination
     prohibits discrimination by insurers,
        HB-36
     State government female employment,
        35%, SB-1875;HB-3363
 sexual harassment
     higher education, prohibits sexual har.
        in, HB-3469
 sexual orientation
     offense against person is factor in
        aggravation for more severe
        sentence, HB-884




2683


HUMAN RIGHTS-Cont.
    prohibits discrimination based on, HB-
       885
social security number disclosure bans, SB-
   1669
Sports Facilities Authority Act, Illinois
    affirmative action program for equal
       employment, HB-2898
title documents
    prohibits recitation of discriminatory
       provisions, HB-2040
ILLINOIS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE
  AUTHORITY
See STATE AGENCIES
INCOME TAX, ILLINOIS
See TAXATION - ILLINOIS INCOME
  TAX
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
See WORKERS COMPENSATION AND
  OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES ACTS
INSECTS
See ANIMALS AND INSECTS
INSURANCE
accident and health
    ace. & hlth./workers comp. insurance
       policies, Dir. approve, SB-864
    adopted children exclusion, precludes,
       HB-2805
    AIDS coverage exclusions, SB-1873
    alcohol and drug rehabilitation
      coverage, SB-19
    Alzheimer's disease coverage, SB-
      4;HB-634
    catastrophic illness insurance, SB-1293
    child health supervision services, all
      ace. & hlth. policies include, HB-296
    coverage of adult child caring for
      insured over 65 yrs. old, HB-754
    Dept. study laws regulating, HB-1554
    disclosures, SB-293; HB-4013
    employee insurance plans, HB-3876
    foreign or alien company policies
      countersigned by IL agent, SB-1427
    full coverage option to persons
      ineligible for Medicare, HB-2416
    health ins. policy approval, HB-4013
    hearing services, HB-686, 3566, 3902
    home health care coverage, SB-254
    hospitalization coverage, HB-2499
    in vitro fertilization coverage, HB-4263
    independent medical examination, HB-
      4025
    insured coverage incl. parents and
      other dependents residing in
      household, HB-712
    insurer dispute with worker's comp.
      insurer, Dept. rules for employee
      benefits, SB-862

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INSURANCE-Cont.
    maternity coverage, SB-1196
    mental disorders, patient expenses, SB-
       1002
    policy "Coverage Limitation Guide"
      attachment, HB-1224
    pregnant insured, prohibits cancellation
      of policies, SB-1980
    special ed. children health care
      contracts, reimbursements, HB-3716
    Workers Comp/Occ Dis Acts liability
      disputes, ins. company pay, then
      recoup, HB-1448, 4103
advertising
    misleading ads in insurance sales, bans,
       SB-2074, 2171; HB-3907
    solicitation by businesses not
       authorized to do business in Ill.,
       misrepresentation & defamation
       prohibitions, SB-2011
Alien Companies (new Article III 1/2)
    adds; Ill. port of entry to transact ins.
      business by alien companies,
      SB-1869
alien insurers
    direct insurance transaction in Ill.,
      authorizes, SB-1869
Alzheimer's Disease accident and health
  ins. coverage, SB-4;HB-634
Antitrust Act, Illinois
    insurance company exemption,
      eliminates, SB-2161; HB-3902
attorney fees
    applicable to all HMOs, HB-1323
automobile
    accident by uninsured vehicle,
      misdemeanor, HB-2591, 4098
    additional uninsured motor vehicle
      coverage, HB-2838
    auto accident without liability ins.,
      misdemeanor, HB-2591
    auto repair shops regulation, HB-4016
    bans increasing premium for one traffic
      offense, SB-861
    collision deductible, prohibits
      reductions for damage by uninsured
      vehicle, HB-1595
    credit life or credit disability notices,
      HB-216
    damaged vehicles; non-OEM parts,
      crash parts, defines, HB-2765
    improper claims practice, unlicensed
      auto repair service, HB-4016
    insurance fraud, Dept. Professional
      Regulation may demand
      information, SB-1979
    liability limits disclosure, HB-1391
    mandatory insurance, SB-871, 1260,
      2062, 2180; HB-26, 1952, 2200,
      2319, 2467, 3900




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INSURANCE-Cont.
     minimum insurance compliance for
       registration; penalties, SB-871, 1306,
       2062; HB-26, 1952
     motor vehicle theft, Dept. Professional
       Regulation may demand
       information, SB-1979
     nonrenewals, prohibits in order to offer
       similar policy at higher premium,
       HB-168
     physical handicap, bans refusal or
       nonrenewal for, SB-1487;HB-1717
     policies limiting liability to depreciated
       value of auto, prohibits, SB-2110
     premium reduction for seat belt use,
       HB-2491
     proof of insurance furnished to insured
       upon request, HB-2467
     Safety Responsibility Law, IL
         certification of minimum ins.
            compliance; penalties, SB-871,
            1306; HB-26, 1952
         minimum liability policy, doubles
            for security exemption, SB-1192
         reporting requirements, imposes
            on ins. companies & producers,
            HB-25
     State employee liability coverage
       denial, HB-2225
     total loss
          insurance company apply for
            salvage certificate,
            SB-68;HB-361
     uninsured and underinsured coverage,
        SB-51;HB-24
     uninsured vehicle & motorist coverage,
        HB-1361
 banks
     insurance firm subsidiaries owned &
        operated by banks, SB-2000
 cancellation
     prohibits on certain paid policies, HB-
        1668
 captive insurance companies, new Article,
   HB-2437
 carnival rides
      liability insurance and bond
        requirements, HB-227
 catastrophic illness insurance, SB- 1293
 civil cause of action
      creates; violations of Code, SB-2167
 claims
      improper claims practice, unlicensed
        auto repair service, HB-4016
      vexatious delays, penalties, HB-892,
        1673
 commercial risk insurance
      Commercial Risk Rates, Article
        caption; regulate rates, annual limits,
        equitable application, HB-1849

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


INSURANCE-Cont.
commercial ventures
    joint underwriting of property,
       casualty, surety ins., SB-2166
complaints
     Dir. of Insurance make rules; third
       party administrator compliance, HB-
       751
Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan Act
   (CHIP)
     coverage limits; rates; deductibles;
       exclusions, HB-1639
     Medicare supplement policy,
       authorizes Board to issue, SB-688
     membership; rates; enrollment,
       SB-1955
     residency requirements, SB-872
     skilled nursing facility definition,
       SB-630
     surplus or deficit estimates for
       upcoming FY, Board provide, SB-
       1961
     technical correction, HB-4109
 confidential records
     financial analysis ratios & examination
       synopses filed with Director,
       HB-2838
 consumer guide
     Dept. publish; comparisons of business
       premiums and rates, HB-3909
 consumer rate comparison guide, HB-3807
 coordination of benefits
     dependents under multiple policies
       covered under insured with earlier
       birthday, HB-1540
 countersign policy
     resident ins. producer countersign for
        non-resident ins. producer, SB-67;
        HB-367
     workers' compensation insurance, no
        countersignature required, HB-4178
 county group insurance
      incl. HMOs and preferred provider
        organizations, HB-864
 crash parts, original equipment
   manufacturer definitions, HB-2765
 crop insurance
      premium refunds, HB-4300
 damaged vehicles
      non-OEM parts, bans; defines OEM,
        crash parts, HB-2765
 emergency care
      non-preferred provider rendering
        service to person under preferred
        provider contract, benefit level same,
        HB-1839
 endowment or annuity policies
      policies providing acceleration of
        benefits prior to pay-out, SB-2052
  false insurance card




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INSURANCE-Cont.
     elements of defense; form of evidence
       of insurance; disclaimers, HB-3900
Farm Mutual Insurance Company Act of
   1986
     nonrenewal notices, proof of mailing;
       tax certificates on fire loss;
       investment in political subdivisions,
       HB-2789
fire insurance
     premium notice, 45 days; grace period
       for payment, SB-122
     smoke detector requirement, HB-2396
fire loss certificate
     local executors, Dept. maintain list,
       HB-124
     requires re unpaid taxes & demolition
       expenses, HB-187
Flood Insurance Rate Maps
     DOT provide and city display, SB-846
geographic location
     adverse risk experience not sufficient
       for ins. refusal, SB-1928, 2163
     commercial & non-commercial risks,
       HB-2143
Grain Insurance Act, Illinois
     insurance required on company-owned
       grain; penalties; assessments,
       HB-2378
group health insurance
     Dept. Rehabilitation Services personal
       care assistants, Dept. conduct study,
       SB-2084
     Ill. Municipal Retirement Fund
       member continuation privileges, HB-
       3747
 group insurance
     benefits extension after involuntary
       terminationof policy, HB-1079
     casualty, fidelity, surety, fire, marine,
       HB-4284
     group vehicle insurance, additional
       authorization, SB-2165
     Workers Comp/Occ Dis Acts liability
       disputes, ins. company pay, then
       recoup, HB-1448, 4103
 handgun liability insurance Article, HB-
   1080
 health care programs
     contingency plans in case of insolvency,
       HB-2300
 health insurance
     Dept. Public Health program to
       provide to medically indigent, HB-
       2880
     insurance impact statements, mandated
       insurance coverage, legislative
       reports SB-2099
     long term health care reimbursement
       policies, life or endowment ins. or
       annuity contracts, HB-4110

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INSURANCE--Cont.
    municipal employees, tax levy, SB-212,
      2005
    offered at reduced rates to students,
       HB-1906
health maintenance organizations (HMO) -
  see: service plans
Home Equity Assurance
    creates; voters may create program by
       referendum to assure property
       against loss, SB-1592, 1684; HB-
       3260
Home Equity Protection Act of 1987
    creates; IHDA administer; protect
       owners from financial loss due to
       community economic decline, HB-
       2149
homeowner insurance
     space heater use, prohibits denial of
       insurance, HB-3152
hospital and medical coverage
     newborn infant exclusion, precludes,
       HB-2805
insurance agents
     insurance company contract
       termination, HB-3696
     termination notices; policy renewal;
       license reinstatements; license fees;
       bonding, SB-905
insurance brokers/securities dealers
     grants banks powers of, SB-608;HB-
       1426
Insurance Code repeal, delays, HB-3806
insurance companies
     captive insurance companies, new
       Article, HB-2437
     consumer guide, Dept. publish;
       comparison of business premiums &
       rates, HB-3909
     hazardous financial condition for risk
       retention groups, deletes reference,
       HB-3590
     registration fees, HB-3590
 insurance fraud
     creates crime, HB-2586
     expands definition; penalties, SB-1988
     felony to submit fraudulent insurance
       claims, SB-1408
     notice to Dept. of Professional
       Regulation, SB-1979
 Insurance Guaranty Fund Article
     expands scope; expands recovery of
       claims authorization, HB-2836
 Insurance Investigations Division, creates,
   SB-1487; HB-2836
 investment of funds
     Inter-American Development Bank,
       prohibits investments in obligations
       issued by, HB-1852
     limitations; minimum surplus
       requirements; high yield-high risk
       obligations, SB-2011




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INSURANCE-Cont.
    real estate mortgages, permits domestic
       companies to invest in, SB-69; HB-
       351
investments
     Inter-American Development Bank,
       bans investments in, HB-3944
     investment practices: small business,
       farms, low-income areas, SB-2170
     small businesses, family farms, low
       income area needs, HB-4177
Life and Health Insurance Guaranty
  Association Law, IL
     HMOs, Law applies to, HB-2792
life insurance
     custodial care, SB-2052
     policies providing acceleration of
       benefits prior to pay-out, SB-2052
     tax on gross life insurance premiums;
       Emergency Medical Services Fund,
       HB-1450
long-term care insurance
     Act, creates; sales regulation;
       disclosure of information, SB-2073,
       2172; HB-1491, 3908
     creates; regulates sales; disclosure of
       information, SB-2073, 2172;
       HB-1491, 3908
     Dept. on Aging public awareness
       campaign, HB-3874
     new Article; coverage of care in other
       than acute care unit of hospital,
       SB-1955
     State Employees Group Insurance Act,
       HB-3877
     Task Force report by 12/31/88,
       SB-943
     treatment by prayer for healing
       through church, HB-1491
 mandatory automobile insurance - see:
   automobile
 medical liability insurance classifications,
   SB-1338
 medical malpractice insurance
     classifications, limits to 4, SB-1338
     classifications, SB-1338
     proof for licensure, SB-1339; HB-2266
 Medicare supplemental policies
     consumer guide: Dept. publish
       comparison of business rates &
       premiums, HB-3909
     insurers make certain not to sell
       duplicative coverage, SB-906
     mammography coverage, SB-1768
     refund time period; loss ratio standards;
       sales restrictions, HB-3591
     refunds directly to policy holder when
       policy returned within exam period;
       insurer prevent duplicative coverage,
       SB-922

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INSURANCE-Cont.
    requirements for advertisements and
       disclaimers, SB-618
    standards, HB-1491
misrepresentation and defamation
    solicitation by businesses not licensed
       in Ill., SB-2011
Motor Vehicle Replacement Safety Law
    adds; standards for non-original
       manufacturer parts (non-OEM);
       customer notice; insurer restrictions,
       HB-2007
nonrenewal notice
     company retain proof of mailing; tax
       certificate on fire loss; Farm Mutual
       Ins. Co. investments, HB-2789
organ transplantation denials, HB-2691
pharmacies
     third party prescription program, SB-
       2167
Physicians Professional Liability Insurance
   Merit Rating Plan, Dept. to establish,
   SB-1340;HB-2267
podiatrist reimbursement, SB-1191
policies
     coverage limitation guide attachment,
       HB-1224
     health ins. policy approval, HB-4013
     readability standards, HB-3807
     simplification; readability, SB-2162;
       HB-3903
 political contributions, allows, HB-2375
 preferred providers
     emergency care benefit level same
       when rendered by non-preferred
       provider, HB-1839
 premium notice
     fire & extended coverage policies, 45
       days notice; grace period for
       payment, SB-122
 prescription programs
     third-party program, pharamcy
       participation time period, HB-3537
 pricing and underwriting
     advisory organization obtain statistics,
       SB-1115
 prohibited practice
     sex discrimination, SB-2164; HB-36
 property, casualty and surety coverage
     claims payment, insurers notify State's
       attorney, HB-3631
     Dept. review proposed changes in
       premium rates, HB-3906
     joint underwriting for commercial
       ventures, SB-2166; HB-4176
     premium rates regulation, SB-1341;
       HB-3901
     surety bonds guarantees program for
       small contractors, HB-257
     uninsured loss assistance, HB-2078




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INSURANCE-Cont.
punitive damages
     increases; unreasonable and vexatious
       refusal to pay claim, SB-2168;HB-
       3906
     limits, eliminates; unreasonable &
       vexatious refusal, SB-2169
rates
     consumer comparison guide, Dept.
       prepare & publish, HB-3807
     premium rates, property & casualty,
       Dept. review, SB-2160
     property & casualty premium, rate
       regulation, SB-1341
refusal to insure
     adverse risk experience, geographic
       location, not sufficient for refusal,
       SB-1928, 2163; HB-4129
     geographic location risk, HB-2143,
       3960
reinstatement
     technical change, HB-1329
reinsurance
     certificates of loss standards, SB-538
     dental service plan corporations subject
       to, HB-1222
Religious and Charitable Risk Pooling
  Trust Act
     religious and charitable trusts enter
       pooling & reinsurance arrangements
       with out of State mutual ins.
       company, SB-702
rental cars
     increases minimum requirements, HB-
       4016
repeal of Code, delays, HB-3806
risk retention - see: self insurance
sanitary landfills
     bans insurance company transactions
       unless liability insurance offered,
       HB-2058
self insurance (risk retention)
     captive insurance companies; risk
       retention & purchasing groups, new
       Articles, HB-2437
     municipal employee health insurance
       tax levy; self-insurance reserves, SB-
       212
     religious and charitable trusts pooling
       & reinsurance arrangements;
       reorganize as mutual ins. company,
       SB-702;HB-2437
     sanitary district employees, HB-1406
     small businesses, new Article for self
       insurance retention funds, HB-1164,
       1592
     Structural Pest Control licensees, new
       Article, SB-82;HB-292
service plans
     (Dental Service Plan Act)

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


INSURANCE-Cont.
     (Health Maintenance Organization
       Act)
     (Non-Profit Health Care Service Plan
       Act)
     (Voluntary Health Services Plans Act)
     Dental Service Plan Act
         all benefits in form of
           reimbursements, HB-1799
         chartering & continuation of
           corporations, HB-2453
         claims and indemnities paid within
           30 days, SB-697
         corporations subject to reinsurance
           provisions, HB-1222
     health care programs contingency plans
       against insolvency, HB-2300
     Health Maintenance Organization Act
         ambulance emergency
           transportation, HB-3014
         attorney fees Section applies to all
           HMOs, HB-1323
         clarifies sentence structure, HB-
           2690
         contracts with both physicians &
           dentists, SB-680
         dispute resolution and second
           opinion procedures; distribution
           of assets in liquidations,
           HB-2838
         emergency medical treatment,
           HB-4285
         emergency transportation by
           ambulance provisions, requires,
           SB-1946
         health care programs contingency
           plans against insolvency, HB-
           2300
         HMOs subject to Insurance Code
           discrimination prohibitions,
           SB-662
         IL Health Maintenance
           Organization Guaranty Assoc.,
           creates, SB-1115
         Life and Health Ins. Guaranty
           Assoc. Law, IL, applicable to
           HMOs, HB-2792
         list of hospitals & doctors used by
           HMO, HB-3995
         repeals, HB-2768
         solicitors of public aid enrollees
           licensed as insurance producers,
           HB-3806
         time extension to correct net worth
           deficiency, limits to 60 days,
           HB-2271
     hospital admittance precertification
       penalties, limits, HB-379
     Voluntary Health Services Plans Act
         medical/hospital services charter,
           concomitant application for
           certificate of authority, HB-
           3589, 3806




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INSURANCE-Cont.
sex discrimination, prohibited practice, SB-
  2006
State Compensation Insurance Fund
    creates; corporation; insure employers
      against certain liability, SB-415;
      HB-1008, 3400
State Employees Group Insurance Act
    group benefits, HB-2834
    local government employees coverage,
       HB-3028, 3769
    long-term care facility coverage, HB-
       3877
    retired or disabled IL public
      community college employees,
      includes, SB-145
subrogation
    limitations applicable to all claims,
       HB-1360
surety bonds guarantees
    Dept. establish program for small
       contractors, HB-257
technical changes, SB-245; HB-3807
title insurance
     mortgage lender reject if title insurer
       services insufficient financial
       protection, HB-3700
     tax lien trust accounts established prior
       to notification of Dir. of Revenue,
       HB-3641
     trust accounts, real estate title
       guaranty companies may establish,
       SB-2136
underwriting
    joint underwriting to commercial
       ventures of property, casualty &
       surety ins., SB-2166
Voluntary Health Services Plans Act - see:
  service plans
Volunteer Fire Protection Association Act,
  creates, HB-677
workers compensation
     increases fee for rating organizations,
       HB-2089
     nonresident policies, no
       countersignature required, HB-4178
     township general assistance recipients
       in Public Aid employment programs,
       township may pay worker comp.
       insurance, HB-2084
 INTEREST
 See BANKING AND FINANCE
 INTERGOVERNMENTAL
   COOPERATION
 Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
   Act
     see: EMERGENCY SERVICES
       AND PERSONNEL
 emergency telephone system

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


INTERGOVERNMENTAL
  COOPERATION-Cont.
    joint board to implement, HB-911
Highway Corridor Transportation
  Improvement Act
    creates; Intergov'tal. Highway Corridor
      Agency; development of
      geographical system of highways,
      HB-2656
Intergov'tal. Cooperation, Commission on
    See COMMISSIONS,
      COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
Intergov'tal. Highway Transportation
  Districts, authorizes, HB-104
Intergov'tal. Missing Child Recovery Act of
  1984
    defines child, HB-1056
    I SEARCH funding; policy boards;
      annual reports, SB-933
    school districts incl. as unit of local
      government; I SEARCH programs
      to prevent child runaways, HB-726
Intergovernmental Highway Corridor
  Agencies, authorizes; highway
  transportation improvement, SB-2133
mandate fiscal notes
    Commission prepare on legislation;
      conduct hearings, HB-161
Municipal Joint Action Water Agencies
    project development costs, agencies
       bear proportionate share, HB-1377
special district and township mergers,
  SB-1390
Street Lighting District Act
     dissolution; intergovernmental
       agreements, HB-3541
Urban Stormdrainage Management District
  Act
     creates; intergov'tal. agreements;
       bonds; property tax, HB-997
INTERSTATE COMPACTS
Agricultural Grain Marketing, Interstate
   Compact on, SB-312, 1554;HB-718, 841
 Interstate Civil Defense and Disaster
   Compact
     repeals; creates IL Emergency Services
       & Disaster Agency of 1987, HB-
       2813
 JAILS
 See PRISONS AND PRISONERS
 JUDGES AND JURORS
 appellate judges
     election and terms of judges of the
       Appellate Court, repeals Act, HB-
       3459
     election of first judicial dist., SB-189
     fifth judicial dist., increases judges to 6,
       HB-1063
     repeals obsolete Act, SB-2093




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JUDGES AND JURORS-Cont.
associate judges
     eavesdropping orders, associates may
       issue; State's Att. report to Dept.
       State Police, HB-3484
     limits number in each circuit, SB-196
Circuit Judge Vacancy Act
     Cook County Judicial Circuit divided
       into sub-circuits, SB-44;HB-1105
circuit judges
     additional judges: Madison & St. Clair
       Counties, HB-1064
     senior judge, full-time secretary, SB-
       352, 386
     third circuit additional judges,
       residency requirements, SB-652
coroner's inquests jurors, SB-1302
Grand Jury
     disclosure of Grand Jury material,
       prohibits, SB-65
     reduces size to 16; quorum, HB-1132
judicial districts
     classifications; fees, HB-3074
Judicial Election Right to Know Act
     creates; candidates file judicial
       philosophy statement with
       nominating papers, SB-475
Judicial Labor Relations Board, creates,
  SB-1257; HB-2496
judicial qualifications
     attorney license, 8 years in Ill., HB-
       3794
jurats
     abolishes; creates IL Verification Act;
       repeals Notary Public Act, HB-2737
jury commission
     coroner shall summon, SB-1623
jury commissioners
     appointment, counties over 75,000,
       SB-350; HB-1768
     counties appoint, SB-350; HB-1113,
       1768
jury duty
     election judge exemption, SB-1241
     exemption for newspaper staffs,
       eliminates, SB-3;HB-1
jury instruction
     joint/sev. liability instruction in
       negligence & product liability cases,
       repeals, HB-878
jury lists
     drivers license holders and registered
       voter lists, HB-1113, 1410
jury selection
     civil cases pursuant to Supreme Court
       rule, SB-2194;HB-3756
retirement
     age 75, automatic retirement at end of
       term, SB-1571

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JUDGES AND JURORS-Cont.
    compulsory, HB-2713, 2980, 2981
LABOR
See EMPLOYMENT
LAND
All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act
    public hearing for public land usage by
       ATMs, HB-3740
Canal Lands Act
    Ottawa, DOT remove restrictions on
       certain conveyed lands, HB-472
charitable public trusts and restraints on
  alienation of land, repeals Act, HB-81
Dormant Mineral Interests Act, Uniform
    creates; surface owner action to
       terminate inactive interest; use &
       preservation of interest, HB-1851
drainage district assessment roll
    preparation & recording for each
       county containing dist. lands,
       HB-1002
Drilling Operations Act
     creates; notice to surface owners prior
       to oil/gas drilling, HB-1584
farmland
     See AGRICULTURE
federal and State land
    vacant and unoccupied lands in IL,
       Dept. Rev. biennial report, SB-298
flood plain real estate sales, HB-1095
Floodplain Property Acquisition Law
     local matching levels, HB-4220
gas & oil exploration damages,
  compensation to surface owners, HB-
  1772
Illinois and Michigan Canal land
    exempts Ottawa, HB-472
land surveyors
     IL Land Surveyor Registration Act,
       creates; repeals 1939 Act, SB-1282
Land Title Act
     notice to withdraw land from
       registration given by petitioner,
       HB-2906
land titles
     registrar indices, grantor & grantee,
       HB-1376
land trusts
     beneficial interest transfers, SB-295
     beneficiary disclosure before payment
       of State funds, SB-224
     cause of action limitations, SB-219
marginal agricultural land
     reestablish vegetation cover; acquire
       conservation easements, SB-1228
mined land conservation
     survey monuments, surface mines
       operators locate & reset; notify
       county recorder, SB-786




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LAND-Cont.
Open Space Lands Acquisition and
  Development Act
    deposit of Real Estate Transfer Tax
       revenues into new fund, HB-1521
     local gov't. building permit fees, HB-
       1757
     State Treasury new fund; real estate
       transfer tax increase, HB-3811
public construction
     contractor furnish bonds, HB-1515
recorders
     drainage dist. assessment roll or verdict
       for each county with dist. lands,
       HB-1002
recreational landowner obligations, SB-37;
   HB-418, 683, 806
sales
     seller liability by acreage, HB-609
 Soil and Water Conservation Districts Act
     petitions for additional territory,
       HB-2379
 State property
     DCMS certificates of participation;
       rate of interest, installment
       contracts; titles, SB-1416, 1886
 LANDLORD AND TENANT
 apartment heating costs
     landlord disclose prior to rental, HB-
       4182
 criminal housing management
     recklessly permitting deteroriation of
       facilities, SB-1275;HB-2588, 3736
 distress for rent remedy
     allows home rule units to abolish, SB-
        756
 farm leases
     farm tenancy termination notice, HB-
        4100
     rental agreements based on fair market
        rents, HB-1089
 Housing Authorities Act
     rent determination, exclusions from
        tenant's income, HB-858
 Housing for the Homeless Act
     creates; rental loans to homeless
        persons, SB-2191
 Interest in Tax Delinquent Property Act
      creates; bans collection of rent on tax
        delinquent property, HB-3631
 lessors
      liability, exemptions from, HB-3438
 low income housing
      DCCA rent reimbursement program,
        HB-2076
 Mobile Home Landlord and Tenant Act
      lease terminology requiring purchase of
        mobile home from park owner, bans,
        HB-3706

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LANDLORD AND TENANT--Cont.
    lease, prohibits requiring purchase of
       mobile home, HB-3007
    privacy of tenant, lease provision, HB-
       2940
    security deposit interest, requires,
       HB-266, 328
     tenants' rights; lease requirements;
       park owner obligations; mobile home
       eviction, SB-518
     transfer lots during term of lease, bans,
       HB-1118
Public Housing Tenant Manager Training
   Act
     creates; DCCA administer, HB-512,
       1077
renter tax deduction, SB-204;HB-489
Residential Owner-Resident Act
     creates; rights & duties under rental
       agreement, SB-1491; HB-2698
 slum housing management, HB-2763
 Smoke Detector Act, creates, HB-3
 Tenants Bill of Rights Act
     creates; tenants reporting bldg. code or
       health code violations, HB-1817
 utility bills
     apportionment among residential
       landlords and tenants; util. company
       obligations, HB-2589
 LAW ENFORCEMENT
 biased criminal acts
     Dept. State Police information;
       training, SB-1155
 city and county police
     police indemnification to entire amount
       of liability, HB-1006
     police officer summons for violation of
        any city ordinance, SB-501
 confiscated weapons
     State Police Div. of Forensic Services
        & ID criminal lab use, HB-2330
 conservation police
     adjoining state conservation police,
        grants certain authorities to,
        HB-3730
 conservators of the peace
      investigators of Dept. Corrections
        prisoner and employee misconduct or
        violations, HB-3606
 Continued Compensation for Disabled Law
   Officers Act
      home rule unit applicability, HB-4059
 Cook County Sheriffs Merit Board
      increases membership; compensation;
        political affiliation; quorum, SB-
        1122, 1537
      max. annual compensation, increases,
        HB-1009
      membership, increases, HB-3164




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LAW ENFORCEMENT-Cont.
    quorum; political affiliation, HB-676
coroners/medical examiners
     cremation permit; fee, SB-404
County Dept. of Corrections Act
     prisoner medical services
       reimbursement, SB-80
County Fees and Salaries Act
     sheriff's fees paid in advance, HB-1072
County Police and Corrections Merit Board
  Act
     political activities of employees, HB-
       807
Dept. Mental Health and Developmental
  Disabilities patients
     police/security force appointments,
       removes Dept. authority, SB-767
     sheriff personnel and vehicle costs for
       transporting, Dept. reimburse, HB-
       243
disabled law officers continued
  compensation
     home rule units applicability, HB-3379
driving records
     law enforcement agencies authorized to
       receive Sec. of State information lists
       SB-259
federal currency transaction reports also
  filed with State Police, HB-1611
Hazardous Waste Strike Force
     creates Div. of State Police, HB-2244
indemnification
     broadens for municipal police &
       firemen; appeal bonds, SB-1552
Intergovernmental Missing Child Recovery
  Act of 1984
     I SEARCH appropriations separate
       line item, HB-3034
     I SEARCH funding; policy boards;
       annual reports, SB-933
killed in line of duty
     extended term sentence for 1st degree
       murder of policeman or fireman,
       HB-147
     extends compensation benefits, HB-149
     revises definition, HB-259, 431
     specifies situations constituting, SB-39
laboratory services
     State Police forensic science lab; Dept.
       Public Health toxicological lab,
       HB-2331
Law Enforcem't. Officers Weapons Act
     creates; weapons specifications, HB-
       4283
Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense
   Workers, Civil Air Patrol Members,
   Paramedics and Firemen Compensation
   Act
     killed in line of duty, HB-259
     officers taken hostage, requires paid
       leave, SB-148

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


LAW ENFORCEMENT-Cont.
    State employees killed by act of
       violence of other State employee,
       HB-3570
lie detector tests
    See RECORDS
liquor license
    public official licensing, elimintates
       prohibition, SB-370;HB-852
local government police protection
    applications for police & firemen
       available at public library branches,
       SB-152;HB-866
    deputy or assistant deputy chiefs,
       appointments, HB-1070
     fee for police services for parades or
       public exhibitions, prohibits, HB-87
local governmental agencies
     training, Dept. State Police charge
       fees, HB-3495
Local Governmental Law Enforcement
  Officers Training Board
     grants to local gov't. for additional
       compensation to qualifying officers,
       SB-769
overweight vehicles
     police may require vehicle to be driven
       to nearest weight scale, SB-876
peace officers
     State Fire Marshal employees, HB-
       3573
police dogs
     new Act; penalties for injuring or
       interfering with, SB-131
     penalties for abuse, HB-1548
police equipment
     prohibits sales to private persons, SB-
       376
Police Training Act, Illinois
     sheriffs, 20 hours of training per year,
       HB-3109
Secretary of State police
     Peace Officers Disciplinary Act applies,
       HB-808
sheriffs
     compensation for coordinating
       emergency services, HB-3373
     costs incurred in re convicted offender
       assessed against offender, SB-116
     court services fees, SB-1532
     political activities of employees, HB-
       807
     service of warrant fees; cost of
       returning defendant to jurisdiction,
       HB-1875
     sheriffs, 20 hours of training per year,
       HB-3109
State police
     bank accounts for seized funds,
       SB-1966




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LAW ENFORCEMENT-Cont.
    civilian weighing inspectors enforce
       Vehicle Code, HB-2323
     criminal background checks, school
       employees, SB-1702; HB-3486
     investigation of crimes motivated by
       race, color, religion or nat'l. origin,
       SB-1155
     local gov'tal. agencies training, Dept.
       charge fees, HB-3495
     overtime, authorizes, HB-2939
     prohibits mandatory lie detector tests
       in internal investigations or
       disciplinary actions, HB- 1547
     state policeman, redefines; changes
       division heads, HB-3495
traffic citation quota, prohibits, HB-1765
Uniform Peace Officers' Disciplinary Act
     applies to Secretary of State police,
       HB-808
     police misconduct civil suits, allows,
       HB-38
 LEGISLATURE
 See GENERAL ASSEMBLY
 LIABILITY
 See Also: CIVIL PROCEDURE
 Agricultural Co-Operative Act
     directors immunity, HB-1312
     limits officers' liability, HB-1697
 Alcholism and Drug Addiction Intervenor
   Immunity Law
     creates; liability immunity for persons
       reporting under Law, HB-1312
 amateur sports programs
     volunteer liability limitations, HB-210,
        1421, 1635
 asbestos liability, SB-2020
 business corporations
     dissolved corporations, criminal
        liability continues, SB-1913
 Charitable Immunity and Liability Act of
   1988, creates, HB-3029
 city and county police
     police indemnification to entire amount
        of liability, HB-1006
 civil liability
     immunity for volunteers; standard of
        conduct; campground & recreational
        area, additional duty of care,
        HB-1421
      insufficient funds checks, HB-352, 357
      nurse volunteer services, exempt,
        HB-1421
      Unified Code of Corrections employee
        immunity, HB-3760
 Comparative Fault Act, IL
      creates; death, bodily injury or physical
        damage to property proportionate
        fault; no joint or several liability,
        HB-1475

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


LIABILITY-Cont.
construction design professionals
    liability under Workers Compensation
       Act, HB-1287
corporate directors
     articles of incorporation may eliminate
       or limit liability, HB-1529
defamation action
     evidence; qualified privilege; attorney
       fees, SB-362
drivers license
     license information, liability
       exemptions; cancellation of
       termination terms, HB-2703
Firearm and Ammunition Products
   Liability Act, creates, HB-140
firefighter indemnification, SB-1964
General Not For Profit Corporation Act
     immunity from liability of officers and
       directors, HB-1312
Good Samaritan, HB-1421
hazardous substances release
     liability for removal/remedial action,
       SB-1882
     liability, third party contracts, HB-
       3892
 hazardous wastes sites
     owners through foreclosure exempt
       from liability, SB-1615
 injury by intoxicated minor
     cause of action against person
       providing alcohol to minor, HB-1134
 insufficient funds checks
     civil liability for checks over $150, SB-
       741
     civil liability 30 days following written
       demand for payment, HB-352
     treble damages liability 30 days after
       written notice to pay, HB-357
 joint and several liability
     environmental pollution, HB-1121
     medical malpractice, HB-817, 818,
        1121
     not applicable when recovery
        predicated upon fault, SB-593;HB-
        1121
 land
     recreational landowner obligations, SB-
        37; HB-418, 683, 806
     sale of land by acre, seller liable by
        acreage, HB-609
 lessors
      exemptions from liability, HB-3438
 local government liability
      exempt for veterans parades permits,
        HB-452
 Local Governmental and Governmental
   Employees Tort Immunity Act
      see also: LOCAL GOVERNMENT




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LIABILITY-Cont.
    see also: TORTS
    common carrier entity/Metro. Transit
       Authority entity, removes exclusions,
       SB-269
     local public entity not liable for
       damages willfully caused by
       employee, HB-3654
    notice of injury for civil actions, HB-
       128
     public service volunteers, includes, HB-
       271
negligence and product liability
     Firearm and Ammunition Products
       Liability Act, creates, HB-140
    jury instruction; contributory fault,
       HB-878, 983
     long arm statute, service on Secretary
       of State, SB- 1119
     procedures for negligence & product
       liability cases apply for all punitive
       damages cases, HB-744
     Product Liability Act, IL, creates, HB-
       1122
noneconomic loss recovery, limits, SB-1060,
   1151
Physicians Professional Liability Insurance
  Merit Rating Plan, Dept. of Ins.
  establish, HB-2267
private roads
     civil liability, exempts local authorities,
       HB-2620
Product Liability Act, IL, creates, SB-1029,
   1059; HB-1122, 1479
public agencies construction
     contractor/subcontractor recovery of
       damages, SB-655
punitive damages
     exempts certain mass tranist district
       employees, HB-641
     procedures for negligence & product
       liability cases apply for all punitive
       damages cases, HB-744
Religious Corporation Act
     trustee liability, HB-2923
Savings Associations Banking Act, Illinois
     cumulative voting, unanimous
       shareholder approval to eliminate,
       SB-1723
     director, limits personal liability, SB-
       1722
     fees for savings assoc. same as paid by
       State banks, SB-1724
several liability
     increases; applies to Structural Work
       Act SB-583
State Compensation Insurance Fund
     creates; corporation; insure employers
       against certain liability, SB-415;
       HB-1008, 3400

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


LIABILITY-Cont.
universities, colleges, academies
    directors immunity, HB-1312
unsafe building removal
    exempts city from liability for injury,
       HB-1986
volunteer liability immunity, SB-729
workers compensation/occupational
  diseases
    State Compensation Insurance Fund,
       creates; public corp. to insure
       employers against liabilities, SB-
       415;HB-1008
Workers' Compensation/Workers'
  Occupational Diseases Acts
    employer liability, SB-598
youth services providers
     liability exemptions, SB-1717
LIBRARIES
blind reading machines, SB-1047
IL State Archives
     public access to vital records over 100
       yrs. old, SB-247
Library District Act
     discontinuation of taxes by back-door
       referendum, HB-1295
     tax rates - see: TAXATION
Library System Act, IL
     borrowing against assets; sets tax rates
       for per capita grant eligibility;
       SB-709
     increases per capita grant amounts,
       HB-1123, 3636
Local Library Act
     employees may be excluded from civil
       service, HB-89
     non-resident fee exemptions, HB-1295
     not-for-profit corporation memberships,
       SB-1508
     omnibus; limits new libraries in public
       library territory; home rule tax rates;
       vacancies; etc. SB-359
     services to nonresidents, HB-3636
     vacancies filled by election, exceptions,
       SB-587
municipal police & firemen
     applications available at public library
       branches, SB-152, 1842;HB-866
     preempts home rule power to not
       provide applications at public
       libraries, SB-1963
Public Library District Act, IL
     disconnection of annexed territory,
       petition 30 days after tax bills,
       HB-1295
     general revisions, SB-1495
     non-resident fee exemptions, HB-1295
     noncontiguous territory, HB-3406
     not-for-profit corporation memberships,
       SB-1508




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LIBRARIES-Cont.
    services to nonresidents, HB-3636
Revenue Sharing Act
    libraries, Personal Property Tax
      Replacement Fund distributions,
      HB-980
school libraries
    See EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY
      AND SECONDARY
school textbooks
    copies deposited with public libraries in
      sch. district, HB-2775
State Genealogical Society
    film collection storage, HB-3636
State Library Act
    Office of Preservation, establishes, HB-
       1602, 3636
    printing and availability of IL
      Administrative Code, Session Laws
      & Journals, SB-819
Vital Records Act
    public access to vital records over 100
      yrs. old, SB-247
LIE DETECTOR TESTS
See RECORDS
LIENS
chattel liens
    eliminates minimum; enforcement;
      proceeds of sales; SB-476, 1871; HB-
      1492
    raises maximum to $1,000, HB-1493
dies and molds
    processors have lien for balance due
      from customer, SB-668
Environmental Protection Agency
    lien on property cleaned up by EPA;
      acquisition of real property for
      protection of human health, SB-2010
Federal Lien Registration Act, Uniform,
  creates, SB-2136
federal liens
    applicable to all US liens (now US tax
      liens), HB-1218
forfeiture of property
    no liens; Narcotics Profit Forfeiture
      Act or Criminal Code, SB-2127
Physician's Lien Act
    Workers' Comp/Occ Dis claims, SB-
       2158; HB-3854
real estate or real property
    memorandum of support order deemed
       memorandum of judgment, HB-923
    notice of lien, land titles, HB-2906
    recording of instrument, requires name
       & address of property owner, HB-
       1030
retailer lien
    repurchased farm equipment, HB-535

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


LITTER
See ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
  AND NATURAL RESOURCES
LOBBYISTS
See PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
boulevard use
    second division vehicle restrictions,
      bans local gov't. imposition, HB-139,
      1613
capital facilities
    DCCA loans to local gov't. for revenue
      producing facilities, HB-2173
    general obligation bonds for
      construction of revenue producing
      facilities, HB-2175
Clean Indoor Air Act, Illinois
    creates; prohibits smoking in public
      places, SB-374, 1820;HB-20, 4195
Clean Workplace Air Act, IL
    creates; prohibits smoking in
      workplace, HB-1719
Community Services Act of 1987
    creates; coordinated system of services;
      grants; purchase of care contracts,
      SB-1210
compensation of employees and officials
    voluntary payroll deductions, HB-3910
contracts
    awards to non-residents, HB-1898
disaster relief
    local government State reimbursement,
      HB-235, 1068
DOT used vehicle sales, HB-2323
driver's license revocation
    Sec. of State notify employer or local
      authority of suspension or revocation
      of employee's license, HB-1833
emergency response programs
    local government plans; Chemical
      Safety Fund, HB-1359
Emergency Services & Disaster Agency Act
  of 1988, Illinois, HB-4011
Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
  Act
    political subdivision real property tax
      levy, HB-1827
    repeals; creates IL Emergency Services
       & Disaster Agency of 1987, HB-
       2813
Energy Conservation Finance Authority
  Act, Illinois
    creates; reduce utility & energy costs of
      State & local gov't. and sch. dist.
      bldgs., SB-2250; HB-3056
fire and police protection
    DCCA grants for equipment, HB-2077
    fee for police services for parades or
      public exhibitions, prohibits, HB-87




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LOCAL GOVERNMENT-Cont.
firearm regulation
     local restrictions not more restrictive
       than State or federal laws, HB-3092
Firearms Shooting Range Development Act
    creates; Dept. Conservation matching
       grants to local gov't., HB-1958, 3069
Fish and Wildlife Codes
     logal governmental regulation,
       prohibits, HB-540
Floodplain Property Acquisition Law
    local matching levels, HB-4220
Highway Advertising Control Act
     billboards, allows stricter local
       regulation, HB-599, 625
Highway Corridor Transportation
  Improvement Act
    creates; Intergov'tal. Highway Corridor
       Agency; development of
       geographical system of highways,
       HB-2656
infrastructure
    DCCA loans to local gov't. units, HB-
       1652
intercity rail service
    assistance, DOT agreements with local
       gov't. and architecture or
       engineering firms, HB-3412
landfills
    control: landfills, environmental
       matters, HB-589
law enforcement
    training local gov't. agencies, Dept.
       State Police charge fees, HB-3495
local government accounts
    audits in compliance with U.S.
       Comptroller standards, HB-1923
local government audits
    CPA audits filed with clerk, no need for
       publishing copy of audit report, HB-
       1483
Local Government Debt Reform Act
    creates; bond authority, HB-3655,
       3785
local government facilities
    transporting power between facilities,
       use of public utility equipment for
       costs, HB-2599
Local Government Financial Planning and
  Supervision Act
     creates; commission oversee certain
       fiscal matters in emergency, HB-300
local government governing body
     method of election pursuant to Voting
       Rights Act suit, HB-2187
Local Government Health Services Act
    creates; local Authorities of mental
       health, dev. disabilities, and
       alcoholism & substance abuse; tax
       levy; bonds; HB-2070

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT-Cont.
Local Governmental and Governmental
  Employees Tort Immunity Act
    see also: LIABILITY
    see also: TORTS
    civic centers facilities, injuries,
       immunity, HB-3246
    common carrier entity/Metro. Transit
       Authority entity, removes exclusions,
       SB-269
    expand bonding authority; procurement
       of services, HB-1072
    indemnity against judgment based on
       federal law, HB-1789
    interest on specified funds used only for
       specified purposes, HB-170
    local gov't. indemnification of
       employee, HB-1704
    local tort reserves, limits amount of
       general obligation bonds local entity
       may issue, HB-171
    public service volunteers, extends
       immunity to, HB-271
    self-insurance revenues used only for
       tort judgments & settlements, HB-
       129
    tort notice served on local public entity
       by person commencing action, HB-
       4244
Local Governmental Districting Act
    creates; procedures for dividing local
       gov't. units for election of governing
       body members, HB-2731
Local Governmental Law Enforcement
  Officers Training Board
    grants to local gov't. for additional
       compensation to qualifying officers,
       SB-769
Local Governmental Tax Collection Act
    school district tax interest, HB-1346
Local Solid Waste Disposal Act
    counties/Chicago solid waste
       management plans; local monitoring;
       local recycling programs; local solid
       waste disposal fees; composting; HB-
       3688
    reg. pollution control facility location,
       local gov't. request DOT study,
       HB-1854
    waste management plans; methane
       facility regulation; certification of
       facility operators; operating hours;
       permit applications, HB-589
Motor Fuel Tax funds
    local governmental use, eliminates
       DOT supervision, HB-254
Negotiated Purchase Act, IL
    creates; IL vendors match low out of
       St. bids, HB-809
Nongovernmental Corrections Facilities Act
    creates; local gov't. use facilities for
       certain offenders, SB-555




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LOCAL GOVERNMENT-Cont.
Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area
  Planning Commission
    Commuter Rail Board (RTA) member,
       adds to Commission, SB-1806
Open Space Lands Acquisition and
  Development Act
    local gov't. building permit fees, HB-
       1757
political subdivisions
    contractual services; boundary
       agreements; annexation; bonds; tort
       liability; emergency services taxes,
       SB-682
     procurement of services; local taxing
       authority, HB-1072
Prairie Trail Authority Act
     county corporate authorities incl. board
       of trustees of eligible county
       counservation dist., HB-1819
Prepayment of Federally Subsidized
   Mortgage Act, Notice of
     creates; owners notify local gov't. and
       IHDA, SB-1800, 1942; HB-3338
procurement of professional services
     contracts at least $10,000, HB-3829
Prompt Payment Act, Local Government
     action within 60 days; extensions,
       HB-3297
     State distribute amounts within 45
       days, HB-3347
public aid general assistance
     emergency assistance for life-
       threatening circumstances, HB-130
 public body meetings
     notification to TV & radio stations of
       meetings, SB-1460
 Public Bonds Interest Rate Limitation Act
     home rule limitations, SB-206
 referenda
     question details, unit of local
       government, HB-2695
 revenue sharing
     certification, HB-4207
     Community Services Act Fund, receive
       portion of State income tax receipts,
       HB-3630
     County Correctional Facilities Support
       Fund, creates; to receive portion of
       State income tax receipts, HB-3664
     distribution formula, HB-2658
     increases amounts to be deposited into
       Local Gov't. Distributive Fund, SB-
       1389; HB-118, 1180, 3630, 3664
     Public Library District Act revisions,
       SB-1495
 Sports Facilities Authority Act, Illinois
     local gov't. unit; real estate
       improvements; insurance; territorial
       boundaries; bonds; noise emission
       standards; HB-1854

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT-Cont.
State conservation property
    State payments to local taxing districts,
       HB-3077
State Employees Group Insurance Act
    local government employees coverage,
       HB-3028
State Mandates Act fiscal notes
     Intergov'tal. Cooperation Commission
       prepare on bills creating or
       expanding, HB-161
State political subdivisions
    architectural, engineering or land
       surveying services, HB-1279
State Revenue Sharing Act
     allocations, continuing appropriation,
       SB-1562;HB-2918
     Income Tax Refund Fund, creates to
       pay refunds from, SB-1562; HB-
       3012
     libraries, Personal Property Tax
       Replacement Fund distributions,
       HB-980
     Sports Facilities Fund, SB-2202
State safety inspections and education
     Dept. of Labor no jurisdiction over pol.
       subdivisions, SB-530
Street Lighting District Act
     dissolution; intergovernmental
       agreements, HB-3541
 Superconducting Super Collider
     property tax loss compensation, HB-
       3050, 3472
 tax-free bonds
     supplemental powers to units of gov't.
       to issue (Fed. Tax Reform Act
       1986), SB-1440
 Wastewater Assistance Revolving Fund
   Act, Illinois
     creates; EPA loans of fed. funds to
       local gov't. for wastewater treatment
       facility rehab; local gov't. fees; EPA
       advisory committee, SB-1486, 2159
 Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund
   Act, Illinois
     creates; wastewater treatment; local
       gov't. loans; anti-pollution bonds,
       SB-1794
 water supplies
     EPA grants for construction, SB-270
 working cash funds
     appropriations amounts authorized,
       HB-862
 LOTTERY LAW
 See GAMES AND GAMBLING
 MEDICINE
 Acupuncture Practice Act, creates, HB-
   2131
 Anatomical Gift Act, Uniform




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MEDICINE-Cont.
    acceptance of gift despite survivor
       objection, HB-406, 407
    defines death, SB-78, 1092
    disposal of body after organ removal,
       SB-2131
     liability, exempts persons acting in
       good faith, HB-407
     payment for certain gifts or donations,
       prohibits; organ transplant protocol
       & guidelines; prohibits sale of
       certain body parts, HB-404
     permits 18-yr. olds to donate, HB-406
     potential donors, hospital develop
       protocol for identifying, HB-408
Blood Bank Act
     AIDS testing; tracing of donor
       contacts; donor identity report, HB-
       2408
     blood bank staff qualifications,
       licensing & fees, SB-776
     increases fines for violation; Dept.
       Public Health autologous blood
       donation standards, HB-982
     technical operations under Dept. Public
       Health rules, HB-2821
blood donations or sales
     designated blood donors, HB-337
     felony to sell blood if capable of
       transmitting AIDS, HB-2044
blood donors
     autologous blood donation standards,
       Dept. Public Health set, HB-982
     blood trust programs, Dept. Public
       Health establish; designated
       recipient, HB-337, 2097
     patients receive blood from donor of
       choice, SB-972
Blood Labeling Act
     AIDS testing, HB-2667
     donated blood AIDS testing, HB-1268
     increases fines for violation; Dept.
       Public Health autologous blood
       donation standards, HB-982
blood tests
     AIDS, SB-75, 85; HB-229, 346, 438,
       951, 984, 985, 986, 987
     blood alcohol tests, SB-125, 194; HB-
       1220, 1568
     paternity tests, costs paid by ordering
       agency of indigent test, HB-1278
Chicago medical center Act
     short title, HB-3325
Clinical Laboratory Act, IL
     amendments in PA85-847, delays
       effective date, HB-3303
     cytopathology regulations, SB-2197
     cytotechnologist slide exams; slide
       storage, SB-1766
     exemptions; tests, definitions; Board
       composition, HB-3366

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MEDICINE-Cont.
    permits; fees; qualifications, SB-1322;
       HB-2821
    portable screening equipment
       instruments, permits; permit fees,
       HB-3911
Corneal Transplant Act
    objectors, order of priority, HB-407
county medical center commissions, HB-839
Critical Health Problems and
  Comprehensive Health Education Act
    organ donation and transplantation
       educational area, HB-409
Dept. Veterans' Affairs doctors
    civil law suits, Att. General defend,
       SB-1967
English proficiency
    emergency medical facility staff, HB-
       926
    physician & psychologist, HB-455
    psychiatrist & psychologist providing
       direct patient care, HB-1782
Experimental Organ Transplantation
  Procedures Act
    eligibility, SB-1501
    indemnification of board members,
       HB-3770
    payment for certain gifts or donations,
       prohibits; organ transplant protocol
       & guidelines; prohibits sale of
       certain body parts, HB-404
    public education program, Dept. Public
       Health conduct, HB-405
Genetic Materials ACt
    creates; artificial insemination;
       physician limit by affidavit number
       of donations from individual, SB-
       1511
Handicapped High Risk Children and
  Neonatal Health Care Provider
  Assistance Act of 1987, HB-1472
Health Finance Reform Act
    estimated bill of patient liability,
       requires notice, HB-698
incompetent patient nutrition and hydration
  Act, creates, HB-1470
Massage Therapy Act, creates, HB-1991
Med. Practice Act of 1987
    Dept. R&E, changes to Dept.
       Professional Regulation, HB-3119
    foreign medical school advisory
       committee, HB-3790
     licensure
         educational requirements
           application, HB-3789
         revocation/suspension, prompt
           investigations; disciplinary
           hearings, HB-3779
         revocation: medicaid fraud,
           Controlled Substances Act
           convictions, HB-47




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MEDICINE-Cont.
    medical assistants: employment,
       training, duties, HB-3844
     Medicare Assignment Program
       participation notices, HB-3644
     physician fraudulent certification,
       disciplinary action, HB-3154
     Prairie State Chiropractic Assoc., Ill.,
       report violations of Act; competency
       determinations, HB-47
Medical Assistants Practice Act
     creates; certification; examination; fees,
       HB-1761, 1810
Medical Corporation Act
     attorney may act as initial
       incorporator, HB-388
     license denial or suspension for tax
       evasion, HB-3417
     licensure denial or revocation for
       nonpayment of taxes, HB-3416
medical malpractice
     see also: CIVIL PROCEDURE
     hospital defendant only severally liable,
       HB-817
     out-of-State health professional license
       applicants must disclose, HB-1814
Medical Practice Act
     breast cancer surgery alternative list,
       physician furnish to patient, HB-934
     disciplinary fines; probation
       requirements, HB-2549
     disciplinary matter publication; tollfree
       phone for inquiries & complaints,
       HB-2548
     health care provider peer review,
       SB-1136
     increases certification fees, HB-1972
     legend drugs, authorizes physician to
       purchase & dispense, HB-1871
     licensing, requires disciplinary records
       info; probation; fees; investigators;
       peer review, HB-2547, 2551
     malpractice insurance proof, SB-1339;
       HB-2266
     Medical Practice Act of 1987, creates;
       SB-243, 1309;HB-1933
     medicare assignments, requires as
       condition of licensure, HB-638
     physician English proficiency, HB-455
     physician fraudulent certification,
       disciplinary action, HB-3154
     physician license
          disciplinary fines, Dept. R&E
            rules, SB-143
          Medicare overcharges, denies
            license for not charging patient,
            SB-815; HB-815
          renewal fee increase; investigators,
            HB-2552
          visiting professor permits;
            licensure for persons who
            studied outside U.S., HB-3789

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MEDICINE-Cont.
    short title changes, HB-1427
    subsequent violations penalty, SB-1379
    technical changes, SB-243
medical review panels
    judicial/fact finding functions
       separation, HB-3701
medical treatment
     bans denial to persons with verifiable
       source of payment, SB-791
Medical Treatment Reparations
  Corporation
     creates; fees from hospitals & doctors
       to medical malpractice coverage
       fund, SB-1512
minor alcohol and drug tests
     parent may request; physician liability
       immunity, HB-2542
organ donors
     public education program, Dept. Public
       Health, HB-409
organ transplantation insurance denials,
   HB-2691
Pertussis Vaccine Act
     creates; informational pamphlet to
       parents; health care records &
       reports of adverse reactions, SB-804
Pharmacy Pract. Act of 1987, creates, SB-
   1321
Pharmacy Practice Act
     applicant test results notification;
       continuing ed exemptions; SB-
       747;HB-1319
     license revocations
         medicaid fraud, Controlled
            Substances Act convictions,
            HB-47
     mail-order pharmacy definition,
       SB-1812
     out-of-state prescriptions, permits
       filling of valid precrips. on file, SB-
       418;HB-1045
     pharmacists prescribe drugs; Dept. R
       & E formulary of medical drugs &
       dispensing procedures, HB-156
     registrant age/high school graduation
       requirements, eliminates, SB-747
 Physician Assistants Practice Act
     creates; Dept. R&E; certification;
       exams; fees; Physician Assistant
       Advisory Committee, SB-1009, 1312
 Physicians Professional Liability Insurance
   Merit Rating Plan, Dept. to establish,
   SB-1340;HB-2267
 Podiatric Medical Practice Act of 1987
     creates; licensing; exams; continuing
       ed; SB-478; HB-2333
     temporary licenses, HB-4232
 prescription insurance program
     third-party program, pharamcy
       participation time period, HB-3537




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MEDICINE-Cont.
Radiation Protection Act
    administrative hearings rules, SB-492
    fee increases; renewals; inspection;
      testing, HB-2791
Respiratory Care Practice Act, creates, SB-
  566, 1829; HB-280
    creates; regulation by Dept. R&E, HB-
      280
Right of Conscience Act
    fetal abnormalities testing, permits
      refusal, HB-1415
sale of body parts
    prohibits certain sales; prohibits
      payments for certain gifts or
      donations; organ transplant protocol
      & guidelines, HB-404
Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons
  Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical
  Assistance Act
    all prescription drugs except mood
      altering drugs covered, HB-179
MEETINGS
Open Meetings Act
    exemptions
        community college board
          meetings, HB-4071
        county board meetings on
          executive or administrative
          responsibilities,
          SB-1338;HB-2004
        preliminary discussions of major
          purchases, HB-2005
        public employee pension fund
          boards of trustees, HB-2996
    public bodies notify TV & radio
      stations of meetings, SB-1460
METROPOLITAN AUTHORITIES
See CIVIC CENTERS AND
  EXPOSITION AUTHORITIES
MILITARY AND NAVAL
armory sales proceeds, HB-3123
Central America
    no State funds for National Guard or
      Naval Militia service training in, SB-
      297; HB-838
Illinois Armory Board, repeals, HB-3712
Illinois National Guardsman's and Naval
  Militiman's Compensation Act
    Naval Militia/Armory Board, deletes
      references, HB-3712
military reserve service
    interference with a petty offense,
      SB-162
Naval Militia/Armory Board, deletes
  references, HB-3712
Nicaragua
    prohibits use of State funds to send IL
      Nat'l. Guard and IL Naval Militia,
      HB-1542

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MILITARY AND NAVAL-Cont.
State Guard, Illinois
    Naval Militia/Armory Board, deletes
      references, HB-3712
Survivors Compensation Act
    creates; compensation to survivors of
      persons killed in armed forces,
      HB-2228
transfer of real property, HB-1781
MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS
See FOOD AND DRUGS
MINING
See ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
  AND NATURAL RESOURCES
MOBILE HOMES
Manufactured Housing and Mobile Home
  Safety Act
    alterations resulting in violation of Act,
      prohibits, SB-498;HB-755
    manufactured housing unit, expands
      definition, HB-755
Mobile Home and Mobile Home Park Act
    construction permits; licensing;
      alteration permits; fees; park
      registry; HB-2363
Mobile Home Landlord and Tenant Act
    inspection fee, limits, HB-3706
    lease terminology requiring purchase of
      mobile home from park owner, bans,
      HB-3706
    lease, prohibits requiring purchase of
      mobile home, HB-3007
    privacy of tenant, lease provision, HB-
      2940
    resale removal from park, restrictions,
      HB-1188
    security deposit interest, requires,
      HB-266, 328
    tenants' rights; lease requirements;
      park owner obligations; mobile home
      eviction, SB-518
    transfer lots during term of lease, bans,
      HB-1118
Mobile Home Local Services Tax Act
    excludes counties over 3,000,000, HB-
      1977
Mobile Home Ownership, Special
  Committee on, HR-1805
Mobile Home Privilege Tax Act
    permanent habitation definition, HB-
      2669
Mobile Home Tiedown Act
    substandard tiedown equipment,
      penalties, HB-2665
television
    park owner may not require removal of
      antenna or subscribing to cable
      service, HB-1616




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MORTGAGES
Condominium Property Act
    foreclosure purchaser pay
       proportionate share of common
       expenses, HB-2422
crops, security interests priority, SB-2124
  HB-4181
Emergency Assistance to Homeowners Act
    creates; IHDA assistance; loans; HB-
       2488
emergency residential mortgage counseling
     IHDA provide counseling & assistance;
       notice prior to foreclosure, SB-409;
       HB-1114
Fairness in Lending Act, IL
     mortgage loan applicant copies of
       credit reports & appraisals, HB-315
     residential mortgage loan application
       withdrawal and refund of fees, SB-
       1266
Foreclosed Property Maintenance
   Responsibility Act, creates, HB-415
hazardous wastes sites
     owners through foreclosure exempt
       from liability, SB-1615
Homeowner's Emergency Assistance Act,
   IL
     creates; DCCA assistance to residential
       mortgagees, HB-716, 2284, 2466
Homeowner's Mortgage Counseling Law;
   Homeowner's Emergency Assistance Law
     creates; Dept. Financial Institutions aid
       to residential mortgagors, HB-1229
 Housing Development Authority
     emergency residential mortgage
       counseling & assistance, SB-
       409;HB-1114, 1229
     residential mortgages, SB-960
 mortgage bankers
     repeals Act regulating; creates
       Residential Mortgage License Act of
       1987, SB-1297
 Mortgage Brokers Act, IL
     creates; regulation; licensing; disclosure
       statements, HB-1950
 Mortgage Escrow Account Act
     escrow accounts earn interest, HB-
       3045
     interest rates disclosure, HB-4186
     lender notify borrower of all available
       accounts & interest rates meeting
       escrow requirements, HB-1305, 2312
     release of account pledged in lieu of
       escrow, SB-1212
 mortgage foreclosure
     contract for deed foreclosure
       postponements, HB-796
     county officer acquisition of interest in,
       prohibits, HB-249, 1289
     IL Mortgage Foreclosure Law not
       applicable to claims & actions filed
       before effective date of Law, HB-
       1414

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MORTGAGES-Cont.
     publication of notice of sale, SB-2043
Mortgage Insurance Fund Act, IL
     homeless mentally ill study, HB-2454
Prepayment of Federally Subsidized
  Mortgage Act, Notice of
     creates; owners notify local gov't. and
       IHDA, SB-1800, 1942; HB-3338
real property
     mortgagee pay off within 48 hours of
       request, HB-1501
sales of mortgage
     mortgagees notify mortgagors of sale of
       mortgage, HB-2687
Savings and Loan and Residential
   Mortgage Licensee Fund, establishes,
   SB-1298, 1349
title insurance
     lender reject if title insurer services
       insufficient financial protection, HB-
       3700
MOTOR VEHICLES
abandoned vehicles
     city removal of inoperable vehicles
       declared nuisance, SB-77
abandoning vehicle, increases penalty, HB-
   4002
aggravated reckless driving, creates offense,
   HB-122
 Alcohol Abstinence Act
     creates; Sec. State program; IL driver
       total abstinence; certificates; license
       notation, HB-2129
 All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act
     creates; vehicle registration, HB-612,
       1514
     effective date, HB-4191
     exemptions, HB-3115
     minimum operator age, HB-3443
     operation & regulation, HB-3776, 3843
     public hearing for public land usage by
       ATMs, HB-3740
     registration exemptions, SB-2046
     repeals, HB-3916, 3983
 all-terrain vehicles
     All-terrain Vehicle Act, repeals, HB-
       3983
     registration exemptions, HB-3493
     regulation; pursuit vehicle lights; lamps
       & auxiliary lamps; splash guards;
       "floats"; weights; mopeds, HB-2327
 animal-drawn vehicles, prohibits on
   roadways, HB-2344
 auto dealers
     dealer submit own invoice records, SB-
       2259
     definition, incl. dealers who alco sell
       motor fuel, HB-433
     licensing denial or revocation, HB-3810




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MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
     logos, prohibits without customer
       consent, HB-6
     rebuilt title notation, HB-2086
     Sundays, open to inspect but not for
       sales, HB-2972
     supplemental licenses, bans outside
       relevant market area, HB-1173
     vehicles with master dealer plate or A
       plate may haul trailers, SB-1634
automobile repair shops - see: rebuilders,
  recyclers, repairers
axle weight - see: size and weight
bicycling
     bicycling under influence, SB-543
     left turn procedures, HB-2209
blood alcohol tests
     admissible as business record
       exceptions to hearsay prohibitions,
       SB-125, 194; HB-1220, 1568, 2151
boulevard use
     second division vehicle restrictions,
       bans local gov't. imposition, HB-139,
       1613
buses
     multi-colored lights to indicate
       destinations, authorizes, SB-1634
     student transport, bans city licensing;
       special license plates, SB-750;HB-
       867
Child Passenger Protection Act
     fine waiver for undue hardship, HB-
       3538
     handicapped child restraint exemption,
       SB-1642
     responsibility, expands to every person
       transporting child under 6, HB-3466
commercial transportation/carriers
     diabetic intrastate commercial carrier
       restriction exemptions, SB-1634,
       1698
     ICC information disclosure
       prohibitions, SB-1930
     ICC jurisdiction over interstate rail
       carriers, SB-1417
     ICC leasing requirements exemptions,
       HB-1850, 3946
     ICC Transportation Division, creates;
       commercial vehicle & operator
       regulation, HB-2764
     non-relocation towing, exclusions,
       HB-2636
     operators report violations committed
       in other states, HB-2208
     passenger carriers with fixed routes,
       exempts from certain interstate
       carrier ID requirements, HB-1760
     rail carriers gross receipts tax,
       HB-1537
     rail carriers/common carriers by
       pipeline fees; rates; ICC regulations,
       HB-2207

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
     railroad right-of-way real estate sale or
       lease, SB-517
     regulate motor carriers, SB-1459
     regulation of carriers; identification;
       ICC Transportation Div.;
       administrative enforcement, SB-
       1516
     RR crossing obstruction exemptions,
       HB-2771
     train obstructing traffic, deletes
       continuous movement exception, SB-
       474
     visual acuity problems, exempts
       persons from regulations, SB-1634
Commercial Vehicle Drivers Substance
  Abuse Testing Act, creates, HB-3180
Commerical Relocation of Trespassing
  Vehicle Law
     vehicle relocator regulations, SB-1181
crash parts, original equipment
  manufacturer definitions, HB-2765
definitions, HB-2209
driver training vehicles
     side rear view mirrors requirement,
       HB-2209
Drivers Education Fund
     percentage of bail deposited upon
       failure of person to appear, HB-1558
drivers license
     anatomical gift information, HB-407
     applicant furnish approved ID, HB-
       4097
     failure to stop for school bus,
       probationary license, HB-1869
     hazardous waste hauler's license, HB-
       1703
     high school graduation or equivalent,
       HB-663
     immigration ID acceptable, SB-1538
     information lists sales, restricts to gov't.
       officials, SB-163
     license information, liability
       exemptions; cancellation of
       termination terms, HB-2703
     minors, permit invalidation &
       ineligibility for driving privileges,
       HB-3824
     restricted license denial, permits appeal
       in circuit court, HB-2759
     restricted permit to DUI-revoked
       persons to attend school, SB-1539
     school drop-outs, cancellation, HB-666
     suspension and revocation
         definitions; time period for
           application of new license, SB-
           1474; HB-2702
         driving while license suspended or
           revoked, penalties; Class 4
           felony offenses, SB-1473




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MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
         drug offense, HB-4042
         DUI restricted permit to attend
           school, SB-1539
         DUI testing information prima
           facie evidence of test accuracy,
           HB-2828
         extension for violations committed
           during suspension or revocation,
           HB-1870
         failure to appear in court for
           traffic violation, HB-4164
         failure to pay fines for municipal
           traffic violations, HB-213
         funeral assembly or procession
           disruption, SB-1583
         illegal possession of controlled
           substance, mandatory
           revocation, HB-4215, 4246
         improper useage of ID card,
           HB-1869
         knowing transportation of
           cannabis or controlled
           substances, SB-2129
         minors, revocation for drug
           offense, HB-1808
         multi-DUI revocation, bans
           application for 5 years,
           HB-2700
         multi-DUI violations, delays
           application time period for new
           license, SB-1471
         outstanding parking violations,
           HB-80, 258
         penalties for driving on suspended
           license, increases, HB-2701
         reinstatement fee, increases,
           SB-2193
         reinstatment, hearing officer
           decision, HB-4227
         restoration after DUI suspension,
           fees paid to Sec. of State, HB-
           4163
         sex offenders, clerk of court notify
           Sec. of State, HB-213
         SOS notification to employer or
           local authority of employee's
           license suspension or revocation,
           HB-1833
         statutory summary suspension
           alternative date, HB-4161
         violation of transportation of
           liquor in passengar
           compartment, HB-3046
     temporary license, HB-1031
     unlicensed driver, misdemeanor, HB-
       4026
     unlicensed driving penalties, HB-2151
drivers license exam stations
     deputy registrar appointments by each
       election authority, HB-202

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
drivers permit
    Judicial Driving Permits; hearings;
       suspensions; SB-1163
     restricted permit, requires issue to
       certain persons, HB-432
driving records
    errors, Sec. of State notify court, HB-
       110, 111
    law enforcement agencies authorized to
       receive Sec. of State information lists
       SB-259
driving under influence (DUI)
    alcohol concentration at .05, HB-3384
    bicycle DUI, SB-543
    blood & alcohol test standards
       applicability, HB-185
     chemical analyses standards
       applicability HB-937
     Class 4 felony, SB-193, 1473
     criteria: suspension hearings, judicial
       driving permits, sobriety tests, right
       to counsel, document certification,
       SB-1504
    detention of person 6 hrs. after blood
       alcohol test, HB-3626
    drug testing standards applicability,
       HB-211
     Drunk and Drugged Driving
       Prevention Fund, creates; DASA
       grants, SB-2193
     DUI boating, increases penalty, HB-
       2072
     DUI boating, revocation of watercraft
       operating & motor veh. driving
       privileges; judicial permit, HB-1200
     DUI testing information prima facie
       evidence in suspension hearings, HB-
       2828
     emergency response costs paid by DUI
       offender to public agency, SB-1925
     ignition interlock device, driver breath
       blood-alcohol content, HB-2047
     ignition interlocking device installed
       upon court order, SB-1435
     implied consent for sobriety testing
       apply to all roads, SB-1402; HB-
       3126
     impoundment of vehicle, HB-3626
     JDPs, abolishes in DUI cases, SB-1367
     judicial driving permits (JDP); burden
       of proof; supervision, SB-192
     law enforcement officer "sworn"
       alcohol test report, HB-3487
     multi-DUI suspensions, bans
       application for license for 5 yrs.,
       HB-2700
     new license application, delays time
       period after revocation for multi-
       DUI violation, SB-1471
     persons under 21, blood alcohol
       concentration levels, HB-1718




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MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
     preliminary breath screening tests,
       SB-1283
     reckless homicide, increases penalties,
       HB-697
     restricted permit to DUI-revoked
       persons to attend school, SB-1539
     sobriety tests requirements, usage, SB-
       512
enforcement of Code
     civilian weighing inspectors enforce
       Vehicle Code, HB-2323
engine identification numbers
     removal, allows during servicing if
       documented, HB-479
fees or taxes owed State
     deficiencies bear interest at 6% per yr.,
       HB-688
firefighting vehicles
     safety test requirement, HB-422
     studded tire use, SB-384, 1646;HB-
       380, 544
foreign vehicles
     registration fee, HB-2400
funeral assembly or procession
     fines & driving privilege suspension for
       disruption, SB- 1583
grammatical corrections, HB-1994
handicapped drivers/parking
     license plate/parking decal eligibility,
       HB-675
     sign exhibit "$50 Fine", DOT design,
       SB-832
     unauthorized parking penalties; out-of-
       state insignia recognition, HB-3835
     uniform pavement marking for parking
       places, DOT provide, HB-693
hazardous waste hauler's license, HB-1703
headset receivers
     repeals prohibition; motorcycle helmet
       electronic intercom system, SB-372
inspection of vehicles
     exemptions
         firetrucks, excludes from
            exemption, HB-422
         interstate carriers of property,
            HB-2321
         private interstate motor carriers,
            HB-3408
         second division vehicles, HB-3129
     firetrucks, excludes from exemption,
       HB-422
     rebuilt vehicles compliance, SB-1434;
       HB-2613
 insurance
     See INSURANCE
 interstate carriers
     defines; vehicle inspection exemptions,
       HB-2321

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
    identification requirements, Interstate
       Commerce Commission guides,
       HB-1760
    registration/authority number
       exclusions; commodities descriptions
       exceptions, SB-1950
leased vehicles
    Sunday business, prohibits for 1 year,
       SB-1870
left turns
     bicycle/pedalcycle procedures,
       HB-2209
    method/position for making; placement
       of devices; applicable to all left turns,
       SB-920
lemon law - see: New-Car Buyer Protection
  Act
license plates
     Consular Corps/Honorary Consular
       plates, SB-899
     General Assembly retired member
       plates, HB-3108
     handicapped plates eligibility, HB-675
     hearing disability special plates,
       HB-2060
     IL Honorary Consular plates, HB-2151
     officials special plate 2-year
       registration, HB-824
     one per vehicle, HB-199
     Pearl Harbor participant special plates,
       HB-3053
     Pearl Harbor special plates, HB-4237
     Purple Heart recipients special plates,
       SB-132
     special event plates, limits, HB-2345
     special plates, Ill. police officers injured
       in line of duty, SB-1649
     student transport, bans city licensing;
       special license plates, HB-867
     temporary plates to U.S. Armed
       Services members, HB-2151
     University of Illinois special plates,
       HB-3130
     US armed forces retirees special plates,
       HB-1512
     vanity plate fees, SB-2237
lights, mirrors, accessory equipment
     amber lights, newspaper vehicles, SB-
       595
     amber lights, public mass transit
       vehicle HB-2991
     auxiliary driving lamps adjustments,
       SB-1634
     blue light combinations authorizations,
       HB-3672
     drivers ed vehicles require side view
       mirrors, HB-2209
     oscillating light combinations restricted
       to law enforcement vehicles, HB-48




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MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
     pursuit vehicles lights; lamps, auxiliary
       lamps; splash guards; "floats";
       weight; all-terrain veh.; mopeds,
       HB-2327
     windshield wipers, requires use of
       headlights, HB-3376
mass transit vehicles
     amber lights, public mass transit
       vehicle HB-2991
maxi-cube vehicles, defines, HB-597
minors
     driving under influence, blood alcohol
       levels, HB-1718
     permit invalidation; ineligible for
       driving privileges, HB-3824
motor carriers
     commodity description, exemptions,
       HB-3408
     external motor fuel tax ID device
       requirement, repeals, HB-2753
     fees prescribed by ICC, SB-375
     hazardous waste carriers, federal safety
       regulations supercede ICC, HB-1288
     impaired vision drivers exempt from
       certain fed. regulations, SB-1634
     intrastate application, Fed. Motor
       Carrier Safety Regulations,
       reinstates, SB-1651
     registration or authority number,
       exemptions, HB-3408
     registration/authority number,
       exempts vehicles under 9,000 lbs.,
       HB-2907
     vision impairment disqualification,
       reinstates certain drivers, HB-3354
 Motor Fuel Standards Act
     annual testing; fees; labeling, HB-1004
     diesel fuel cetane rating, HB-2679
     diesel motor fuel dispenser labeled with
       cetane rating, HB-1725
     ethanol fuel standards, requirements,
       SB-1687
     labeling of dispensing devices; testing;
       testing fees; test costs; HB-2386
 Motor Fuel Tax Fund projects
     local resources used to perform project,
       DOT approval, HB-2615
 Motor Vehicle Replacement Safety Law
     adds; standards for non-original
       manufacturer parts (non-OEM);
       customer notice; insurer restrictions,
       HB-2007, 3027
 Motor Vehicle Retail Installment Sales Act
     balloon-note financing agreements,
       HB-2477
     credit life or credit disability insurance
       notices, HB-216
     interest rates for financing, restrictions,
        HB-369

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
    interest rates limits, SB-1189; HB-
       3019
Motor Vehicle Use Tax
     See TAXATION
motorcycles
     helmet requirement, HB-3323
     helmet, requires for operator and
       passengers, SB-112;HB-2
     registration fee designation, HB-3323
     registration fees deposited into Cycle
       Rider Safety Training Fund,
       increases, HB-2970
New and Used Car Truth in Bargaining and
  Advertising Act, Illinois, creates, HB-
  4275
New-Car Buyer Protection Act (lemon law)
     farm tractors, includes, HB-1107
     second division motor vehicles under
       8,000 lbs., SB-2102
newspaper vehicles
     allows amber lights, SB-595
non-resident defendant
     process server notify Sec. of State by
       affidavit, HB-689
odometer reading
     corrected reading for duplicate title,
       HB-823
     dealer furnish prospective buyer with
       photocopy furnished by previous
       owner, SB-1343
     transferor not liable for previous owner
       alteration, SB-1978; HB-2052, 3060
 orders of supervision
     reporting of violations, HB-1026
 parking violations
     suspension of driving privileges
          for 10 unpaid; city administrative
            adjudication system, HB-80
          for 3 unpaid, HB-258
 Parking Violators Revolving Fund
     creates; Sec. of State hearings &
       suspensions for nonpayment of
       parking tickets HB-3734
 pipeline carriers/rail carriers
     Antitrust Act regulatory provisions,
       removes, SB-1152;HB-2207
 private roads
     civil liability, exempts local authorities,
       HB-2620
 rail carriers
     See TRANSPORTATION
 railroad crossings
     sounding requirement exemptions
       granted only by ICC, SB-1634
 rebuilders, recyclers, repairers
     auctioned vehicles; recyclers; sales
       records, SB-880
     automobile repair shops licensing &
       regulation, HB-4016




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MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
     invoice records, SB-2259
     non-resident licensing requirements,
       SB-1433
     out-of-state dealers licensing
       requirements, HB-2655
     rebuilt vehicle compliance with Vehicle
       Inspection Law, SB-1434;HB-2613
     title notation; regulates profession, SB-
       879
reckless driving
     changes penalty to Class A
       misdemeanor, HB-1576
registration
     farm trailer combination registration
       fee & use tax, HB-3404
     farm truck registration fees, reduces,
       HB-3292
     fee reduction - amateur radio operators
       eligible under Sr./Dis. Persons
       Property Tax Relief...Act, HB-3020
     foreign vehicles, HB-2400
     Internat'l. Registration Plan, surcharge
       on fees & taxes to make vehicle cab
       cards; allocation or proportional
       registration, SB-1634
     minimum insurance compliance for
       registration; penalties, SB-871, 1306;
       HB-26, 1952
     non-registration penalties, HB-3075
     reduction refunds, HB-3979
     senior citizen reduction, HB-2382
     senior citizens 50% reduction, SB-153
     show vehicles, HB-4217
     suspension for subsequent convictions
       in 3-yr. period, SB-1130
registration; titling; dealer licensing &
   regulation; Sec. of State records,
   HB-3810
rental agreements
     duplicate insurance notice, HB-555
     liability limits to renters, SB-2110
     notice of refueling charges, HB-516
     renter liability for physical damage to
       vehicle, restricts, HB-1576
     renter liability limitations, SB-1870
rental cars
     insurance, increases minimum
       requirements, HB-4016
reportable violations, supervision period
   limitation, SB-1450
right-of-way
     prohibits turning in front of mass
       transit vehicle, HB-1288
Safety Responsibility Law
     accident reporting requirements,
       administered by Sec. of State (now
       DOT), SB-471
     administered by Sec. of State, SB-863
     lifting of suspension for defaulting on
       damage payment agreement, SB-411

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
     mandatory insurance - see:
       INSURANCE
     minimum insurance compliance for
       registration; penalties, SB-871, 1306;
       HB-26, 1952
     minimum liability policy, doubles for
       security exemption, SB-1192
     reporting requirements on insurance
       companies & producers, HB-25
sales
     Sunday prohibition, repeals, HB-559
salvage vehicles
     certification; repurchasing; definitions;
       HB-2209
     insurance company apply for salvage
       certificate for total loss damages,
       SB-68; HB-361
     scrap processor definition; transporting
       vehicles between licensees, SB-2042
school buses
     bus drivers fee increase, SB-1447
     driver drug testing program, HB-3847
     failure to stop for school bus,
       probationary drivers license,
       HB-1869
     rehabilitation facility transportation
       bus, HB-1959
     rooftop safety hatch, SB-296; HB-919
     sch. bus company performance bonds
       filing provisions, HB-319
     seat back installation authorization,
       HB-2323
     student transport, bans city licensing;
       special license plates, HB-867
seat belts
     arrest for violation, prohibits as sole
       probable cause, HB-1631
     bans police search of vehicle without
       warrant, SB-94
     insurance premium reduction, HB-
       2491
     repeals mandatory use requirement,
       HB-5
Secretary of State information lists
     restricts sales to governmental officials,
       SB-163
Secretary of State, advisory committee to
     forms; document certification; hearings;
       suspensions; Judicial Driving
       Permits; tests, SB-1163
show vehicles
     registration fees, HB-4217
size and weight
     axle loads increase, municipal
       ordinance, HB-3048
     axle loads, increase by municipal
       ordinance, HB-3048
     axle weight limitations, incl. 3-axle
       trucks with mixers, SB-1956




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MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
    changes flat weight tax classifications,
       HB-1258
    excess axle weight permits year-round,
       HB-3523
     excess weight permits, HB-2340
     extra weight if natural resources, HB-
       2526
     farm trucks & equipment size/weight
       exemptions, HB-125, 1320, 2054
     gross axle weight limitation, HB-2342
     harvest weight permits, SB-2155
     increases length limitations;
       designation of most direct route for
       exempt vehicles, SB-161
     length
         limits to 44 feet, HB-2305
         maxi-cube vehicles; trucks in
           transit, HB-597
         truck tractors and semi-trailers,
           increases limits, HB-1528
     maxi-cube vehicle, defines; truck in
       transit transporting 3 trucks,
       HB-597
     regulation; pursuit vehicle lights; lamps
       & auxiliary lamps; splash guards;
       "floats"; weights; mopeds, HB-2327
     rendering truck exceed axle weight
       limits HB-2601
     special vehicle 5-mile highway access,
       HB-2319
     suspected overweight vehicles, police
       may require to drive to nearest
       weight scale, SB-876
     tandem axle distances, SB-1956
     tandem axles, defines; weight
       limitations SB-551
     transport vehicle length limits,
       HB-2341
     weight limit fines paid to township or
       road dist., SB-855
Snowmobile Registration and Safety Act
     Snowmobile Trail Establishment Fund
       fee allocation, SB-1233
 special mobile equipment, titled, SB-307;
   HB-4223
 special vehicle 5-mile highway access, HB-
   2319
 speed limit
     county board ordinance to alter local
       limits, HB-1506
     delete obsolete language, HB-58
     increases, SB-93; HB-65, 2738, 3091
     local changes, not under DOT, HB-
       2629
     rural interstate highways, 65 mph, HB-
       65
     shopping centers, HB-3508
     township may alter, HB-3185
     trucks over 8,000 lbs., reduces limit,
       HB-1488, 1612

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MOTOR VEHICLES- Cont.
    wanton misconduct, trucks involved in
       accident exceeding 65 mph, HB-386
speeding violations
    charge state speed limit & speed
       recorded for violation, HB-2313
State vehicles
     ethanol blend motor fuel, SB-708
     motor fuel dispensing, HB-706
     motor vehicle liability coverage denial,
       HB-2225
student transport vehicles
     local regulation & licensing
       prohibitions; stickers; special plates,
       SB-1255
Sunday sales
     leasing, prohibits for 1 year, SB-1870
     repeals prohibition, HB-559
tarpaulin
     clerk of court notify Sec. of State of
       conviction for failing to use, SB-943
     violation not reportable offense, SB-
       161; HB-420
taxis
     O'Hare Airport suburban taxi service,
       SB-1145
     parking restrictions, HB-2943
technical changes, SB-2042;HB-3764
tires
     studded tires, permits emergency
       firefighting vehicles use, HB-380,
       544, 3061
titles
     duplicate; corrected odometer reading,
       HB-823
     foreign vehicles, req. U.S. Customs
       compliance documents, SB-539
     implements of husbandry, SB-307
     information lists sales, restricts to gov't.
       officials, SB-163
     lienholds, deletes Sec. State
       endorsement requirement, HB-687
     rebuilt vehicle notation, SB-879
     special mobile equipment, SB-307; HB-
       4223
     transfer, denies if unpaid fees or taxes,
       HB-4257
     transferor not liable for previous owner
       alteration of odometer, HB-2052
 towing
     hearings, ICC rules governing requests
       of owners of vehicles towed by law
       enforcement orders, HB-2438
     insurance notices; salvage/junk
       vehicles, HB-80
     non-relocation towing, exclusions,
       HB-2636
     tow-truck operator insurance or
       indemnity bond proof, HB-2197
     tow-truck vehicle relocator regulation,
       SB-1181





2707


MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
    tow-trucks procedure & notice
       requirements, hearings, HB-2438
    vehicle onwer paying towing & storage
       charges, HB-2198
traffic citation quota, prohibits, HB-1765
traffic fines
    moving violations, increases fines; use
       for emergency medical services, HB-
       78
traffic regulations
    posting of notice at entrances of
       highways affected, HB-1238
traffic signs
     local authority installation; civil
       liability, HB-2534
traffic violations
     failure to comply with citation, fee for
       each notice, HB-1524
trailers
     dealer plate vehicles, SB-1634; HB-
       4010
transportation fees and taxes, distribution of
   proceeds, HB-2750
trucks
     combination truck tractor, defines, HB-
       1551, 2059
     debris on roads, bans, HB-3775
     farm trailer, combination registration
       fee & use tax, HB-3404
     farm truck driver medical exam
       exemptions HB-1953
     farm truck registration fees, reduces,
       HB-3292
     farm trucks & equipment size/weight
       exemptions, HB-125, 1320, 2054
     maxi-cube vehicles; trucks in transit,
       HB-597
     motor carrier fees prescribed by ICC,
       SB-375
     over 8,000 pounds
         speed limit, increases, HB-3091
         speed limit, reduces, HB-1488,
            1612
     pickup trucks
         manufacture sticker in window,
           HB-390
     registration/authority number
       exclusions; commodities descriptions
       exceptions, SB-1950
     safety inspection exemptions, HB-3129
     speed limit 5 mph less than established
       limit, HB-1488
     tandem axles, defines; weight
       limitations SB-551
     tarpaulin, requires in town, HB-1982
     tow-truck operator insurance or
       indemnity bond proof, HB-2197
     truck tractor & semi-trailer length
       limit increases, HB-1528

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


MOTOR VEHICLES-Cont.
    trucks over 8,000 lbs., reduces speed
       limit, HB-1488, 1612
    vehicle relocator regulations, SB-1181
    wanton misconduct, trucks exceeding
       65mph involved in accident, HB-386
Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law
    additional ZIP code areas; EPA send
       renewal notices, HB-3796
    driver's license suspension, deletes as
       enforcement option, SB-161
    exemptions, SB-1072;HB-805
    frequency of inspections, HB-3682
    new car grace period, SB-944
    repeals, HB-1618, 2039
    repeals, HB-3823
    repeals, SB-1551
Vehicle Equipment Law, IL
     rehabilitation facility transportation
       bus, HB-1959
Vehicle Recycling and Research Council
    creates; reduction of auto theft, SB-881
Vehicle Title and Registration Law, Illinois
     dealer license cancellations, HB-2704
     new Article; commercial operators
       report violations committed in other
       states, HB-2208
voter registration locations, SB-2174
windows
     albinism/lupus, persons exempt from
       window tinting requirements, SB-
       1622, 1978
     obstruction prohibition exception,
       removes, HB-3196
     tinted films, SB-1634
     tinting, obstruction restrictions, SB-
       1622
windshield wipers
     headlight use when wipers needed, HB-
       3376
windshields, requires, SB-1848
MOTORCYCLES
See MOTOR VEHICLES
MUSEUMS
See HISTORIC PRESERVATION
NAMES
Assumed Name Act
     increases fees, HB-90
 name changes
     criminal background investigation, HB-
       3352
 NATIONAL GUARD/NAVAL MILITIA
 See MILITARY AND NAVAL
 NATURAL RESOURCES
 See ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
   AND NATURAL RESOURCES



2708


NEW ACTS
Abandoned Housing Rehabilitation Act,
  SB-1428
Acupuncture Practice Act, HB-2131
Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and
  Parenting Services Act, SB-1198
adult education information to State Board
  of Ed, HB-1748
Advanced Steel Technology Assistance Act,
  Illinois, HB-4199
Affordable Dentures Act, IL, SB-32;HB-
  967
Affordable Housing Program Law, Illinois,
  creates, HB-3338, 3890
Agricultural Diversification Development
  Act, SB-1452
Agricultural Grain Marketing, Interstate
  Compact on, SB-312, 1554;HB-718, 841
agriculture research and application, SB-
   2145; HB-3852
Agriculture, IL Summer School for, (ISU),
  creates, HB-691
AIDS Confidentiality Act, SB-100;HB-100
AIDS Contagion Control System, HB-2683
AIDS notice accompany dead body, SB-771
AIDS Registry Act, IL, HB-736
AIDS State plan implementation, SB-1023
AIDS test results reporting, HB-986
AIDS test, pregnant women, HB-987
AIDS-diagnosed health care workers, HB-
   2041
 Airport Noise Abatement Council Act, SB-
   1141
 airport noise soundproofing, HB-3574,
   3580, 3583
 Alcholism and Drug Addiction Intervenor
   Immunity Law, HB-1312
 Alcohol Abstinence Act, HB-2129
 Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Intervenor
   Immunity Law; SB-40;HB-37
 Alexander-Pulaski Counties Regional Port
   District, HB-2034, 2317
 All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act, creates,
   HB-612, 1514
 alley curfew, SB-718
 animal experimentation limitations, HB-460
 animal lab testing ban, HB-3175
 Animal Welfare Act, IL, SB-202
 Anna veterans' home, SB-2007
 annuity check cashing, SB-214
 apartment heating costs disclosure, HB-
   4182
 apprentices or trainees on State construction
   projects, SB-1468
 Apprenticeship & Training Council, State,
   SB-1444, 2204
 Apprenticeship and Training Act, SB-1445,
   2210
 Aquaculture Development Act, SB-762

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NEW ACTS-Cont.
architectural or engineering services
  procurement by State entities, HB-1279
armory sales proceeds, HB-3123
Asbestos Abatement Authority, SB-1463
asbestos liability, SB-2020
asbestos materials in public buildings, HB-
  1195
attorney retaliatory discharge action, SB-
   1877
automated telephone solicitation, SB-190;
  HB-8
Availability of Affordable Housing Study
  Act, HB-3726
Baccalaureate Education System Trust Act,
  IL, SB-2, 17;HB-2117
Bed and Breakfast Act, SB-1421
Benton Civic Center Authority, HB-3055
BIDCO Act, Illinois, SB-1792
Bill of Rights of Persons with
   Developmental Disabilities Act, HB-
   1813, 2006, 2930
Blind, Bureau for the, creates within Dept.
   Rehabilitation Services, SB-1324
bluegill, official State fish, HB-1101
Bowdre Township Metropolitan Exposition,
   Auditorium and Office Building
   Authority, HB-1373
 Business and Education Cooperation Act,
   HB-900
 Business Capital Resources Act, HB-1973
 business discrimination, prohibits State
   business or funding, HB-1145
 Business Impact Note Act, SB-389;HB-
   1133
 Cannabis and Controlled Substances Tax
   Act, SB-1154
 Career Counseling or Outplacement
   Consumer Protection Act, SB-1858
 CDB bid to move generator to Quincy,
   HB-1737
 Center for Self-Reliance Act, HB-1971
 Central Collections, creates Department of,
   HB-4274
 Certified Real Estate Appraisers Law,
   Illinois, HB-4027
 Charitable Immunity and Liability Act of
   1988, HB-3029
 Chicago Metropolitan Solid Waste Disposal
   and Energy Producing Act, HB-1644
 child abduction, recovery of civil damages
   from, HB-3332
 Child Advocacy, creates IL Dept. of, HB-
   1155
 child care provider identity disclosure ban,
   SB-2082
 Child Care Worker Certification Act of
   1987, HB-1844
 Child Welfare Investigator Act of 1987,
   SB-21





2709


NEW ACTS-Cont.
children recreational services, employee
  background statements, HB-3697
Cigarette Paper Tax Act, HB-3933
Cigarette Safety Act, Illinois, HB-4290
Cigarette Safety Commission Act, HB-4289
circuit court system, State funded, SB-664
Citizen Ombudsman, IL Office of, HB-1665
Citizens' Reward Program for Information
  Leading to the Arrest and Conviction of
  Illicit Drug Dealers Act, HB-3692
civil trial expenses, SB-1429
Clean Indoor Air Act, Illinois, SB-374,
  1820; HB-20, 4195
Clean Public Elevator Air Act, IL, HB-52
Clean Restaurant Air Act, IL, HB-154
Clean Workplace Air Act, IL, HB-1719
Clinical Laboratory Science Practice Act,
  SB-566;HB- 1067
Clinical Social Work Practice Act, SB-957
Coal Miners Memorial Day, HB-1954
Coastal Resources Management Act, IL,
  HB-2754
collective bargaining successor clause,
  HB-332
college admission, proof of immunizations,
  HB-3107
College Savings Plan Act, IL, HB-180
college student immunization records, HB-
  2364
College Tuition Prepayment Act of 1987,
  IL, SB-875
Commercial Vehicle Drivers Substance
  Abuse Testing Act, HB-3180
Community Care Program Criminal
  Background Investigations Act, HB-2809
community reinvestment requirements, SB-
   1392; HB-1267, 1764
Community Residence Right to Locate Act,
  HB-2611
Community Services Act of 1987, SB-1210
community-based services reorganization,
  public hearings, SB-1506
Community-Integrated Living
  Arrangements Licensure and
  Certification Act, HB-3857
Comparative Fault Act, IL, SB-1066;HB-
   1475
Comprehensive Budget Control Act,
  Illinois, HB-3460, 4295
Comprehensive Community Mental Health
  Network Act of 1988m HB-849
Comprehensive Groundwater Protection
  Act, SB-1307
Comprehensive Health Planning Act of
   1987, HB-2639
Comptroller's Uniform Statewide
  Accounting System (CUSAS) Impact
  Note Act, SB-692
Computer Crime Prevention Law, SB-1335

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Construction Crane and Hoisting
  Equipment Operators Licensing Act, HB-
  3480
Consumer Bank Act, HB-2071
Consumer Deposit Security Act of 1987,
  SB-1287
contract awards to non-residents, HB-1898
contract for deed mortgage foreclosure
  postponements, HB-795
Contractors' License Law, SB-1175
Conviction Information Act, IL Uniform,
  SB-926
Cooperative Act of 1987, IL, HB-2778
correctional facility siting, HB-4093
Counselor Registration and Licensure Act,
  SB-1466;HB-1588
Counties Code of 1988, HB-1820
County Assessor Notification Act, HB-414
county board member salaries, SB-643
county chairman political appointments,
  SB-1807
County Jail Bond Act, HB-3326
county tax base loss, Dept. Revenue grants,
  HB-3078
Crane, Hoisting and Earth Moving
  Equipment Operators Licensing Act, SB-
  1448
Credit Card Application Disclosure Act,
  HB-1630
Credit Services Organizations Act, SB-1998
Credit Services Regulations Act, HB-2487
crime victim lie detector tests, SB-1159
Criminal History Records Act, Uniform,
  SB-964
crops, security interests priority, SB-2124 -
  HB-4181
Crystal Lake Civic Center Authority,
  creates, SB-251
death declaration, SB-1092
death penalty, disproportionate racial
  patterns, HB-3939
death, Act to define, SB-78
Death, Uniform Determination of, HB-598
deputy registrars designation, HB-2188
dies and molds lien, processors have for
  balance due from customer, SB-668
Dietetic Practice Act, SB-456
disabled person hotel rooms, HB-2161
Disaster Preparedness of the Metro-East
  Sanitary District, Commission on, HB-
  1074
Dispensing Optician Act, SB-823;HB-453
Disrupted Business Assistance Act, SB-748
Dormant Mineral Interests Act, Uniform
  HB-1851
Drilling Operations Act, HB-1584
Drug Testing Act, Illinois, HB-3509
Drug-Free School Law, creates in School
  Code, HB-819




2710


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Durable Power of Attorney Act, SB-1288;
  HB-1109
Durable Power/Attorney Act, Uniform,
  SB-1288
East St. Louis Municipal Investment
  Corporation, HB-3962
East St. Louis University, independent
  university from SIU, HB-909
Eavesdropping Control Act, SB-1986;HB-
  2571
Economic Adjustment Council, DCCA,
  HB-3423
Economic Adjustment, Council for, HB-
   1192
Economic Development Board, IL, SB-885
Education Funding Advisory Referendum
  Act, SB-816
Education Reform, Joint Committee on the
  Oversight of, SB-2115
Elder Abuse and Intervention Neglect Act,
  HB-3915
Elder Abuse and Neglect Act, SB-1226,
   1714; HB-3103
elected governing body, voting rights suits,
   HB-2187
Election Campaign Finance Act, SB-1281
elections commercials restrictions, HB-2263
Electrology Act, Illinois, SB-2270
Emergency Assistance to Homeowners Act,
   HB-2488
Emergency Homeless Veterans Act, HB-
   1841
Emergency Services & Disaster Agency Act
   of 1988, Illinois, HB-4011
 Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
   Act of 1987, IL, HB-2813
 Employee and Applicant Alcohol and Drug
   Testing Act, HB-937
 Employee Drug Testing Act, HB-1460
 Employer-Assisted Community Housing
   Fund Act, HB-964
 Energy Conservation Finance Authority
   Act, Illinois, SB-2250; HB-3056
 Energy Demonstration Zone Act, HB-4200
 Engineering and Science Recruitment Act,
   SB-2213
 English proficiency, psychiatrists &
   psychologists, HB-1782
 Ensured College and University Responsive
   Education Trust Act, IL State, HB-320
 Enterprise High School Laboratory, HB-
   2289
 Enterprise Zone Promotional Fund Act,
   HB-2407
 Environmental Cleanup Responsibility Act,
   IL, HB-2141
 Environmental Health Practitioner
   Registration Act, HB-972
 Environmental Toxicology Act, HB-725

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Equitable Restrooms Act, HB-3658
Exotic Weed Act, IL, HB-2236
Exotic Weed Control Act, IL, HB-2235
Export Trading Company Act, SB-1
Family Assistance Law for Mentally
  Disabled Children, HB-4298
Famous Americans Day, HB-582
Farm Debt Management Act, SB-1535
farm debt mediation, SB-560;HB-705, 3083
Farm Debt Restructuring Act, IL, HB-637
Farm Implement Buyer Protection Act,
  creates, SB-454, 894
federal currency transaction reports also
  filed with State Police, HB-1611
Federal Lien Registration Act, Uniform,
  SB-2136
Federally Subsidized Mortgage Act, Notice
  of Prepayment of, SB-1800, 1942; HB-
  3338
Financial Services Development Act, Ill.,
  HB-2533
Fire Equipment Distributor and Employee
  Regulation Act, HB-917, 1279
fire hydrant regulations, SB-1291
Firearm and Ammunition Products
  Liability Act, HB-140
firearm local regulation, HB-1348
Firearm Owner's Identification Act of 1987,
   HB-2351
 Firearms Shooting Range Development
 Act, HB-1958, 3069
 firefighter indemnification, SB-1964
 flood plain real estate sales, HB-1095
 Floodplain Construction Act, HB-368
 Food Establishment Sanitation Act, HB-
   2365
 Foreclosed Property Maintenance
   Responsibility Act, HB-415
 foster care review, HB-3504
 Franchise Disclosure Act of 1987, HB-2011
 Fraudulent Transfer Act, Uniform, SB-965
 gas & oil exploration damages,
   compensation to surface owners, HB-
   1772, 4152
 Gasohol and Gasoline Products Marketing
   Act, HB-1804
 General Assembly daily order of business,
   SB-1713
 Genetic Materials Act, SB-1511
 Genetically Engineered Organisms,
   Committee on the Release of, HB-1866
 government property, lessee pay tax, SB-
   1652
 grain exports, quality based on new grain
   grading factors, HB-1042
 grain grading system, development to
   enhance IL market, SB-1556;HB-1041
 Grain Quality Program Act of 1988,
   Illinois, HB-3301, 3415




2711


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Grandparent Visitation Act of 1988, SB-
  1773
gubernatorial campaign financing, HB-821
Gubernatorial Election Finance Act, SB-
  205
Hambletonian Commission, SB-2079
Handicapped High Risk Children and
  Neonatal Health Care Provider
  Assistance Act of 1987, HB-1472
handicapped ramp exclusions, HB-148
Hazardous Materials Crane and Hoisting
  Equipment Operators Licensing Act,
  SB-1615
Hazardous Waste Crane Operators
  Licensing Act/Hazardous Waste
  Laborers Licensing Act, HB-3100
Health Care Study Committee, Illinois,
  HB-4235
Health Expense Protection Act, IL, HB-238
health insurance coverage impact
  statements, legislative reports, SB-2099
Health-Care Information Act, Uniform,
  creates SB- 1528
hearing impaired amplified coin-operated
  telephones, HB-3133
hearing impaired/behavior disordered
  children services, Dept. Rehab. Services,
  SB-2088
Heritage Preservation Act,
  SB-2232;HB-3951
higher ed resident students pay non-resident
  tuition rate, SB-683
higher education basketball game
  scheduling, HB-1100
Highway Corridor Transportation
  Improvement Act, HB-2656
Highway Safety Incentive Maintenance
  Act, HB-3456
Historic Resources Preservation Act, Illinois
  State Agency, SB-1931
Home Equity Assurance, SB-1684; HB-
  3260
Home Equity Protection Act of 1987, HB-
  2149
Home Inspectors regulation, HB-3924
Home Inspectors, Act in relation to, HB-
  1893
Home-Based Support Services Law for
  Mentally Disabled Adults, HB-4298
Homeless Bill of Rights, SB-369
Homeless Mentally Ill and Disabled Act,
  State Advocacy Program for, SB-368,
  2105
Homeowner's Emergency Assistance Act,
  IL, HB-716, 2284, 2466
Homeowner's Mortgage Counseling Law;
  Homeowner's Emergency Assistance
  Law, HB-1229
hospital patients rights, HB-3808
hospitality industry employee lie detector
  tests, HB-3597

  Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Housing Department, IL, creates, HB-944
Housing Development and Expansion Act of
  1987, IL, HB-2087
Housing for the Homeless Act, SB-2191
Housing Hazardous Waste Collection Act,
  HB-1667
Housing Investment and Development Act
  of 1987, IL, HB-1330
Housing Policy Development, Dept.
  Commerce and Community Affairs
  Office, HB-1075
Housing Rehabilitation for the Homeless
  Act, SB-2192
Housing Trust Fund Act, Illinois, SB-2190
IL State Ensured College and University
  Responsive Education Trust Act, HB-320
incompetent patient nutrition and hydration
  Act, HB-1470
Industrial Commission arbitrators
  compulsory retirement, SB-1614
Infertility Relief Act, IL, SB-1510
Institutes Transfer Act of 1988, SB-2053
insurance claim, prohibits employer firings,
  HB-814
Interest in Tax Delinquent Property Act,
  HB-3631
International Wills Act, Uniform, SB-2134
interpreters at State health care facilities,
  HB-3003
interscholastic athletic fees, restricts,
  SB-1043;HB-2413
Interstate Assisted Depository Institutions
  Acquisition Act, SB-1299
Itinerant Vendors Registration Act, HB-183
Jail Standards Board, SB-877
Job Referral and Job Listing Services
  Consumer Protection Act, HB-3662
Job Training and Employment Opportunity,
  Board of, SB-1014
Joint Budget Committee of the General
  Assembly, HB-4297
Judicial Election Right to Know Act, SB-
  475
Judicial Labor Relations Board, SB-1257;
  HB-2496
Juvenile Court Act of 1987, HB-787
Kankakee River Valley Area Airport
  Authority, SB-1581
Kidnaper Registration Act, HB-3334
Labor-Management Notification and
  Consultation Act, HB-810, 3381, 3411
Lake Calumet Environmental Enhancement
  Authority Act, creates, SB-1600; HB-
  2999,3683, 3922
Lake Michigan Protection Authority, HB-
  1456
Land Surveyor Registration Act, IL, SB-
  1282
Landscape Architechture Act of 1987, IL,
  HB-1573




2712


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Landscape Architecture Act of 1987, IL,
  SB-821;HB-1573
Language and International Trade
  Academy, IL, HB-2782
LaSalle veterans' nursing home, HB-3451
Law Enforcement Officers Weapons Act,
  HB-4283
Lawn Chemical Application Notice Act,
  HB-794, 918
lawyer fee imposition, SB-873
lie detector tests, prohibits as condition of
  employment, SB-455;HB-1048, 3388
life care contracts Act, HB-3809
life care contracts, HB-3809
life insurance premiums tax; Emergency
  Medical Services Fund, HB-1450
Limitation on Collection of Personal
  Property Tax Act, HB-3188
Linked Deposit Act, IL, HB-1842
Live Entertainment Performance Crowd
  Safety Act, IL, HB- 113
local firearm restrictions, HB-3092
Local Government Debt Reform Act, HB-
  3655, 3785
Local Government Financial Planning and
  Supervision Act, HB-300
Local Government Health Services Act,
  HB-2070
Local Governmental Districting Act, HB-
  2731
Local Investment Pool Act, HB-2733
Locksmith Licensing Act, IL, HB-1510
Long Term Care Ombudsman Act, HB-
  2694, 3971
Long-Term Care Insurance Act, SB-2073,
  2172; HB-1491, 3908
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Act, HB-
  3741
Low Income Housing Trust Board, creates,
  HB-1679
Loyola University, DCMS conveyance of
  Lake Michigan land, SB-1771
Marengo Civic Center Authority, SB-251
marginal agricultural land/conservation
  easements, SB-1228
Marriage and Family Therapy Certification
  Act, HB-1534
mass transportation reimbursment for
  reduced student fares, HB-2189
Massage Therapy Act, HB-1991
Maternal and Child Health Services Act,
  HB-890
Medical Assistants Practice Act, HB-1761,
   1810
Medical Practice Act of 1987, SB-
   1309;HB-1933
Medical Treatment Reparations
  Corporation, SB-1512
medical treatment, bans denial, SB-791;
   HB-2194

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Mental Health and Developmental
  Disabilities Community Service System
  Act, HB-3168
Mental Health Institutes Act of 1987, IL,
  HB-887
Mentally Disabled Adults Home-Based
  Support Services Law, creates, HB-4298
Mentally Disabled Children Family
  Assistance Law, HB-4298
mentally ill persons protection and advocacy
  system, HB-1934
merchants activities, Act in relation to,
  HB-513
Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater
  Chicago, expansion, HB-4220
military and naval active service training in
  Central America; State funds ban, SB-
  297
minor alcohol and drug tests, HB-2542
Minority Business Development Authority
  Act, IL, HB-1627
minority business loans assistance, SB-2251
minority or female owned business losses,
  guarantee sureties, HB-1139
Mortgage Brokers Act, IL, HB-1950
Motor Fuel Marketing Act, HB-3932
Motor Fuel Tax Local Expenditure
  Restriction Act, creates, HB-1380
Municipal Assistance Corporation, Illinos,
  HB-4004
Municipal Emergency Shelter
  Reimbursement Act, HB-969
Municipal Investment Corporation Act,
  HB-2774
Municipal Recycling Pilot Project Act, HB-
  2606, 3372
Municipal Wastewater Treatment
  Revolving Loan Fund, SB- 117
Naprapathic Practice Act, HB-595
Nazi Germany/slave labor, business bans,
  HB-2417, 2418, 2677
Negotiated Purchase Act, IL, HB-809
New and Used Car Truth in Bargaining and
  Advertising Act, Illinois, HB-4275
New Home Warranty and Builders
  Registration Act, IL, HB-2689
nighttime athletic events, restricts, HB-
   3432
noneconomic loss maximum recovery
  limitation, HB-1478
noneconomic loss, limits recovery, SB-1060,
   1151
Nongovernmental Corrections Facilities
  Act, SB-555
Nonsmoker's Health Protection Act, SB-
   139
 Northern Ireland businesses equal
   opportunity reporting, SB-1874
Northern Ireland pension fund investments,
   HB-1374




2713


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Not-For-Profit Dispute Resolution Center
   Act, SB-525; HB-1343
 Notice of Prepayment of Federally
   Subsidized Mortgage Act, SB-1800,
   1942;HB-3338
 Nuclear Safety Education Assistance Act,
   HB-4035
 Nursing Act of 1987, IL, creates, SB-943,
   1323; HB-2259, 2433
 Nursing Home Administrators Licensing
   Act, IL, HB-2318
 Nursing Homes Administrators Licensing
   and Disciplinary Act, creates, HB-1433,
   2332
nutrition and hydration presumptions, HB-
   4094
Nutritionist Certification Act, HB-1575
oil overcharge award fund uses, SB-1333
Ombudsman Act, Illinois, HB-1665
Open Primary Act, HB-44, 3757
Optometric Practice Act of 1987, IL,
  SB-537; HB-2554, 2841
Parental Property Tax Relief Act, SB-1237
Patient Travel Trust Fund, HB-2339
patriotic parade police protection fees,
  HB-87
Pension Laws Commission, SB-865
Perpetuities, Uniform Statutory Rule
  Against, SB-2135
Personnel Administration System, county
  adoption, HB-1088
Pertussis Vaccine Act, SB-804
Pharmacy Practice Act of 1987, IL, SB-
   1321
Physician Assistants Practice Act, SB-1009,
   1312
plumbing services advertising, HB-1223
Podiatric Medical Practice Act of 1987,
  SB-478;HB-2333
Police and Fire Pension Management
  Council, HB-2539
police dog mistreatment, SB-131
policy-making State officer discharge,
  HB-3349
political consideration, prohibits affecting
  employment of non-policymaking State
  employees, SB- 1188
political subdivision procurement of services
  HB-1072
Pollution Control Revolving Fund Act, HB-
  3629
poor economic climate areas, State
  resources usage, HB-2092
Pornographic Telephone Message Tax Act,
  SB-1596
Power of Attorney Act, IL,
  SB-524;HB-1109
Powers of Attorney for Health Care Act,
  HB-842

  Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Premarital Agreement Act, Illinois
   Uniform, SB-2137
 Prenatal and Newborn Care Act, HB-294
 Private Activity Bond Allocation Act, IL,
   SB-1167
 Private Enterprise Review Act, HB-306,
   601, 1681, 3277
 private enterprise, restricts competition
   with, SB- 1128
 Private Well Water Protection Act,
   SB-1482; HB-2742
Procurement Institute, IL, creates within
   DCCA, HB-2446
Product Liability Act, IL, SB-1029, 1059;
   HB-1122, 1479
Professional Baseball Corporation Act, Ill.,
  HB-2993
Property Tax Freeze Act, HB-13
Property Tax Limitation Act of 1988, HB-
   2887
Property Tax Relief Grant Act, SB-364,
   2054
Psychologist Licensing Act, HB-2847
Psychologist Registration Act of 1987,
  SB-809
public agency construction contractor
  recovery of damages, SB-655
Public Airport Expenditures Referendum
  Act, SB-1310
Public Contracts Loan Act, HB-2205
Public Housing Tenant Manager Training
  Act, HB-512, 1077
Public Pension Advisory Council, HB-2556,
  3503
Public Securities and Finance Act, SB-1597
Public Service Jobs Act, HB-1034
Public Transportation Safety Board Act,
  HB-2787
Public University Patents Act, SB-1251
Pull Tabs and Jar Games Act, IL, HB-2065
Quad Cities Area Metropolitan Authority,
  SB-1880
Quad Cities Development Authority,
  creates, SB-848;HB-2406
radioactive waste storage personnel,
  mandatory random drug & alcohol
  testing, HB-2807
Radon Gas Safety Act, HB-3780
Radon Mitigation Act, SB-1517; HB-3780
rail transportation passenger service study,
  HB-1801
railroad rights of way, ICC identify, HB-
  3645
railway accidents involving hazardous
  materials, ICC report, HB-3869
reading machines for blind, SB-1047
Real Estate Appraiser License Act, HB-
  1325
Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Act, HB-
  1892, 3923





2714


NEW ACTS-Cont.
recreational facilities, State Authority to
  develop, SB-757
Recreational Improvement and
  Rehabilitation Act, HB-2638
Regional Airports Planning Authority, SB-
  275, 2068; HB-2854, 3579
Regional Development Authorities Act, SB-
  1055;HB-2626
Regional Service Agency Fellowship
  Program SB-782
rental-purchase agreements regulation,
  SB-1046
residential care homes registration, SB-1943
Residential Mortgage License Act of 1987,
  SB-1297
Residential Owner-Resident Act, SB-1491;
  HB-2698
Residential Real Estate Contract Default
  Act, HB-1531
Residential Telephone Customer Privacy
  Act, HB-322
Respiratory Care Practice Act, SB-566,
   1829; HB-280
Responsible Property Transfer Act, SB-
   1977; HB-3462
revenue delinquency receivable fund, HB-
   3419
Revenue Stabilization Act of 1987, HB-
   1920
Riverfront Development Authority, HB-
   2288
Rockford Museum Authority, HB-3311
Rural Health Care Services Improvement
   Act, SB-814, 1647
 Rural Public Transportation Coordination
   Assistance Program, HB-2736
Safe Drinking Water and Toxic
   Enforcement Act of 1988, SB-2125
 Safety in Skiing Board in Dept. of Labor,
   HB-2786
 sale of land by the acre, HB-609
 school aid State income tax, HB-2409
 School Alcohol and Drug Abuse Screening
   and Treatment Act of 1987, SB-853
 School District Income Tax Act, HB-537
 School District Tax Base Relief Act, HB-
   1626
 School Impact Note Act of 1988, SB-2121
 Science Foundation, IL, HB-1791
 Self-employed Manufacturing Assistance
   Program Act, SB-1239
 Senior Citizens Property Tax Limitation
   Act of 1988, HB-2890
 Service Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act,
   HB-4306
 sexual exploitation by psychotherapists,
   HB-3938
 Sexually Transmissible Disease Control
   Act, IL, SB-651

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Shoreline Relief Act, Illinois, SB-1916
Sick Leave Bank Act, SB-1922
Sickle Cell Disease Act, HB-1201
single parent college financial aid packages,
  HB-4105
Skin Care Professionals Licensing Act, IL,
  HB-611
slum housing management, HB-2763
Small Bus. Innovation Research (SBIR)
  Phase II Assistance Program, SB-1561
Small Business Innovation Research Project
  Phase II Assistance Act, SB-1560; HB-
  1680
Small Business Litigation Expenses Act,
  HB-181, 2443
small contractor surety bond guarantees,
  HB-257
Smoke Detector Act, HB-3
smoke detectors, HB-2403
smokeless tobacco billboards health warning
  statements, HB-975
Smokeless Tobacco Limitation Act,
  HB-1726
Smokeless Tobacco Products Tax Act, HB-
   1625
Smoking Limitation Act, SB-1763
social security number disclosure bans, SB-
   1669
Social Services Planning Authority, IL, HB-
  2881
Social Worker Licensing Act, IL, SB-1313
Social Workers Certification Act of 1987,
   HB-1830
Southwestern IL Development Authority,
  HB-301
  Special Youth Support Services Pilot
  Program Act, HB-1001, 2933
  Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
  Act, IL, HB-2755
  St. Clair Bicentennial Commission, HB-
  2090
  standardized test equity analysis, SB-1523
  State agency delinquent debt reports, HB-
  4126
  State agency food purchases, SB-36;HB-
  260, 468,708
  State construction use of apprentices, SB-
  2203
  State Disbursements to Counties Act,
  SB-427
  State employee compulsory retirement age
  ban, SB-1572;HB-1848, 2980
  State employee patronage employment, HB-
  445
  State female employment, HB-3363
  State fossil, HB-321
  State government female employment
  %ages, SB-1975
  State Government Procurement Code, HB-
  497




2715


NEW ACTS-Cont.
State Housing Credit Agency, designates
  State Treasurer, HB-1326
State Office Smoking Prohibition Act,
  creates, HB-2297
State Parks, Tourism and Recreation,
  creates in Dept. of Conservation, HB-
  2709
State payments for conservation real
  property, HB-3077
State Program Audit Report Act, SB-2030
State Treasurer Employment Code,
  HB-3895
State vehicle motor fuel dispensing, HB-706
State-sponsored commercials preceding
  election, bans, HB-4230
State's budget, 40% for education, HB-1499
Statutory Short Form Power of Attorney for
  Property Act, HB-1110
Stock Transfer Tax Act, SB-577;HB-2659
student loan default, prohibits State
  employment, HB-1098
Summer School for Agriculture, Illinois,
  HB-3058
Surrogate Parentage Act, SB-1111
surrogate parenthood, bans, SB-499
Survivors Compensation Act, HB-2228
Tax Incentives for Capital Investment in
  Small Businesses Act, SB-394
tax-free bond issuance, supplemental powers
  to units of gov't., SB-1440
taxable bond issue, HB-256
Taxing District Services Compensation Act,
   HB-1519
Technology Finance Corporation Act, HB-
   2489, 4140
Telemarketing Consumer Protection Act,
   HB-4015
telephone hotline for children of alcohol or
  drug abusive parents, HB-1422
  Telephone Lifeline Rate and Universal
  Service Fund Act, HB-752
  telephone rates based on usage, HB-618
Temporary Guardian Act, IL, SB-728
Tenants Bill of Rights Act, HB-1817
Tobacco Products Tax Act, SB-604, 2086;
   1389, 1615
 Township Mental Health Facility Act, HB-
   1046
 Township Working Cash Fund Act, HB-621
 Toxic Enforcement Act of 1988, SB-2214;
   HB-3948
 Toxic-free Workplace Act, SB-2187, 2245
 Trade Secrets Act, IL, HB-542
 Trade Secrets Act, Uniform, HB-1853
 traffic citation quota, prohibits, HB-1765
 Transient Merchant Act of 1987, HB-560
 travel agencies fire protection warnings, SB-
   239

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Travel Agents and Travel Agencies
  Licensing Act, SB-1256
Travel Promotion Consumer Protection Act,
  SB-1326
U of I College of Architecture in East St.
  Louis, HB-4056
U of I Rural Development Center, SB-l119
U of I rural health care systems unit, SB-
  886
U.S. Congress candidate campaign
  committee income tax, imposes, HB-1396
Ukrainian American Day commemorative
  holiday, SB-1553; HB-2910
Unclaimed Property Act, Uniform, SB-
  1028, 1113
Underground Storage Tank Regulation Act,
  SB-1426
Uniform Condominium Act, SB-624
Uniform Conviction Information Act, IL,
  SB-926
Uniform Determination of Death Act, HB-
  598
Uniform Dormant Mineral Interests Act,
  HB-1851
Uniform Durable Power of Attorney Act,
  SB-1288
Uniform Federal Lien Registration Act,
  SB-2136
Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, SB-965
Uniform International Wills Act, SB-2134
Uniform Marital Property Act advisory
  commission, creates, HB-2568
Uniform Premarital Agreement Act,
  Illinois, SB-2137
Uniform Statutory Rule Against
  Perpetuities, SB-2135
Uniform Trade Secrets Act, HB-1853
Uniform Unclaimed Property Act, SB-
   1028, 1113
uninsured property casualty loss assistance,
   HB-2078
union referral list to signatory employers,
   HB-1296
 United States Olympic Committee Act,
 SB-488
 Universal Telephone Lifeline Service Act,
   HB-2139
 Urban Assistance Act, IL, HB-2088
 Urban Civilian Youth Service, HB-907
 Urban Development, Department of, HB-
   888, 2464
 Urban Leadership Academy Act, HB-1076
 Urban Redevelopment, creates Dept., HB-
   2474
 Urban Stormdrainage Management District
   Act, HB-997
 utility bill apportionment among residential
   landlords and tenants, HB-2589
 Verification Act, IL, HB-2737




2716


NEW ACTS-Cont.
Vocational Ed. Board, SB-207
Vocational Ed., Illinois Council on, HB-
  3842
Vocational Education, Illinois Council on,
  creates, HB-1732, 3842
volunteer amateur sports coaches, limits
  liability, HB-210, 1635
Volunteer Fire Protection Association Act,
  HB-677
volunteer liability immunity, SB-729
volunteers immunity from civil liabilty,
  HB-1421
Washington, Harold, Memorial Statue
  Committee SB-1579
Waste Reduction and Recycling Act, HB-
  3878
Wastewater Assistance Revolving Fund
  Act, Illinois, SB-1486, 2159
Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund
  Act, Illinois, SB-1794, 1862; HB-2917,
  3846
West Side Development Commission Act,
  creates, HB-839
Workplace Safety Device Act, SB-2186,
  2246
youth employment and career development,
  HB-1834
NEWSPAPERS
child abuse reports
    records disclosure to news media, HB-
       3171
county reports
    advertising: annual reports,
       assessments, delinquent taxes, HB-
       1911
newspaper vehicles
    allows amber lights, SB-595
Publication of Notices Act
     increases legal advertising rate, HB-
       665
     notice by insert in newspaper, HB-1607
Unemployment Insurance Act
     newspaper delivery, excludes as
       "employment", SB-1568
NICARAGUA
IL National Guard or IL Naval Militia
    no State funds used to send troops to
       Nicaragua, HB-1542
NORTHERN IRELAND
business
     equal opportunity reporting, SB-1874
pension fund investments
    Comptroller survey of U.S.
       corporations, HB-1374
     Economic & Fiscal Commission with
       Legislative Research Unit study
       assets in Northern Ireland
       businesses, HB-1374

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NORTHERN IRELAND-Cont.
    Northern Ireland, Comptroller survey
      of U.S. corps., HB-1374
NOTARIES PUBLIC
See PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS
NUCLEAR POWER
nuclear power plants
    decommissioning trust funds, SB-173,
       187, 1615; HB-215, 3872
Nuclear Safety Preparedness Act
    nuclear power reactor annual fees,
      SB-1502
power plant inspections, SB-1490
Radiation Installation Act
    annual registration with Dept. Nuclear
      Safety, HB-539
radioactive waste sites
    site approval form local governing
       body, HB-717
NURSING HOMES
abuse of long-term care facility resident,
  SB-2264
Abused and Neglected Long Term Care
  Facility Residents Reporting Act
    includes institutions under Dept.
       Mental Health & Developmental
       Disabilities, SB-1328;HB-639
    notification & referrals of suspected
       abuse & neglect, HB-639
bed reserve payments
    Medicaid conditions, SB-561
Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan Act
    skilled nursing facility definition,
       SB-630
construction permits
    eliminates certificate of need
       requirement, HB-2500
County Home Act
     increases maximum tax, HB-873
in-home care
    prescreening services to determine, fee
       authorization, SB-2243
incompetent patient nutrition and hydration
  Act, creates, HB-1470
LaSalle veterans' nursing home, HB-3451
life care contracts
     Act relating to, creates; permits & fees;
       escrow accounts; liens; annual
       reports, HB-3809
Life Care Facilities Act
     facility permit applicant, letter of
       credit in lieu of escrow account,
       SB-2049; HB-4127
     facility services to residents without life
       care contracts, HB-1489
     nonresident services, defines facility to
       include, HB-3770





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NURSING HOMES-Cont.
    repeals; creates life care contract Act,
       HB-3809
     skilled nursing beds for non-residents,
       HB-2359
Long-Term Care Facility Advisory Board
     membership incl. nursing home
       administrators; facility deficiency
       corrections; involuntary discharge of
       resident, SB-581
     membership; violations; administrative
       warnings,, HB-3931
Long-Term Care Insurance Act
     creates; regulates sales; disclosure of
       information, SB-2073, 2172;
       HB-1491, 3908
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Act, creates,
  HB-2694, 3741, 3971
non-profit homes, cities may establish,
  SB-1532
Nursing Home Administrators Licensing
  Act, IL, HB-2318
     veterans home administrators to be
       licensed nursing home
       administrators, HB-1900
Nursing Home Care Reform Act of 1979
     accreditation review in lieu of
       inspection for license renewal, SB-
       2200
     accreditation, HB-4075
     Alzheimer patients, additional training
       of nursing home personnel, SB-147
     automatic renewal of waivers, facility's
       physical plant requirements,
       HB-3161
     certain provisions apply to Hospital
       Licensing Act, SB-588
     compliance waivers, HB-3161
     deficiency corrections; involuntary
       discharge or transfer of resident;
       Board membership, SB-581
     entering resident's room w/o knocking;
       involuntary discharge or transfer of
       resident, SB-590
     flexible staffing patterns, HB-3861
     involuntary transfer or discharge, SB-
       581,590, 2201
     license suspension, SB-2201
     licensing standards; availability to
       nonresidents, HB-3770
     licensing, SB-1322; HB-2359, 3770,
       3931
     Medicaid recipient residents, facility in
       Med. Assistance program must
       retain, HB-2184
     non-resident use of licensed skilled
       nursing beds, authorizes, HB-1489
     nursing care facilities inspections, HB-
       3950
     Nursing Home Care Act, short title;
       board membership; notice of
       violations; involuntary transfer of
       resident, SB-2201

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


NURSING HOMES-Cont.
    ownership statement changes; hearings;
       abuse & neglect definitions,
       HB-4172
    personal needs allowances usage, HB-
       3949
     prescription drug purchasing, requires
       competitive bidding, HB-1695
     Public Aid bed reserve payments, SB-
       561
     rehabilitation aides qualifications;
       nursing home personnel training;
       medical care rate ceilings; SB- 1705
     resident bring action against owner or
       licensee of facility, HB-2889
     residential care homes, exempts from
       Act, SB-1943
     restricted licensure; Dept. Public
       Health monitoring, HB-2359
     sheltered care incl. reminding patient
       to take medicine, HB-1835
     uniform system of licensure, surveys,
       inspections, SB-2268
Nursing Homes Administrators Licensing
  and Disciplinary Act, creates, HB-1433,
  2332
Nursing Homes, Executive Task Force on
     report to G.A. on rate
       recommendations, HB-1337
nutrition and hydration presumptions, HB-
  4094
property tax classification
     nursing homes in classification with
       single family residences, HB-2270
residential care homes
     registration by Dept. Public Health;
       personal assistance services; abuse
       criminal/civil penalties, injunctive
       relief, SB-1943
Senior Citizens Real Estate Tax Deferral
   Act
     tax deferral qualifications, HB-3195
skilled nursing facilities
     co-payment charges authorization,
       Public Aid recipients, HB-2501
     definition, broadens, HB-3490
     Dept. Public Aid payments for
       exceptional medical care, SB-589
     Public Aid valuations in determination
       of payment rates, SB-722
     rates include cost of resident services,
       HB-3491
     source of resident's payments, facility
       notify Dept. of Public Aid, HB-2183
 smoke detectors
     requires installation in certain
       facilities, HB-2403
 unnecessary institutionalization
     Dept. Aging community care contracts,
       HB-881




2718


OMBUDSMAN ACTS
Citizen Ombudsman, IL Office of
    creates; Gov. appointee accept gov't.
       related inquiries and health care
       complaints, HB-1665
Long Term Care Ombudsman Act
    creates; Office of the Ombudsman
       investigate & resolve complaints
       about long term care health
       facilities, HB-2694
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Act
     creates; Dept. on Aging ombudsman
       services for long-term care facility
       residents; training; annual reports,
       HB-3741
Ombudsman Act, Illinois
     creates; Gov. appointee; complaints
       about administrative acts of gov'tal.
       agencies, HB-1665
ORGAN DONATION
See MEDICINE
OSTEOPOROSIS
See DISEASES
PARENTS AND PARENTING
See DOMESTIC RELATIONS
PARKS AND PARK DISTRICTS
annexation
     limits annexation of city territory,
       HB-594
     muncipality with recreation dept.,
       denies park dist. annexation, SB-
       1952
     municipalities/park districts
       annexation limitations, HB-3708
     notice requirements, HB-812
     notification to owner of commercial or
       industrial property within territory to
       be annexed, HB-812
     published notice; public hearings,
       HB-812
     territory consisting of city not part of
       any park dist. must be annexed in its
       entirety, HB-594
     territory separated from dist. only by
       forest preserve, HB-803
 appropriations
     publication of ordinances making
       appropriations, SB-1274
 bond limitations computation, HB-3189
 boulevard use
     second division vehicle restrictions,
       bans local gov't. imposition, HB-139,
       1613
 Chicago Park District Act
     annual personnel audit, SB-1224
     board member terms; superintendnet of
       employment position, HB-3085
     citizens advisory board, HB-1211

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PARKS AND PARK DISTRICTS-Cont.
    commissioner appointments & terms;
       self-insuring; park dist. funds,
       HB-3085
     RR rights-of-way acquisition, SB-1483
     Urban Park Ranger program; DCCA
       grants, SB-1269
child welfare sanitariums
     reduces number of towns authorized to
       build, SB-969
commissioners
     nominating petitions, HB-1044
Controlled Substances Act
     public parks, violations around require
       enhanced penalties, HB-1572
forest preserves
     See FORESTRY
Fort Defiance State Historic Site
     jurisdiction with Dept. Conservation;
       designates as State Park, SB-1978,
       2035
golf courses
     township purchase of 100 acres (now
       50), authorizes, HB-283
handicapped programs
     recreational tax rate, increases, SB-600
 Motor Fuel Tax
     highway commissioner receive and
       disburse allotted funds, HB-1538
 Museums in Public Parks Act
     extends applicability, HB-2874
 park district fees
     bans city surcharge on, SB-710, 1301;
       HB-239, 722, 1984, 3528
 park district property
     condemnation exemption; bidding
       requirements & threshhold,
       HB-2746
     permits leasing to others, HB-552,
       3310
 park district/forest preserve district funds
     pooling, investment management
       agreements, HB-868
 State parks
     brochure advertising income deposited
       into State Parks Fund, SB-1954
     firearms and badges, State park
       rangers & site sup'ts., HB-1311
     Jubilee College State Park, changes
       name to Jubilee College Wilderness
       State Park, HB-288
     long term management, Dept.
       Conservation study, HB-1564
 State Parks, Tourism and Recreation
     creates Div. in Dept. of Conservation,
        HB-2709
 Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park
     concession complex bidder cash
        incentives, Dept. Conservation offer,
        SB-916




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PARKS AND PARK DISTRICTS-Cont.
zoos
    tax levy increase, HB-3256
PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS
Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs
     IL patents enforcement in foreign
       countries, SB-1109
     transfer of university patents for
       development & application, SB-1108
inventors in residence
     Board of Higher Ed matching grant
       program HB-1882, 1960
Public University Patents Act
     creates; research information
       suppressed by State Board of Higher
       Ed, SB-1252
Technology Finance Corporation Act
     creates; matching capital for equity
       investments in small businesses;
       research contracts; proprietary
       interests, HB-2489
PENSIONS
Article 1 - General Provisions
Article 10 - Forest Preserve District
Article 11 - Chicago Laborers
Article 12 - Chicago Park District
Article 13 - Metropolitan Sanitary District
Article 14 - State Employees
Article 15 - State Universities
Article 16 - Downstate Teachers
Article 17 - Chicago Teachers
Article 18 - Judges
Article 19 - Closed Funds
Article 2 - General Assembly
Article 20 - Reciprocal Act
Article 21 - Social Security Enabling Act
Article 22 - Miscellaneous Collateral
Article 22A - Investment Board
Article 23 - Purpose - Savings
Article 24 - Public Employee Deferred
   Compensation
 Article 25 (New)
     Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)
       Retirement Plan
     Criminal Justice Retirement System
 Article 3 - Downstate Police
 Article 4 - Downstate Firefighters
 Article 5 - Chicago Police
 Article 6 - Chicago Firemen
 Article 7 - IL Municipal
 Article 8 - Chicago Municipal
 Article 9 - Cook County
 omnibus bills, HB-253
 Chicago Firemen (Article 6)
     annual audit, SB-1462
     annual audits, HB-2196
     automatic annual increase

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PENSIONS-Cont.
         duty disability & occ. disease
           benefits rate increase, HB-376
         increases rate, HB-12
    contributions/benefits of fireman in
       exempt position above career service
       rank, SB-1331
    disability benefits
         excludes certain payments from
           offset against, HB-114
         rate increase, HB-376
     final average salary, HB-33, 331, 588
     gift reserve interest accumulation rate,
       HB-12, 2710
     group health care coverage, HB-4301
     group health insurance, HB-253, 4092,
       4213
     investment under prudent person rule,
       SB-1419
     investments; group health ins.;
       administration; min. annuities;
       service credits transfer; HB-253
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     minimum annuities, raises retirement
       & widow's pensions, HB-14
     repayments of refunds, requires within
       2 years of re-entry into service, HB-
       15
     retirement annuity
         minimum annuity increase, HB-14
         one-time increase, HB-18
     service credit
         paramedic prior service, HB-1191
         suspension from duty/strike
           settlements, HB-1012
     survivor benefits, HB-14, 17
 Chicago Laborers (Article 11)
     adopted child eligible for child's
       annuity, HB-2711
     age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253
     automatic annual increase, SB-1079
     disability payments, limits, SB-1075
     discrimination against older
       participants, SB-2207
     early retirement, SB-622, 1076, 1077,
       1078;HB-446, 557
     group health care coverage, HB-4301
     group health insurance, HB-253, 4092,
       4213
     interest rates, refund repayment &
       service credit purchase, HB-568
     investment under prudent person rule,
       SB-1419
     investments; group health ins.;
       administration; min. annuities;
       service credits transfer; HB-253




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PENSIONS--Cont.
    investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
    local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     maximum benefit accrual rate; early
       retirement discount; minimum age
       discount to widows, SB-622, 1076,
       1077, 1078
     maximum benefits, applicable with 20
       yrs. service, HB-446
     survivor benefits, HB-371, 557, 561,
       570, 573
     technical changes, SB-2239
Chicago Municipal (Article 8)
     accumulations & designated
       beneficiaries, annual statement, HB-
       1777
     adopted child eligible for child's
       annuity, HB-2711
     age discount, eliminates for 30 years of
       service, HB-4147
     age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253
     annuity formula, increase, HB-4133
     automatic annual increase
         compounds, SB-627;HB-995,
           3190, 3270
     benefits, qualifications, transfer of
       credits, HB-2715
     child annuity cap, removes, SB-2248
     disability benefits, HB-1865, 3410
     early retirement penalty, HB-1861
     early retirement without discount, HB-
       381
     group health care coverage, HB-4301
     group health insurance, HB-253, 4092,
       4213
     group health plan alternative
       payments, HB-1872
     interest rates, refund repayment &
       service credit purchase, HB-567
     investment under prudent person rule,
       SB-1419
     investments; group health ins.;
       administration; min. annuities;
       service credits transfer; HB-253
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, HB-4061
     maximum benefit accrual rate/early
       retirement discount, SB-628
     minimum annuities, SB-621;HB-370,
       381,562
     older participant discrimination, SB-
        1940
     retirement formula increase, HB-4148
     survivor benefits, SB-619, 620; HB-
        382, 383, 571, 572
     transfer of credits deadline, HB-253

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PENSIONS--Cont.
    union dues withheld from annuities,
       HB-3961
    union dues withholding, HB-511
Chicago Park District (Article 12)
    adopted child eligible for child's
       annuity, HB-2711
    age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253
     automatic annual increase, accelerates,
       SB-1855; HB-3893
     disability benefit age restrictions;
       money purchase annuities; automtic
       annual increase, SB-1855
     formula; maximum pension; early
       retirement discount; death benefits;
       contribution rate; bonding, HB-253
     increases tax levy rate, SB-1211
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     Non-Support of Spouse & Children
       Act withholding, HB-2452
Chicago Police (Article 5)
     age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253
     annual audit, SB-1462
     annual audits, HB-2196
     applicability/effective dates, HB-2710
     automatic annual increase extension,
       HB-115
     benefits, qualifications, transfer of
       credits, HB-2715
     board positions, HB-977
     disabled deputy sheriff retirement
       pension, SB-2266
     effective dates of changes, HB-2451
     group health care coverage, HB-4301
     group health insurance, HB-253, 4092,
       4213
     investment under prudent person rule,
       SB-1419
     investments; group health ins.;
       administration; min. annuities;
       service credits transfer; age
       discrimination, HB-253
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     pension limit
          non-civil service assignment
            salary, HB-362
     retirement benefits base, HB-2178
     service credit
          retirement after 20 years, HB-108
     survivor benefits, SB-606; HB-101,
        1600
 Chicago Teachers (Article 17)




2721


PENSIONS-Cont.
    accumulations & designated
       beneficiaries, annual statement, HB-
       1777
    alternative formula, HB-2125
    automatic annual increase, HB-995,
       1862, 3148, 3158, 3190, 3270
    average salary definition, HB-3194
    benefits determination include prior
       increases, SB-659
    death benefit, HB-1961, 3051
    denial of benefits for felony arising out
       of service as teacher, HB-2627
    disability benefits, HB-1865, 3410
    early retirement penalty, HB-1861
    early retirement without discount, HB-
       1861, 1864, 3047
     health insurance reimbursement, HB-
       1468
     increase pension; survivor annuity, SB-
       870; HB-1322
     interest on refunds of employee
       contributions, HB-1863
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     maternity leave, HB-4101
     military service credit, HB-3217, 3817
     new retirement formula, HB-1213,
       1266, 3191, 3192
     retirement formula, SB-1775
     service credit, SB-118, 830; HB-556,
       2192
     sick day credit, HB-3047
     survivor benefits, SB-1134
     travel/study credit, HB-3218
     trustees, adds one pensioner, deletes
       one Board of Ed., HB-4291
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)
   Retirement Plan (New Article 25)
     enacts, HB-220
Cook County (Article 9)
     automatic annual increase, HB-995,
       1339, 3190, 3270
     benefits, qualifications, transfer of
       credits, HB-2715
     Cook County Sheriffs' Merit Board
       participation, SB-1852
     Criminal Justice Retirement System,
       creates new Article 25, HB-1913
     deputy sheriff conversion of non-deputy
       service, HB-1340
     deputy sheriff receive annuity age 50,
       HB-1338
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, HB-4061
     population limit, raises, HB-2713
     technical changes, HB-4214

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PENSIONS--Cont.
    union dues withheld from annuities
       upon request, HB-4078
    union dues withholding, HB-2757
Criminal Justice Retirement System (New
  Article 25)
    creates; State's Attorneys, Public
       Defenders, A. G., St. Appellate
       Defender, State's Attorneys
       Appellate Prosecutor; transfer of
       credits, SB-1833;HB-1913
Downstate Firefighters (Article 4)
    automatic annual increase, cumulative;
       age 55, HB-886
         eligibility, expands, HB-2635
    benefits, requirements, contributions,
      SB-236
    board of trustees
         removes village or town attorney,
           HB-680
    city actuary may not determine city
       contribution level, HB-1250
    disability benefits
         workers compensation offset
           formula, HB-424, 496
    employee contributions rate, HB-495
    fully-funded pension funds, authorizes
       reduction in contributions, HB-1931
    group health insurance, HB-1637
    investment in money market funds,
       HB-2714
     investments
         money market funds, HB-553
         mutual funds, HB-1943
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     minimum monthly pension increase,
       HB-1241
     one-time increase, HB-1247, 1251
     pension tax revenues sent to Treasurer
       to Board separately, SB-850
     pension taxes forwarded to board, HB-
       2713
     securities registration, SB-1667
     service credit
         union service, HB-399
     survivor benefits, HB-1248
     transfer of credits, HB-1054
Downstate Police (Article 3)
     automatic annual increase
         compounds, HB-995, 2634, 3190,
           3270
         eligibility, expands, HB-2635
     benefits, requirements, contributions,
       SB-236
     board members
         additional member in absence of
           beneficiary member, HB-1086




2722


PENSIONS-Cont.
         terms, HB-920
    disability benefits
         workers compensation offset
           formula, HB-496
    disabled deputy sheriff retirement
       pension, SB-2266
    employee contributions rate, HB-495
    investment in money market funds,
       HB-2714
     investments
         credit unions, fully insured, SB-
           2025
         money market funds, HB-553
         mutual funds, HB-1943
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     minimum pension, increases, HB-2633
     participation age requirement, relaxes,
       HB-3501
     retirement annuity salary base, HB-
       1084
     retirement pension basis, HB-950
     securities registration, SB-1667
     survivor benefits, HB-646, 1083
     technical change, SB-246
     treasurer appointment &
       qualifications, HB-2998
 Downstate Teachers (Article 16)
     accumulations & designated
       beneficiaries, annual statement, HB-
       1777
     age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253
     alternative formula, HB-2125, 2127
     automatic annual increase
         compounds, SB-238, 1782; HB-
            995, 1662, 3190, 3270, 3328
         effective, SB-391; HB-2272
         survivor benefits, SB-867
     benefits determination include prior
       increases, SB-659
     disability benefits, HB-1865, 3410
     early retirement penalty, HB-1861
     early retirement without discount,
       SB-236;HB-197
     excess investment earnings distribution
       to annuitants, HB-1321
     final average salary exclusions, HB-
       3588
     health insurance costs paid for retired
       or disabled employees, HB-2772
     increase pension; survivor annuity, SB-
       870; HB-1322
     initial increase, SB-238
     interest on refunds of employee
       contributions, HB-1863

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PENSIONS-Cont.
    investment in IDFA loans, HB-2561
    investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
    local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     member disability claims, board adopt
       standards, HB-1369
     military service credit, SB-118;HB-
       556, 3817
     minimum funding levels, SB-1470
     minimum levels of State funding, HB-
       1662
     new employees, current employees join;
       retired teachers returning to work;
       unpaid contributions; trustee
       election; recovery of overpayments,
       HB-1910
     new retirement formula, HB-1213,
       1266, 3191, 3192
     one-time increase, HB-1688
     pregnancy disability physician
       statement, SB-706
     recovery of overpayments from felons,
       HB-2712
     refund of certain employee
       contributions, SB-2252
     retirement annuity basis, HB-1239
     service credit
         leaves of absence, HB-4095
         military service need not follow
           period of teaching service, HB-
           1387
         recreation worker for Dept. of
           Public Safety, HB-365
         reinstatement, HB-145, 4066
         teaching hearing-impaired kids in
            nonpublic sch., SB-633
         teaching in non-public schools,
            HB-3479
         teaching in nonpublic schools, HB-
            449
         unused sick leave, SB-552; HB-
            3274
     sick leave, accumulation toward service
       credit, HB-3274
     State funding levels, SB-1782
     State funding minimum levels, SB-711
     survivor benefits, SB-575, 867, 1782;
       HB-1942
     teaching days without loss of annuity,
       increases, HB-1532, 3174
     temporary disability benefit, HB-1363
     transfer of credits, HB-1054
     unused sick leave credit, HB-385
     widow's benefits, remarriage, HB-2715
 Forest Preserve Districts (Article 10)
     local government officials, SB-2266;
        HB-4061
 funding formulas, included in Gov. annual
   budget message, SB-1469



2723


PENSIONS-Cont.
General Assembly (Article 2)
    annual State funding requirements,
       HB-2715
    automatic annual increase, compounds;
       minimum levels of St. funding, HB-
       1662
     Criminal Justice Retirement System,
       creates new Article 25, HB-1913
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     minimum funding levels, SB-1470
     one-time increase, SB-866
     State funding minimum levels, SB-711
     survivors benefits, increase, HB-3287
General Provisions (Article 1)
     African Development Bank
       investments, HB-4190
     benefits
         no loss due to labor disputes, HB-
           531
     divorce settlements
         court ordered direct payments to
           former spouse or dependent
           children, SB-1661 ;HB-169
     equal opportunity/affirmative action
       evaluation of Northern Ireland
       companies SB-984
     investment of funds in multifamily
       rental housing mortgages, SB-669
     investments made pursuant to Ill.-
       based advisers, HB-3657
     investments policy, benefit Ill.
       economy, HB-4245
     redemption of State of Israel securities,
       HB-253
     South African business investments,
       bans new, HB-2195
     spousal consent, HB-1728
     technical changes, SB-244
 IL Municipal (Article 7)
     accumulations & designated
       beneficiaries, annual statement, HB-
       1777
     age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253
     age 70 restrictions, deletes, HB-4170
     alternative formula, HB-2127
     automatic annual increase
         compounds, HB-995, 3190, 3270
     auxiliary policemen, excludes, HB-32
     benefits, requirements, contributions,
       SB-236
     credits correction, persons participating
       in Reciprocal Act systems may apply
       for, HB-253
     Criminal Justice Retirement System,
       creates new Article 25, HB-1913
     disability benefits, HB-1865, 2133,
       3410, 4170

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PENSIONS-Cont.
    disability payments, limits, SB-1075
    early retirement penalty, HB-1861,
       2132,2135
    early retirement without discount, SB-
       228; HB-3330
    educational service centers governing
       boards, includes, HB-485
    elected official withdrawal, HB-1664
    elected officials retirement upon
       attaining creditable service
       requirements, HB-3500
    group health ins. continuation
       privileges HB-3747
    group health insurance participation,
       HB-2498
    health insurance costs paid for retired
       or disabled employees, HB-2772
     increase pension; begin age 50; increase
       contributions, HB-1005
     interest on employee contributions,
       HB-2135
     interest on refunds of employee
       contributions, HB-1863
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     participating instrumentality incl.
       nonprofit corp. in control of hospital,
       SB-1090
     participation in Fund, Board make
       changes, HB-4173
     Peoria Civic Center employees, HB-
       520
     retirement formula, HB-2296
     service credit
         credits correction, Reciprocal Act
           systems participants may apply
           for, HB-253
         military service credit, HB-2134
         out-of-state credit payments, HB-
           2343
         participating service requirement,
           HB-2294
         transfer of credits, HB-1054, 1085
     sheriff's law enforcement employees
         alternative formula, HB-872, 1873
         non-law enforcement credits
           conversion, HB-397
     sheriffs and deputies
         increase pension; payments begin
           at age 50, SB-182;HB-31
     survivor benefits, SB-824;HB-2136
     technical changes, HB-4213, 4299
     trustee elections, direct mailing of
       ballots, HB-2134
 Investment Board (Article 22A)
     Comptroller ex-officio member, HB-
       1921, 3859
     Criminal Justice Retirement System,
       creates new Article 25, HB-1913




2724


PENSIONS--Cont.
    investment in IDFA loans, HB-2561
    investments in "Ill. investments"; Dept.
       Insurance pension report details,
       HB-4067
Judges (Article 18)
    annual State funding requirements,
       HB-2715
    automatic annual increase, compounds;
       minimum levels of St. funding, HB-
       1662
    investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
    local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
    minimum funding levels, SB-1470
    revocation of election to discontinue
       contributions, SB-654, 711;HB-2773
    service credit, SB-712;HB-403, 731
    State funding minimum levels, SB-711
    transfer of certain credits to Judges
       system, HB-2712
Metropolitan Sanitary District (Article 13)
    benefits, qualifications, transfer of
       credits, HB-2715
     increases; calculations; eligibility; HB-
       2385
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     technical changes, HB-2628
Miscellaneous Collateral (Article 22)
     Illinois investments, requires of State-
       funded systems, HB-4067
     penalties for noncompliance with Dept.
       Insurance supervisory orders, HB-
       592
Northern Ireland businesses
     equal opportunity reporting, SB-1874
omnibus bills, HB-253, 4213
pension fund investments
     Northern Ireland, Comptroller survey
       of U.S. corps., HB-1374
     Northern Ireland, U.S. corporations
       adhere to MacBride Principles,
       HB-1374
Pension Laws Commission
     creates; pension impact notes on
       legislation (now Ec. & Fiscal Comm.
       duty), SB-865
Pension Laws Review Board, creates, HB-
   1661
Police and Fire Pension Management
  Council, creates, HB-2539
Public Pension Advisory Council, creates,
   HB-2556, 3503
Reciprocal Act (Article 20)
     re-employment provisions, SB-1265
Social Security Enabling Act (Article 21)
     age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PENSIONS-Cont.
    court reporters State social security
      contributions, HB-4047
    direct remittance of SS contributions
       (new federal Internal Rev. Code of
       1986), HB-2680
    townships exempt from reimbursement
       to State agency for pro rata share of
       handling expenses, HB-3356
State Employees (Article 14)
    accumulations & designated
       beneficiaries, annual statement, HB-
       1777
    age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253
    alternative formula, HB-1874, 2127,
       4104
    annual State funding requirements,
       HB-2715
    automatic annual increase
         compounds, SB-889;HB-995,
           1662, 3190, 3270
    benefits determination include prior
       increases, SB-659
     blind vendor participation, HB-4196
     compensation definition, SB-1265
     court reporters, contribution rate;
       alternative retirement formula, SB-
       1004, 2195
    credited interest on refunds; new
       formula; compounds annual increase;
       benefit calculation, SB-413;HB-1011
     Criminal Justice Retirement System,
       creates new Article 25, HB-1913
     Dept. Corrections formula extended to
       DCMS & Dept. of Personnel, SB-
       2047
     Dept. of Corrections formula, SB- 151;
       HB-536, 1838, 3851
     disability benefits increase, HB-4065
     early retirement penalty, HB-1861
     IL Health Care Cost Containment
       Council may not elect to participate
       in System, HB-1689
     IL Mental Health Institutes Act of
       1987; employee transfers to State
       Universities System, HB-887
     increase pension; survivor annuity, SB-
       870; HB-1322
     interest on refunds of employee
       contributions, HB-1863
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     minimum funding levels, SB-1470
     minimum levels of State funding, HB-
       1662
     new retirement formula, HB-1213,
       1266, 3191, 3192
     Oil & Gas Board members, excludes
       from SERS, HB-4154



2725


PENSIONS-Cont.
    personal services; disability benefits;
       HB-4047
    service credit
         arson investigator, HB-1874, 4104
         crime scene technician, SB-354
         military service credit, HB-353,
           366, 556, 1204
         security employees, closed mental
           health facility service, HB-690
         transfer of credits, HB-1054, 1085
    State funding minimum levels, SB-711
    State Police formula extension, HB-
       253
    State Police retire at any age due to
       stress-related medical condition, SB-
       825
    survivor benefits, SB-1049
    temporary disability payment waiting
       period, eliminates, HB-3746
     withholding from benefits to pay group
       insurance, HB-2449
State Universities (Article 15)
     accumulations & designated
       beneficiaries, annual statement, HB-
       1777
     age restrictions subject to fed.
       antidiscrimination laws, HB-253
     automatic annual increase, SB-768,
       1898; HB-995, 1662, 2306, 2307,
       2712, 3190, 3270
     benefits determination include prior
       increases, SB-659
     benefits, imposes maximum, SB-1899
     Board of Trustees membership, HB-
       2426
     disability benefits, HB-3410
     disability, additional employer-
       financed disability benefit, HB-3397
     early retirement penalty, HB-1861
     elected board members, SB-1186; HB-
       253
     IL Mental Health Institutes Act of
       1987; employee transfers from State
       Employees System, HB-887
     incorrect benefits recalculation, SB-150
     increase pension; survivor annuity, SB-
       870; HB-1322
     interest on refunds of employee
       contributions, HB-1863
     investment in IDFA loans, HB-2561
     investments, African Development
       Bank, HB-253
     local government officials, SB-2266;
       HB-4061
     member contributions
         union service compensation, HB-
           684
     military service credit, SB-118; HB-
       427, 556, 2309, 3656, 3817

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PENSIONS-Cont.
    minimum funding levels, SB-1470;HB-
       1662
    minimum money purchase retirement
      annuity, HB-2311
    new retirement formula, HB-1213,
       1266, 3191, 3192
    sick leave credit, HB-2310, 2712
    State funding minimum levels, SB-711
    survivor benefits, SB-810, 1863;HB-
      2308
technical changes, SB-2031
PHARMACISTS
See PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS
PHENYLKETONURIA
See DISEASES
PLATS
counties
    prescribe rules by ordinance, HB-632
Dept. Public Health approval
    sewage disposal systems, HB-532
DOT approval
    roadway access, HB-532
Plat Act
     fines; injunctive relief, HB-2295
     review by county or municipality,
       exemptions, SB-2133
PORNOGRAPHY
See CRIMINAL CODE
PORT DISTRICTS
Alexander-Pulaski Counties Regional Port
  District, creates, HB-2034, 2317
bond agreements
     cargo handling facilities, Cap. Dev.
       Board subordination of repayment,
       SB-2001
grants
     DCCA award for promotions,
       marketing, maintenance, steamship
       operations, HB-2034
International Port District Act, IL
     business advisory board, HB-1211
     Dist. power to accept contributions,
       HB-2110
     Iroquois Landing Container Terminus
       regulation, HB-4136
     technical change, HB-1197
Jackson-Union Counties Port District
     purpose of Act; additional powers, HB-
       2034, 3471
Joliet Regional Port District
     airport facility, removes referendum
       requirement, SB-313;HB-68
     public incinerator operation, HB-580
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PORT DISTRICTS-Cont.
     public airport, authorizes
       establishment, HB-2034, 3320
PRAIRIE STATE 2000
See STATE AGENCIES
PRISONS AND PRISONERS
Conviction Information Act, IL Uniform
     creates; access & dissemination of
       conviction info; public access,
       SB-926
correctional facility siting, HB-4093
correctional institutions
     next new correctional institution for
       first offenders only, vocational
       training available, HB-1017
costs assessment against offender
     includes costs incurred by sheriffs,
       SB-116
County Dept. of Corrections Act
     prisoner medical services
       reimbursement, SB-80
County Jail Bond Act, creates, HB-3326
County Jail Good Behavior Allowance Act
     exclusions, HB-327, 2576
     redefines good behavior, HB-1601
county jails
     AIDS testing of prisoners, HB-2348
     short title, HB-2510
county jails and sheriffs' residences
     multi-county jail tax levy and bond
       issue, SB-1035;HB-2863
county prisoner detention
     Supreme Court reimburse county for
       each day prisoner held without bail,
       SB-28
death penalty
     abolishes, HB-477
 Dept. of Corrections prisoners/facilities
     AIDS testing of prisoners, HB-1130,
       1252, 2348
     AIDS testing, protection and
       counseling, HB-1130
     AIDS testing, SB-85
     biodegradable corn-based plastic bags
       usage, HB-3254
     convicts reimburse Dept. for future
       incarceration, HB-3514
     county reimbursed by Dept. for persons
       imprisoned pursuant to court
       sentence, HB-2262;SB-1088
     county reimbursement by Dept. of
       Corrections, HB-3267
     defendant's counsel file commitment
       statement with clerk of court, HB-
       2179
     Dept. investigatory authority; subpoena
       powers; suicide reduction program;
       St. trust fund, SB-1316

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PRISONS AND PRISONERS- Cont.
    Dept. mandatory education programs
       & participation, SB-1578
    family reunification program, HB-3989
    inmate photographs, Dept. Corrections
       provide to Dept. of State Police every
       2 years, HB-2116
     investigators of misconduct or
       violations designated as conservators
       of the peace HB-3606
     Juvenile Division, suicide reduction
       program, HB-2457
     minimum floor space requirements,
       bans local standard mandates,
       SB-1453
     misconduct, Dept. investigate, HB-
       2381
     next new correctional institution for
       first offenders only, vocational
       training available, HB-1017
     parent and child reunification
       programs, HB-3739
     parent/child reunification program;
       single parents, minor children,
       counseling, HB-2559
     prisoner AIDS-HIV testing, HB-3026
     single parent post-incarceration follow-
       up and after-care services, Dept. est.,
       SB-647
     State Board of Ed. jurisdiction over ed.;
       mandatory GED, HB-476
     toll-free telephone in correctional
       institutions, SB-648, 2219
first offenders
     next new correctional institution
       reserved for; vocational training,
       HB-1017
 home incarceration
     authorizes; monitoring; violation
       penalties, SB-1923;HB-3370
 Jail Standards Board
     creates; oversee county/municipal jails,
       SB-877
 Jails Act
     arresting agencies responsible for
       delivery of prisoner, HB-3110
     prisoner medical services
       reimbursement, SB-80, 1087; HB-
       2261
     warden provide notice when jail
       insufficient to secure prisoners,
       SB-1453
 multi-county jails
     counties tax levy and bond issuance,
       SB-1035
 Nongovernmental Corrections Facilities Act
     creates; local gov't. use facilities for
       certain offenders, SB-555
 parole rehearing, HB-1507
 penal contraband prohibitions
     includes medications, HB-2153




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PRISONS AND PRISONERS-Cont.
prisoner medical costs
    reimbursement, SB-80, 1087;HB-2261,
       3266
Prisoner Review Board
    See STATE AGENCIES
public aid benefits
    Dept. MHDD & Corrections
      interagency agreements incl.
      provisions for meeting immediate
      needs of persons being released, HB-
      1656
Vienna minimum security institution
    conversion into volunteer vocational
      school for inmates, HB-1016
work camp/agricultural facility
    Dept. establish; restricts class of
      inmates, HB-1807
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
See PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS
PROBATE ACT
See WILLS AND TRUSTS
PROBATION
See CORRECTIONS
PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS
Acupuncture Practice Act, creates, HB-
  2131
Architectural Act, IL
    extends repeal, SB-210
    registration; fees; examinations;
      violations; penalties; discipline;
      SB-209
    rubber stamp seal authorization, SB-
       1184
architectural services
    political subdivision selection of firm,
      HB-1279
Barber and Cosmetology Act
    Barber & Cosmetology Committee
      member qualifications,
      SB-941;HB-237
    estheticians, regulation by Dept. R&E,
      SB-1003
    includes estheticians, SB-454
    increases number of barbers on
      Committee, HB-1714
    licensing qualifications, reduces,
      SB-943
Barber, Cosmetology and Esthetics Act of
  1985
    investigation of complaints (new
      Article) SB-1558
    licensed practical nurses, exempt,
      HB-3477
    registered esthetician; definitions;
      requirements, SB-2153
    shampooing by unlicensed persons,
      HB-3477

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS-Cont.
Boxing and Wrestling Act, Professional
    closed circuit TV; gross receipts tax;
       exclusions; promotor permits;
       registration; scoring; medical
       personnel, HB-2332
    neurological exams, requires for
       licensing, HB-43
Career Counseling or Outplacement
  Consumer Protection Act, SB-1858
Certified Real Estate Appraisers Law,
  Illinois, HB-4027
Child Care Worker Certification Act of
  1987
    creates; exams; standards; fees;
      disciplinary hearings, HB-1844
Clinical Laboratory Science Practice Act
    creates; Dept. R&E regulation;
      certification; penalties, SB-567;HB-
      1067
clinical psychologists
    collaboration with physician on mental
       illness treatment, HB-1434
    definitions; title protection, SB-2218
    repeal Act, changes to Dec. 31, 1997,
       HB-3024
    title protection, HB-3024
Clinical Soc. Work and Soc. Work Practice
  Act
    Clinical Social Work Practice Act/
      Social Workers Registration Act
      combined, HB-3264
Clinical Social Work Practice Act
    Clinical Social Work & Social Work
      Practice Act, combination, HB-3264
    creates, SB-957
    privileged communications exceptions,
      HB-3096
    registered and licensed social workers,
      includes, HB-3264
    terms, definitions, exemptions, repealer,
      SB-1671; HB-3096
Construction Crane and Hoisting
  Equipment Operators Licensing Act,
  creates, HB-3480
Contractors' License Law
    creates; exams; licensing; fees; bonding;
      home improvement salesmen
      registration; home improvement
      contracts; advertising, SB-1175
coroner's inquests jurors, SB-1302
Coroners Act
    autopsy performed for another county,
      HB-3653
    coroner office assumed by Medical
      Examiner, counties over 600,000,
      HB-63
    cremation permits, SB-404, 405
    inquest notices to family and
      eyewitnesses, HB-2514




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PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS-Cont.
    jury commission summoned by coroner,
      SB-1623
    State Police forensic science lab; Dept.
       Public Health toxicological lab,
       HB-2331
    State Police training program, SB-504
    Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
       (SIDS) report to Statewide SIDS
       Program, HB-464
Counselor Registration and Licensure Act
    creates; Dept. R&E licensure, rules &
       regulations, SB-1466;HB-1588
Crane, Hoisting and Earth Moving
  Equipment Operators Licensing Act, SB-
  1448
dental hygienists
     CPR certification, requires, HB-3763
Dental Practice Act, IL
     dental technicians, incl.; creates
       teaching license category; civil
       liability immunity, SB-798
dentistry
     fines deposited into Professional
       Regulation Evidence Fund, HB-3474
     lapsed renewal fees cap, HB-3264
     temporary licensure, HB-2332
denturists
     Affordable Dentures Act, creates;
       Dept. R&E license denturists, SB-
       32;HB-967
Electrology Act, Illinois, creates, SB-2270
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
  Systems Act
     nurse definitions, HB-1298
Engineering Act, Professional
     extends repeal, SB-211
     registration; fees; examinations;
       violations; penalties; discipline;
       SB-209
     rubber stamp seal authorization, SB-
       1184
 Environmental Health Practitioner
   Registration Act
     creates; registration of health, safety,
       environmentalist, etc. persons;
       exams, HB-972
 estheticians
     includes; Barber, Cosmetology &
       Esthetics Act, SB-454
 Haz. Materials Crane and Hoisting
   Equipment Operators Licensing Act,
   creates, SB-1615
 Hazardous Waste Crane Operators
   Licensing Act/Hazardous Waste
   Laborers Licensing Act, creates,
   HB-3100
 home inspectors
     creates Act relating to; exams;
       licensing; education; experience;
       disciplinary process; fees, HB-1893

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS--Cont.
    regulation; licensure; qualifications;
       fees; certification; disciplinary
       procedures; scope of practice, HB-
       3924
incorporation
    attorney may act as initial
       incorporator, HB-388
jurats
    abolishes; creates IL Verification Act;
       repeals Notary Public Act, HB-2737
land surveyors
     IL Land Surveyor Registration Act,
       creates; repeals 1939 Act, SB-1282
Landscape Architecture Act of 1987, IL
     creates; regulation of landscapers;
       certification; exams, SB-821;HB-
       1573
licensing
     revocation for nonpayment of taxes,
       HB-2827
licensure
     denial or suspension for tax evasion,
       HB-3417
licensure denial or revocation for
   nonpayment of taxes, HB-3416
Lobbyist Registration Act
     expands category of persons required to
       register; disclosures, HB-816
     information booklet of registered
       lobbyists, HB-178
 Locksmith Licensing Act, IL, creates, HB-
   1510
 Marriage and Family Therapy Certification
   Act
     creates; certification of family
       therapists, HB-1534
 Massage Therapy Act, creates, HB-1991
 Medical Assistants Practice Act
     creates; certification; examination; fees,
       HB-1761, 1810
 Mortgage Brokers Act, IL
     creates; regulation; licensing; disclosure
       statements, HB-1950
 Naprapathic Practice Act, creates, HB-595
 New Home Warranty and Builders
   Registration Act, IL
     creates; builders register with Dept.
       R&E; Dept. new home warranty
       program, HB-2689
 Notary Public Act
     appointment fee, HB-3810
     attorney notary public, HB-1420
     repeals; creates IL Verification Act;
       abolishes use ofjurats, HB-2737
     residency requirements, SB-12
     restrictions; advertising; fees, HB-372
     surety bond requirement, repeals, HB-
       467




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PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS-Cont.
nurses
     Baccalaureate Assistance Law for
       Registered Nurses
         full time student loans, HB-2273
     nurses incorporate with doctors,
       podiatrists and dentists, HB-1471
     registered professional nurse/MICN
       and registered professional nurse/
       Field RN, HB-1249
Nursing Act
     extends repeal of Act, SB-1217
     fees collected by Dept. R&E paid into
       Nursing Dedicated and Professional
       Fund, HB-1511
     fines deposited into Professional
       Regulation Evidence Fund, HB-3474
     no civil liability for free services,
       HB-1421
     reciprocal licensing with other states,
       HB-534
     short title changes, HB-1428
     substance abuse by nurses, eliminates
       certain language, SB-938
     transcript fees, SB-1216
 Nursing Act of 1987, IL, creates, SB-943,
   1323; HB-2259, 2433
 Nursing Home Administrators Licensing
   Act
     short title, HB-1433
 Nutritionist Certification Act
     creates; Dept. R&E certify
       nutritionists; licensing; exams, HB-
       1575
 Optician Act, Dispensing
     creates; Dept. R&E regulate
       ophthalmic dispensing service
       providers, SB-823; HB-453
 Optometric Practice Act of 1987, IL
     creates; licensing; disciplinary hearing;
        exams; no home rule,
        SB-537;HB-2554, 2841
     short title changes, HB-1430
 pharmacies
     third party prescription program, SB-
        2167
 Pharmacy Practice Act
     see also: food and drugs
     applicant test results notification;
        continuing ed exemptions; SB-
        747;HB-1319
     fines deposited into Professional
        Regulation Evidence Fund, HB-3474
      license revocations
          medicaid fraud, Controlled
            Substances Act convictions,
            HB-47
      out-of-state prescriptions, permits
        filling of valid precrips. on file, SB-
        418;HB-1045

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS-Cont.
    pharmacists prescribe drugs; Dept. R
       & E formulary of medical drugs &
       dispensing procedures, HB-156
     Pharmacy Practice Act of 1987,
       creates, SB-1321;HB-1432
     prescription filling & refilling; transfer
       of prescriptions; common dispensing
       files; St. Bd. of Pharmacy
       membership, SB-1146
     registrant age/high school graduation
       requirements, eliminates, SB-747
     short title, HB-1432
Physical Therapy Act of 1985
     short title, HB-1437
     therapist evaluations; license revocation
       provisions, SB-515
     unlawful practice of physical therapy,
       misdemeanor; injunctive relief, HB-
       1297
     unlawful practice, misdemeanor;
       injunctive relief, SB-1278
Physician Assistants Practice Act
     creates; Dept. R&E; certification;
       exams; fees; Physician Assistant
       Advisory Committee, SB-1009, 1312
 Physician's Assistants Practice Act
     short title changes, HB-1429
 Plumbing Examiners, Illinois State Board of
     membership increase, SB-943
 Plumbing License Law, IL
     alien applicant, registered with U.S.
       Immigration & Naturalization
       Service (now intent to become U.S.
       citizen), HB-1332
     installation of water treatment
       equipment, excludes as "plumbing",
       HB-3732
     prohibits advertising by non-licensed
       person, HB-1223
 Podiatric Medical Practice Act of 1987,
   SB-478;HB-2333
     creates; licensing; exams; continuing
        ed; SB-478
 podiatrists, insurance reimbursement, SB-
   1191
 podiatry
     fines deposited into Professional
        Regulation Evidence Fund, HB-3474
     Podiatric Practice Act of 1971, short
        title, HB-1431
 Private Detective, Private Alarm and
   Private Security Act of 1983
     alarm installers licensure, HB-1027
     Board
          member requirements, SB-943
          membership, increases, SB-672
      exclusions
          electricians installing alarm
            system under private alarm
            contractor, SB-943





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PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS-Cont.
         real estate management personnel,
           HB-2079
         sellers of alarm systems, HB-275
    investigator, prohibits hiring of ex-
       felons, HB-1784
     private alarm contractor licensure,
       HB-1279, 3024
     service of process by registered
       employee of private detective agency,
       HB-853
Professional Services Corporation Act
     nurses incorporate with doctors,
       podiatrists and dentists, HB-1471
Psychologist Licensing Act, creates, HB-
  2847
Psychologist Reg. Act of 1987, creates,
  SB-809
Psychologist Registration Act
     short title, HB-1434
psychotherapy
     sexual exploitation by psychotherapists,
       HB-3938
Public Accounting Act
     confidentiality, SB-1009
real estate brokers
     grants banks powers of, SB-607
recorders
     military service discharge, recording of,
       SB-146
     real property lien, requires owner name
       & address; recorder notify, HB-1030
 Respiratory Care Practice Act, creates, SB-
   566, 1829; HB-280
     creates; regulation by Dept. R&E, SB-
       566;HB-280
 Skin Care Professionals Licensing Act, IL,
   creates, HB-611
 Social Worker Licensing Act, IL, creates,
   SB-1313
 Social Workers Certification Act of 1987
     creates; exams; hearings, HB-1830
 Social Workers Registration Act
     Clinical Social Work & Social Work
       Practice Act, combination, HB-3264
     defers repeal, HB-1591, 1608, 3264
     short title, HB-1435
 Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
   Act
     creates; licensing & regulation;
       HB-2755
 Structural Engineering Act, IL
     extends repeal, SB-209
     registration; fees; examinations;
       violations; penalties; discipline;
       SB-209
 Structural Work Act (Scaffolding Act)
     limits recovery of damages, SB-605;
       HB-2598

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PROFESSIONS AND
  OCCUPATIONS-Cont.
    repeals, SB-1062; HB-279, 1035, 1482
taxidermists
    permits expirations, HB-4052
Timber Buyers Licensing Act
    fees; definitions; Dept. Conservation
       regulations; penalties for violations,
       SB-1494
Travel Agents and Travel Agencies
  Licensing Act, creates, SB-1256
tree experts, municipal licensing, SB-1190
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Practice
  Act of 1983
     fines deposited into Professional
       Regulation Evidence Fund, HB-3474
     licensing standards and qualifications,
       HB-1264
PUBLIC AID
abortion costs
     prohibits payment to health
       maintenance organization for, SB-
       424
AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent
  Children) (Article IV)
     back rent installment payment order,
       HB-1066
     child care to recipients in GED or job
       training programs, HB-1203
     cost of living increases, HB-116
     earned income eligibility standards,
       HB-3299
     emergency AFDC assistance to
       released prisoners, HB-2560
     grants paid via Dept. Public Aid
       standards of need, HB-1353
     interviews/communications with
       families annually, HB-1336
     limits to aid for 2 children at any one
       time, HB-1739
     loss of eligibility period, increases, SB-
       761
     pilot project to est. financial
       independence through self-
       employment, Dept. develop &
       implement, HB-1814
     private agency substitute payee for
       mismanagement of grants by
       parents, HB-674, 843
     reduction to single-parent, bans on
       account of wages under Minimum
       Wage, HB-2897
     school attendance requirement, HB-
       4189
     termination of AFDC, recipient
       entitled to medical assistance for 10
       mos., HB-1148
 aged, blind, disabled (Article III)
     hardship assistance, HB-2567
     ineligibility, transfer of property to
       increase need of aid, HB-3721




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PUBLIC AID-Cont.
     interim assistance attorney fees,
       HB-1336
     personal needs allowance, federal SSI
       recipients, HB-194
AIDS care and services
     demonstration project for grants,
       mandates, SB-994
     medical assistance eligibility, HB-740
     nursing home incentive payments,
       SB-995
     pilot project for program development,
       HB-741
AIDS patients
     quality incentive payments to facilities
       implementing programs for, HB-734
assistance
     alien services & needs, Dept. pilot
       program to identify, HB-2505
     assistance lost due to employment
         child care services extension, HB-
           3529
     eligibility, written notice to applicant
       delineation, SB-523
     employment registration of recipients,
       HB-1336
     general assistance aid recipients
       eligible for medically indigent aid,
       HB-658
     hardship assistance program, HB-3491
     ineligibile for not cooperating to verify
       eligiblity, HB-1336
     participants in ed., training &
       retraining programs enroll in high
       sch. graduation programs, HB-1228
     pregnant women, bans cancellation of
       assistance, HB-4260
     public assistance applicant furnish
       approved ID, HB-4097
     rent and security deposit assistance,
       sets limits, HB-1795
     requires high school education, HB-
       193, 436
     school children education support
       program; parental counseling to
       support school achievement as
       condition of receiving assistance,
       HB-1562
assistance termination
     Dept. notify recipient of eligibility for
       other assistance, HB-1138
     ineligible due to employment
         child care services,
           SB-1947;HB-3529, 3534
         medical coverage extension,
            HB-1148, 2853, 3530
         special needs grants, HB-3530
 benefits
     Dept. MHDD & Corrections
       interagency agreements incl.
       provisions for meeting immediate
       needs of persons being released, HB-
       1656

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC AID-Cont.
caseworkers
    economics education requirement, HB-
       2285
child abuse
    suspected, Dept. Public Aid report to
       DCFS, HB-478
Dept. Public Aid offices
    deputy registrar appointees by election
       authorities, HB-203
education requirements
     requires high school education, HB-
       193,436
education, training and retraining programs
     participants enroll in high school
       graduation programs, HB-1228
    solicitation of public aid applicant,
       restricts, SB-1876
employer reports
     new employees, Dept. use in collection
       & investigative functions, HB-4120
employment programs
     Dept. annually report to G.A.; "Project
       Chance", HB-1324, 2022
    job search program criteria; advocacy
       program; exemptions, sanctions;
       support services, HB-3533
     Project Chance employer incentives &
       penalties, HB-2021
     township general assistance recipient,
       township pay Workers Comp.
       Insurance & claims, HB-2084
federal surplus food commodities
     unauthorized use or sale, prohibits,
       HB-2230
financial assistance
     applicants submit ID for each family
       member under 18, HB-4037
     entrepreneurial training, DCCA
       provide to recipients of public aid,
       HB-494
     no mailing address, bans denial of aid
       based on, HB-4165
     warrants, Comptroller attachment
       banning cashing charge, HB-488
food stamps
     outreach program to increase
       participation, SB-988, 1585
fraud
     ineligible until improperly received
       welfare repaid, SB-1467
     public aid recipient/vendor fraud,
       determination of forfeiture of
       property, SB-742
 funeral expenses
     increases allowance for funeral &
       burial expenses, SB-451
 general assistance (Article VI)
     appeals, Cook County Public Aid
       Committee HB-3344, 3345




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PUBLIC AID-Cont.
    back rent installment payment order,
       HB-1066
     Cook County recipient appeals, SB-
       2244
     disaster or emergency assistance,
       HB-3572
     emergency assistance for life-
       threatening circumstances, HB-130
     grants paid via Dept. Public Aid
       standards of need, HB-1353
     homeless and hardship assistance, HB-
       1794
     ineligible while on strike, HB-1993
     medically indigent aid eligibility, HB-
       658
     Suburban Cook County appeals, Public
       Aid Committee, SB-1138
     township supplemental State funding,
       SB-519
grammatical correction, HB-3894
grant amounts
     percentage of standards, HB-2884,
       3532
hardship assistance program, extraordinary
   needs, HB-3491, 4018
Health Expense Protection Act
     creates; Dept. Public Aid program pay
       certain health care costs, HB-238
Health Finance Reform Act
     trauma services to children
       reimbursement, HB-389
health insurance
     group health insurance, persons
       ineligible for other aid, HB-2660
homeless persons
     no mailing address, bans denial of aid
       based on, HB-4165
     shelter provided by gov'tal units paid
       by vendor payments, HB-112, 968
hospital legal fees payments, restricts
   reimbursement, HB-2469
 Human Service Centers
     demonstration project; Dept. with other
       State agencies establish, HB-1227
job search
     criteria, SB-2017
     post-secondary undergraduate
       educational or vocational training,
       meet job search requirements, HB-
       4187
 living arrangements
     Dept. Corrections and Public Aid
       exchange information, HB-2185,
       3490
 medical assistance (Article V)
     adjustment payments to
       disproportionate share hospitals,
       HB-4174
     AIDS patients, long term care
       facilities, Dept. Public Aid incentive
       payments, HB-3833

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC AID-Cont.
    AIDS victim eligibility, HB-740
    ambulatory prenatal care under
       Medicaid for pregnant women, HB-
       4030
    assistance to pregnant women & their
       children, HB-4029
    direct deposit of Social Security; limits
       eligibility; determination not include
       homestead real estate; hospital
       reserve payments, HB-3407
    direct deposit of SS benefits to nursing
       facilities, SB-2199
     eligibility
         Medicaid, aged, disabled,
           impaired, HB-201
         Medicaid, pregnant women &
           infants, HB-4031
         Medicare beneficiaries, HB-200
         women & children, revised plan,
           HB-3621
     eligibilty, requires direct deposit
       agreement, HB-3930
     employment earnings ineligibility
         extends medical coverage,
           HB-1148
     extends coverage, persons ineligible due
       to employment earnings, HB-2853
     extension to ineligible persons; nursing
       home payments; nursing home
       personnel training, SB-1705
     handicapped nursing facility residents,
       SB-535;HB-1467
     HMO abortion payments, prohibits to
       medical assistance recipients, HB-
       1097
     long term care payment restrictions,
       SB-1020
     Medicaid eligibility, pregnant women
       & their children, HB-3698
     no distinguishing between eligible
       classes, HB-1212
     nursing care facilities inspections, HB-
       3950
     nursing home bed reserve payment
       request conditions, SB-561
     nursing home co-payment charges, HB-
       2501
     nursing home prospective payment
       rates, reimbursement rates, SB-602
     pastoral care, nursing facilities, SB-
       2196
     pastoral or spiritual care, includes as
       standard service, HB-4165
     personal needs allowance, HB-194,
       2899
     pharmacy reimbursement rate set by
       Dept., HB-3758
     pregnancy care assistance, low-income
       women, HB-295
     pregnant women and children, SB-833





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PUBLIC AID-Cont.
     pregnant women med. assist. coverage,
       HB-3699
     pregnant women, infants and children,
       HB-295
     psychologist services, HB-3774
     special ed. children health care
       contracts, reimbursements, HB-3716
     special payment rates, medical service
       providers in rural shortage areas,
       HB-1955
     supplemental security income
       eligibility, SB-578;HB-605
    supplemental work incentives, Dept.
       demo project for persons ineligible
       for AFDC assistance, HB-297
     two plans for coverage, HB-3612
medical transportation services
     reimbursement, requires Dept. written
       authorization, HB-1713
nursing home licensure system, SB-2268
Nursing Homes, Executive Task Force on
     report to G.A. on rate
       recommendations, HB-1337
obsolete language deletion, SB-556
personal needs allowance
     provides to residents of certain
       institutions, HB-194, 2899
pharmaceuticals
     prescription pharamceuticals,
       manufacturer rebate Dept., HB-
       3759
     public aid reimbursement rate set by
       Dept of Public Aid, HB-3758
program eligibility, HB-3491
Project Chance
     Dept. Public Aid rules, SB-1707
public aid recipient and vendor fraud
    determination of forfeiture of property,
       SB-742
public policy declaration
    reference to IL Dept. of Public Aid,
       HB-546
Rape Victims Emergency Treatment Act
    Sexual Assualt Survivors Emergency
       Treatment Act, changes title; terms;
       procedures, HB-2839
referrals for services
     prohibits payment for referrals,
       HB-2012
residency requirement
    fixed home or permanent dwelling not
       required, HB-4037
self-reliance assistance plans
    caseworker assessment; individualized
       plans; Div. of Employment &
       Training Resource, SB-842
shelter standard
    removes ceiling; interim assistance
       provisions, SB-645

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC AID-Cont.
skilled nursing facilities/intermediate care
  services
    co-payment charge authorization, HB-
       2501
    definition, broadens, HB-3490
    deletes obsolete references, HB-1465
    Dept. Public Aid payments for
       exceptional medical care, SB-589
    Dept. Public Health inspections,
       certifications, surveys, HB-4165
    facility withdrawing from medical
       assistance plan may continue
       providing care to aid recipients, SB-
       808
    nursing home valuation in
       determination of payment rates, SB-
       722
    rates include cost of resident services,
       HB-3491
    rehabilitative personnel, Dept. develop
       reimbursement standards;
       recoupment of funds, HB-3491
    source of resident's payments, facility
       notify Dept., HB-2183
special education children
    health care contracts, reimbursements,
       HB-3716
State Lottery prizes
    interception by Dept. for past due child
       support, SB-1121
support
    child support
         amnesty program, requires Dept.
           to establish, SB-760
         collection; interest; withholding,
           HB-2853
         enforcement program
           requirements standards, HB-
           3531
         first $50 collected by Dept. paid to
           family without affecting
           eligibility, HB-1366
         income withholding, SB-2081;
           HB-2853, 4037
         lottery prize interception, SB-
           1121; HB-478
         married child, no parental
           liability, HB-3276
         reports by consumer reporting
           agency may incl. information,
           SB-758
    failure to appear, custodian statement
       of willingness to cooperate, SB-2260
    failure to comply, ineligible for medical
       assistance, HB-923
    family support
         judgment when installment due,
           SB-141
    income definition, expands, SB-759
    income withholding order; single
       standard of assistance & grant
       amount; demonstration programs;
       birth certificate information,
       HB-2862




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PUBLIC AID--Cont.
    unemployed person owing support may
      be court-ordered to seek
      employment, HB-3881
tax refunds
    intercepted erroneously, Dept. pay 9%
      interest, HB-164
technical change, HB-546
teenage pregnancy study, Dept. conduct,
  HB-2461
transitional aid payments
    family retrospective budgeting
      decreased income, HB-217
transitional payments
    family subject to retrospective
       budgeting eligible for, SB-947
vendor payments, HB-1619
voter registration locations, SB-2174
work requirements or programs
    employment policies formulation,
       HB-898
    employment registration, job search,
       training, etc., HB-2853
    job search criteria, SB-2017
    pilot programs available to unemployed
       parents, HB-3881
     post-secondary undergraduate
       educational or vocational training,
       meet job search requirements, HB-
       4187
     registration with County Dept. of
       Public Aid, SB-225
     unemployed person owing support may
       be court-ordered to seek
       employment, HB-3881
PUBLIC DEFENDERS
See ATTORNEYS
PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES
Agricultural Loan Guarantee Fund
     custodian is treasurer of IL Farm Dev.
       Authority (now St. Treasurer), HB-
       703
Animal Control Fund
     monies used for local ordinance
       enforcement, SB-467
business discrimination, prohibits State
   business or funding, HB-1145
Capital Budget and 5 Year Capital
   Improvement Programs Act
     capital projects needs annual
       assessment report to G.A., HB-3735
Capital Development Board Contributory
  Trust Fund
     recovered funds for damages to CDB
       projects used for project repairs, HB-
       2798
Casual Deficit Act
     new debt, prohibits, HB-2932
Central America

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    no State funds for National Guard or
      Naval Militia service training in, SB-
      297; HB-838
Central Collections, Department of
    creates; collection of delinquent debts
      owed to State, HB-4274
Child Abuse Prevention Fund
    lottery joint promotional venture profits
      transferred to, HB-856
Coal Development Fund
    economic feasibility studies of purchase
      of public utility; use of Coal Dev.
      Fund, HB-2280
Commerce Commission
    contracts between ICC and director
       filed with State Comptroller, HB-
       3562
Common School Fund
    income tax rate increase, revenues for
       educational purposes, HB-1094
community reinvestments
    est. requirements for banks and savings
       & loans, SB-1392;HB-1267
Comprehensive Budget Control Act, Illinois
    creates; implementation of State
       Constitution Finance Section; annual
       budget resolutions, HB-3460, 4295
Comptroller's Uniform Statewide
  Accounting System (CUSAS) Impact
  Note Act, SB-692
county accounts
    deletes annual statement publication
       requirement, HB-1974
County Budget Law
     balances of FY funds available 90 days
       after close of fiscal year, HB-2873,
       3940
county general funds
    fees added to fines deposited in,
       HB-1912
county treasury funds
    appropriated for Build IL development
       & planning, HB-1963
Custodians of Public Funds Act
     filing of certificate of publication and
       statements, HB-1922
Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs
    retraining of employees, limits use of
       public funds, HB-3265
Dept. of Public Health expenditures
     organ transplant costs; infant mortality
       reduction, SB-1454
Disaster Relief Act Fund
     State agency disaster-related expenses,
       HB-2802
dispute resolution funds, SB-525;HB-1343
Downstate County Working Cash Fund Act
     maximum, HB-4255
Drivers Education Fund




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PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    percentage of bail deposited upon
       failure of person to appear, HB-1558
electronic funds transfer
    Comptroller and county board
      authorization, HB-1151
federal currency transaction reports also
  filed with State Police, HB-1611
federal funds
    Intergov'tal Cooperation Comm.
       designate identifying number used in
       documentation, HB-1317
    Intergov'tal. Cooperation Commission
       Advisory Committee on Federal
       Programs (was Block Grants), name
       change, HB-163
Federal Reserve charges
    est. account for State Treasurer to pay,
       Comptroller rules, HB-1306
Fire Protection Fund
    revises references to; State Fire
       Marshal expend federal funds,
       SB-921
Fiscal Note Act
     Truth in Spending Act; filed with bill;
       source of funding; legislative intent,
       HB-2387
Forestry Development Fund, Illinois
     forestry promotion purposes, HB-4236
General Obligation Bond Retirement and
  Interest Fund
     transfer of funds from Wildlife & Fish
       Fund, HB-2218
Grade Crossing Protection Fund
     monies used for Rail Safety Div., HB-
       2118
     upgrade rail facilities, transfers funds
       to Motor Fuel Tax Fund, HB-1735
Grant Funds Recovery Act, IL
     excludes certain disbursements,
       HB-2221
     interest treatment, HB-3007
     investment income requirements
       restrictions, HB-3131
Hazardous Waste Fund monies uses, HB-
   2743
Horse Racing Tax Allocation Fund
     Brookfield Zoo & Chi. Botanical
       Garden, incl. allocations to, SB-71
Intra-Agency Services Fund
     DCCA deposits of federal funds,
       HB-3449
Investment of Public Funds Act
     banks manage public funds; public
       agency investments,
       SB-1220;HB-2530
     public agency invest in repurchase
       agreement for gov't. securities
     repurchase agreements; gov't. securities
       or obligations of corporations, SB-
       2056

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    technical change, SB-1423
Joint Budget Committee of the General
  Assembly, HB-4297
land trusts
    beneficiary disclosure before payment
      of State funds, SB-224
Law Enforcement Services Fund
    State Police Services Fund, changes
      name, HB-3495
Linked Deposit Act, IL
    creates; State funds deposit; financial
      institution loans to small businesses,
      HB-1842
local government accounts
    audits in compliance with U.S.
      Comptroller standards, HB-1923
local government audits
    CPA audits filed with clerk, no need for
      publishing copy of audit report, HB-
      1483
Local Government Financial Planning and
  Supervision Act
    creates; commission oversee certain
       fiscal matters in emergency, HB-300
local government working cash funds
    appropriations amounts authorized,
       HB-862
Local Investment Pool Act
    creates; cities with Enterprise Zones
       form Municipal Investment Pool,
       HB-2733
Matured Bond and Coupon Fund
    continuing appropriation to pay back
       Matured Bond and Coupon Fund,
       HB-1307
Motor Fuel Tax funds
    county highway interchanges, HB-3408
    local governmental use, eliminates
       DOT supervision, HB-254
     Motor Fuel Tax Local Expenditure
       Restriction Act, creates, HB-1380
Municipal Assistance Corporation, Illinois
    creates; financial assistance to cities;
       bonds; grants; HB-4004
Municipal Budget Act
     Sports Facilities Fund, SB-2202
municipal/county audit boards
     membership, appointments, HB-3653
Nicaragua
     no State funds used to send troops to
       Nicaragua, HB-1542
non-State Treasury new funds
     Agribusiness Venture Investment
       Fund, SB-248
     Emergency Telephone System Fund,
       HB-911,
     Employer-Assisted Community
       Housing Fund, HB-964
     Farm Debt Mediation Fund, HB-705




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PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    Handicapped High Risk Infant Fund,
       HB-1472
    Human Rights Services Fund, HB-
       4262, 4264
    Intergovt'al. Cooperation Conference
       Fund, HB-162
    Minority Contractors Bonding Special
       Account/Min. Con. Bonding
       Program Administrative Special
       Acct., SB-2251
    Post-Harvest Technology Fund, HB-
       700
    Seed Capital Fund, HB-703
    Self-Insurance Administration Fund
       and Advisory Board, creates,
       SB-1676
     Special Projects Fund, SB-572
Northern Ireland businesses
     equal opportunity reporting, SB-1874
oil overcharge award fund uses, SB-1333
park district/forest preserve district funds
     pooling, investment management
       agreements, HB-868
Patient Travel Trust Fund
     creates; DMHDD use for travel
       expenses of patients in State
       facilities, HB-2339
pension fund investments
     Economic & Fiscal Commission with
       Legislative Research Unit study
       assets in Northern Ireland
       businesses, HB-1374
     Northern Ireland, Comptroller survey
       of U.S. corps., HB-1374
Personal Economic Disclosure
     arbitrators, adjudicators and hearing
       officers, requires disclosure of
       financial info., E087-3
 Police and Fire Pension Management
   Council, creates, HB-2539
 Private Activity Bond Allocation Act, IL
     creates; establish standards; non-home
       rule counties or municipalities,
       SB-1167
 Professional Regulation Evidence Fund
     fines collected under regulatory Acts
       deposited into, HB-3474
 Prompt Payment Act, Local Government
     action within 60 days; extensions,
       HB-3297
     State distribute amounts within 45
       days, HB-3347
 Prompt Payment by State Act
     perishable goods paid for within 30
       days of bill approval, HB-232, 3297
     vendor bill approval, SB-1129
 Protest Fund transfers, SB-483
 Public Airport Expenditures Referendum
   Act

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES--Cont.
    creates; no public funds on airports w/o
      referendum, SB-1310
Public Pension Advisory Council, creates,
  HB-2556, 3503
Revenue Stabilization Act of 1987
    monies set aside for future State use,
       HB-1920
school health clinics
    bans State funding, HB-988
school regional superintendents
    financial audits oft accounts, funds and
       monies, SB-1012
Securities Law of 1953, Illinois
    see also: BANKING AND FINANCE
    moneys received by State placed in
       GRF, HB-3587
Snowmobile Trail Establishment Fund
    amount of fee allocation, SB-1233
Sports Facilities Authority Act & related
  funds, repeals, SB-878;HB-374
     repeals Act and related funds, SB-878;
       HB-374
State Auditing Act
     biennial audits, no exceptions, SB-2051
     Depts. of State Gov't. management
       audits, HB-2394
    jurisdiction, audits directed by
       legislature, SB-138
     nonprofit organizations receiving State
       or fed. funds, A.G. annual audit, SB-
       166
State Collection Act of 1986
     applies to IL State Scholarship
       Commission; agency collection
       assistance contracts, HB-1956
State Construction Account Fund
     federal reimbursements deposited into
       same fund, HB-851
 State Disbursements to Counties Act
     creates; disbursement directly to
       county treasurer, SB-427
 State Finance Act
     AIDS-related items segregated in
       appropriations; nontransferable, HB-
       3638, 3639, 3640
     airport runways, bans public funds
       usage, HB-2860, 3575
     Capital Development Board
       operational expenses funds, SB-2044
     continuing appropriation to pay back
       Matured Bond and Coupon Fund,
       HB-1307
     deposit time periods for State agencies,
       shortens, HB-3718
     Dept. Rehab Services use current FY
       funds for past FY services, HB-2357
     pari-mutuel tax receipt transfer
       formula, revises, HB-2797
     rural counties & townships additional
       monies, SB-887




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PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    Spfld. Public Service facility petty cash
      funds, HB-1032
    Sports Facilities Fund, SB-2202
    State budget, Governor submit in
      functional categories, HB-4296
    State installment contract interest;
      certificates of participation; title, SB-
      1886
    travel expenses, reimbursements only,
      HB-3720
    Uofl retention of certain funds, SB-968
State funds expenditure
    Comptroller examination if legality in
      question, HB-1831
State Moneys Act
    bonds accepted as security for deposit
      of St. moneys, SB-264
    insured CDs accepted as security for
      St. deposits, HB-1605
    investment of interest in loans to
       municipalities, HB-1679
State Officers and Employees Money
  Disposition Act
    collateralization of funds in financial
      institutions, SB-1179
    revolving checking account for return
      of insufficient fees, HB-4171
    seized funds, State Police establish
       bank accounts for, SB-1966
    time period to deposit moneys into
      State treasury, shortens, HB-3718
State Police Services Fund
    changes from Law Enforcement
      Services Fund, HB-3495
State revenue sharing
    increases amounts to be deposited into
       Local Gov't. Distributive Fund, HB-
       118, 1180
State Treasury new funds
    Academic Improvement Trust Fund for
       Community Colleges, HB-1747
    Affordable Housing Trust Fund, HB-
       3338, 3890
    Agricultural Diversification Revolving
       Fund, SB-1452
    Airport Noise Soundproofing and
       Equity Assurance Fund, HB-3574
    Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
       Fund, SB-1481
    All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act Fund,
       HB-612
    Armory Acquisition Fund, HB-3123
    Asbestos Abatement Fund, SB-1463
    Assistance to the Blind Fund, HB-305
    Attorney General's Financial Crime
       Prevention Fund, SB-1335
     Boxer's Neurological Examination
       Fund, HB-43
     Capital Development Board Revolving
       Fund, SB-2044; HB-3445

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    Chemical Safety Fund, HB-1359
    Chicago Public School Lottery Fund,
      SB-105
    Child Trauma and Critical Care Fund,
      HB-389
    Community Services Act Fund, HB-
      3630
    Contractors' License Fund, SB-1175
    County Correctional Facilities Support
      Fund, HB-3664
    County Lottery Sharing Fund, SB-121
    County Motor Fuel Tax Fund, HB-
      3888
    Critical Habitat Private Sector
      Matching Fund, SB-1228
    DCFS Children's Services Fund,
      SB-1488
    Department of Registration and
      Education Disciplinary Fund, SB-
      1262
    Downstate Illinois Toll Highway
      Authority Fund, SB-1518
    Drug Rehabilitation and Enforcement
      Fund, SB-2127, 2128
    Drunk and Drugged Driving
      Prevention Fund; DASA grants,
      SB-2193
    Educational Assitance Fund, HB-4040
    Election Campaign Fund, SB-1281
    Emerg'cy Medical Services Fund, HB-
       1450
    Emergency Medical Services
      Operating Fund, HB-78
    Engineering and Science Recruitment
      Fund, SB-2213
    Enterprise Zone Promotional Fund,
      HB-2407
    Farm Debt Management Fund, SB-
       1535
    Farm Debt Mediation Fund, HB-3083
    Federal Clean Water Act Revolving
      Loan Fund, HB-1928
    Firearm Owners Identification Fund,
      HB-2351
    Fish and Wildlife Endowment Fund,
      HB-2304
    Gubernatorial Elections Fund, SB-205;
      HB-821
    Hazardous Waste Occupational
       Licensing Fund, HB-2917
    Health Facilities Planning Fund, IL,
      SB-1489
    Heritage Preservation Fund, SB-2232;
      HB-3951
      Historic Cities Fund, HB-1381
      Homeless Fund, Revolving Loan for
      the, SB-2191, 2192
      Homeowner's Emergency Assistance
      Revolving Fund, HB-1229, 2284,
      2466




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PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    Homeowners Emergency Assistance
      Revolving Fund, HB-2488
    IL Alternative Energy Loan
      Repayment Fund, SB-572
    IL Development Financing
      Commission Loan Fund, SB-2251
    IL Savings and Loan and Residential
      Mortgage Licensee Fund, SB-1298
    Ill. Water Pollution Control Revolving
      Fund, SB-1862
    Illinois Short Term Working Capital
      Loan Fund, HB-4303
    Income Tax Refund Account, SB-
       1562; HB-2918
    Income Tax Refund Fund, SB-1562;
      HB-3012, 4219
    Landscape Architects' Administration
      and Investigation Fund, SB-821;HB-
      1573
    LaSalle Veterans Home Fund,
      SB-1456
    Legal Profession Regulation Fund, SB-
       873
    Local Education Tax Relief Fund, HB-
       1837
    Local School District Education
       Enhancement Fund, SB-1549; HB-
       3820
     Mandatory Arbitration Fund,
       HB-2748
     McCormick Place Rehabilitation
       Fund, HB-2624
     Medical Fraud and Abuse Prevention
       Fund, SB-742
     Mental Health Special Environment
       Fund, HB-2335
     Min.& Fem. Owned Business
       Assistance Bond Retirement and
       Interest Fund; Min.&Fem. Owned
       Business Assistance Fund, HB-1139
     Municipal Assistance Corporation
       Fund, HB-4004
     Municipal Earnings Tax Fund, HB-
       896
     Municipal Lottery Sharing Fund, SB-
       121
     Municipal Wastewater Treatment
       Loan Fund, SB-117
     New Home Warranty Security Fund,
       HB-2689
     Nursing Dedicated and Professional
       Fund, HB-1511
     Obscenity Profits Forfeiture Fund,
       SB-1376;HB-2480
     Open Space Lands Acquisition &
       Development Fund, HB-1521, 3811
     Optometric Licensing & Disciplinary
       Committee Fund, SB-537;HB-2554
     Paratransit Fund, SB-818
     Parking Violators Revolving Fund,
       HB-3734

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    Pollution Control Board Fund,
      HB-4039
    Pre-need Funeral Consumer Protection
      Fund, HB-1700
    Professional Regulation Evidence
      Fund, SB-1309;HB-1933
    Public Utility Acquisition Fund/Public
      Utility Acquisition Bond Retirement
      and Interest Fund, HB-1617
    Rainy Day Fund, HB-2536
    Regional Development Authority
      Fund, SB-1055
    Revenue Delinquency Receivable
      Fund, HB-3419
    Savings and Loan and Residential
      Mortgage Licensee Fund, SB-1298,
      1349
    School Aid Income Tax Fund, SB-723,
       1905
    School District Income Tax Fund, HB-
      537, 4292
    Self-employed Manufacturing
      Assistance Fund, IL, SB-1239
    Small Contractors' Surety Bond
      Guarantee Revolving Fund, HB-257
    Special Tax Increment Fund, SB-1534
    State Compensation Insurance Fund,
      SB-415; HB-1008, 3400
    State Farm Debt Restructuring Fund,
       SB-560
    State Podiatric Medical Disciplinary
       Fund, SB-478
    Tourism Promotion Band Grant Fund,
       HB-3838
    U.S. Olympic Committee Fund of IL,
       SB-129
     Uncompensated Hospital Care Pool
       Fund, HB-2163, 3155
     Underground Resources Conservation
       Enforcement Fund, HB-2797
     Uninsured Motorist Victim Injury
       Compensation Fund, SB-871;HB-26,
       1952
     Universal Lifeline Service Fund, HB-
       2139
     Universal Telephone Service Fund,
       HB-752
     Wastewater Assistance Revolving
       Fund, SB-1486, 2159
     Water Pollution Control Revolving
       Fund, SB-1794, 1862;HB-2917,
       3846
     Workers' Compensation Insurance
       Fund, HB-1008
 State's budget
     annual budget incl. formulas for
       funding State retirement systems,
       HB-1663
     requires 40% dedicated to education,
       HB-1499




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PUBLIC FUNDS AND MONIES-Cont.
    St. agencies/Supreme Court approp.
       reduction by 5%, HB-2009
Superconducting Super Collider Act
    property owner compensation for
       decline in value or damage to
       property, SB-1673;HB-3049
township transfer of funds, HB-581
Township Working Cash Fund Act, creates,
  HB-621
U of I Crippled Children Services
     Uofl administration of funds, HB-1485
U of I Revenue Board Financing Act for
  Auxiliary Facilities
     Uofl purchase buildings & facilities for
       research & services, SB-968
Underground Resources Conservation
  Enforcement Fund
     transfer of funds into GRF, HB-2797
Violent Crime Victims Fund
     Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act
       proceeds, percentage deposited into
       Fund, HB-2181
wasted State funds disclosure
     bans disclosure of State employee's
       identity, SB-753;HB-1780
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Act, revises intent, HB-1171
advertising
     nuclear energy costs, HB-2147
advertising expenditures
     excluded from rate determination, HB-
       3475
     included in report to ICC, SB-130
affiliated interests
     subsidization, prohibits, HB-4055
Citizens Utility Board
     See COMMISSIONS,
       COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
coal fired generating stations
     excludes from CWIP rate base
       prohibition, HB-1773
 Commerce Commission, Illinois (ICC)
     See COMMERCE COMMISSION,
       ILLINOIS (ICC)
 condominium electricity
     allows purchase through central meter
       as single customer, HB-1657
 conservation and weather programs
     DCCA operate under Energy
       Assistance Act, HB-2397
 construction work in process (CWIP)
     bans including costs in rate base when
       utility enabled to generate 115% of
       peak power, HB-2140
     coal fired generating stations, excludes
       from prohibition in rate base
       determination, HB-1773
 contracts, filed with Ill. Commerce
   Commission, HB-4228

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC UTILITIES--Cont.
customer bills
    apportionment among residential
       landlords and tenants; util. company
       obligations, HB-2589
    Citizens Utility Board information
       checkoff; repeals mailing provisions,
       SB-172;HB-401
     discrimination among customer classes,
       prohibits, HB-3601
     late payment penalties, prohibits on
       estimated bill payments, HB-1449
     phone bill identify number of phone
       used for assessed charge, HB-1890
     pollution control facility tax exempt
       gas & electricity not included, HB-7
customer lists
     furnished to Citizens Utility Board
       upon request, HB-2144
deregulation, HB-4221
disconnections
     winter reconnections; timing; notices;
       deferred payments, HB-3684
dishonored checks, expands provisions, HB-
   1166
electric service
     cogenerated electricity purchase,
       HB-589
     enterprise zone businesses may contract
       for, SB-559
     prohibits purchasing or transmitting
       foreign-generated power, HB-1818
     purchase from other countries,
       prohibits, HB-3850
     seasonal rates, restricts higher rate
       application, HB-2982
Electric Supplier Act
     defines wheeling, SB-774
     provision of service in corporate
       boundaries, SB-130
electric utilities
     electricity purchase at qualified solid
       waste energy facility, HB-2347
     excess generating capacity
       determination; ICC adjust rates,
       HB-938
     power generated by country other than
       USA, prohibits purchasing or
       transmitting, HB-1814
     purchases-cogeneration from solid
       waste; min. rates; tax credits,
       HB-942
 employee regulations
     restricts former ICC director
       employment, HB-1459
 Energy Assistance Act
     no outdoor gas lights; attorney
       reciprocity; charitable donations; IL
       Residential Affordable Payment
       Program exceptions, SB-487





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PUBLIC UTILITIES-Cont.
    shortfalls, public utilities report
       monthly, SB-1626
     weatherization
         excludes purchase of heating units
           or other appliances, HB-41
         program run by DCCA, SB-95;
           HB-393
         revises program; DCCA run
           weatherization & conservation
           programs, HB-393
energy audits
     residences of persons 65 or older, HB-
       715
Energy Conservation Finance Authority
   Act, Illinois
     creates; reduce utility & energy costs of
       State & local gov't. and sch. dist.
       bldgs., SB-2250; HB-3056
Energy Demonstration Zone Act
     creates; cities designate zones for
       electric utility generating plants
       exempt from ICC regulation, HB-
       4200
energy plans
     gas & electric company exemptions;
       limits requirements to IL services,
       costs & facilities, SB-790
enterprise zone tax exemption
     eligibility requirements, HB-441
     exemption status 3 months after
       certification (now 6), HB-1419
 fees
     access, customer, service fees - limits to
       embedded costs, SB-216, 1939; HB-
       3437
 fire protection water service
     charges reflect costs of individual
       municipality or dist., deletes
       requirement, HB-3298
 franchise agreements
     cities/public utilities, limits to 5 yrs.
       HB-3749
     limits ICC regulation, HB-190
 fuel cost relief
     Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons
       Property Tax Relief and
       Pharmaceutical Assistance Act
       eligiblity, SB-1352
 gas purchase
     least expensive available or no increase
       in rates or charges, HB-610
 gross revenues
     exclusions, HB-3118, 3982
 Highway Advertising Control Act of 1971
     private utility ID on poles, SB-858
 local government facilities
     transporting power between facilities,
        use of public utility equipment for
        costs, HB-2599

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PUBLIC UTILITIES- Cont.
local regulation, HB-4022
local regulation, rates, HB-2420
Market Service Area, technical change, SB-
  773
mortgage of personal property
     mortgagee pay off within 48 hours of
       request, HB-1501
nuclear power advertising, HB-2147
nuclear power plants
     decommissioning trust funds, SB-173,
       187, 1615; HB-215
     new plant prohibition, restriction,
       SB-241
public utilities acquisition
     ICC gas & electric purchase or
       eminent domain acquisition; general
       obligation bonds; HB-1617
Public Utilities Revenue Act
     dishonored checks provisions, expands,
       HB-1166
public utility holding companies (new
   Article 7A)
     formation and regulation; ICC
       regulate, SB-1908; HB-3665
rate base
     bans including costs of investment in
       construction allowing 115% of peak
       generation, HB-2140
     CWIP prohibition, excludes coal fired
       generating stations, HB-1773
 rates
     see also: COMMERCE
       COMMISSION, ILLINOIS
     advertising expenditures, excludes from
       consideration, HB-3475
     automatic reduction upon removal of
       utility tax, HB-2920
     cities prescribe; local regulation of
       utilities, HB-2420
     complaints, ICC order within one year,
       SB-2029
     costs incurred for expenses of testimony
       to ICC, bans inclusion in rate base,
       Sb-2146
     credit or refund for tax reductions, SB-
        1627
     gas increase, req. proof by utility of
       trying to keep costs down, SB-1610
     high and low usage season charges,
       bans, SB-1268, 1545;HB-2900
     ICC exclusive rating authority for
       electric service, SB-1268
     increase based on revenue shortfall,
       bans, SB-2143; HB-3709, 3710
     increases based on changes in franchise
       agreements, bans, SB-794; HB-3559
     limits increases, HB-648
     nuclear plant failure to meet standards,
        no reflection in rates, HB-657




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PUBLIC UTILITIES-Cont.
    reduction if tax decreased, HB-2152
    reduction, removal of IRS taxes, SB-
       130
     refunds of excess rates or tariffs, SB-
       1245;HB-2204
     residential customer life-support
       equipment electric rates, ICC study,
       SB-1267
     seasonal rates, restricts higher rate
       application, HB-2982
     services & facilities furnished without
       discrimination; lower rates for low
       income residents, HB-2145
     summer/winter consumption, prohibits
       different rates, HB-2903, 2905
     summer/winter meter reading dates,
       HB-123
reorganization
     incl. transactions affecting 5% of
       utility's revenues, HB-41
     provides for; bans forming of
       subsidiaries, SB-764
     restricts, HB-3665
rights-of-way, county board may grant,
  HB-2746
service or repair work
     minimum performance standards;
       requires specific appointments;
       liability for consumer lost work time,
       HB-1362
State utilty tax increment, SB-1534
subsidiaries
     bans utility companies from forming;
       reorganization provisions, SB-764
tax collection
     money held in interest bearing account
       until utility tax liability paid, HB-
       3258
 tax credits; gross revenue tax increase;
   increases fees, SB-1050
 tax returns
     updated returns; ICC enforcement
       procedures, SB-1875
 telecommunications
     See TELEPHONES
 termination of service
     ICC review officer in each county, HB-
       2282
 wheeling of electricity
     ICC pilot program; annual report, SB-
       1850
     public utilities to municipal utilities &
       electric co-ops, SB-2138
 PURCHASING
 counties
     contracts for bids, purchases over
       $10,000, SB-461
 DOT procurement of goods

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


PURCHASING--Cont.
    disadvantaged businesses, requires
       DOT procurement from, HB-1647
Illinois goods and services
    DCCA program-IL business and
       government agencies purchase,
       HB-2369
Negotiated Purchase Act, IL
    creates; IL vendors match low out of
       St. bids, HB-809
Purchasing Act, IL
    abandoned lands reclamation,
       percentage retention deposited into
       trust acct., HB-2428
     affiliates of person holding contract,
       disclosure, HB-3627, 3628
     bid exception for written contract for
       professional or artistic services, SB-
       1315
     bidder performance standards, HB-
       3222
     bidding exemptions, HB-2796, 3554
     bribery: defines subcontract, HB-1675,
       1907
     exempts Dept. Nuclear Safety
       technical equipment purchases,
       SB-1231
     government intern personal service
       contract conflict of interest, HB-
       2815
     out-of-State contract awards, HB-1899
     prohibits contracts at below dealer cost,
       HB-459
     repeals, HB-497
     technical correction, SB-2223
     voucher approval minimum, increases,
       HB-3858
Small Business Purchasing Act
     construction contract ceilings, removes,
       HB-2445
State Government Procurement Code,
   creates; repeals IL Purchasing Act, HB-
   497
 RADIO AND TELEVISION
 cable TV
     additional franchises, HB-3586
     mobile home park owner may not
       require removal of antenna or
       subscribing to cable service,
       HB-1616
     Municipal Code technical change, HB-
       1621
 child abuse reports
     records disclosure to news media, HB-
       3171
 mobile homes
     park owner may not require removal of
       antenna or subscribing to cable
       service, HB-1616
 public body meetings





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RADIO AND TELEVISION-Cont.
    notification to TV & radio stations of
       meetings, SB-1460
public museum
    historical radio & TV broadcasting,
       incl. in definition, HB-981
Video Movie Sales and Rentals Act
    restricts morbid materials, HB-2612
RAILROADS AND RAIL SERVICES
See TRANSPORTATION
REAL ESTATE OR REAL PROPERTY
abandoned real estate
     DCCA loans to low income persons to
       assist in acquisition, HB-2095
Certified Real Estate Appraisers Law,
   Illinois, HB-4027
Cook County Board of Appeals
     See TAXATION - REVENUE ACT
       OF 1939 (PROPERTY TAX)
County Assessor Notification Act
     creates; property condition changes,
       HB-414
 Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act,
   Uniform
     Dir. of Financial Institutions consider
       any claim & issue decision within 90
       days, HB-2100
     negative report requirement waiver,
       SB-458
 EPA acquisition of property
     protection of human health, authorizes
       acquisition of real property, SB-2010
 estate in tenancy by the entirety
     creates, provides rights thereto, SB-84
 estates of decedents
     probate, release of interests not sold;
       good faith purchasers, etc., SB-73
 fee simple land acquisition
     Dept. of Conservation, increases
       authorization, HB-3550
 flood plain real estate sales, HB-1095
 Foreclosed Property Maintenance
   Responsibility Act, creates, HB-415
 gas & oil exploration damages,
   compensation to surface owners, HB-
   1772
 government property
     lessee pay taxes, SB-1652
 Home Equity Assurance
     creates; voters may create program by
       referendum to assure property
       against loss, SB-1592, 1684; HB-
       3260
 husband and wife
     estate in tenancy by the entirety,
       creates, SB-84
 industrial real estate
     bans transfer until site cleared of
        hazardous wastes, SB-1244;HB-2246

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


REAL ESTATE OR REAL
  PROPERTY-Cont.
Interest in Tax Delinquent Property Act
    creates; bans rent collection on tax
       delinquent property, HB-3631
land titles
    registrar indices: grantors and grantees;
       Local Records Act, HB-1376
    registration
         notices of lien, HB-2906
         petition to withdraw referred to
           examiner, HB-57
Military & Naval Dept. transfer of real
   property, HB-1781
mortgages
     See MORTGAGES
municipal real estate sales
     surplus real estate, high unemployment
       areas, authorizes public auction or
       private sale, HB-3036
property annexations
     Cook County property annexed to
       Metropolitan Sanitary Dist.,
       SB-140;HB-316
 Property Tax Appeal Board
     See TAXATION - REVENUE ACT
       OF 1939 (PROPERTY TAX)
 Property Tax Relief Grant Act
     creates; grants to persons paying 10%
       of taxable income for taxes, SB-364
 rail carriers
     maintenance of urban bridges,
       roadways, rights-of-way; fines, HB-
       2928
 railroad right-of-way
     sale or lease of improved real estate at
       fair rate, SB-517
 Real Estate Appraiser License Act
     creates; Dept. R&E administer, HB-
       1325
 real estate brokers
     grants banks powers of, SB-607
 Real Estate License Act of 1983
     bans soliciting owners who have given
       notice of not wishing to sell, HB-
       2497
     Condominium Property Act
       enforcement, HB-2424
     license reinstatement fee uses, SB-1185
     license renewal fee reduction, HB-2435
     license renewal fees, HB-1429
     repeals obsolete provision, HB-2433
     technical change, SB-1342
     technical revision, HB-2434
 real estate title guaranty companies
     trust accounts, companies may
       establish, SB-2136
 real estate transfer
     environmental disclosure documents,
        req. of transferors, HB-3462




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REAL ESTATE OR REAL
  PROPERTY-Cont.
    Real Est. Transfer Disclosure Act
         creates; written statement for any
           transfer of residential property;
           liability, HB-1892, 3923
    Real Est. Transfer Tax Act
         raises, HB-3890
    Responsible Property Transfer Act
         creates; disclosure statements, SB-
           1977; HB-3462
residential real estate
    escrow accounts, interest to purchaser,
       HB-3433
    Res. Real Estate Contract Default Act,
       creates; defaulting buyer obligated to
       3% of contract, HB-1531
Responsible Property Transfer Act
    creates; disclosure statements on
       transfer of real property,
       SB-1977;HB-3462
Senior Citizens Real Estate Tax Deferral
  Act
    applicable to all low-income persons,
       HB-3086
    Dept. Revenue inform persons under
       Sr. Cit. & Dis. Persons.....Act, SB-
       1811
    includes persons over 60 (now 65), HB-
       226
    tax deferral qualifications, HB-3195
slum housing management, HB-2763
solicitation to sell real estate
    bans soliciting owners who have given
       notice of not wishing to sell, HB-
       2497
State conservation property
    State payments to local taxing districts,
       HB-3077
statute of limitations
    surety for construction &
       improvements to real property, HB-
       440
Statutory Short Form Power of Attorney for
  Property Act
    creates; agent powers for property and
       financial matters, HB-1110
Stock Transfer Tax Act, creates, SB-577;
  HB-2659
Superconducting Super Collider Act
    property owner compensation for
       decline in value or damage to
       property, SB-1673;HB-30i49
Unclaimed Property Act, Uniform
     creates; disposition; abandoned
       property; incl. intangible property;
       Dept. Financial Instit. rules; SB-
       1028, 1113
RECORDERS
See COUNTIES

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


RECORDS
Aboriginal Records and Antiquities Act
    focus of Act/control of exploration,
       HB-263, 3353
child abuse records
    See CHILDREN AND MINORS
child care provider identity disclosure ban,
  SB-2082
Clerks of Courts Act
    repeal of automatic record keeping
       expenses Section, removes, SB-1609
Community Care Program Criminal
  Background Investigations Act
    creates; Dept. Aging community care
       agencies employee background
       checks, HB-1120, 2809
community-based services reorganization,
  public hearings, SB-1506
Comptroller
    warrants & vouchers kept 5 yrs.,
       HB-1918
consumer reporting agencies
    child support orders, agency report
       may include information, SB-758
Conviction Information Act, IL Uniform
    creates; access & dissemination of
       conviction info; public access,
       SB-926
county recorders
    county recorders accept instruments
       whenever offices open, HB-1438
    vital records copying fees, HB-3918
Criminal History Records Act, Uniform
    creates; collection, dissemination &
       disclosure; repeals criminal ID &
       investigation Act, SB-964
    pretrial services agency records,
       verification & retention, HB-2358
criminal identification and investigation Act
    repeals; creates Uniform Criminal
       History Records Act, SB-964
Criminal Justice Information Act
    criminal history record information
         Authority prescribe forms, manner
           & fees, SB-909
         definition changes, SB-910
DCFS records
     may be proved by certified photostatic
       copy in any proceedings, SB-912
Elder Abuse and Intervention Neglect Act
    creates; voluntary reporting; Dept.
       Aging assessment of reports,
       services, rules, HB-3915
Freedom of Information Act
    Citizens' Reward Program for
       Information Leading to the Arrest
       and Conviction of Illicit Drug
       Dealers Act, creates, HB-3692
     Community Care Program Criminal
       Background Investigations Act,
       creates; Dept. Aging community care
       agencies employee background
       checks, HB-2809




2744


RECORDS--Cont.
     documents provided free if in public
       interest, SB-1672; HB-2569
     employee firings, prohibits for release
       of public information, SB-1762
     exemptions
         Sexually Transmissible Disease
           Control Act, Dept. Public Hlth.
           info, SB-651
         State's Attorney file suit/require
           explanation of exemption,
           HB-2569
     requests made of sch. dist., SB-441
Health-Care Information Act, Uniform,
  creates SB-1528
Identification Card Act, Illinois
     applicant furnish approved ID, HB-
       4097
     disability definition, expands, HB-252
     duplication, misdemeanor, HB-2699
Illinois Identification Card Act
     official card determination, charge of
       duplicating or selling purported IL
       card, SB-1472
juvenile records
     disclosure under Juvenile Court Act or
       Adoption Act, HB-2223
     victim insurance agency access to
       juvenile court records, HB-2366
land titles
     See REAL ESTATE OR REAL
       PROPERTY
lie detector tests
     crime victims testing solely at victim's
       request, SB-1159
     hospitality industry employee testing,
       HB-3597
     prohibits as condition of employment,
       SB-455;HB-1048, 3388
     State police'internal investigations or
       disciplinary actions, bans mandatory
       lie detector test, HB-1547
 Local Records Act
     destruction of court records, SB-1704
     destruction of records; microfilimng
       standards, SB-480;HB-2785
 Long-Term Care Insurance Act
     creates; regulates sales; disclosure of
       information, SB-2073, 2172;
       HB-1491, 3908
 medical malpractice disclosure
     see also: CIVIL PROCEDURE
     out-of-State health professional license
       applicants must disclose, HB-1814
 mental health facilities
     disclosure of specified information on
       recipients; immunity; FOIC
       eligibility; HB-3453
 Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities
   Confidentiality Act

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


RECORDS-Cont.
    determination of confidential
       information to be removed from
       records prior to inspection, HB-1934,
       1935
    juvenile records disclosure, HB-2223
    therapist disclosure; consent &
       revocation; immunity,
       SB-1235;HB-2831
motor vehicle driving records
     See MOTOR VEHICLES
municipal health departments
     privileged information, SB-1172
Notices Act
    county advertising: annual reports,
       assessments, delinquent taxes, HB-
       1911
personnel radiation monitoring
     radiation exposure records of employee,
       HB-3431
personnel records
     management planning materials,
       deletes exemption from disclosure,
       HB-3379
     school board keep on each employee;
       employee access, SB-2023
Public Accounting Act
     confidentiality, SB-1009
Purchasing Act, IL
     affiliates of person holding contract,
       disclosure, HB-3627, 3628
 Recorders Act
     data storage/retrieval systems,
       SB-1633
     DOT review requirements of maps,
       plats, SB-908
School Student Records Act, IL
     student records to parents when student
       transfering to another school,
       SB-826
 State Records Act
     Ill. State Genealogical Society film
       colection storage, HB-3636
     protection and preservation in event of
       emergencies, State agencies establish
       system, HB-840
 Trade Secrets Act, Uniform.
     creates; codify basic common law
       provisions, HB-1853
 Vital Records Act
     applicant furnish approved ID, HB-
       4097
     birth certificate specify blood type,
       SB-932;HB-730
     birth certificate, parent's names and
       signatures, HB-939
     birth certificates-parents' social
       security numbers, HB-3754, 3770
     fictitious vital record for protection of
       law enforcement officer or witness,
       authorizes, HB-2326




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RECORDS-Cont.
    public access to vital records over 100
      yrs. old, SB-247
    revolving checking account for return
      of insufficient fees, HB-4171
RECREATION
Campground Licensing and Recreational
  Area Act
    additional duty of care, liability,
      HB-1421
    out-of-state plants used in ice cream
      products, permits & fees, HB-4171
    technical change, HB-1386
Carnival and Amusement Rides Safety Act
    definitions: carnival and principal
      business, HB-228
    liability insurance and bond
      requirements, HB-227
    maximum permit fee, eliminates,
      SB-155
    permit revocations; standards for
      length of suspension; fees, SB-601
children recreational services
    employee background statements, HB-
       3697
golf courses
    golf course purchase, grants rights of
      first refusal, SB-634
    township acquisition, eliminates size
       limitation, HB-2947
    township purchase of 100 acres (now
       50), authorizes, HB-283
    township purchase, increases maximum
      authorized size, HB-552
Lake Calumet Environmental Enhancement
  Authority Act
    creates; clean up Lake Calumet area;
       bonding/property tax, SB-1600
landowner obligations, SB-37; HB-418, 683,
  806
Membership Campground Act
    advertising; premiums; cancellation
       rights, HB-1836
Prairie Trail Authority Act
    county corporate authorities incl. board
       of trustees of eligible county
       counservation dist., HB-1819
recreational facilities
    creates State Authority to develop;
       powers of taxing, eminent domain,
       bond issuance, SB-757
Recreational Improvement and
  Rehabilitation Act
    creates; DCCA programs, grants, HB-
       2638
Skiing Safety Board, creates in Dept. of
  Labor, SB-957;HB-2786
Snowmobile Registration and Safety Act
    Snowmobile Trail Establishment Fund
       fee allocation, SB-1233

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


RECREATION-Cont.
State conservation property
    State payments to local taxing districts,
      HB-3077
State Parks, Tourism and Recreation
    creates Div. in Dept. of Conservation,
      HB-2709
Swimming Pool and Bathing Beach Act
    out-of-state plants used in ice cream
      products, permits & fees, HB-4171
REGULATORY AGENCIES
Regulatory Reform Act of 1979
    review of State agencies; BOB study
      regulatory agencies; Leg. Research
      Unit study review regulatory
      agencies, SB-658
Sunset Act
    Architectural Act, extends repeal, SB-
      210
    Barber, Cosmetology & Esthetics Act,
      SB-454
    Clinical Psychologist Licensing Act,
      extends repeal, SB-2218;HB-3024
    Dietetic Practice Act, SB-456
    Insurance Code, delays repeal,
      HB-3806
    Nursing Act repeal, extends, SB-1217
    Pharmacy Practice Act, repeals in
       1997, SB-747
    Professional Engineering Act, extends
      repeal, SB-211
    professions review in 1987, defers to
       1988, HB-1436
    repeal health professions repealers, SB-
       657
    review of State agencies; BOB study
       regulatory agencies; Leg. Research
       Unit study review regulatory
       agencies, SB-658
    Social Workers Registration Act,
       defers repeal, HB-1591, 1608, 3264
    Structural Engineering Act, extends
       repeal, SB-209, 2141
RESOLUTIONS - CA - FEDERAL
  CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
balanced fed. budget, calls for const.
  convention, HJR-19
compensation of Senators and
  Representatives
    delay increase taking effect until
       election of Representatives, ratifies,
       SJR-4;HJRCA-23
RESOLUTIONS - CA - STATE
  CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Article I - Bill of Rights
     Bail and Habeas Corpus (Section 9)
         denial of bail for certain felony
           offenses, eliminates provision,
           SJR-1




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RESOLUTIONS - CA - STATE
  CONSTITUTIONAL
  AMENDMENTS-Cont.
Article III - Suffrage and Elections
    Board of Elections (Section 5)
         General Assembly election
           contests, HJRCA-12
    Voting Qualifications (Section 1)
        joint committee to prepare
           arguments, creates, SJR-129
         residency requirement, HJRCA-1
Article IV - The Legislature
    Effective Date of Laws (Section 10)
         bills passed after April 30,
           HJRCA-19
     Impeachment (Section 14)
         Supreme Court of Criminal
           Appeals, creates, HJRCA-11
     Legislative Composition (Section 2)
         redistricting plans, SJR-21
         terms, HJRCA-6
     Legislative Redistricting (Section 3)
         Supreme Court of Criminal
           Appeals, creates, HJRCA-11
     Organization (Section 6)
         General Assembly election
           contests, HJRCA-12, 14
     Passage of Bills (Section 8)
         local gov't. expenditure of funds,
           (St. Mandates Act) bill passage
           requirements, SJR-2;
           HJRCA-8, 17
     Sessions (Section 5)
         bans between general election &
           2nd Wed. of next Nov. unless
           emergency, HJRCA-19
         Senatorial terms not conclude
           during Rep. term, HJRCA-6
     Veto Procedure (Section 9)
         approp. exceeding available funds
           not become law, HJRCA-29
 Article IX - Revenue
     Limitations on Income Taxation
       (Section 3)
         graduated income tax, SJR-109
     Limitations on the Imposition of New
       Taxes and the Increase of Tax Rates
       (new Section 9.1), HJRCA-2
     Limitations on Total of St. Taxes &
       Revenues-State Share Committed to
       Local Gov't.-Prohibition of Mandate
       of Local Programs w/o St. Funding
       (new Sec. 11), HJRCA-11
     real property tax limit, HJRCA-27
     Real Property Taxation (Section 4)
         homestead exemption property tax
           restriction, HJRCA-28
     Revenue Power (Section 1)
         G.A. exclusive power to raise
           revenue, Statewide limitation
           may limit; local gov't. taxing
           power limitation, SJR-90

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


RESOLUTIONS - CA - STATE
  CONSTITUTIONAL
  AMENDMENTS-Cont.
         referendum to limit taxing power,
           HJRCA-22
    Tax Sales (Section 8)
        joint committee to prepare
           arguments, creates, SJR-128
         redemption exception, HJRCA-13
         tax delinquency period, SJR-41;
           HJRCA-9, 15
Article V - The Executive
    Gubernatorial Succession (Section 6)
         Supreme Court of Criminal
           Appeals, creates, HJRCA-11
    Joint Election (Section 4)
        joint nomination of Gov. & Lt.
           Gov.; Gov. fill Lt. Gov. vacancy
           by appointment, HJRCA-10
     Vacancies in Elective Office
         Gov. appoint Lt. Gov., HJRCA-10
Article VI - The Judiciary
     appointment of all judges by Supreme
       Ct.; no judicial retention, SJR-14
     Assoc. Judges appointment, SJR-18
     Attorney Discipline (new Section 20)
         Attorney Registration and
           Disciplinary Commission,
           creates, SJR-35, 42
     circuit judges appointment, HJRCA-5
     election of Assoc. Judges outside Cook
       County, HJRCA-4
     eligibility for judgeship, HJRCA-26
     nomination of judges; retention of
       judges, HJRCA-16
     Office of Associate Judge, eliminates;
       assumes circuit court judge office;
       appointment by Gov.; Judicial
       review, HJRCA-20
     selection of judges, SJR-7, 13, 105;
       HJRCA-3, 25, 30
     Supreme Court - Jurisdiction (Section
       4)
         General Assembly election
           contests, HJRCA-12, 14
     Supreme Court judge election;
       appointment of Circuit & Appellate
       Court judges, HJRCA-18
     Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals,
       creates, HJRCA- 11
 Article VIII - Finance
     State Audit and Auditor General
       (Section 3)
         audit all public funds of the State,
           SJR-94; HJRCA-24
 Article X - Education
     right to be educated, SJR-107
     State aid, SJR-110
     State Board of Education, abolishes;
       election of Supt. Public Instruction,
       HJRCA-7




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RESOLUTIONS - CA - STATE
  CONSTITUTIONAL
  AMENDMENTS-Cont.
Constitutional Conventions
    explanations and arguments pamphlet,
       SB-1655
    submission of question to voters, SJR-
       127
RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
Abortion Risks and Effects, Advisory Board
  on, creates to Dept. of Public Health,
  HJR-224
Ad-Hoc Committee
    review the current flooding situation &
       make recommendations, HJR-122
Aeronautics, House Select Commmittee on
    Aviation Transportation Safety
       Subcommittee, creates, HR-465
Amendatory Veto, Special Committee on,
  HR-1495
Armed Forces recruitment lists
     educational institutions furnish student
       lists, SJR-28
asbestos study
     institutions of higher learning conduct,
       SR-169
Association House, review funding to be
  sure all citizens are served, HR-1450
Attorney General
     Citizens Utility Board, comprehensive
       investigation, HJR-206
     investigation into electrical ducts at
       McCormick Place Annex, HR-583
Auditor General
     Chicago Housing Authority audit, HR-
       319, 345
     Chicago Transit Authority audit, SR-
       844
     Delta Dental Plan audit, HR-1195
     Job Training Partnership Act, HR-309
     management audit of the dental
       program, HR-1195
     Parents Too Soon program audit, HR-
       863
     statutory workers' compensation &
       occupational diseases program, HR-
       204
     use of public funds of the State by the
       Will Cty Private Industry Council,
       Inc., SR-225
     White Sox Park study, HR-59
 Black Concerns in Higher Education, Ill.
   Committee on, congratulates, SR-1264
 Board of Education
     "Just Say No" Day, May 15, 1987,
       designate as State holiday, SR-37
     Chicago Board of Education,
       requirements & guarantee to all
       children legal, fair and adequate
       treatment, urges, HR-352

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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS-Cont.
    children in interscholastic competitive
      athletic and activities, HJR-12
    extended time for compliance with
      inspection & submission of
      management plans by such schools to
      Oct. 1, 1990, Congress urged, SR-
      845
    G.E.D. & education programs, HR-
      202
    IL Mathematics & Science Academy,
      grants & contributions, appoint a
      blue ribbon panel, final report May
      1, 1989, SJR-101, 102
    lower out-of-state tuition
    Minority Student Access to Higher
       Education, created, SJR-130
    moratorium established on substantive
       education, HJR-160
    nursing programs, guidelines for credit
       hrs. to apply toward bachelor's
       degree, HJR-181
     Readiness Quotient, factors designed to
       assess the whole child, HR-249
    required to better screen and regulate
       trade & vocational schools, SR-638
    study the problem of private school
       bonding and its associated costs,
       HJR-96
    tax increase this year used for the
       improvement of education, HJR-168
Board of Higher Education
     law college, Springfield, feasibility, SR-
       1266
     public college of law in Spfld., SR-
       1266; HR-1712
Board of Trustees, set new standards for
  educational goals, HR-168
Campaign Ethics, Joint Committee is
  created, HJR-94
Capital Development Board
     unsued State property, report to G.A.,
       SJR-146
Chicago Art Institute
     Thailand treasure, SJR-150
Chicago Avenue Armory, DCMS to
   appraise the property, SR-629
Chicago Board of Education, parent
   involvement in a school improvement
   process, HR-646
Chicago Housing Authority, creates Special
   House Committee to Investigate, HR-
   326, 345
 Chicago Transit Authority, conduct a
   financial audit of records & accounts, IL
   Auditor General directed, SR-844
 Circuit Court of Cook County
     benefit structure for court reporters &
       no arbitrary action, HJR-211
     increase the number of judges, hear
       abuse and neglect cases, HR-135




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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS-Cont.
    stystem of staggered scheduling, child
       neglected or dependent, HR-134
Citizens Council on Women
    status of older women in Ill., HJR-37,
       125
City Colleges of Chicago
    vocational skills center, SR-1188
Colt Firearms Company, IL Sec. of State,
  Dept. of Corrections & Dept. of State
  Police to boycott products, urges, SR-239;
  HR-333
Committee on Sports and Meeting Facilities
    constructing multi-purpose sports
       stadiums in City of Chicago, HR-26
Community College Board, Illinois
     associate degree nursing program
       credits, HJR-181
     Leg. Advisory Board for post-
       secondary adult vocational ed.
       apprentice training programs,
       creates, SJR-139
Compensation Review Board
     reject recommendations for pay
       increase, SJR-120, 121; HJR-182,
       183, 186, 187; HR-1277
Constitutional Convention proposal, Joint
   Committee for the
     Committee report, adopts, SJR-161
     creates, SJR-127
 Correctional Facility Conflicts, bipartisan
   Special House Committee on, HR-825
 creates bipartisan Special Committee,
   Inmate Rights, investigate problems &
   needs of this State's inmate population,
   HR-825
 creates Special Committee to examine IL
   State Lottery, SJR-3
 Department of Agriculture
     examination of state programs, assist
       farmers because of drought, HR-
       1688
     slaughtering chickens & the federal
       inspection does not detect salmonella
       poisoning, HR-620
     Soil & Water Conservation Dist. of
       Kankakee & Iroquois Counties,
       restrict water withdrawals, SR-1298
 Department of Alcoholism and Substance
   Abuse
     develop a plan for implementation of
       an employee assistance program for
       State employees, HR-173
 Department of Children and Family
   Services
     Project Safe Place, urges, HR-602
 Department of Commerce and Community
   Affairs
     additional financing needed by Amtrak
       & Chicago, Missouri & Western
       Railway, HR-1690

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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS--Cont.
    assess all State supported & funded
      economic development & business
      programs, HR-629
    Chicago Housing Authority
       management & operations study,
       HR-319
    City of Elgin, plan for development of
       the surplus State lands, HR-1393
    cost of home energy, especially among
       low-income households, HR-1724
    Governmental Financial Problems, E.
       St. Louis financial crisis, HR-1671
     problems regarding their wastewater
       treatment systems, HR-1692
     problems regarding wastewater
       treatment systems, SR-1263
     Project Safe Place, urges, HR-602
     regulation of credit cards, revolving
       credit and credit availability, SJR-17
     study appropriateness of State
       government engaging in economic
       activites, HR-595
     The Real Property Tax Increment
       Allocation Redevelopment Act,
       revise standards, HR-1258
     wastewater treatment technology
       study, SR-1263
 Department of Conservation
     Lincoln Park Traps, for the Lake
       Michigan lakefront, SR-1427
     need to maintain our precious river and
       fishing resources, SR-1126
     real property taxation, HR-1719
     restocking of $-H Memorial Camp's
       Lakes, HR-1890
     use IL sewage treatment plant effluent
       as source of water for crop irrigation,
       EPA & Governor requested, HR-
       1662
 Department of Corrections
     conduct a full-scale investigation,
       inmate pregnancies, SR-1250
     free press, protect our fundamental
       constitutional rights, HR-1416, 1455
     pregnancies at Logan Correctional
       Center, HR-1608
     press access, investigation of Danville
       incident, HR-1416, 1455
     split shifts, 12-hour rather than a
       24hour basis, SR-123
 Department of Energy and Natural
   Resources
     cost of home energy, especially among
       low-income households, HR-1724
     feasibility of recharging the deep
       sandstone acquifers in northeastern
       IL with treated Lake Michigan
       water, SR-357
     Ohio Ontario Clean Fuels, Inc., locate
       liquefaction plant, urges, HR-517




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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS-Cont.
    problems regarding their wastewater
       treatment systems, HR-1692
    problems regarding wastewater
       treatment systems, SR-1263
    wastewater treatment technology
      study, SR-1263
Department of Law Enforcement
    Project Safe Place, urges, HR-602
Department of Lottery
    conduct drawings of winning numbers
       in public locations, SR-754
    Lottery Contracts, SJR-143
Department of Public Health
    Abortion Risks and Effects Advisory
       Board, HJR-224
    AIDS, report to G.A. at least semi-
       annually, HR-705
    Certificate of Need reassessment, SR-
       1209
    child support enforcement, Dept. may
       undertake an assessment, HR-1513
    danger of salmonella poisoning from
       chicken, HR-425
    decertification of State facilities for
       developmentally disabled adults,
       HR-501
    determining psychiatric bed need, SR-
       1209
     extending full Medicaid eligibility to
       pregnant women & their children,
       HR-703
     hospitals in this State, employing
       personal blood donor programs, HR-
       106
     IL Health Care Cost Containment
       Council, study of persons without
       adequate health care insurance
       coverage, HR-524
     locate a Cancer Information and
       Research Center in southeast Cook
       Cty, SR-755
     medical needs of low income citizens of
       the Rockford area, HR-674
     Patient Care, Special Committe
       appointed, HR-1340
     problem of abuse, neglect & fraud of
       elderly and disabled citizens, SR-
       1003
     rural health clinics in primary health
       care shortage areas, SJR-40
     slaughtering chickens & the federal
       inspection does not detect salmonella
       poisoning, HR-620
     solutions to the problems of erosion and
       sedimentation, HR-578
     Special Supplemental Food Program,
       potential cost savings, HR-1358
     study and evaluate abortion
       complication, conduct public
       hearings, HJR-224

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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS-Cont.
    study the health care industry & role of
      taxpaying hospitals, SR-1137
    study the overuse of adolescent
      psychiatric hospitals & units, HR-
      242; 296
    study working conditions, interns,
      residents, physicians in hospital HR-
      1614
    upgrading standards of Veterans
      Admin. hospitals, HR-245
Department of Revenue
    Blind Fund checkoff from IL individual
       income tax forms, HR-1899
    investigate cases involving diesel &
      gasoline State tax evasion, HR-626
    reconsider laying off 200 employees,
      Governor urged, HR-662
    site valuation property taxation, SR-
       134
Department of State Police
    McGruff cartoon dog, obtain copyright
       license & adopt McGruff, HR-218
Department of Transportation
    additional financing needed by Amtrak
       & Chicago, Missouri & Western
       Railway, HR-1690
    Aviation Safety & Noise Abatement
       Act, needed grants to airports
       throughout this country, Congress
       urgred, HR-423
    Candlelight Dinner Playhouse,
       Summit, IL, erect a sign at Harlem
       Ave. exist off Interstate Highway 55,
       HJR-74
     IL Route 6, reconsider its proposal to
       close, closing only one lane, SR-1428
     John F. Kennedy Expressway,
       reconsider the closing of access
       ramps, HR-1603
     property, legal description & address of
       each piece which is unused, SJR-146
     real property taxation, HR-1719
     rest area, intersection of 1-55 &
       Lorenzo Rd. is unnecssary, SJR-9
     South Shore railroad study, HR-1893
     US 36, designate as 1-72, speed limit of
       65 mph, SR-222
     4-H Memorial Camp's Lakes,
       restocking, urges, HR-1890
Department of Veterans' Affairs
     determining which field offices to
       reopen, SR-1447
     reopen the Field Offices, urges Dept. of
       IL & The American Legion, HR-
       1365
     State-Federal satellite outpatient clinic
       at Manteno Veterans' Home
       complex, HR-158
     study the problems and needs of State's
       aging veteran population, creates
       Joint Task Force on, HJR-55




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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS--Cont.
    upgrading standards of Veterans
      Admin. hospitals, HR-245
Dept. of Central Management Services
    appraise Chicago Ave. Armory, SR-
       629
    City of Elgin, plan for development of
       the surplus State lands, HR-1393
     Elgin Mental Health Center land
       development, SR-1068; HR-1393
     Harold Washington State of Illinois
       Center, urges designation, HJR-141
     IL Prevailing Wage Law, Statewide
       Telecommunitcations Network
       Contract, HR-1626
     property, legal description & address of
       each piece which is unused, SJR-146
     real property taxation, HR-1719
     soybean-based inks in printing
       operations, feasibility study, HJR-
       188
     Statewide Telecommunications
       Network Contract, enforce
       Prevailing Wage Law, HR-1626
     study the feasibility of using soybean
       based inks in its printing operations,
       HJR-188
     unused State property, report to G.A.,
       SJR-146
 Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs
     Elgin Mental Health Center land
       development, SR-1068; HR-1393
     energy assistance programs for low-
       income households, HR-1724
     wastewater treatment systems review,
       SR-1263
 Dept. of Conservation
     4-H Memorial Camp Lake restocking,
       HR-1890
 Dept. of Corrections
     Danville Correctional Center incident
       investigation, HR-1416
     Logan Correctional Center inmate
       pregnancies, SR-1250; HR-1608
 Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources
     energy assistance programs for low-
       income households, HR-1724
 Dept. of Insurance
     Farmers Groups, Inc. insurance
       takeover, SR-1220
     outpatient mental health care
       disincentives, SR-1207
 Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental
   Disabilities
     Choate, Clyde L., renames Anna
       MHDD Center, SJR-125
 Dept. of Natural Resources
     wastewater treatment systems review,
       SR-1263

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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS-Cont.
Dept. of Professional Regulation
    Medical Practice Act of 1987, review
      the impact of education requirements
      found in Section 11, HR-1440
Dept. of Public Aid
    child support enforcement, HR-1513
    decertification of State facilities for
      developmentally disabled adults,
      HR-501
Dept. of Public Health
     Certificate of Need reassessment, SR-
       1209
     hospital working conditions, SR-1614
Dept. of Registration and Education
     trade and vocational school studies,
       SR-683
 Dept. of Transportation
     Kennedy Expressway ramp closings,
       HR-1603
     South Shore RR study, HR-1983
     unused State property, report to G.A.,
       SJR-146
 Developmental Care, special House
   Committee, recreates from 84th G.A.,
   HR-13
 Direct the D.O.T., Div. of Aeronautics to
   sell one-half State owned aircraft &
   deposit proceeds to General Revenue
   Fund, ernor urged, SR-396
 Drainage Problems of American Bottoms
   Area, created State & Local Government
   Advisory Committee on, HJR-54; HR-
   623
 East St. Louis metropolitan area
   Governmental Financial Problems, Joint
   Committee on, HJR-207
 Economic and Fiscal Commission, examine
   all current tax incentives, HR-589
 Economic Development Assessment Task
   Force
     extends reporting date, SR-680
 election judges, increase in compensation,
   not less than $100 on election day, HR-
   118
 Elementary & Secondary Education, school
   health services & the role of the certified
   School Nurse, SR-398
 Entry to the Nursing Profession, Select
   Joint Committee created, SJR-55
 EPA-Environmental Protection Agency
     Donovan municipal waste composting
       operation, SR-1226
     wastewater treatment technology
       study, SR-1263
 extend medical coverage to annuitants from
   Chicago pension funds, HR-1252
 extending full Medicaid eligibility to
   pregnant women & their children, HR-
   703




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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS--Cont.
fees to be charged to the public for
  photocopying public records, Joint
  Committee on Admin. Rules establish,
  HR-924
Firehouse & Ambulatory Care Center in
  Elmwood Park, Elmwood Pk. Village
  Board urged, HR-1672
flooding in Illinois, Statewide Ad-Hoc
  Committee, HJR-122
General Assembly prayer & meditation
  room, HR-1604
Gifted Students
    school districts establish a parent
       advisory committee, HR-284
Governmental Financial Problems in E. St.
  Louis, established a Joint Committee,
  HJR-207
     East St. Louis metropolitan area,
       imposing a municipal income tax,
       HJR-216
Hazardous Waste Remediation, Select Joint
  Committee created, SJR-60
health care industry legislative task force,
  SR-1137
Health Maintenance Organizations, special
   House Committee on, creates, HR-54
Health Professions & Occupations, creates
  Select Joint Committee on State
  Regulations of, SJR-45
Hinsdale Telephone Fire, phone service,
  creates a Joint Committee, HJR-192
Hinsdale telephone switching facility fire
   study committee, SJR-132; HJR-192
House Transportation Committee
     Hinsdale telephone switching facility
       fire, joint subcommittee to study,
       HJR-192
IL Aviation Transportation Safety Board,
   public safety, to be created, HJR-71
IL Bell Hinsdale switching station, recent
   fire, Blue Ribbon Committee created,
   SJR-132
IL Commerce Commission
     abolish different summer/winter rate
       structures, SJR-89;HJR-132, 138
     Commonwealth Edison Co. rate
       increases, hardships, SR-1225
     elected, submission of public question
       to voters in 1988, SR-431
     EPA hold public hearings in Donovan,
       public health & safety on
       environment, SR-1226
     IL Public Utilities Act, increase in
       utility rates, HR-214
     nuclear powered electric generating
       units, SR-325
     proposed electric rate hikes
       consideration, HR-1417
     Public Utilities Act, rate increases, SR-
       1225

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RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS-Cont.
    rate increases will cause ratepayers and
      the economy hardship, HR-1417
    rate increases, ICC consider hardship
      caused by further; ICC enforce
      Public Utilities standards, SR-1225
    rates charged by public utilities, HR-
       904, 911
    rates for utility services, HJR-138
    recognize the sale of the Chicago & IL
       Midland Railway Company, SR-142
    reduction in corporate tax rates,
       HJR-3; HR-17
    sale of the Chicago & IL Midland
       Railway Company, HR-216
    utilization of rate structures for
       electricity, rates for summer and
       winter usage, HJR-132
IL Department of Nuclear Safety
    Chem-Nuclear compactor facility,
       operating license approval, SJR-10
    selecting a site for disposal of low-level
       radioactive waste in IL., urges
       Governor, HR-844
IL Dept. of Alcoholism & Substance Abuse,
  status of women in alcoholism, HR-130
IL EPA, hazards posed by styroform
  containers and non-returnable bottles,
  SR-367
IL General Assembly on Housing in IL,
  Select Joint Committee, creates, HJR-2
Ill. Democratic Central Committee
     international affairs policy plank, HR-
       1612
Illinois Dept. of Insurance
     conduct an in-depth investigation of
       alleged practices, HR-1667
     insurance policy to contain a Coverage
       Limitation Guide, SR-22
     retiree benefits under State health
       insurance program, HR-310; SR-271
Immigration Reform, Joint Committee on,
   SJR-22
Inmate Rights, Special House Committee
   on, creates, HR-825
Intergovernmental Cooperation
     lawncare chemical ordiances, HR-203
 Investigate RTA Affirmative Action Plans,
   Special House Committee created, HR-
   1292
Joint Judicial Advisory Committee,
   formulating recommendations for
   legislative, SJR-29
Journal Review Committee
     five members of House, three appointed
       by Speaker, 2 by Minority Leader,
       HR-2022
 Kankakee/Iroquois Counties Soil & Water
   Conservation District, restrict water
   withdrawals, SR-1298




2752


RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS-Cont.
Kansas City to Chicago Route Corridor,
  Select Committee created, SR-412, SR-
  1272
Lake Michigan Water, Joint Committee
  created, SJR-149, 158; HJR-214
Landfills, Special Committee created, SJR-
  144
Landfills, Special Joint Committee on
    creates; State acquisition of landfills
       regulated by EPA, SJR-144
Legislative Space Needs Commission
    G.A. prayer and meditation room, HR-
       1604
     ICC rate increases, hardship; Public
       Utilities Act standards enforcement,
       SR-1225
licensing of nuclear reactors, urge U.S.
  NRC to reject the proposed rule, SR-397
Light Rail Transportation, Joint Committee
  created, SJR-152, 157; HJR-209, 213
Logan Correctional Center
     inmate pregnancies, SR-1250; HR-
       1608
Lottery Contracts, Special Joint Committee
  on, creates, SJR-143
Lottery, Special Committee created, SJR-
  75
Low Income Energy Issues, Task Force on,
  SR-1168; SJR-136
Management and use of Lake Michigan,
  creates a Task Force for problems, SJR-
  16
  Mathematics/Science Academy panel,
  urges Gov. to appoint, SJR-101, 102
  Medicaid HMO Abuses, Senate Select
  Committee on
     creates, SR-681
     extends reporting date, SR-848
 medical benefit coverage for pensioners &
   their dependents from the Police, Fire,
   Municipal Employees' & Laborers', SR-
   906
 medical needs of low income citizens of
   Rockford area, Crusader Clinic urged,
   HR-674
 Metra Labor/Management Committee,
   serve railroads & promote safety &
   training, HR-1707
 Minority Student Access to Higher
   Education, Joint Committee on
     creates, SJR-72
     reporting date, extends, SJR-130
 Mobile Home Ownership, Special
   Committee on, HR-1805
 new motor vehicles are not to be purchase
   during Fiscal yr. 1988, Governor & Dept.
   of Central Management Services urged,
   SR-395
 Older Americans Act, calls upon Congress,
   SJR-49

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS--Cont.
Patient Care, Special Committee on
    Creates, HR-1340
    increases membership, HR-1376
Post-Secondary Adult Vocational Education
  for apprentice training program, SJR-139
Prisoner Review Board
    Gladys Gonzalez clemency petition,
      SR-1212
probation, task force to study problems of
  persons on, SJR-81
Property Rights in Marriage, Joint
  Committee created, HJR-88
Public Utilities, Special Committee created,
  SJR-74
Rathskellar, Leg. Space Needs Commission
  to rename, HR-715
recidivism, Blue Ribbon Task Force to
  study, appoints, SJR-83
Reproductive Technologies, creates Joint
  Committee on, HR-344; HJR-80
Residential Boarding Homes, Select
  Committee created, SJR-111
Rockford Regional Academic Center, offer
   a diverse program of engineering, urge
   Northern IL University, HR-663
 RTA affirmative action plans, Special
   House Committee, HR-1292
Secondary & Elementary School Sports,
   recreates Joint Committee, SJR-34
 Senate Judiciary Committee
     elderly abuse investigative special sub-
       committee, SR-1003
 Senate Special Committee on Consumer
   Banks, study consumer banks, SR-161
 Senate Transportation Committee
     Hinsdale telephone switching facility
       fire, joint subcommittee to study,
       HJR-192
 send 10,000 Poles back to Poland, State
   Dept. urged, HR-592
 Sports and Meeting Facilities, Select
   Committee on
     creates, SR-7
     extends reporting date, SR-252
 State Board of Education
     high school drop-out programs, HR-
       1445
     programs designed, needs of H. S.
       dropouts & others at-risk of
       dropping out, HR-1445
     trade and vocational school studies,
       SR-683
 State Employees Group Insurance, Select
   Joint Committee created, SJR-113
 State Regulation of Professions &
   Occupations, Select Joint Committee,
   creates, HJR-1
 State's Attorney




2753


RESOLUTIONS - COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS-Cont.
    adopt an official policy, child-victim of
      criminal sexual offense, HR-133
student financial aid policies, Committee
  established, SR-430
Surface Mined Land Reclamation, Joint
  Comittee created, HJR-208; SJR-151
Tax Sales Amendment, Joint committee on
    Committee report, adopts, SJR-163
    creates, SJR-128, 129
teacher strike in the public school system of
  Homer, IL, IL Educational Labor
  Relations Board urged, HR-682
teenager death, creates Task Force to, HR-
  357, 360
Urban Education, creates State Task Force
  for Citizen Involvement in, HJR-18
Utility Rates, created a Joint Select
  Committee, HJR-124
Utility Rates, Joint Select Committee on,
  HJR-124
Vehicle Laws, Special Committee created,
  HR-619
Voting Qualifications Amendment, Joint
  Committee on
    Committee report, adopts, SJR-162
    creates, SJR-128, 129
Waldheim, Kurt, Pres. of Austria, to resign
  his position, SR-900; HR-1208
Washburne Trade School of Chicago
     blue ribbon commission; apprenticeship
       & funding programs study, SJR-227;
       SR-87
Waste Disposal Needs of the State of IL,
  Committee to Study, creates, SJR-
  77;HJR-109
  Welfare Reform, Joint Committee created,
  SJR-59
  Workers' Compensation Reform, creates
  Joint Committee on, HJR-39
  4 South Metropolitan locations, third
  regional airport, Policy Committee of Air
  Carrier Capacity Study urged, SR-1277
  RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY
  Abbott Park Cheerleaders, 1st, World-
  International Cheerleader Competition
  1987, SR-285
  Abbott Park Team, 4th Annual
  International Open Cheerleading
  Championship, SR-1479
  Ackerman, Captain Ronnie J., outstanding
  leadership, HJR-115
  Ackerman, John, AFBF Young Farmers
  Discussion Meet, HR- 1166
  Adegbemi, Adekunle, Soul Child of
  Chicago, SR-1105
  African Methodist Episcopal Church,
  devoted elders & Rev. & Mrs. Roy L.
  Miller, SR-973

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Agrest, Dr. Jerome, Int'l President of the
  Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs, HR-
  569
Aguilar, Rev. Nicanor, Jr., Millard
  Congregational Church, Chicago, HR-
  1901
Ahern, Joe, Easter Seals Society of Greater
  Chicago, HR-1451
Akers, Joseph, "patriotic program", SR-402
Aleshire, Donald, Jr., 1988 Award of
  Excellence, Small Business Association's,
  SR-1421
Alesia, James H., District Court Judge for
  Northern District of IL, SR-370
Alexander- Dandridge, Dyanne, courage &
  leadership in using computers, HR-1256
Alexander, Booker T., charitable service to
  Masonic Fraternity, SR-288
Allan, Peggy, IL Teacher of the Year, SR-
  1368
Allen, Dr. Richard R., service to the
  Montagnard people, SR-355
Allen, Steve, honored for his history in
  music, HR-859
Allred, Alison, many fine achievements, SR-
   1202
Altenheim & Community Education
  Council, notfor-profit organizations,
  HJR-217
Altgeld Elementary School Cheerleaders,
  great achievements, HR-1046
Alton-Godfrey Human Development
  Center, Inc., HR-1761
Alvarado, Homer, help the Hispanic
  community in Chicago, JR-1949
American Assoc. of Motor Vehicle Admin's.
  to IL, HJR-196
American Badge Company of Orland Pk.,
  87' Supplier Star SAAInternational
  Award, SR-491
American Business Women's Assoc. for
   establishing ABWD on Sept. 22, SR-625
American Latvian Association, 36th Annual
   Congress, HR-187
American Latvian Youth Assoc., 35th
  annual conference, HR-922
  American Legion Auxiliary on "Adopt a
  Child Abuse Caseworker" program, SR-
  1470
  American Legion Post 483 & Veterans of
  Foreign Wars Post 8077, SR-610
  American-Soviet Youth Exchange,
  improving our communication with
  people of Soviet Union, HJR-204
  Amioll, Ms. Maddi Elga, 2 yrs. as publisher
  of Mujer Hispana, SR-1466
  Anderson, Algren, St. Louis College of
  Pharmacy's Distinguished Alumni
  Award, SR-1444




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Anderson, Joe, Distinguished Eagle Scout
  Award, SR-1198
Andreas, Dwayne, Abraham Lincoln
  Award, SR-1289
Andrews, Dr. George, Honorary Chairman,
  2nd annual Chocolate & Broadway
  Benefit, HR-2025
Andrijauskas, Regina, Distinguished
  Service award, SR-1086
Angone, Olsen, Adrienne, 1st place 25th
  National Awards, Teaching of
  Economics, HR-960
Annarita, Sister M., Golden Jubilee of
  religious profession, SR-311
ANNIVERSARY
    Abramowicz, Father Alfred Leo, 20
      yrs. at Five Holy Martyrs Parish &
      45 yrs. in priesthood, HR-1831, 1838
    Affrunti, Catherine & Philip, 50th,
      SR-520
    Alexander, Pastor Charles Wesley,
      28th Greater Mt. Vernon Baptist
      Church, SR-1306
    Austin, Dr. J. C., Jr., 18 yrs., Piligrim
      Missionary Baptist Church, HR-58
    Berghoff, Herman, 30 yrs. as a
      restaurateur, HR-1844
    Buckner, Rev. Robert Lee, Chicago,
       HR-1731
    Busekros, Pastor George P., 25 yrs. to
      Salem United Church of Christ, HR-
      1851
    Cherf, Rev. John, 75th, SR-1338
    Clarence Darrow Day, March 13,
       1988, 50th, HR-1140
    Curran, Gregory J., Prudential
       Insurance, 5 yrs., HR-603
     DeLand, Brent Jr., 10th, Executive
       Dir. of IL Assoc. Community Action
       Agencies, HJR-58
     Doederlein, Gertrude, 65th in Teaching
       Ministry, HR-1549
     Ford, Bishop Louis H., 60 yrs. service
       in the Gospel Ministry, HR-634
     Gorens Boards Family Reunion, 50th,
       SR-315
     Harris, Pastor Ruben, 1st, Bethsaida
       Missionary Baptist Church, SR-440
     Hemmer, Sister Monica, member of
       the Ursuline Order, 70th, HR-1175
     Hildebrand, Madeline, 50 yrs. with
       Herald News in Joliet, SR-471
     Jackie Robinson's major league
       baseball career, 40th, HR-399
     Jenot, Martina, 40th, Horace Mann
       Insurance Company, HR-869
     Keane, George M., Sr., 50th of
       practicing law, HR-2004
     Klingner, William H., 50th,
       Engineering Profession, HR-16

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Kopff, Father Herbert, 50 yrs., HR-
      1539
    Kush, Rev. Edward, 60th, SR-1236
    Lake County Federation of Teachers
      Local 504, 50th, HR-87
    Lithuania's Independence Day, 70th,
      SR-889
    Mark, Sister M., 25 yrs., Sisters of the
      Holy Family of Nazareth, HR-1526
    Martin, Clyde of Effingham, 50 yrs.
      groery business, HR-1837
    Mills, Charles W., 50 yrs. with
      Vandalia Leader-Union News, SR-
      470
    Mitchell, Robert & Pauline, 50th, HR-
      1454
    Moore, Maurice Mr. & Mrs., 50th,
      SR-497
    Moss, Don, 25th, director of Aid to
      Retarded Citizens, SR-231
    Pawelczak, Father John, 50th in
      Priesthood, HR-1619
    Polish American Community Fair,
      10th, HR-293
    Roth, Edwin & Emma, 50th, SR-513
    Russian Orthodox Christianity
      Millenium, HR-1752
    Rutherford, Dr. Robert, 50 yrs.
      medical service, SR-449
    Ryan, Sister Kathleen Kevin, 40th,
      SR-12; HR-32
    Schmohe, Roger, teaching ministry, 25
      yrs., SR-829
    Smigiel, Chester W., president of
      Liberty Savings for 30 yrs., HR-
      1555
    St. Bartholomew's Parish, Waukegan,
       HR-1745
    St. Marie, George, 30 yrs., banking
       industry, HR-52
     Vader, Father Anthony Joseph, 20th at
       Holy Name of Mary Church, SR-
       766
     Vleet, William Van, Jr., 40th with
       Pioneer Insurance Group, SR-1435
     Wallace, Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth, Mason
       City Assembly of God Church, 40th,
       SR-615
     Waukegan Park District, 70th, HR-47
     Wells, Rev. Josehp, 48th, Mt. Pisgah
       Missionary Baptist Church, SR-1020
     Wycoff, Edward G. & Alneita, 35th,
       SR-504
 ANNIVERSARY, FOUNDING
     "Ayuda", of WCIU-TV Channel 26 in
       Chicago, 18 yrs., HR-932
     "Jewish Community Hour", radio
       program, 25th, SR-777
     Abbott Laboratories, 100th, HR-1228;
       SR-970




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Abraham Lincoln Centre, Chicago,
      Founders Day Celebration, June 5,
      1987, SR-339
    African Methodist Episcopal Church,
      North America, Bicentennial, SR-
      71,602
    AFSCME Council 31, 10th, SR-595
    Allen Chapel African Methodist
      Episcopal Church, 97th, SR-1393
    Allen Junior H.S., 100th, HR-292
    Allsteel, Aurora, 75th, SR-53
    American Legion, 68th, HJR-29
    Anti-Defamation League of B'nai
      B'rith, 75th, SR-249
    Antioch Fire Dept., 75th, SR-896
    Antioch Seperate Babtist Church,
      100th, HJR-120
    Antioch Township Library, 60th, HR-
      1606
    Antioch Volunteer Fire Department,
      75th, HR-1338
    Archbishop Weber Council of Knights
      of Columbus, 50th, HR-1215
    Ardmore School, 75th, HR-356
    Arlington Heights Woman's Club,
      100th, SR-98
    Armitage Baptist Church, 25th, HR-
      1599
    Armstrong World Industries, Inc.,
      40th, HR-572
    Arthritis Foundation, 40th, SR-1071
    Asher, Fredrick & Frances, 50th, HR-
      1542
    Associate LBoard of La Grange
      Memorial Hospital, 30 yrs., SR-1337
    Associated Employers of IL, 75th, SR-
      813
    Auburn Rotary Club, 50th, SR-172
    Aurora Chapter, German Amercian
      National Congress, 20th, HJR-72
    Avalon Trails Improvement Assoc.,
      25th, HR-1181
    AYUDA Hispanic TV program,
      Chicago, 19 yrs., HR-1811
    Back of the Yards Neighborhoods
      Council, 50th, HR-1530; SR-1178
    Bacon and Van Buskirk Glass
      Company in Champaign, 50th, HR-
      887
    Baker Memorial United Methodist
      Church, 150 yrs., HR-799
    Bank of LaGrange Park, 25th, SR-354
    Belden Baptist Church, 100th, SR-
       1184
    Bellwood Chamber of Commerce &
      Industry, SR-39
    Berwyn National Bank, 50th, SR-730
    Berwyn Rotary Club, 25th, SR-1462

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Bielarus' Independence, 69th, SR-189
    Blue Caps, Blue Island Citizens for
      Mentally Retarded, Inc., 20th, SR-
      47
    Bluejackets Assoc., 10 yrs., HJR-67
    Boulevard Manor Women's
      Republican Club, 60 yrs., SJR-169
    Boy Scout Troop I, Park Ridge, 75th,
      SR-31
    Boy Scout Troop One, Park Ridge,
      75th, March 1, HR-56
    Brookfield Historical Society, 10th,
      SR-148
    Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
      125th, HR-1272
    Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
      Employees, HJR-106; SR-480
    Brown's Store, Des Plaines, 19th, SR-
      455
    Bureau County, Sesquicentennial, HR-
      891
    Cahtolic Charities of the Diocese of
      Rockford, 50th, SR-1014
    Calumet City, Lansing, Burnham Area
      PTA Council, 45 yrs., HR-350; SR-
      250
    Calvin Christian School, 75th, SR-42
    Captive Nations Week, HR-708, 1687
    Cardinal Council Knights of
      Columbus, 75th, SJR-112
    Carey, Mr. & Mrs. Paul, 50th, HJR-
      75
    Carle Clinic Assoc. & Carle
      Foundation Hospital, 56 yrs., SR-
      297
    Carpenters Local Union #16, Spfld.,
      100th, HR-793
    Carpenters' Local 44, Champaign
      County, 75th, HR-735
    Cathedral of Love Church, 43rd, SR-
      77
    Catholic Charities of Rockford, 50th,
      HR-1217
    Champaign Police Benevolent
      Protective Association, 50th, HR-
      207
    Chapter EZ of the PEO Sisterhood,
      50th, SR-484
    Chi. Southeast Lions, 35th, HR-1812
    Chicago Alcoholic Treatment Center,
      30th, HR-902
    Chicago Heights Junior Women's
      Club, 80th, SR-1429
    Chicago Lodge #7 of the Fraternal
      Order of Police, 25th, SR-957
    Chicago Zither Club, 75th, SR-962
    Christ Episcopal Church, Waukegan,
      100th, HR-1466
    Christian Reformed Church, 50th,
      HR-861




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Cicero Knights of Columbus, 75th,
      HR-1384
    Cicero Pastimes Association, 75th, SR-
      26
    Citizen Newspaper Corporation, 22nd,
      SR-206
    City of Aurora, 150th, HJR-35
    City of Carthage, 150th, HJR-50
    City of Chicago, 150th, HR-103
    City of Dublin, 1,000th, HR-1148
    City of Galesburg & Knox College,
      150th, HJR-91; SR-352
    City of Highland, 150th, SJR-65; HR-
      547
    City of Highwood, 100th, HR-185; SR-
      205
    City of Hope, Park Ridge, 25th, SR-
       1018
    City of Monticello, 150th, SR-437
    City of Oakbrook Terrace, 30th, SR-
       1251
    Class of 1938 of St. James School,
      50th, HR-1527
    Collinsville Sesquicentennial, HR-670
    Collinsville, 150th, SR-483
    Comboni Missionaries, 50th, SR-1343
    Community Action Agencies, 25 yrs.,
       SJR-167
     Community Congress of Back of Yards
       Neighborhood Council, 50th, HR-
       1550
     Constitution Day on May 3, 1987,
       Polish people, 196, SR-209
     Czechoslovak Republic, 70th, SR-
       1064; SJR-170
     Dearborn Division, 100th, HJR-92
     Decatur AAUW, 50th, SR-499
     Deere & Company, 150th, HJR-32;
       SJR-8
     DeKalb County Sesquicentennial, HR-
       669
     Delcaration of Independence of
       Bielarus, 70th, SR-937
     Delta Sigma Chapter of Sigma
       Gamma Rho sorority, 65th, SR-660
     Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, 75th, HR-
       1051 HR-1051; SR-764
     DeRobertis Insurance Agency, 40th,
       HR-1568
     Des Plaines Rotary Club, 25th, SR-173
     Drexel School P.T.A. Homemakers,
       Cicero, IL, 25th, SR-1056
     Ducks Unlimited, 50th, SJR-76
     DuPage County Farm Bureau, 75th,
       HR-1103
     DuPage County Girl Scout Council,
       35th, SR-188
     DuPage County, 150th, SR-1273;
       HJR-229

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    E.F. Rice Company, Inc. & Edward
      Francis Rice, 25th, HR-1678
    East Side Lions Club, 40th, HR-1645
    Edgar County Savings & Loan
      Association, 100th, SJR-20
    Elizabeth's Hospital of Chicago, 100th,
      SR-137, 138
    Exchange Club of Waukegan, 50th,
      HR-508
    Faith Methodist Church, 125th, HJR-
      205; SR-1204
    Faith United Methodist Church,
      Downers Grove, 125th, SR-1336
    Family Service Agency of N. Lake
      Cty., 40th, HR-1160, 1266
    Farmer City, 150th, HR-700
    Firestone of Decatur, 25 yrs., SR-856
    First Baptist Church of Dupo, 75th,
      SR-547
    First Congregational Church of
      Western Springs, 100th, SR-558
    First Federal Savings & Loan Assco.,
      40th, SR-432
      First Immanuel Lutheran Church,
      100th, HR-1849
      First Presbytarian Church, 100th, SR-
      40
      Florists' Mutual Insurance Company,
      100th, SR-453; HR-883
      Forest park Kiwanis Club, 65th, SJR-
      97
      Forest Park Review newspaper, 70th,
      SR-693
      Fort Sheridan, 100 yrs., HR-171
      Fraternal Order of Police, IL State
      Lodge, 25 yrs., SR-1183
      Fred C. Olson Mortuary, Ltd. of
      Rockford, 100th, SR-1471
      Frederick Law Olmsted Society of
      Riverside, 20th, SR- 1342
      Galena/Joe Daviess County Chamber
      of Commerce, 150th, HR-1638
      Galesburg Firefighters Assoc., Local
      555, 50th, SR-1401
      Garfield-Midwest No. 117, 25th, SR-
      485
      Georgetown Fair Assoc., 50th, SJR-
      147
      Georgetown University, Bicentennial,
      HJR-220
      Gethsemane Lutheran Church, 75th,
      SR-400
      Girl Scout Troop 1, Chicago, 68th, SR-
      368
      Glen Ellyn Junior Woman's Club,
      40th, SR-1267; HR-1674
      Glenbrook Fire District, 50th, HR-257
      Glenbrook South H.S., 25th, SR-32




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Glenview Senior Center, 30 yrs., HR-
      1644
    Glenwood School for Boys, 100 yrs.,
      SR-273
    Globe Dept. Store, Waukegan, 90th,
      HR-1804
    Gordon Tech H.S., 35th, SR-622
    Grace Lutheran Church, 100th, HR-
      232
    Grace Presbyterian Church, Peoria,
      125 yrs., HR-291
    Grant Memorial A.M.E. Church, 73rd,
      SR-215
    Great Lakes Credit Union, 50th, HR-
      1267
    Grove Premium of Downers Grove, 25
      yrs., SR-732
    H.J. Birch Optical Co., Inc., 50th, SR-
      817
    Harris Pharmacy, 100th, SR-427
    Hart & Hart Attorneys at Law, 100th,
      SR-217
    Hart & Hart, Attorneys at Law, 100th,
      HR-431
    Harwood Heights, 40th, SR-454
    Hegewisch Community Committee,
      50th, HR-1088
    Hegewisch Lions Club, 25th, HR-561
    Holy Ghost Church, 25th, SR-326
    Holy Name Society of St. Turibius
      Church, 60th, HR-1882
    Iglesia Bethesda Church, 5th, HR-896
    IL Benedictine College, 100th, SR-158;
      HR-417
    IL Legislative Reference Bureau, 75th,
      SJR-154
    IL Saint Andrew Society, Feast of the
      Haggis, 142 yrs., SR-649
    IL School for the Deaf, 150th, SJR-
      184
    Independence of Ukraine, 70th and Act
      of Union, 69th, SR-724
    Indian Portage Post of the Veterans of
      Foreign Wars Post #3592, 50th,
      HJR-44
    Ingersoll Company, Rockford, IL.,
      100th, SR-535
    International Assoc. of Machinists &
      Aeropace Workers, 100th, HR-1244
    Irons Oaks Park, 10th, SR-1189
    Izola Restaurant, 30th, SR-593
    J. Sterling Morton H.S. Music Dept.,
      75th, SR-1279
    Jackson Storage and Van Company,
      100th, Naperville, HR-1853
    James T. Manning School in
      Westmont, 60th, SR-805
    Jerry Motors, Inc., 40th, SR-459

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Jerseyville Knights of Columbus
      Council 1692, 75th, HR-1387
    Jewish Community Council, 40th, SR-
      1058
    John Deere Company, 150th, HR-83
    Junior League of Chicago, 75th, HR-
      229; SR-934
    Junior Woman's Club of Westchester,
      30th, SR-187
    Junkunc Brothers American Lock
      Company, 75th, SR-109
    Justice Public Library District, HR-
      1766
    Kankakee Business and Professional
      Women's Club, 60th, HR-898
    Kasbeer Community Church, 150th,
      HR-1243
    Kiwanis Club of Southwest Chicago,
      50th, SR-1092
    Kiwanis Club, E. St. Louis, 60th, SR-
      284
    Knapheide Manufacturing Company,
      140th, SR-1248
    Knights of Columbus Council, 75 yrs.,
      SR-1177
    Knox County Court House, Centennial
      week of June 21 through 27, SR-337
    Krehbiel, John H. Sr., & Molex, Inc.,
      50th, SR-1340
    Ladies Auxiliary of the Forest Park
      Aerie #1344 of Fraternal Order of
      Eagles, 50th, SR-555
    LaGrange Area Branch of the
      NAACP, 25th, SR-961
    Lambda Chapter of Alpha Gamma
      Delta, 75th, SR-893
    LaMoille Village, 150th, HR-725
    Latvia Independence Day, 70th, SR-
      1411
    Latvian Independance Day, 69th, HR-
      921
    Latvian people, 70th of independence,
      HR-1900
    Lemont Lions Club, 25th, SR-177;
      HR-263
    Liberty Baptist Church, 69th, SR-567
    Lift Parts Mfg. Co., Inc., 40th, HR-
      1128
    Linmar plant of Borg-Warner
      Chemicals, 20th, HJR-131
    Lithuania's Independence Day, 69th,
      SR-19
    Lodge Ilova, 75th, SR-1341
    Lodge Sionilli No. 710, 60th, SR-811
    Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 865,
      100th & Women of the Moose, 75th,
      HR-1211
    Loyal Order of the Moose, 100th, HR-
      1499




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Lyons Evangelical Free Church, 30th,
      SR-804
    Lyons Township H.S., 100th, SR-967
    Lyons village, 100th, HR-1497
    Macedonia Baptist Church, 125th, SR-
      1384
    Manila Central University Nurses
      Alumni Assoc., 14 yrs., SR-1230
    Marine, IL, Centennial, SR-1227
    May & Seph Inc., Oakbrook, 40th,
      SR-758
    May & Speh, Inc., Oakbrook, 40th,
      HR-389
    Maywood Proviso State Bank, 35th,
      HR-1814
    McConnell, IL, Sesquicentennial, SR-
      1223
    McConnell, 150th, HR-1536
    McIntosh family of St. Louis, 37th yrs.,
      New York Cleaners, HR-1006
    Meadowview Bank, 25th, HR-848
    MidAmerica Federal Savings &
      Financial Services, 65th, SR-373
    Midstate College of Peoria, IL, 100th,
      HR-1033
    Midstate College, Peoria, 100th, SR-
      709
    Midtown Center, Chicago, 25th, SR-
      1303
    Millers' Mutual Insurance Company,
      10th, SR-525
    Mission of Faith Baptist Church, 10th,
      SR-592
    Molex, Inc. & John H. Krehbiel, 50th,
      HR-1915
    Monarch Air Service, Inc., 60th, HR-
      706
    Montebello Manor Nursing Home,
      Hamilton, 15 yrs., SR-1075
    Monticello, 150th, HR-690
    Moraine Valley Community College,
      20th, SR-135
    Mother Theodore Guerin H.S., 25th,
      HR-182
    Mt. Carmel School, 75th, SR-794
    Mt. Emory Baptist Church,
      Jacksonville, 150th, SR-534
    Mutual Insurance Company, 100th,
      HR-707
    N. W. Real Estate Board, 64th, SR-
      1028
    National Association of Biology
      Teachers, 50th, HJR-197
    National Federation of Republican
      Women's Organization, 50th, SR*
      1296
    National Girl Scout, 75th, SR-25
    Navy Club of the U.S.A., 50th, HJR-
      84

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Nest No. 1 of the Polish Falcons of
      America, 100th, SJR-168
    New Sweden, 350th, best wishes to
      King Carl XVI Gustaf & Queen
      Siliva, HR-1230
    Northwest Real Estate Board, 63rd,
      HR-430, 1305;
    Northwest Republican Women, 25th,
      SR-122
    Norwood Pk. Garden Club, 60 yrs.,
      SR-1182
    Notre Dame H.S. for Girls in Chicago,
      50th, SR-1309
    Notre Dame High School for Girls,
      Chi., HR-1817
    Oak Brook Rotary Club, 25th, HR-
      1030
    Oakbrook Terrace, 30th, SR-1493
    Open Court Publishing Company,
      Centennial of business, HR-8
    Orchard Hill Farm Kindergarten, 40th,
      HR-346
    Order of the Eastern Star, Vesper
      Chapter #128, 100th, HR-1038
    Ottawa, 150th, HR-701
    Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church,
      Rosemont, 30th, SR-519
    Paddock Publications, 90th, SR-836
    Palos Community Hospital, 15th, SR-
      103
    Palos Hills, 30th, HR-1782
    Park Ridge V.F.W. Post 3579, 50th,
      SR-1196
    Passavant Paramedic Program, 10th,
      HR-347
    Patrick Media Group, Inc., Chicago,
      1st., HR-910
    Peace Lutheran Church, 85th, HR-487
    Pepperidge Farm, 50th, SR-588
    Peters, Fred B., barber shop in Neoga,
      IL, 50th, SR-469
    Pioneer Bank, 75th, SR-1254
    Pittsfield American Savings Bank, 15
      yrs., HR-1489
    Pittsfield Rotary Club, 50th, HR-1372
    Pk. Ridge V.F.W. Post 2579, 50th,
      HR-1525
    Pokish Musicians Alliance of America,
      50th, SR-1378
    Poland's independence, 70th, & 197th
      of their Constitution Day, SJR-124
    Polish Falcons of America, 100th, SR-
      186
    Polish Musicians Alliance of America,
      50th, SR-1378
    Pontiac, 150th, HR-704
    Post #8827 of the Veterans of Foreign
      Wars, Ladies Auxiliary of the
      William Franko & John J.
      McShane, HR-874




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Prairie State Legal Services, 10 yrs.,
      SR-509; HR-804
    Princeville's Sesquicentennial, SR-451;
      HR-648
    Protestant Community Services, 50
      yrs., SR-1063
    Proviso Council On Aging, 15th, SR-
      559
    Prussing School, 60th, SR-219
    Queen of Martyrs Catholic Church,
      35th, SR-601
    R. W. Robinson and Associates
      Company, 50th, SR-721
    R.W. Robison & Associates Company,
      50th, SR-670
    Randhurst Shopping Center, 25th, SR-
      653
    Resurrection Hospital, 35 yrs., SR-
      1069
    Rhine Post No. 2729, Veteran of
      Foreign Wars, 55th, HR-822
    Rhine VFW Post 2729, Chicago, 55th,
      SR-604
    Riverside Branch of the American
      Assoc. of University Women, 40th,
      SR-891
    Riverside Kiwanis Club, 20th, HR-
      1326
    Rockford Board of Realtors, 75th, HR-
      455
    Rosary High School, 25th, SR-985
    Royal Savings & Loan Assoc., 100th,
      HR-679; SR-537
    Rush Medical College, 150th, SR-154
    S & C Electric, 75th, HR-1377
    S and C Electric Company, Chicago,
      75th, SR-510
    Saint Alphonsus Church, 100 yrs., HR-
      82
    Saint Eugene's Parish, 40th, SR-1286
    Saint George Church, 95th, SJR-36;
      HR-240
    Saint Maria Goretti Parish, SR-518
    Saint Wenceslaus Parish, 75th, HR-73
    Sandwich Fair, 100th, HR-625; SR-
      473
    Sangamon County School Employees'
      Credit Union, 50th, HR-1216
    Sauk Village, 30th, HR-85; SR-428
    Schaumburg Township Public Library,
      25th, HJR-49
    School District 100 in South Berwyn,
      100th, HR-1112
    Scott State Bank of Bethany, 100th,
      SR-637
    Scovill Children Zoo, 20th, HR-432
    Sheller Globe, Herrin, 35 yrs., SR-216
    Sheller-Globe Manufacturing, 35th,
      HR-327

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Sidell Journal newspaper, 100th, HR-
      1484
    Sidell Journal, 100 yrs., SR-1130
    Skaer, Herbert & JoAnn, 25 yrs.
      bakery business, SR-179
    Skokie Valley Veterans of Foreign
      Wars Post #3854, 50th, HJR-45
    Smithshire Methodist Episcopal
      Church, centennial, SR-569
    Smithshire, centennial, HR-836
    Social Engineering Associates, Inc.,
      30th, HR-1906; SR-1391
    Soul Reviving Missionary Baptist
      Church, 36th, SR-982
    South Berwyn Grade School District
      No. 100, 100th, SR-892
    South Park Baptist Church, 53rd, SR-
      1032
    St. Ann's Catholic Church, Lansing,
      IL, 75th, HR-1880
    St. Barbara's Church, 75th, SR-387
    St. Bernardine's Parish, 75th, SR-80,
      128
    St. Boniface Church, 150th, SR-390
    St. Cajetan's Grade School, SR-245
    St. Cajetan's Parish, 60th, SR-245
    St. Charles Congregational Church,
      150th, SR-159
    St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church,
      60th, SR-1334
    St. Dismas Church, 25th, HR-1239
    St. Gabriel Church, 100th, HR-1787
    St. Ignatius Parish, 80th, SR-920
    St. John's Episcopal Church, 150th,
      SR-389
    St. John's Lutheran Church, centinnial
      & 130th, HR-691; SR-1489
    St. Joseph H.S., 50th, HR-1677
    St. Joseph Parish, Centennial Jubilee,
      HR-856
    St. Joseph's Parish, Homewood, 75th,
      SR-541
    St. Luke's Church, 100th, SR-81
    St. Monica Church, Chicago, 40th,
      HR-1566
    St. Monica Church, 40th, SR-1153
    St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox
      Church, Waukegan, 25th, HR-1803
    St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic
      Cathedral School, 50th, SR-224
    St. Patrick Church in Lemont, IL,
      150th, SR-1465
    St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Girard,
      100th, SR-528
    St. Patrick's Church in LaSalle, 150th,
      HR-1201
    St. Paul Church of God, Bishop Louis
      H. Ford, Founder, 52nd, HR-634




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    St. Paul's Lutheran School, 100 yrs.,
      SR-1481
    St. Scholastica Parish of Woodridge,
      IL, 25th, HR-338; SR-257
    St. Simeon Mirotocivi Free Serbian
      Orthodox Church, 25th, HR-2010
    St. Viator Parish, 100th, SR-1025
    State Capitol Centennial Year, 1988,
      SR-663
    Stephen F. Gale Elementary School,
      65th, HR-490
    Suburban Cinema Club, 50th, SJR-
      106
    Sunset Foods of Highland Park, 50th,
      HR-155
    Tabernacle Baptist Church, 50th, SR-
      948
    Taft Contracting Co., 100th, SR-1372
    The American Legion of State of IL &
      the National Organization, 69th,
      SR-897; HR-1203
    The Holy Dormition of The Theotokos
      Orthodox Parish, 80th, SR-106
    The Lutheran Church of St. John,
      150th, SR-391
    Third World Press, 20th, HR-969
    Turano Baking Company, 25th, SJR-
      98
    United Brotherhood of Carpenteres &
      Joiners of America Local No. 44,
      75th, SR-464
    United Methodist Homes & Services,
      90th, SR-1044
    United Polish-American Council, 20th,
      SR-552
    United Way of Orland Township, 20
      yrs., SR-78 .
    United Way, 100 yrs., SR-78
    United Way, 100th, HJR-61; SR-198
    Venedy, 150th, SR-474
    Veterans of Foreign Wars Greater
      Pullman Post No. 2240 & its Ladies'
      Auxiliary 50th, HJR-164
    Village of Edelstein, 100th, SR-452;
      HR-649
    Village of Lyons, 100th, SR-1026
    Village of Posen, 100th, SR-276
    Village of Round Lake Beach, 50th,
      SR-475; HR-693
    Village of Skokie, 100th, SR-1101
    Washington County Abstract
      Company, 100th, SR-647
      Waukegan Park District, 70th, SR-516
      WBBM Newsradio 78, 20th, SR-1078
      WBBM Radio, Chicago, 65th, SR-
      1078
      West District Office of Chicago's
      Family Care Services, 25th, SR-808

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    West Suburban Chapter of Mothers
      Against Drunk Driving, 1st, SR-1345
    West Towns Visiting Nursing Service,
      20th, HJR-152
    Western National Bank, 75th, HJR-
      163
    Western Springs Baptist Church, 75th,
      SR-220
    Western Springs Infant Welfare
      Society, 75th, SR-1457
    Wheaton-Glen Ellyn Elks Lodge 2258,
      25 yrs., HR-780
    Wheaton, 150th, HR-1090
    William F. Brockman Company,
      100th, HR-230
    Williams, R. A., 50 yrs. of doing
      farming business in the Vergennes
      area, SR-514
    Winterrowd Christian Church, 100th,
      SR-1221
    Winthrop Harbor Volunteer Fire
      Dept., Ladies Auxiliary, 40th, HR-
      1997; SR-1456
    Wisla Social Athletic Club, 60th, SR-
      335
    Yugoslav Benevolent and Pleasure
      Club, 65th, HR-227
    70th of Lithuania's Independence Day,
      SR-768, 769
ANNIVERSARY, ORDINATION
    Adamich, Rev. Albert R., Mother of
      God Church, HR-1467
    Albers, Pastor Edgar Henry, 50th, HR-
      1822
    Barone, Louis, Archdiocese of Chicago,
      SR-304
    Barrett, Pastor T. L., Jr., Life Center
      Church of Universal Awareness,
      20th, SR-798
    Ciezadlo, Rev. Francis A., 40th, SR-
      214
    Corcoran, Rev. John Quinn, 42 yrs.,
      HR-915
    Cremeen, Rev. Ron, 13 yrs., HR-788
    Darby, Rev. James, 40 yrs., HR-920
    Darow, Father Robert G., SR-1081
    Elapunkal, Father Zacharias, 25th,
       HJR-225
     Finnegan, Father William J., 30th,
       HR-303, 320
     Fraser, Father Francis P., 46th, SR-
     910
     Garbin, Father Angelo, 40th, HJR-70
     Goedert, Rev. Raymond E., 35th, St.
       Barnabas Catholic Church, HR-584;
       SR-460
     Gress, Rev. Armand E., 50th, HR-307;
       SR-213
     Haas, Monsignor Murray V., 50th,
       SR-356




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Henry, Rev. Hardy, Cosmopolitan
      Community Church in Chicago, 20
      yrs., SR-590
    Hicks, Bishop Sherman G., St. Luke's
      Lutheran Church, SR-1017
    Jarzynski, Father Edward, 40th, HR-
      1470
    Kelly, Father James, 50 yrs., HR-786
    Krueger, Father Arthur, 40th, SR-226,
      230
    Marro, Father Nicholas, C.S., 25 yrs.,
      SR-929
    McDonagh, Father Andrew J., 45 yrs.,
      SR-671
    McKinney, Rev. Princeton, 28 yrs.,
      Christ Temple Missionary Baptist
      Church, SR-692
    Mulloy, Father Sylvester J., St.
      Joseph's Parish in Addison, 50th,
      HR-1240
    Nicholson, Wilbur T., Pastor, Oak
      Forest United Methodist Church,
      20th, SR-342
    Pachorek, Rev. Joseph, 40th, St.
      Florian Church, Chicago, HR-288
    Peradotto, Father Richard, 24 yrs.,
      SR-287
    Pope, John Paul II, 10th, SR-1441
    Quinn, Father John J., silver, SR-1007
    Rawls, Dr. Louis, Pastor of Tabernacle
      Missionary Baptist Church, 47 yrs.,
      SR-1390
    Rochford, Rev. Michael, St. Jerome
      Catholic Parish, 25th, SR-255
    Singleton, Pastor Ike, Mount Zion
      Missionary Baptist Church, 25th,
      SR-317
    Suddes, Monsignor James A., St.
      Mary's in Alton, 50th, SR-1006
    Swasko, Andrew Rev., 50 yrs. as
      Lutheran minister, HR-1317
    Swasko, Rev. Andrew of Berwyn,
      Lutheran minister, 50 yrs., SR-960
    Szarek, Father Gene, 20 yrs., SR-79
    Szlanga, Rev. Edmund, 40th, Saint
      Brunco Catholic Church, SR-1109;
      HR-1492
    Wesby, Rev. Robert, Progressive
       Baptist Church, 37 yrs., SR-605
    Wild, Philip T. Rev., 40th, HR-1301
    Williamson, Rev. Henry M., 20 yrs.,
      Chicago, SR-538; HR-778
      Wright, Rev. Jeremiah, Jr., 15th,
      Trinity United Church of Christ,
      HR-175
      1978 class of Deacons of the
      Archdiocese, 10th, HR-1631
 ANNIVERSARY, WEDDING
     Abercrombie, John & Beulah, 75th,
     SR-403

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Abraham, William & Erna, 65th, HR-
      1646
    Adams, Carl & Marion 50th, HR-639
    Aldrich, Mr. & Mrs. Bert, 50th, HR-
      1241
    Amato, Ralph & Angeline, 50th, HR-
      798
    Anderson, Mauritz & Aimee, 50th,
      HR-613
    Armistead, Joseph & Amelia, 50th,
      SR-1449
    Armstrong, M.L. & Eloise, Carmi,
      Golden, HR-721
    Arnstein, Dr. & Mrs. Samuel, 50th,
      HR-1990
    Asselmeier, Carl & Anna, 65th, SR-
      425
    Baran, John & Donna, 25th, HJR-95
    Becker, Elmer & Florence, 57 yrs., SR-
      1194
    Bell, George & Irene, 50th, HR-758
    Bennett, Leo & Donna, 50th, HR-519
    Bennett, Leo and Donna, 50th, SR-371
    Bennewitz, Orville & Wilma, 50th,
      SR-726
    Bloom, Alvin and Clara, 60th, HR-534
    Boostrom, Merlyn & Irene, 50th, HR-
      1546
    Boswell, Robert & Josie, 50th, SR-443
    Brandys, Walter & Sophie, 50th, HR-
      2005
    Brice, Bernard & Alice, 15th, SR-457
    Bridges, Verl D. & Norma, 40th, SR-
      467
    Brookins, Senator Howard & Audrey,
      30th, SR-981
    Brown, Virble & Dollie, 50th, HR-696
    Brutto, Anthony & Anne, 40th, SR-
      1145
    Brzeczkiewicz, Sigmund and Irene,
      50th, HR-1791
    Bulanda, Joseph & Bernice, 40th, HR-
      1498
    Buonaiuto, Martin & Mary, 50th, HR-
      429
    Burke, Robert & Rose, 50th, HR-1014
    Calomino, Fred and Bella, 50th, SR-
       1405
    Ciesla, Walter & Josephine, 50th, SR-
       1108
    Ciurej, Frank & Helen, 40th, HR-1520
    Colbert, Ralph & Rosetta, 50th, SR-
       1247
    Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. Jesse, 50th, SR-
      347
    Crescenti, Vincent & Maria, 40th, SR-
      869
    Cummings, Guy & Ruth, 50th, SR-
      468




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Darr, Roy & Hellen, 55th, SR-235
    Dayton, Wyatt & Grace, 50th, HR-
      1394
    DeMeyer, Maurice & Joanne, 50th,
      HR-1368
    DeSmyter, Ambrose & Susanne, 50th,
      HR-611
    DeVore, Ernest & Loretta, 50th, HR-
      541
    Discipio, Dr. Joseph V. & Darlene
      Marie, 35th, SR-1087
    Ditzler, Mr. & Mrs. Gus, 70th, SR-661
    Donovan, Charles & Mildred, 50th,
      HR-358
    Drennan, Clyde & Betty, 40th, HR-
      1637
    Drews, Mr. & Mrs. William, HR-1764
    Duzinski, Bernard & Martha, 50th,
      HR-943
    Emling, Russel & Lena Mae, 50th,
      SR-1240
    Esmon, Mr. & Mrs. Byford, 50th, SR-
      466, 488
    Evans, William & Kathryn, 40th, HR-
      1562
    Farrington, Glen & Betty, 50th, SR-
      1278
    Feldman, Joseph & Mary Ellen, 25
      yrs., HR-1897
    Finkel, Bert & Shirley, 35th, HR-1602
    Finkel, Mr. & Mrs. Louis, 60th, HR-
      469
    Forst, Joseph & Dorothy, 50th, SR-
      247; HR-371
    Foster, Tom & Nelda, 25 yrs., SR-
      1487
    Fox, Arthur & Lillian, 50th, HR-642
    Freeman, Carl & Betty, 40th, HR-
      1545
    Fryzel, Stanley & Mary, 50th, HR-317
    Fuith, Joseph & Alvereta, 50th, SR-
      316
    Gabel, Medard, 50th, HR-1699
    Galloway, Thomas & Mary, 50th, SR-
      490; HR-661
    Gilliam, William & Louise, 50th, SR-
      1455
    Goethals, George & Julia, 50th, HR-
      684
    Gooden, Mr. & Mrs. Johnny, 50th,
      HR-1296
    Gooding, Jack and Judy, 25th, HR-533
    Grant, Henry & Clara, 50th, HR-761
    Gremp, Elmer & Erna, 70th, SR-1370
    Gruninger, Charles & Ermantine,
      55th, SR-1369
    Haegeman, Alphonse & Maxine, 50th,
      HR-698

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Hale, Joe & Inez, 50th, Hr-935
    Hallahan, Cornelius & Beatrice, 50th,
      HR-1233
    Hancock, Harley & Adele, 50th, HR-
      540
    Haney, Kenneth & Louise, 50th, HR-
      614
    Haney, Robert & Joann, 40th, SR-447
    Hanneman, Glenn R. & Irene, 59th,
      HR-395
    Hawkins, Charlie & Octavia, 62nd,
      SR-1314
    Herman, Marvin & Bertha, 50th, HR-
      1037
    Hertel, Leonard & Nola, 50th, SR-
      1155; HR-1532
    Heuck, Ralph & Verna, 50th, HR-697
    Homer, Clarence & Lena, 50th, HR-
      710
    Hopwood, Harold & Lucille, 50th, SR-
      1389
    Hott, Lester and Arlene, 50th, HR-255
    Huegel, Lawrence & Irene, 50th, HR-
      461
    Hupalo, Jerry & Olga, 40th, SR-1191
    Hurley, Thomas & Emily, 45th, HR-
      1075
    Ignaszak, John & Ann, 50th, HR-807
    Impens, Richard & Elsie, 60th, HR-
      685
    Jachim, Paul & Sophie, 50th, SR-1001
    Jacquin, Donald & Charlotte, 50th,
      HR-542
    Janaes, Cy & Berniece, 50th, HR-779
    Jansson, Nils & Margaret, 50th, HR-
      1544
    Jensen, Earl & Mary Lou, 25th, HR-
      21
    Jeschke, William & Marie, 50th, SR-
      1205
    Johnson, Daniel & Arnetta, 50th, HR-
      459
    Johnson, Herbert & Cora, 50th, HR-
      1641
    Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Virgil, 50th, HR-
      979
    Jones, William & Dorothy, 50th, HR-
      1908
    Jurenko, Michael & Rose, 50th, HR-
      359
    Juretich, Joe & Louise, 74th, SR-178
    Kaczmarzewski, Richard & Barbara,
      25th, HR-146
    Kawa, Max & Jean, 50th, SR-1255
    Keane, Rep. James F. and Alice,
      Chicago, HR-1736
    Kirby, Lawrence & Eva, 40th, HR-198
    Knes, Marie and Joseph, 50th, HR-
      1783




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Korthals, Lloyd & Cozene, 50th, HR-
      1543
    Koz, Walter and Sophie, 50th, SR-89
    Kozabowsky, Joseph & Jacqueline,
      25th, HR-941
    Krahn, Ralph & Mildred, 50th, SR-
      536; HR-831
    Krystyniak, Walter & Elizabeth, 50th,
      HR-1161
    Kulisek, Charles and Vilma, 40th, HR-
      531
    Kunz, Russell & Lillian, 40th, HR-
      1698
    LaBar, Daniel & Dorothy, 50th, HR-
      1691
    Lading, Dwight & Melvina, 35th, SR-
      446
    Laird, Lester & Margaret, 50th, HR-
      1357
    Landuyt, Fred & Vera, 50th, HR-397
    Lenz, Charles & June, 40th, HR-1557
    Lesthaeghe, Frank & Alice, 50th, HR-
      618
    Light, Dean & Mildred, 40th, SR-445
    Liljah, John & Virginia, 50th, HR-544
    Liss, John J. & Sophie B., 50th, SR-
      248; HR-373
    Lockwood, George & Luneta, 55th,
      HR-2015
    Lootens, Al & Jeanette, 50th, HR-
      1643
    Lopez, Valentin & Angela, 40th, HR-
      537
    Lorenz, Bernard & Emily, 45th, HR-
      499
    Lucco, Joe & Marina, 50th, HR-650
    Mabbott, Lloyd & Rosemary, 50th,
      HR-1935; SR-1406
    Mahieu, Albert & Lorraine, 50th, HR-
      551
    Marconi, Pat & Elsie, 50th, SR-424
    Marino, Bill and Mary, 50th, HR-1786
    Marshall, Wayne & Pat, 40th, HR-
      1502
    Matikitis, John & Ann, 50th, HR-546
    Mazurkiewicz, Gene and Connee, HR-
      1743
    Mazzocchi, Nick & Jean, 50th, HR-
      2018
    McCloskey, John & Evelyn, 60th, SR-
      1065
    McDaniel, Bob & Erma, 40th, HR-
      1162
    McDowell, Mr. & Mrs. Russell,
      Harrisburg, 52nd, HR-55
    McLain, Mr. & Mrs. Richard, 40th,
      HR-1364
    McMillin, Arthur & Margaret, 50th,
      HR-1649

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    McNamara, Tom & Helen,50th, HR-
      906
    McRee, Mr. & Mrs. J. K., 50th, SR-
      1158
    Meegan, Joseph & Helen, 50th, HR-
      857
    Michalski, Thaddeus & Wanda, 50th,
      HR-1531
    Miller, William & Alice, 50th, HR-
      268
    Mitas, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony, 50th,
      HR-402
    Murphy, Ralph & Elmyra, 50th, HR-
      396
    Neeley, Byron & Vera, 50th, SR-1057
    Nelson, Edward & Dorothy, Moline,
      Golden, HR-720
    Nelson, Emmett & Katherine, 50th,
      SR-246; HR-370
    Nelson, Willard & Elsie, 65th, HR-
      1581
    Novak, Harvey and Rose, 50th, HJR-
      112
    O'Connell, Eugene & Eileen, 45th,
      HR-934
    O'Leary, John & Bridget, 50th, HR-
      830
    Oehlert, Walter & Dorothy, 50th, SR-
      379
    Pappa, William & Catherine, 35th,
      HR-827
    Pattermann, Leo & Loraine, 60th, HR-
      633
    Pauly, Raymond & Marie, 50th, SR-
      334
    Pavesic, Albert & Helen, 50th HR-413
    Peacock, Richard & Grace, 50th, HR-
      612
    Pearson, Charles & Blanche, 50th, SR-
      192
    Peifer, Harry & Elsie, 60th, HR-181
    Perkins, Malcolm & Germaine, 50th,
      HR-297
    Peterson, Rev. Harold & Roma, 50th,
      HR-617
    Peterson, Wendell & Hedvig, 50th,
      HR-535
    Piccioli, Brunco & Cleone, 50th, HR-
      656
    Pieper, Carl & Darlene, 40th, SR-448
    Pierczynski, Jerome & Frances, 50th,
      SR-823
    Pierczynski, Mr. & Mrs. Jerome, 50th,
      HR-1093
    Plumb, Virgil & Florence, 50th, HR-
      374
    Pobanz, Merlon & Ruth, 50th, HR-
      641




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Pocernich, Mathew & Kamile, 50th,
      SR-300
    Pomykalski, Thaddeus & Evelyn, 50th,
      HR-199; SR-211
    Przybycien, Ed & Florence, 50th, HR-
      805
    Quirsfeld, Edward & Mildred, 50th,
      HR-556
    Rache, Bruno & Mary, 50th, HR-1235
    Ramsey, Mr. & Mrs. Charles, 60th
      years, SR-381
    Rawe, Frederick & Barbara,
      Greenfield, Golden, SR-657
    Reese, Warren & Mary, 50th, HR-645
      Dept., HR-644
    Rentas, Nick & Tula, 50th, SR-1360
    Rentas, Nick and Tula, 50th, SR-1404
    Reynolds, William & Ruby, DeWitt,
      Golden, HR-727
    Richards, Curt & Mary, 50th, HR-
      1129
    Rockaitis, Frank & Dorothy, 25th,
      HR-348
    Rogulich, Charles & Dorothy, 40th,
      HJR-21
    Romanowski, Ronald & Patricia, 25
      yrs., HR-1529
    Rossi, Bernard & Alida, 50th, HR-
      1558
    Roth, Edwin & Emma, 50th, HR-811
    Ruddell, Coleman & Marion, 60th,
      HR-521
    Salomone, Peter & Mary, 50th, HR-
      1100
    Saunders, Allan & Lois, 50th, HR-543
    Savage, Mr.& Mrs. Dean, 50th, HR-
      107
    Savino, John & Ann, 50th, HR-1617
    Schuller, Ray & Clara, 40th, HR-1852
    Seiler, Verle & LuElla, 35th, HR-1268
    Sessom, Arthur & Minnie, 50th, HR-
      1261
    Shallberg, Dale & Ireta, 50th, HR-
      1580
    Shannon, Jim & Renie, 50th, HR-913
    Siegel, John and Rose, 65th, HR-1192
    Sims, Wayne & Eleanor, 25th, SR-487
    Slabe, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent, 50th, HR-
      123
    Smith, Elmer & Floy, 50th, SR-100
    Snyder, Cecil & Ruth 50th, HR-1664
    Sokolowski, Joseph & Stella, 50th,
      HR-1519
    Sowers, Johnnie O. & Naomi, 40th,
      SR-444
    Spangenberg, Henry & Sylvia, 55th,
      SR-359
    Springer, Joe & Teresa, 60th, HR-750

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    St. Aubin, Pat & Virginia, 50th, SR-
      684
    Stanley, Doren & Margaret, 50th, HR-
      536
    Stauffer, Warren & Awana, 40th, SR-
      267
    Stephens, Daniel & Fannie, 25th, HR-
      652
    Stevens, Floyd and Doris, 50th, HR-
      573
    Stewart, Elmer & Ruth, 51st, SR-1295
    Stone, R.D. & Helen, 50th, HR-375
    Stumpf, Armin & Violet, 42nd, SR-
      1241
    Styrlund, Raymond & Virginia, 50th,
      HR-376
    Summers, John & Vern, 50th, SR-479
    Suter, John & Dorothy, 50th, HJR-142
    Suwada, Joseph & Jennie, 50th, SR-
      410
    Taylor, Floyd & Katherine, 50th, HR-
      1186
    Thomas, Joseph & Sophia, 50th, HR-
      1841
    Timm, Warner & Mary, 55th, HR-
      1345
    Tokar, George & Cecilia, 50th, HR-65
    Tolch, William & Alma, 60th, HR-509
    Touhy, John & Enid, 40th, HR-1636
    Traxler, Dr. Milton & Rosalind, 60th,
      HR-654
    Tvarkunas, Peter & Lorine, 50th, HR-
      640
    VanQuathem, Albert & Mary, E.
      Moline, Golden, HR-719
    Vonderhaar, Gerald & Ellen, 50th,
      HR-545
    Vroman, Benjamin & Anne, 50th, HR-
      616
    Wagy, Lawrence & Bernadine, 50th,
      SR-1285
    Walan, Joseph & Irene, 50th, SR-406
    Walk, Victor & Norma, 55th, HR-665
    Walker, Carl & Gerry, 40th, HR-1055
    Wall, John & Evelyn, 50th, HR-206
    Walter, Wallace and Fay, 70th, SR-
      986
    Waters, Red & Eldarose, 50th, SR-486
    Weaver, Senator Stanley & Mary,
      40th, SR-1213
    Wehner, Albert & Marie, 70th, SR-
      850
    Weigle, Maurice & Helen, 50th, HR-
      108
    Weisberg, Leonard & Ruth, 40th, SR-
      1321
    Wendell, Bob & Vada, 40th, HR-1583
    Williams, Rev. & Mrs. George, 50th,
      SR-442




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Willingham, Grant & Evie, 65th, SR-
      57
    Windely, Carl & Madeline, 50th, HR-
      539
    Windey, Carl & Madeline, 50th, HR-
      539
    Windey, John & Lela, 50th, HR-377;
      HR-539
    Wisner, Matthew & Genevieve, 50th,
      HR-803
    Woehr, William & Evelyn, 50th, HR-
      615
    Woods, Mr. & Mrs. Duke, E. Moline,
      HR-718
    Yanas, Stanley & Bernice, Palos
      Heights, Golden, HR-731
    Yeast, Mr. & Mrs. Laurence, 50th,
      SR-632
    York, Raymond & Ellen, 50th, HR-
      398
    Young, Wesley & Leona, 50th, HR-
      538
    Younge, Clifford & Dorothy, 50th,
      HR-740
    Yurcus, Frank & Anna, 50th, HR-942
    Zaremski, Samuel & Ann, 50th, SR-
       1238
    Zubavitch, Raymond & Mary, 50 yrs.,
      SR-1199
Argonne National Laboratory, production
  of the synchrotron, HR-141
Arnett Chapel A.M.E. Church, pastor &
  members for good work & 11th annual
  homecoming, SR-1315
Art Hodes, Award & Recognition Concert,
  SR-105
Arthur H.S. Marching Knights, 1st. place
  in Class D competition, HR-936
Ashely, Dr. William, M.D., help the poor,
  HR-22
Ashim Basu, Fulbright Scholarship, HR-
   591
Ashkum, Eric & Lori, 1988 Farm Family of
  the Year, HR-1318
Astroth, Bob, dedication & outstanding
  accomplishments, HJR-79
ATHLETICS
     Aledo High School's football team, 2nd
       in Class 2-A State Championship,
       HR-1947
     Aquin Catholic H.S. football team,
       Bulldogs, Class 1A Championship,
       SR-171
     Arcola H. S. football team, State Class
       A title, HR-1978
     Baker, Gene, Granite City H.S., Soccer
       Coach of the Year, HR-1759
     Beardstown H.S. basketball team, 4th
       place, Class A State tournament,
       HJR-47

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Bishop McNamara H.S. football Irish,
      3A State Championship, HR-223,
      1126
    Bloom Township H.S., Class AA boys'
      track championship, SR-1261
    Bookfield National Big League
      Softball, IL State Championship,
      SR-1335
    Borden, Heidi, State YMCA
      Swimming Championship, HR-1274
    Bowman, P.J., Division II All-
      American Team, HR-1319
    Bradley Braves basketball team,
      NCAA tournament, 2nd time in 3
      yrs., SR-922
    Bradley-Bourbonnais Community H.S.,
       1987 Sophomore football team 8-0,
       HR-1124
    Brookfield National Big League
      Softball, IL State Championship,
      SR-1335
    Calhoun H.S. Warriors, runner-up in
      State Class A H.S. Football, HJR-
      147
    Carlyle H. S. boys' football team, the
      Indians, Class 2A State title, HR-
      1970
    Carterville H.S. Lions Basketball team,
      86-87 championship, SR-131; HR-
      306
    Carterville Lions, successful season,
      SR-131
    Central Illinois League Colt All-Star
      Tournament Baseball Team, SR-600
    Centralia H.S. girls' softball team,
      sectional tournment, HR-1635
    Centralia Orphan basketball,
      successful season, HR-1400
    Champaign Centennial H. S. golf
      team, won Class AA Boys'
      Tourmament, HR-1981
    Chicago Vocational H.S. baseball
      team, State Class AA, HR-515; SR-
      363
    Chrisman Boys' & Girls' H. S. teams,
      State Class A Cross Country, SJR-
      180
    Chrisman H. School's Boys' & Girls',
      State Class A Cross Country, HR-
      1913
    Chrisman High School's Basketball
      Team, 3rd place, Class A
      Championship, SJR-33
    Clarizio, Mike, contributions to health
       & physical fitness, HR-1917
    Columbia Eagles, Class A State
       Baseball Championship, HR-593
    Comettes, Stewardson-Strasburg H.S.,
       IL Class A Volleyball Tournament,
       HR-381





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GRANTS-Cont.
Grant Funds Recovery Act, IL
    excludes certain disbursements,
       HB-2221
    interest treatment differences, HB-
    S 3131
    investment income requirements
       restrictions, HB-3131
Health Service Education Grants Act
    qualification; Board of Higher Ed
       audits, SB-489
Historic Preservation Agency
     Historic Cities Fund, grants to cities
       over 150 yrs. old, HB-1381
Housing Development Authority
     homeless mentally ill housing
       rehabilitation, HB-2456
     matching grant demonstration
       program, HB-1127
     senior citizen housing grants, HB-1649
Housing Hazardous Waste Collection Act
     creates; informational & educational
       materials; grants to local gov't., HB-
       1667
I SEARCH programs
     I SEARCH appropriations separate
       line item, HB-3034
IL State Scholarship Commission
     proprietary grant program, SB-1080
libraries
     increases per capita grant amounts,
       HB-1123
Local Governmental Law Enforcement
  Officers Training Board
     grants to local gov't. for additional
       compensation to qualifying officers,
       SB-769
local water supplies
     EPA grants to local governments, SB-
       270
Minority and Female Business Enterprise
   Act
     grants and loans available to entire
       State, HB-820
Nuclear Safety Education Assistance Act
     creates; grants; siting regulations;
       zoning; licensure; HB-4035
Prairie State 2000 Authority
     small business training grants, HB-
       2444
Property Tax Relief Grant Act
     creates; grants to persons paying 10%
       of taxable income for taxes, SB-364,
       2054
 public community colleges
     dropout youth employment training
       program; matching grants, SB-1176
     economically disadvantaged students
       needs grant program, HB-3153
     grant distribution formula, SB-1691

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GRANTS-Cont.
    matching challenge grants, HB-1747
recycling project grants, HB-3913
regional education service center
     family life-sex education advisory
       boards, HB-1355
Regional Transportation Act
     paratransit grants, exempts from
       farebox recovery & system generated
       ratios, HB-1599
school libraries
     State Librarian grants, HB-1058
single parent college financial aid packages,
  HB-4105
Special Youth Support Services Pilot
  Program Act
    creates; extended day & respite
       services for handicapped youth; sch.
       pilot grant programs, HB-1001, 2933
State Board of Education
     airport noise insulation of school bldgs.
       SB-274, 2066; HB-2857, 2926, 3577
     airport noise pollution, grants for sch.
       insulation, HB-2857, 2926
     airport noise, grants to sch. dist. for
       insulation of sch. bldgs., HB-3577
     Drug-Free School grant program, HB-
       819
     early childhood parental training pilot
       program, SB-945, 1557
     family life and sex education programs,
       HB-1355
     foreign language curricula
       improvements, grants, HB-2781
     foreign language grant program, HB-
       2779
     foreign language teachers, HB-2780
     high school foreign language teachers,
       HB-2780
     model early childhood parental training
       competitive grant programs,
       SB-1926
     municipal airport noise pollution
       abatement, SB-1581
     student parents educational programs,
       SB-1197, 1587
     teenager positive activity programs,
       HB-384
     truancy prevention/optional education
       programs, SB-1857
     vocational education teacher grant
       eligibility, HB-2512
 State Scholarship Commission
     Proprietary Student Assistance
       Program, licensed profession studies,
       SB-1173
 Taxing District Services Compensation Act
     creates; grants to public community
       coll. taxing districts, HB-1519





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GRAVEYARDS
See CEMETERIES
HANDICAPPED PERSONS
See DISABLED PERSONS
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
Chemical Safety Act
   - businesses notify EPA prior to sale or
      abandonment of facility, SB-1089
    chemical release, ESDA notify
      residents within 48 hrs., SB-792
Chicago Metropolitan Solid Waste Disposal
  and Energy Producing Act
    creates; 5-yr plan, HB-1644
criminal fines distribution, SB-1354
Environmental Cleanup Responsibility Act,
  IL
    creates; EPA cleanup plan for property
      associated with hazardous
      substances; bond requirement; HB-
      2141
Environmental Toxicology Act, creates,
  HB-725
Haz. Materials Crane and Hoisting
  Equipment Operators Licensing Act,
  creates, SB-1615
haz. materials emergencies
    fire protection district plans, HB-3489
Hazardous Materials Transportation Act
    DOT report to G.A., SB-1236
hazardous substances release
    liability for removal/remedial action,
      SB-1882
Hazardous Waste Crane Operators
  Licensing Act/Hazardous Waste
  Laborers Licensing Act
    creates, HB-3100
    Hazardous Waste Occupational
       Licensing Fund, HB-2917
Hazardous Waste Strike Force
    creates Div. of State Police, HB-2244
hazardous wastes
    calculated criminal disposal definition,
       SB-1496
    forfeiture of conveyances used in
       certain violations, SB-1497
    household wastes, EPA feasibility
       study for collection & disposal
       program, HB-3683
    offenses statute of limitation, HB-4039
    violations statute of limitations, HB-
       2329
Health and Hazardous Substances Registry
  Act
    see also: HEALTH
    cancer caused by pesticide or lawn
       chemical exposure, reports, HB-3596
    cancer incidence info.; reporting:
       requirements, limitations, fees,
       payments; patient interviews;
       research contracts, fees, HB-3279

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HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES-Cont.
    confidential & privileged information;
       adverse pregnancy outcome
       definition; HB-2360
Housing Hazardous Waste Collection Act
    creates; informational & educational
       materials; grants to local gov't., HB-
       1667
Lawn Chemical Application Notice Act
    creates; posting of notice on lawn when
       chermicals applied, HB-794, 918
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management
  Act
    nuclear power reactor fees, SB-1182;
       HB-2849
    public hearing & notice prior to
       licensing, SB-752;HB-1186
    public hearings before alternative site
       designation, HB-2247
     site approval by local government, SB-
       1601
     site approval, requires of county,
       HB-717
     site selection, Dir. notify entities within
       25 miles, SB-301
     siting review State grant matching
       requirement, eliminates, HB-2807
     zoning approval for permanent facility,
       HB-3033, 3329
     zoning approval, HB-4276
Nuclear Safety Education Assistance Act
     creates; grants; siting regulations;
       zoning; licensure; HB-4035
pesticides regulation, HB-2390, 2391, 2392
Radiation Installation Act
     annual registry with Dept. Nuclear
       Safety, HB-539
Radiation Protection Act
     administrative hearings rules, SB-492
     radioactive waste disposal sites
       financial assurances, HB-3429
radioactive waste storage
     local governing body site approval,
       HB-717
     mandatory random drug & alcohol
       testing of personnel by DASA, HB-
       2807
     relocation of low-level radioactive
       waste disposal facilities, HB-3408
Radon Gas Safety Act, HB-3780
Radon Mitigation Act
     creates; Dept. Nuclear Safety program
       for detecting & reducing radon;
       detecting device approval; treble
       damages, SB-1517
railway accidents
     ICC report on accidents involving
       hazardous materials, HB-3869
regulated substances
     gasoline and volatile oils Act, expands
       Act to include regulated substances,
       HB-3620




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Sangamon State Varsity Soccer Team,
      the Prairie Stars, Championship,
      HJR-63
    Schaumburg H.S. boys cross country
      team, 1988 State title, HR-1959
    Schwartz, Nick, 1st at State Class AA
      track meet, HR-1686
    Seneca H.S. Lady Irish Basketball
      Team, SR-90
    Seneca Lady Irish, state basketball
      championship, HR-115
    Sesser-Valier Red Devil basketball
      team, IL Junior H.S. Athletic Assoc.
      Class M Championship, HR-1673
    Sheridan, Martin, National Track &
       Field Hall of Fame, HR-1955
    Shiloh H.S. girls basketball team, SJR-
       24; HR-177
    Shiloh Lady Raiders, Girls' State
      Basketball Tournament, 3rd place,
      HJR-159
    South Holland Babe Ruth League, 3rd
       in U.S. World Series & 1st in IL,
       HR-1883
     Spartans of St. Francis H.S., Class A
       state, girls volleyball, SR-1416
     Springer, Joseph, Region 24 Golf Hall
       of Fame, HR-1911
     St. Bede Academy varsity baseball
       team, IL H. S. Assoc. Class A, SR-
       1192; HR-1624
     St. Elmo Eagles, Class A State
       Basketball Tournament, HR-1383
     St. Laurence H.S. football Vikings,
       1987 Catholic League South Section
       title, SR-705
     St. Laurence Varsity baseball team
       State finalist, SR-596
     St. Laurence Vikings Football Team,
       Catholic League S. Section Title,
       HR-984
     St. Mary Star of the Sea Spartans
       Widgets football team, conference
       title, SR-704
     Stockstill, Brad won Class A State
       Wrestling Meet, SR-854
     Taylorville Junior H. S. girls'
       basketball team, 2nd in IESA, SR-
       1482
     Teutopolis Lady Wooden Shoes, Class
       a Girls' State Basketball Title, HR-
       1314
     Thornton Fractional North Varsity
       basketball team, successful season,
       HR-1183
     Triad girls' softball team, won sectional
       tournament, HR-1654
     Trunk, Tim, no hitter for Oak Forest
       Bengeals baseball team, SR-341
     Turner, Alan, State Champion in the
       Long Jump, HR-506

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Varsity Football Team, Tinley Park
      H.S., 1st. Class 4A State
      Championship, HR-19
    Venice H.S. basketball team, Class A
      Championship, SR-147; HR-294
    Vikings Basketball Team, North Park,
      championship, SR-153
    Weber, John, State Class a 105-pound
      Championship, HR-131
    Western Conference Senior Babe Ruth
      baseball team, IL State
      Championship, SR-1339
    White Sox Baseball Club,
      championship season, SR-1329
    Yager, Kim, State Diving
      Championship, SR-723
    Zion Benton H.S. hockey team,
      Northen IL Championship, SR-141
      1988 CGSC Championship, St. Mary
      Star of the Sea Grade School, SR-
      1365
Aufmann, Jamie, Carrier of the Year
  Award for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-
  581
Austin, James & Laurette Pagano,
  marriage in New York, HR-416
Austin, Janyth Y., Dollars and Sense
  Magazine, HR-760
B. C. Nurses' Coalition of the Greater
  Chicago Area for its contributions, SR-
  1041
Baar, Lillian M., inducted into the Hall of
   Fame, SR-560
Bailey, Chinue Asabi Monica, outstanding
  academic achievements, HR-1833
Baker, Gene, Granite City H.S., Soccer
  Coach of the Year, HR-1759
Baker, Warren (Bud) Pres. of the Village of
  Peotone, 10yrs., SR-974
Baker, Warren (Bud), good service for 10
   yrs. as Pres. of the Village of Peotone,
   HR-1289
 Balhan Shell, 30 yrs. of outstanding service
   to the Hazel Crest area, SR-882
 Balke, Julie, Television Worth Watching
   award, HR-485
 Barger, Lynita, 1st woman to be elected
   President of Dolton Chamber of
   Commerce, HR-997
 Barger, Lynita, 1st woman to be elected
   President of Dolton Chamber of
   Commerce, HR-997
 Bartell, Tami & Kurt Kaufman, named the
   DAR & SAR award winners, HR-1058
 Basley, Thelma M., IL Dept. of
   Employment Security Employee of the
   Year, SR-702
 Basley, Thelma, Employee of the Year by
   the IL Dept. of Employment Security,
   SR-702; HR-988



2769


RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Basu, Ashim, Fulbright Scholarship, SR-
  411
Beamer, Curt, Employee of the Year by the
  News-Gazette, HR-1056
Beardstown & Mayor Walters, Economic
  Development Award in the Governor's
  Home Town Awards, HJR-102
Bearor, Matthew, Carrier of the Year
  Award for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-
  578
Beatrice Caffrey youth Services Program,
  65 students honored, SR-298
Becker, Tom, author of official Navy
  Memorial Commemorative Song, SR-701
Becker, Tom, his song "Sailor" chosen as
  the song of the U.S. Navy Memorial, SR-
  701
Beer, Esther, 1988 Golden Apple Award,
  SR-1151
Belcore, Miss Ann Marie, Italian Heritage
  Ball, SR-677
Bell, Nancy, received Athena Award, SR-
  807
Bellows, Shael & Joan, contributions, Hillel
  Jorah North Suburban Day School, HR-
  1598
Ben-Gurion, David, a pioneer & founder of
  the State of Israel, SR-382
Ben-Gurion, David, pioneer and founder of
  the State of Israel, HR-558
Benito Juarez Lions Club, formation &
  chartering, SR-1344
Bennett, Donald, saved Kelly Walker, HR-
   128
Benton Elks Lodge Scholastic Achievement
  Award winners for 1987, HR-379
  Benzin, James, Lake Park school &
  community service, North DuPage Cty,
  HR-93
  Berard, Jean, Province of Quebec, 13 yrs.,
  SR-1258; HR-1625
  Berrios, Joseph, Office of Commissioner of
  Cook Cty Board of Tax Appeals, HR-
  1941
  Berwyn, Elephant Appreciation Day,
  August 21, 1988, SR-1333
  Best, Robert & the staff of the Sullivan
  News Progress received awards, SR-350
  Bieschke, Dennis, promoted to Commercial
  Manager of the Southern Division of
  Commonwealth Edison, HR-1352
  Bimm, Greg, bandleader at Marian
  Catholic High School, SR-1320
  Binger, William, 1988 Citizen of the Year,
  HR-1271
  Bini Slowiak-Husain, 1988 Woman of the
  Year, SR-935
  Birdsall, Sandra J., Mayor of Roselle
  Village sense 1981, leaving to Peoria, SR-
  1417

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
BIRTHDAYS
    Anderson, Estelle, 98th, SR-1076
    Anderson, Gladys, 85th, HR-683
    Angleton, Loren, 90th, HR-1081
    Anna Masic, 100th, HR-91
    Bardeen, Professor John, 80th, HR-
      1370
    Beam, Ann of Moline, 80th, HR-1342
    Beaulieu, Francis Leonard, 100th, HR-
      1177
    Bidwill, Charles "Stormy", 60th, HR-
      1554
    Birkey, Joseph C., Fisher, 100th, HR-
      775
    Black, Belle French, 100th, SR-782
    Black, W.B., 70th, HR-1441
    Brewer, Fannie Fuller, 90th, SR-1307;
      HR-1777
    Brown, Melvyn J., 65th, HR-676
    Brown, Patricia, 34th, HR-962
    Brown, Stella, 101st, SR-503
    Buck, Lucinda J., 90th, SR-361; HR-
      553
    Burke, Judge Joseph, Chicago, 100th,
      SR-708
    Byers, Jessie, 100th, SR-10
    Campione, Alameda, HR-1773
    Campione, Alameda, 90th, SR-1305
    Carroll, Eda Stagman, 40 yrs., SR-
       1083
    Chick, Mary Louise, 71 yrs., SR-1062
    Clayes, Mary, 80th, HR-1453
    Collins, Sister Mary Thomas, 100th,
      HR-64
    Cornelia, Sophie, 80th, HR-1705
    Couri, Kemla, 100 yrs., HR-1135
    Craddock, Lula Mae Rhodes, 99 yrs.,
      HR-69; SR-773
    Davidson, Mary, 101st, HR-126
    Dayton, Charles Franklin, 80th, HR-
      2017
    DeFrancesco, Mary, Melrose Park,
      80th, SR-603
    DeSantis, Mariannina, 95th, SR-1232
    DeVolder, Louise, 80th, HR-1560
    Dille, Mollie Velna, 70 yrs., SR-1079
    DiMaria, Leonardo, 100th, SR-88
    Doerrer, John A., 70th, HR-321
    Domrese, Edna, 90th, SR-718
    Dudycz, Bohdan, 40th, SR-1488
    Ecker, Irwin B., 80th, SR-438
    Egler, Daniel, 40 yrs., SR-687
    Egler, Daniel, 40th, HR-914
    Ernest Hemingway, 90th, SJR-183
    Esposito, Dr. Andrew R., 80th, HR-
       1573




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Evans, Louise, tireless commitment to
      community service
    Fitzgerald, Leo 82nd, SR-931
    Ford, Bishop Louis H., 73 yrs., HR-634
    Fore, Levina, 90th, HR-1452
    Frankiewicz, Mitchell, 65th, HR-1655
    Froelich, Erna, 105th, SR-309; HR-
      527
    Gibson, Ota, 100th, HR-1620
    Goldberg, Fred A., 80th, SR-405
    Gruca, Stella, 80th, HR-259
    Haeger, Robert, 65th, SR-587
    Hatje, Erna & William, 80th, HR-
      1343
    Hayes, Ann, Chicago Heights, 90th,
      HR-738
    Hugo, Charles, Champaign, 100th,
      HR-336
    Huisinga, Ethel M., 90th, HR-1950
    Huskey, Mrs. Nola, 100th, SR-646
    Jansen, Gerald, 70th, SR-1176
    Jensen, Axel, 85th, HR-1295
    Juretic, George, 80th, HR-1975
    Kelly, Charles, 30th, HR-159
    Kevie, Newton, 100th, HR-1940
    Klindworth, Walter, 80th, HR-127
    Koontz, Helen May, 80th, HR-1369
    Krawczak, Edward, 75th, HR-1569
    Kreuser, Theresa, 100th, HR-1158,
       1176
    Kruzan, R.A. Rev., 91st, SR-971
    Kuhn, Minnie, 99th, SR-323; HR-528
    Ladas, George, 65th, HR-365
    Larson, Florence, 80th, HR-1344
    Leber, Hazel Mary, 90th, SR-237
    Lee, Mabel, 100th, HR-1578
    Levatino, James, Chicago, 70th, HR-
       860
     Levatino, James, 70th, SR-619
     Loguzzo, Salvatore, 90th, HR-815
     Lontka, Veronica M., 80th, HR-1113
     Lorenz, Martha Rugen, 102nd, HR-57
     Madison County Federation of
       Republican Women, 25th, SR-1296;
       HR-1717
     Mahon, Anna, 102 yrs., SR-324; HR-
       530
     Maniola, Rev. Francis N., 75th, HR-
       1434
     Mansfield, Edward E. "Edie", 80th,
       HR-895
     Maresch, Mrs. Louise, 95th, SR-1185
     Markham, Lena 99th, SR-624
     Markham, Lena, 100th, SR-1311
     Martin, Marion Hoffman, 85th, SR-35
     Matsko, Anna, 75th, SR-969

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Mautino, Richard A., 49 yrs., HR-660
    May, Harry E., 85th, HR-1585
    McDavitt, Captain Lavern, 100th, HR-
      963
    McManus III, Patrick, 40th, HR-1895
    Mendel, Sam Leroy, 103rd, HR-627;
      SR-420
    Mendel, Sam, Leroy, 103rd, HR-627
    Meyer, Christine, 100th, HR-781
    Miles, Gladyse, 85th, HR-1586
    Mitchell, Sam, 50th, SR-867
    Mitchell, Samuel R., 50th, HR-1185
    Morgan, Edith, 99th, SR-322; HR-529
    Mottin, Sophie Cornelia, 80th, SR-
      1280
    Myers, Melvin, 50th, SR-983; HR-
      1279
    Nichols, Harold F., 90 yrs., HR-757
    Nordstrom, Olga, 100th, SR- 1193
    Norris, Megan, 1 yr. old, HR-1700
    Novak, Mrs. Marie, 100th, HR-217
    Peck, Michael, Dolton, SR-164
    Porter, Ella Taylor, 106 yrs., HR-1570
    Pratt, George, 97 yrs., SR-456
    Pritza, Mary Ann, 50th, HR-624
    Rebenak, Victoria, 100th, SR-1200;
      HR-1684
    Regnier, Edna, 90th, HR-364
    Reynolds, William, 50th, HR-1871
    Riskind, Anita, 40th, SR-182
    Rolander, Ida, 107th, HR-925
    Roma, Mike, Lansing, 75 yrs., HR-
      1134
    Rowland, Mamie Grace, 90th, SR-776
    Sabatino, Agatino, 94th, HR-1521
    Seegers, Mr. Edward, 100th, SR-308
    Segal, Ben, Chicago, 80th, HR-1181
    Seghi, Leonard David, 80th, SR-665
    Selle, Fred of Moline, 90th, HR-1559
    Seper, Rose, Chicago, HR-1772
    Silverman, Rose, 100th, SR-1252
    Skorupa, Emily, 100th, SR-816
    Smith, Sam, 80th, HR-638
    Sorensen, Arthur, 75th, HR-75
    Spear, Isabelle, 100th, HR-424
    Stillman, Jerry, 50th, HR-139
    Stinson, Leo, Sr., 80th, SR-1448
    Stockholm, Carl, Chicago, 91 yrs.,
       HJR-167
     Stone, Lt. Colonel Richard, 50 yrs.,
       SR-1019
     Strom, Thomas "Coach", 50th, HR-
       1986
     Synder, Marguerite, 90th, HR-1872
     Thaler, Renee, 40th, SR-1453
     Thomas, Theodore D. Sr., 80th, HR-
       328; SR-218




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Thomas, Theordore D. Sr., 80th, HR-
      328
    Traynick, Francis J., 90th, HR-1150
    Vaccaro, Ralph, 100th, HR-1480; SR-
      1085
    VanderBeke, Albric, 80th, HR-1582
    VanderBeke, Margaret, 79th, HR-
      1582
    VandeVoort, Mary, 80th, HR-695
    Wallaert, Jule, 80th, HR-1290
    Washington, Harold, Chicago, April
      15, 66 yrs., HR-1259
    Wildermuth, Charles, 60 yrs., HR-
      1110
    Wojtowicz, Hedwig Pelczynski, 84th,
      HR-145
    Woods, Cecil T., Donovan, 100th, HR-
      849
Bishop Isom, 43rd Bishop in the Christian
  Methodist Episcopal Church, SR-674
Bishop, Virgil, Master Editor award, SR-
  268
Black Concerns in Higher Education, 11l.
  Committee on, SR-1264
Blair, Bonnie, winning god & bronze medals
  & setting a world record, HJR-177
Bland, Miss Jasmine Nicole, Little Miss
  Sigma, HR-1447; SR-1112
Blazonczyk, Eddie, 1986 Grammy Award,
  SR-212
Bleveans, Luanna, one of.Top Ten
  Volunteers of the Year by North Shore
  magazine, HR-49
Blickensderfer, Matthew, Scholar of the
  Year, SR-1288
Bliven, Sheriff John, 40 yrs., McDonough
  County, SR-29
Bloom, Alyson Nicole, born to Stacy &
  Bruce April 26, 1987, SR-366
Boecker, Mariam Morgan, dedicated
  teacher of Naper School for 35 yrs., HR-
  1354; SR-1072
Boerema, Vivian Vander Giessen,
  committeewoman, HR-843
Boerma, Vivain Vander Giessen,
  committeewoman for 25 yrs., SR-621
Bogda, Charlotte, Youth & Music Festival
  in Vienna, SR-1292
Bohren, Cathy, named Employee of the
  Year, HR-1152
Bonneville, Robert, IL Assc. of Chiefs of
  Police, SR-38
Booth, Melvin, Award of Excellence, HR-
   1398
Borbely, Tom, Champaign Cty. Bowling
  Assoc., HR-322
Boutet, Evelyn, Suburban Pediatrics, 20
  yrs., SR-241
Boylan Central Catholic H.S., named an
  exemplary secondary school by U.S., SR-
  374; HR-554

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Bozovich, Howard, Small Business Person
  of the Year in IL, SR-201; HR-337
Bradley, Edward & Carolyn, 50th, HR-575
Bradley, Edward A. & Carolyn, 50th, SR-
  415
Brandenburg, Officer Ronald, risking his
  life to protect the community, SR-825
Braun, Carol Moseley, 10 yrs. of great
  contributions to G.A., HR-1709
Braun, Carol Mosley, first woman & first
  black elected to Cook Cty executive
  office, 10 yrs. with IL House, HR-1914
Braun, Rep. Carol Moseley, improvement in
  Gov't in 10 yrs., Cook Cty Recorder, HR-
  194
Brayton, John, saving a man's life, award
  from Firehouse Magazine, HR-301
Brennan, Bernard F., returning ownership
  of Montgomery Ward & Co. to Chicago,
  HJR-202
Brennan, Bernard, IL 1987 Retailer of the
  Year, HR-219
Brennan, Bernard, 1987 Retailer of the
  Year, SR-143
Bresnahan, Timothy J., selected by
  Government of Israel to be its Labor
  honoree, HJR-156
Brian, Paul, radio program, "Motorsport
  Today," SR-720
Briese, Paul E., IL Depart. of the American
  Legion, State Commander, 85-86 term,
  HJR-16
Brinegar, Randall Joe, IL State Bar, HR-
  407
Brody, Jeff, 13 yrs. with State Journal-
  Register, HR-1951
Bronkema, E. J., Award of Excellence, HR-
  1413
Brown, Charles, 1987 Paul A. Fund award,
  HR-212
Brown, David, DeVilbiss H.S. Hall of
  Fame, SR-691
Brunsvold, Ted, All Metro Team & the All
  Westeran Big 6 Conference Team, Hr-
  582
Bryan, Sister Mary, devotion to community,
  SR-1473
Buckowich, John, outstanding career as a
  teacher & coach at Lake Forest H.S.,
  HR-1404
Buddha-dharma Meditation Center,
  Dedication Ceremony, SJR-108
Bureau Cty Repbulican, 12 awards, HR-
  1855
Burke, Father Paul, leaving for 6 months of
  sabbatical, HR-1283
Burks, Gail, Manager of forty 7-Eleven
  stores in Chicago, SR-1179
Burris, Roland, first 10 yrs of elective
  service, HJR-218




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Byers, Tammra, State Police Special Agent,
  dedication to duty, HR-1303
Byrd, Eric, short stories, HR-213
Cadet Lt. Brian Haubner, Billy Mitchell
  Award, SR-500
Caldwell Chapel AME Zion Church, John
  T. Frazer Memorial Award, HR-851
Callahan, Colleen, award in radio &
  television news reporting, HJR-195
Calumet City's Youth and Family Services
  Dept., Governor's Home Town Award,
  SR-1283
Camey, Mrs. Gary, Award of Excellence,
  HR-1414
Campagna, Thomas J., Short Hills Country
  Club, golf caddy, SR-585
Campbell, John Dr., becoming Pres. of
  Oklahoma State University, SR-1229
Canon, Scott, News Gazette, 5 yrs., HR-
  980
Carlisle, Darlwin, Soul Child of Chicago,
  SR-1105
Carpenter, Gaynell, Woman of the Year,
   HR-386
Carpenter, Stephanie Walls, Ph.D. in
  Educational Admin. & Higher Education
  , HR-1459
Carr, Valerie, graduation from MacMurray
   College, HR-408
 Carrick, Mr. & Mrs. Roger John, best of
   luck in their next assignment, HR-1442
Carroll, Howard, Senator was honored by
   the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces,
   SR-1395
 Carroll, Senator Howard, 1988 recipient of
   the Distinguished Service Award, SR-
   1394
 Carson, Preston, named a Master Farmer
   for 1988, SR-914
 Carter, Raelene, State Class A Discus
   Competition, HJR-105
 Cathcart, Silas, Distinguished Citizen of the
   Year, SR-1413
 Catholic Men's Clubs, sponsoring
   community liturgy, HR-1236
 Catlin, Janet, Pres. of Dept. of IL
   AMVETS Auxiliary, HJR-26
 Centenarians Day, July 1, 1987, citizens
   who have contributed to our society for
   100 yrs., HJR-103
 Chaddick, Harry, Man of the Year, HJR-
   57; HR-504
 Chaddick, Harry, 1987 Man of the Year,
   SR-345
 Chamberlain, Carol, Downers Grove
   Business Woman of the Year & Athena
   Award, HR-62; SR-34
 Chang, Louise C., recognized as one of the
   top 20 students in the nation, SR-314

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Chang, Louise Chia, Westinghouse Science
  Talent Search 1st place, HR-151, 161
Charlene's Entertainers Baton Twirling
  Corps, 6th Juvenile & Junior 10th, SR-
  1377
Cherryvale Pacers, walking group, SR-30
Cherullo, Edward, Bronze Congressional
  Award, SR-1061
Cheryan, Munir, 1987 Paul A. Fund award,
  HR-212
Chesterfield Garden Club, 22nd annual
  Garden Walk, SR-589
Chet, Gulinski, polka music, SR-648
Chicago Chapter of American Postal
  Workers Union, 9th Biennial Convention,
  SR-1154
Chicago Chapter of the American Postal
  Workers Union, 9th Biennial Convention,
  SR-1190
Chicago Westside Police Assoc., dedication
  to serving law enforcement officers, HR-
  1912
Chicago White Sox Baseball Club for
  adopting a school in Chicago, HR-1209
Chickerneo, John, outstanding record as
  head football coach & teacher, HR-1879
Chiefs of Staff Barbershop Quartet,
   International Barbershop Quartet
   Championship, HR-1770
 Child Development Center Advisory Board,
   establishing Child Center, HR-295
 Christen, Doug, Carrier of the Year Award
   for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-574
 Christensen, Rep. Ray, farewell after 6
   terms in the House of Rep., HR-1999
 Christer, David, 1st place in Midwest
   Motorcross Nationals, HR-1954
 Christopher Columbus Expressway, portion
   of Interstate 80, SJR-61
 Chruscinski, Andrzej, co-valedictorian of
   New Trier's Class of 1987, SR-423
 Chulak, Rev. Dr. Thomas, First Unitarian
   Church of Chicago, HR-1874
 City Colleges of Chicago, develop a
   vocational skills center, SR-1239
 City of Paris, 3rd Place Award, Governor's
   Home Town Awards, HR-601; SR-426
 Clarence Darrow Bridge celebration, HR-
   1140
 Clarizio, Mike is 74 yrs., contributions to
   health & physical fitness, HR-1063
 Clark, Derik, Carrier of the Year Award for
   1987 from the News-Sun, SR-583
 Clark, John & Pearl Reggio's Pizza, Inc.,
   SR-1138
 Clark, Lois Delores, 50 yrs., service to her
   State, HR-577
 Clay, Ernest H., field of Architecture, HR-
   1462




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Clayton, Ms Theresa Jo, IL State Bar, HR-
  907
Clayton, Theresa Jo, IL State Bar, SR-672;
  HR-945
Clehouse, Rita, Award of Excellence, HR-
  1411
Cockrell, Edwin L., one of Ten Outstanding
  Young Persons of IL, SR-15
COE Pops/COE Moms, volunteer
  achievements, HR-588
Coler, Greg, Sec. of the Florida Dept. of
  Health & Rehabilitative Services, SR-11,
  36
Collinsville Unit School, Junior Olympics
  program, HR-387
Combs, Beverly, Distinguished Service
  Award, SJR-87
Company B, 192nd Tank Battalion, World
  War II, SR-550
competitors from IL in the U.S. Senior
  Olympic Games, HR-909
Concerned Citizens for Youth, 10 yrs. of
  dedicated service, HR-1141
Conley, Tanisha, a student, fight shoplifting,
  HR-1998
Converse, Jaime Darlene, Miss Junior IL-
  Pre Teen 1988 title, SR-1173
Cook County Funeral Homes Inc., hosts a
  Memorial Day Tribute, SR-1134
Cook, Cathy, Award of Excellence, HR-
   1472
Copeland, Pastor William Jr., 16 yrs.,
   Morning Star Baptist Church, HR-1227
Correctional Officers Week, May 3-9, SJR-
  48
Cotter, Cathy, Realtor of the Year, HR-631
Courtright, William & Rebecca,
   Community Family Service & Mental
   Health Assoc., SR-1042
 Cravens, Ira Dale, Senior Citizens Hall of
   Fame Award for 1988 in Spfld., HR-1584
 Crawford County Hay Transport to
   Elberton, Georgia, HR-154
 Crawford Cty Hay Transport to Elberton,
   Georgia, SR-86
 Crays, Thomas, Danville's First Citizen for
   1987, HR-1439
 Creamer, Charles E., dedicated service in
   time of war and during peace, HJR-178
 Cremeens, Rev. Ron, Immanuel Baptist
   Church, Benton, IL., SR-564
 Criche, Jay, outstanding teacher at Lake
   Forest H. S., HR-1415
 Crist, Fannie, named Volunteer of the Year,
   HR-1153
 Crivello, Josephine, 50 yrs., Pepsi-Cola
   Alton Bottling, Inc., SR-421
 Crow, Bobby, Dept. Commander, IL
   AMVETS, HJR-27

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Crow, Chuck, Carrier of the Year Award
  for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-579
Crystal Lake Elementary Schools,
  excellence award on economic education,
  HR-1284
Crystal Lake's WAIT/WXET Radio,
  winning silver dome award & two
  certificates, HJR-180
Cudecki's, Edwin, Near West Area School
  to the Edwin Cudecki Language
  Academy, SJR-57
Culbreth, Kelly Lee, Miss Junior IL 1988,
  SR-166
Culen, Stephen, Slovak Man of the Yr.,
  HR-165
Culp, Stirling, Crete-Monee Schools, 12 yrs.
  service, HR-728
Cunigan, Pearline Ruby Jones, outstanding
  work, SR-855
Cunningham, Megan, 1988 World
  Championship Tumbling God Medal for
  Women, HR-1556
Currins, Steve, leadership as coach, HR-
  1464
Curry, Henry, President, Lake Cty. Urban
  League, HR-116
D'Amico, Don, outstanding educational
  career, HJR-86
Daab, Roland E., 69 yrs. perfect church
  attendance, SR-743
Dahl, Norman R., Exec. Administrator of
  the Lions of IL Foundations, 14 yrs., HR-
  1491
Dahncke, Tom, Citizen of the Year by
  Nashville Chamber of Commerce, HR-
  1069
Daken, James, 8 1/2 yrs. as city manager of
  Peoria, SR-351
Dale Allbright, courage, HR-555
Daley, late Mayor Richard J., appropriate
  postage stamp, HR-597
Damond, Dorothy, Chicago, State of Israel
   Bonds support, HR-1809
 DARE program, superb job by students,
 teachers, principals & Sergeant Richard
   Farthing, HR-1405
 Dasso, Lara, W. Chicago, 1987 IL Voice of
   Democracy Contest, HJR-24
 Davenport, Ken, short stories, HR-213
 Davis, Rev. R.J., receiving the Dr. Martin
   Luther King Humanitarian Award, HR-
   1071
 Davis, Sue, Award of Excellence, HR-1478
 Davis, Thomas L., WSDR radio, Sterling,
   SR-166
 Dawson, Brian, student laureate for 1988 by
   the Lincoln Academy, HR-1939; SR-
   1430
 Dawson, Sandra and Carol McGehe, top
   standing among math teachers in the
   State, HR-889




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
De Lopez, Commander Joseph, Networking
  Award, HR-562
Dean, James P., National Commander of
  the American Legion for 86-87 term,
  HJR-17
Decatur Custom Tool, Inc., Outstanding
  Small Business Award, SR-498
Deddo, Jason, Carrier of the Year Award
  for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-576
Dedrick, Philip B., Rockford College, SR-
  264
Delehanty, Diane, "Those Who Excel"
  program, SR-386
DeMauro, Patrick, Hall of Fame, HJR-134
Dennis, Michael Louis, Ph. D. at
  Northwestern University on June 18,
  1988, SR-1201
Department of Central Management
  Services
    property, legal description & address of
      each piece which is unused, SJR-146
Dept. of Children & Family Services on
  "Adopt a Child Abuse Caseworker"
  program, SR- 1470
DeSimone, Berardo J., 40 yrs., Excellence
  in Education, HR-162
DeSimone, Berardo, Excellence in
  Education, 40 yrs., SR-64
DiCello, Andy, Glen Flora Cty. Club Italian
  Night, SR-174
Didrickson, Loleta, Outstanding Citizen,
  SR-66
  Digennaro, Commander Ronald R.,
  excellent military service, HJR-117
  Dineen, John Emerald Society Man of the
  Year, SR-938
  Dinolfo, Paul A., 1988 Piper Award, HR-
  1927; SR-1412 .
  Distributive Education Club of America
  Chapter, shoplifing prevention, HR-1998
  District Four of the National Funeral
  Directors & Morticians Assco., SR-1128
  District 1-G Lions Club, Lions Track to IL
  School for the Visually Impaired, HR-
  884
  Ditka, Mike, football, Hall of Fame, HR-
  1117
  Ditka, Mike, Hall of Fame, HR-1117
  Diver, Carol, St. Gabriel Athletic Assoc.
  Hall of Fame, HJR-51
  Djurickovic, Coach Bosko, North Park,
  Vikings basketball team, SR-153
  Dodd, Christine, short stories, HR-213
  Dominant Boys, discourage the use of drugs,
  HR-279
  Donohue, Michael J., public education for
  31 years, HR-1297
  Dotts, Hal, dedication to Northwest
  Community Hospital, HR-1337

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Downers Grove Junior Woman's Club, Best
  Federated Club in the Gold Division,
  HR-1605
Drake, Sarah, Dwight Bicentennial
  Committee Essay Contest, HR-939
Drennan, Clyde E., Cumberland Cty
  National Bank, 40 yrs., HR-1294
Drickamer, Harry, Chemistry Award for
  1987, HR-607
Dry, Carolyn, Associate Professor, field of
  Architecture, HR-1462
DuBois Pioneers 4-H Club, Youth for
  America 2nd Place winners, HR-724
DuBois Pioneers, flag pole dedication &
  beautifing Village Hall, 4-H Club, SR-
  1257
Ducree, Rev. Edward Curtis, Appreciation
  Day, First Christian Community Church,
  SR-695
Dudycz, Valya, dedication & hard work,
  SR-1235
Duensing, Dorothy Sturm, First Citizen
  Award, HR-412
Duer, Peter, sworn as a U.S. citizen, HR-
  275
Duer, Peter, U.S. Citizen on 5-1-87, SR-434
Duff, Patrick G., 1988 Man of the Year,
  HJR-210
Duffy, Jim, Evergreen Park, student
  leadership & community service, SR-
  1219
DuFour, Dr. Richard, IL Distinguished
   Educator Award, HR-1931
 DuMont, Bruce, Museum of Broadcast
   Communications, SR-463; HR-840
 Dunlap, Sam, founder of Crete Bulldog
   Football Team, HR-785
 Dunn Co., 1988 Small Business of the Year,
   SR-1234
 Durbin, Greg, Employee of the Year, HR-
   36
 Durland, William R., Shell Oil Company's
   Wood River Manufacturing Complex,
   HR-604
 Dynacorp Inc., Vendor of the Yr. Award,
   SR-409
 Edwards, Dr. Cecile H., 1987 Howard
   University Award For Outstanding
   Research, HR-871
 Edwardsville H.S. Orchestra, 1st.,
   International Youth & Music Festival,
   SR-526
 Edwardsville, High School Orchestra,
   outstanding achievement, HR-845
 Egan, Monsignor John J., Chicago,
   dedicated service to the people, SR-292
 Elign Symphony Orchestra, 1988 Orchestra
   of the Year, HR-1760
 Elk Grove H. S. Marching Band, perform at
   Lord Mayor of Westiminister's New
   Year's Parade in London, SR-1475




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Ellsworth, William & Rae, named Geneva's
  VIP Man and Woman of the Year, SJR-
  64
Elmhurst District 205, one of the top
  schools in the country, SR-1170
Engel, Lou, IL Basketball Coaches Assoc.
  Hall of Fame, HR-29
Enser, Sister M. Virginette, Golden Jubilee
  of religious profession, SR-310
Epker, Jennifer, International Culinary
  Olympics, Sydney, Australia, 1988, HR-
  88
Eriksen, Bob, donates his facilities to
  charitable organizations, SJR-92
Eschmann, Ruth, Conservationist of the
  Year, SR-59
Esner, Sister M. Virginette, Golden Jubilee
  of religious profession, SR-310
Essington, Pat, Governor's Award for
  Outstanding Director of Volunteers, HR-
  1616
Etheredge, Senator Forest D., great
  acheivements, SR-399
ETHNIC HERITAGES
    "German-American Day", Oct. 6,
       1987, SR-557
    Asian American Heritage Month,
      May, 1987, SR-262
    Greek Heritage '87, Organizers, SR-
      204; HR-318
    Greek Independence Day, March 25,
      SR-156
    Legion of Young Polish Women, 1987
      Debutantes, SR-129
    Lithuania's Independence Day, 69th,
      SR-20
    Polish American Community Fair,
       10th, HR-293
    United Polish-American Council, 20th,
      SR-552
Eveline, Billy, Waukegan, Chciago Pitch
  and Hit Club, HR-45
Eyer, Fred A., Grayville, Ill. Sr. Citizens'
   1988 Outstanding Volunteer, HR-1816
Fagust, Robert F., Sr., "1987 Bolingbrook
  Citizen of the Year", SR-638
Family Service Agency of North Lake Cty,
  fine record of service, HR-1266
Fargo, David, Clansman of the year for
   1988, HR-1952; SR-1458
 Faulkner, Lauren & students won a visit
 from Olympic gymnast Mary Lou
   Retton, HR-415
 Faupel, Susan, "Off the Beaten Path" walk
   for battered women, SR-462; HR-657
 February BLACK HISTORY MONTH in
   IL, HR-60
 Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs, 38th
 Annual Midwest Region Conference, SR-
   1005

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Fenton, Jean, recipient for the 1988 Golden
  Deeds Award, SR-1024
Ferdinand, Ken, Urbana Park Dist., services
  to youth, HR-1799
Fields, Rev. Marvin, St. John Missionary
  Baptist Church, SR-682; HR-1004
Finley, Officer Jeffrey, risking his life to
  protect the community, SR-826
First Annual Minority Vendor Seminar &
  Exposition, HR-116; SR-108
First Church of Love and Faith, Chicago,
  8th benefit, SR-597
First Night Springfield, commend Don
  Tebbe, Jo Ann Passarelli & Kay Feurer,
  HR-1008
Flannery, James Patrick, Jr., Associate
  Judge of Circuit Court of Cook Cty., HR-
  1563
Flavin, Don, coaching career, HR-1896
Flodin, Jim & Rockford Boys Clubs,
  guidance & leadership, SR-1354
Forrester, Alan, Director, field of
  Architecture, HR-1462
Forstall, Gregory J., Doctor of Medicine
  degree from SIU, HR-466
Foschi, Dr. Alberto, St. Francis Hospital,
  Evanston, HR-1753
Fourth Annual Garlic-Fest, Kincaid &
  South Fork Township, Oct. 16, 1988,
  HR-1919
Fox Lake, 1st Place in the Governor's Home
  Town Awards, HJR-99
Fox, Gladys, Community Builders Award,
  HR-1683
Franklin, Mark, Olympic medalist, HR-
   1969
Fredrick, Earl, M.D., help the poor, HR-22
Freemasonry, 106th Annual Convention,
  SR-288
Freimuth, Margo, Macon Cty Conservation
  Teacher of the Year Award, SR-865
Fridley, Margaret, Ogle County Clerk, SR-
   27
Fritz, Hazel, Farm Bureau Women's
  Committee Representative for IAA
  District, SR-827
  Fry, Tiffany, achievements at Newman
  High School, HR-1589
  Fry, Tiffany, numerous achievements,
  Newman High School, SJR-141
  Frymark, Dr. William, 1987 Medical
  Service Award, SR-812
  Future Problem Solving Team from
  Marquardt Middle School, HR-
  1548,1564, 1597; SR-1211
  Gaede, Harold, 1988 IL Retailer of the
  Year, SR-984; HR-1282, 1300
  Gallagher Asphalt Company, quality &
  service to the State of IL, SR-824




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY--Cont.
Gallagher, Alfred H., recipient of the status
  of Realtor Emeritus, 50 yrs., SR-965
Gannon-Proctor Commission, establishing
  Child Development Center, HR-295
Garlic Fest, 3rd annual in Kincaid, HR-
  1009
Gearon, Judy, Education Award, HR-562
Gebhart, Paul, dedication to farming, SR-
  72
General Custer School, kindergartners of
  the 20th century, HR-950
Gentle Treatment Model Search, seven
  finalists, HR-1512
George Smith family, Wayne Cty Soil &
  Water Conservation Family of the Year,
  HR-1535
Gervais, Mark, IL H.S. Wrestling Coach of
  the Year, SR-229
Ghents, Edd & Lucille, contributions to
  Columbia, SR-852
Gidwitz, Ronald J., Executive of the Year
  award, SR-1160
Gierczyk, James Palmer, Small
  Businessman of the Year, SR-1060
Gieser, Dr. P. Kenneth, Royalty Award,
  HR-435
Giganti, Gen, Woman of the Year in Labor,
  HR-655
Gilbert, J. Phil, appointment to the Circuit
  Court, HJR-139
Gilbert, Senator John G., Doctor of Laws
  degree, SR-318
Gillan, Frances, Clanswoman of the Year,
  SR-1436
Gillan, Frances, 1988 Clanswoman Award,
   HR-1945
Giovannelli, Raymond, Chief of Police,
  Niles Police Dept., SR-936
Glasgow, Vince, saved the life of Aesook
  Yim during the August flood, SR-833
Glashagel, Robert & Jerry, 1988 recipients
  of the Welford Award, SR-1371
  Glass, Arnold upon attaining his GED, SR-
  263
  Gleason, Bill, Man of the Year 1988, SR-
  1410
  Gnaedinger, John, Presidential Citation for
  Private Sector Initiatives, SR-1440
  Gniot, Wayne, Man of the Year, SR-561
  Goldberg, Arthur J., College of Lake
  County's Citizen of the Year Award,
  SJR-66
  Goldblatt, Louis, dedication to his work,
  SR-1490
  Golden, Dr. & Mrs. Mary L.., strong
  spiritual & social commitment, SR-1312
  Good Guys Senior Half-Time Show Team,
  Dalton City Royal Twirling Academy,
  SR-696

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
GoodPasteur, Ralph, Minister of Music,
  SR-511
Goodwin, Daniel L., Oak Brook Jaycees'
  "Outstanding Business Leader for 1987",
  SR-888, 1031
Goodwin, Daniel, named the 1987
  Outstanding Business Leader, HR-1102
Goodwin, Daniel, Outstanding Business
  Leader, HR-1390
Goold, Oliver, IL Small Business Person of
  the Yr., HR-166
Goold, Robert & Florence, named Downers
  Grove Chamber of Commerce 1987
  Citizens of the Year, SR-733
Gora, John H., one of the Best Executives in
  the country, SJR-32
Gordon, Barbara, Executive Director, Lake
  Cty Community Action Project, HR-116
Graham, Grady, recognized by Ebony
  magazine, SR-613
Graves, Gordon, "Take Pride in America"
  award by President Reagan, HR-2000
Gray, Miss Eboni, academic achievements,
  SR-1120
Green, Shirley, Outstanding Citizen, SR-
  803
Grehn, Marvin & other officers of Troopers
  Lodge #41, dedication to profession, SR-
  725
Greiman, Alan J., retiring from G.A. to
  Cook County Circuit judgeship, HR-666
Griffin H.S. baseball team won Class AA,
  SR-418
Groat, Ted, elected secretary-treasurer of
   IL Educational Assoc., HR-274
Gromer, Richard, new supermarket in
  Clock Tower Plaza, HR-1873
Grounds, Tim, World Goose Calling
   Championship, HR-1918
Grube, Franklin F., Jr., Wayne Township
   Republican Organization, HR-277
Guetter, Paul M., USNR (ret), HJR-66
Gulotta, Laura, elected a Co-International
   State Commissioner for 1987, HR-1232
 Gunther, Christine, Carrier of the Year
   Award for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-
   572
 Gunther, Richard, Ditinguished Service
   Award, SR-1451
 Gussner, Dr. William P., School District
   No. 39, education and leadership, HR-61
 Guthrie, W.B., recipient of the 14th annual
   VIP Award, SR-1022
 Guy, Maggie, 21 yrs., Omega Missionary
   Baptist Church, HR-759
 Haddad Jacquelyn, Distinguished Service
   Award, HR-289
 Haddad, Jacquelyn, Distinguished Service
   Award, HR-260




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Haeger, Robert, Barber Shop Quartet
  Music, SR-587
Halbert, Shawn, co-valendictorians, New
  Trier's Class of 1987, SR-423
Hale Family, 8th reunion, Decatur, SR-
  1290
Hall, William, IL State Bar, SR-678
Halpern, Dina, leading dramatic actress of
  the International Yiddish Stage, SR-375
Hamer, Suzanne, created the IL State
  Quilt, SR-772
Hames, Eleanor, Palos Hills, work with
  USO O'Hare, HR-1747
Hampton, Alfrenia, honored by East St.
  Louis Ambassadors, SR-1313; HR-1832
Hanover Park, Tree City USA, HR-261
Hansen, Bernard, serving second term as
  Alderman of the 44th Ward, HR-1487
Hanson, Loretta, Award of Excellence, HR-
  1406
Harbuziuk, Rev. & Ukrainian Community,
  helped bring the Khailo family to
  America, SR-810
Hardt, Marie, Liberty Bell award, SR-570
Hargrove, Pirleamutee, Honoree of the
  Year, SR-11i
Harmon, Barb, Champaign Cty. Bowling
  Assoc., HR-322
Harnach, Eunice, Volunteer of the Yr., SR-
  408
Harper College, Award for excellence in
  adult education, SR-1358
Hartman, Willis, outstanding employee, IL
  Dept. of Children & Family Services,
  SJR-67
Harvey, Crete B., service to our State &
  country, SR-1331
Hauser Junior H.S. students, collecting cans
  of food, SR-809
HAWK EYE, editing honor from Nationl
  School Press Assoc., 1986-87, HR-796
Hawkins, Hersey, named Collegiate Player
  of the Year, SR-921
Hawthorn School District #73, Excellence
  in Education Award, HR-1627
Hayer, Bill, 1986 Horseman of the Year,
  SR-58
Hazard, Admiral Roberta L., outstanding
  leadership, HJR-116
Hazard, Rear Admiral Roberta, L., Navy
  League's John Paul Jones Award, SR-
  146; HR-285
Hazel Crest Fire Dept., "the best in IL,"
  SR-722
Heartland's Best for 1987 Day in IL, May
  30th, 1987, SR-294; HR-446
Hecht, Elmer, 1987 Man of the Year, HR-
   311
Hefner, Christie, Spirit of Life Award, SR-
   763

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Heggemeier, Clarence, 50 yrs. of successful
  trucking business, SR-1102
Heiderscheid, Heide, contributions to his
  community, HR-1127; SR-1070
Heinlen, Francis W., Distinguished Service
  Award, HR-1611
Heinlen, Francis, Parade Marshal in
  Waukegan, HR-585
Hendrickson, Charlene R.N., Governor's
  Achievement Award, HR-1419
Henking School, outstanding in English
  language, SR-620
Hennessy, Margaret Mary, National Honor
  Society, SR-989; HR-1315
Henrich, Valerie, Award of Excellence,
  HR-1407
Henson, Lou, 500th career victory as
  NCAA division I head coach, HR-1173
Herscher H. S. scored 1,000 points in the
  State music sweepstakes contest, HR-
  1428
Heussner, Lisa, Miss Illinois, SR-223; HR-
  340
Hicks, Bob, honoring the memory &
  achievements, SR-532
Higgerson, Hilda, need of others, SR-458
High School District 214, 2 bands played
  for Lord Mayor of Westminister's New
  Year's Parade, SR-1486
Hightower, Edward, Distinguished
  Educator Award, SR-1347
Hill, Rod, many endeavors on behalf of his
  community, HR-1983
Hill, Thomas Clarke IX, outstanding
  achievements, HR-1139
Hillcrest Mathletes, 9th consecutive SICA
  Conference Title, SR-946
Hillman, Carol, IL Teacher of the Year
  Award, HR-872
Hillman, Sidney, issue a stamp honoring
  labor leader, SR-489
Hirsch Funeral Home of Chicago Heights,
   1st place, "Pursuit of Excellence", SR-
   643
His Beatitude, Nesrallah Peter Sfier,
  Patriarch of Antioch, rewarding visit in
  U.S., HR-1658
Hodge, Jerome, 28 yrs., Alderman, 6th
  Ward, N. Chicago, HR-33
Hodgkins, Cynthia Ann, Schaumburg, Miss
  IL 1987, HR-832
Hofbauer, Darin, 1987 junior grand
  champion steer at IL State Fair, HR-846
Hoffer, Tim, saved the life of Gary Gaj,
  HR-637
Hoffmann, Bernie, Logan Square Lions,
  service to his community, HR-1362
Holler, Kathryn Frey, 3rd grade teacher for
   39 yrs., HR-1355




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Hollister, Chet, Award of Excellence, HR-
  1475
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, "Excellence in
  Education" Award, SR-837
Holy Name Societies of Chicago,
  sponsoring community liturgy, SR-879;
  HR-1236
Homewood French-American Back-to-Back
  Program, SR-176
Hornak, Sister M. Martin, Golden Jubliee
  of religious profession, SR-312
Houlne, Lois, Aurora Exchange Club's
  Golden Deeds Award for 1987, HR-990
House of Representatives Transcript
  Section, HR-1728
House Republican Staff, faithfully served
  the House of Representatives, HR-1902
Howlett, Michael J., Sr., many years of fine
  dedicated public service, SR-296
Hudetz, John F., continued success for
  Solar Press, HR-186
Hughes, Ann, recipient of the 1988 Fred W.
   Losch Award, HR-1335
Hullihan, Doris, Heart of the Year Award,
   SR-150
Hummert, Lt. Jim, Clinton County sheriff's
  deputy heroism, SR-662
  Hyatt, Evelyn, Otter Creek-Hyatt, HR-382
  Hyatt, Evelyn, 50 yrs. teaching, Otter
  CreekHyatt School named for her, SR-
  244
  lannucci, Thomas M., service to St. James
  Hosptial, SR-1159
  IL American Legion on "Adopt A Child
  Abuse Caseworker" program, SR-1470
  IL Art Education Assoc., 39th Annual
  Conference, Oct. 15-18, SR-553
  IL Assoc. of Club Women, long & vital
  history of achievements, Elvira Ross,
  Pres., SR-278
  IL Assoc. of Minorities in Gov'nt, ensuring
  fair & equitable treatment, SJR-176
  IL Bell Telephone Central Switching Office
  fire in Hinsdale, men & women who
  risked their lives, HR-1694
  IL Chapter XI of the Blue Knights Inc.
  Police Motorcycle Clubs, hosting 1988
  International Convention, SR-1091
  IL Criminal Justice Information Authority,
  crime prevention, HJR-136
  IL Dept. of Revenue, establishing Child
  Development Center, HR-295
  IL educational systems & agencies, highest
  acclaim & commendations, SR-1265
  IL Federation of Republican Women &
  local clubs, fine work to preserve our two
  party system, HR-1154
  IL Gas Company, NI-Gas, "Salute to
  Industry", SR-669

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
IL Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Day,
  HJR-59; SJR-56, 136
IL Public Broadcasting Council, appreciate
  services, SR-639
IL Vietnam Veterans Memorial, leaders to
  be dedicated, May 6-8, 1988, HR-1359
IL/Ivory Coast Thematic Exchange of H.S.
  students between our two countries, HR-
  853
Immanuel Lutheran School, U. S. Dept. of
  Education's Excellence in Education
  award, SR-1408
Indian Catholic Association of America,
  SR-63
Indian Prairie Unit School District 204,
  dedication of Georgetown Elem. School-
  Park, SR-650
Indus Society of N. America, outstanding
  work on behalf of Pakistani-Americans,
  HR-1165
Interveterans Burial Detail of Sangamon
  Cty., HJR-25
Irwin, Richard D., healthcare organizations,
  SR-1326
Irwin, Richard, honored from Anti-
  Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, SR-
  1422
J. Edgar Hoover H.S., success in NEED
   program, SR-1165
J.J. Peppers Food Store Plaza, Andrew &
   Amy Przybylo & Rocco Suspenzi, Grand
   opening, SR-1197
Jackie Robinson, salute his memory & pay
   tribute to his contributions, HR-399
Jackson, Frances, work she has done among
   the poor, HR-1431
 Jackson, Jacqueline Lavinia, outstanding
   career in civil rights movement, HR-
   1108; SR-828
 Jackson, Master Sirchester, academic
   achievements, SR-1123
 Jacksonville Korean Memorial Committee,
   HR-523
 Jaconetty, Tom, service to the Cook Cty
   Board of Tax Appeals, HR-1937
 Jakubowski, Father, consecration as Bishop
   at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago, SR-
   915
 Jasker, Richard, Willowbrook's Citizen of
   the Year, SR-607
 Jemison, Mae, first black woman in
   NASA's space shuttle program, HR-581
 Jensen, Anders, exchange student,
   knowledge of a new environment, HR-
   1886
 Jerbich, Frank M., Heritage Award, HR-
   596
 John Wood Community College, swine
   management program, SR-659




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Johnson Products Company, promoting
  black women in their modeling, HR-1512
Johnson, Chris, won Vermilion Cty Spelling
  championship, HR-1341
Johnson, Edward & Audrey, Citizens of the
  Year, SR-999; HR-1309
Jolie, Sr. Colette, recipient of the 1988
  Catherine McAuley Leadership Award,
  SR-966
Joliet Catholic H.S. Varsity Cheerleaders,
  4th in National Competition, HR-1223
Jones, Marvin, 26 years served the State of
  IL, HR-1483
Jones, Michael, restore the birthplace of
  John A. Logan, HR-393
Jones, Yolanda, IL Community Action
  Agencies, HR-267
Junior League of Peoria, 3rd Annual Race
  for Cure & women's health issues, SR-
  956
Junior Olympics Curriculum Program, HR-
  472
Juretic, George, work with immigrants,
  HR-78
Kankakee Cty Chapter of American Red
  Cross, efforts of volunteers & staff, SR-
  492
Karkazis, Helen, West Suburban Chamber
  of Commerce Woman of the Year, SR-
  998; HR-1307
Karnes, Robert, DuQuoin Business Assoc.
  Citizen of the Year Award, SR-740
Katz, Mrs. Suzy, being named Mrs.
  America, HR-1348; SR-1036
Kaunas, Dr. Ferd, Lithuanian of the Year
  Award, SR-1073
Kazadi, Aleta, Award of Excellence, HR-
   1410
Kazaniwskyj, Leo, Man of the Year, SR-
   1450
Keller School Young Authors, 4th Annual
  Young Writer's Festival, HR-567
Kelley, Jon, Class A State pole vaulting
  championship, HJR-110
Kelley, Sam, named Darien Citizen of the
  Year, HR-1091
Kelley, Samuel J., 1988 Citizen of the Year,
  SR-821
Kelly, Sarah, named 1988 Poster-Child for
  United Cerebral Palsy, HR-1079
Khailo family, welcome to U.S. & Chicago,
  SR-810
Kidder, Dorothy, "Community Service"
  Award to the late Kenneth Kidder, HR-
  1116
Kiley, James W., service to State of IL, SR-
  849
Killion, Hazel, recipient of the Book of
  Golden Deeds Award, SR-1327

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
King, James, National Commander of
  AMVETS, SR-884; HJR-174
Kinkead, Mary Ellen, Award of Excellence,
  HR-1473
Kirby School District 140, dedication of the
  new Christa McAuliffe School, HR-948
Kirkpatrick, Fred, fish & wildlife in IL,
  SJR-115
Klavik, Tom, Youth in Cicero & Berwyn,
  40 yrs., SR-61
Klingenberg, Dr. Allen J., top educator,
  HR-172
Kluch, Marty & Austin-Irving Community
  Council, youth shelter, SR-52
Knox County Courthouse, centennial week
  of June 21 through 27, 1987, HR-496
Kobel, Chester, Rockford Register Star
  Excalibur Award, HJR-5
Koch family, recipients of the Clinton Cty
  Soil & Water Conservation Family Farm
  Award & Family of the Year, SR-963
Koester, Kimberly Grace, IL State Bar,
  HR-1860
Koh, Jay, Northbrook, Valedictorian &
  merit scholar, SR-1262
Korthauer, Alice, IL Attorney General's
  Office, SJR-12
Kos, Blanche, "Blue Cross Golden
  Anniversary Salute to Older Illinoisans,"
  HR-999
Kowalczyk, Lew, Chicago Board of
  Education, 40 yrs., HR-1423
Kramer, Jerry, Suburban Journalist of the
  Year, SR-523
Kremsner, Shirley, Kate Maremont
  Dedicated Teacher Award, SR-92
Kreuter, Gretchen von Loewe, Pres. of
  Rockford College, SR-1059
Kuble, Andrew, exchange student,
  knowledge of a new environment, HR-
  1886
Kujawa, Jens, fine career at University of
  IL, HR-1247
Kulbida, Jane, 1986-87 Young Writer's
  Contest, HR-434
Kupcinent, Irv, 1988 Founders Award, HR-
   1425; SR-1096
Kurtz, Doris, leadership, guidance &
  inspirtion to students, HR-796
LaBounty, Robert F., 25 1/2 yrs., dedicated
  service to City of Calumet City, SR-275
LaFave, Annie, Claude Pepper
  Distinguished Service Award, SR-717
Lagestee, Jim, "Spirit of Life" Award, SR-
  950
Lagestee, Jim, Small Business Person of the
  Year, SR-258
Lake Park H.S. students plan to raise
   $25,000 for United Way, SR-790




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Lake Park students, Lake Park Dance-A-
  Thon, North DuPage Cty, HR-93, 1145
Lambert's Winning Edge karate & kung-fu
  school, 1st, Midwest Championships, SR-
  283
Lamontagne, Armond "Joe", 1987 Realtor
  of the Year, HR-1125
Lancott, Edward L., Chicago Lung
  Association's Gold Medallion, SR-979
Land of Lincoln Girl Scout Council,
  donations for Goodwill Industries, SR-
  1034, HR-1386
Landing Craft Support (Large) Assoc.,
  reunion Aug. 13-16, 40 yrs., HR-776
Landry, Mrs. Hildur, volunteer service for
  42 yrs. at Veterans Admin. Medical
  Center, HJR-128
Laney, Mary, 1988 recipient of the Dante
  Award, HR-1361
Lang, David, graduates from Old Orchard
  Junior, H. S., dedication & hard work,
  HR-1547
Lanvit, Steven, Youth for Understanding
   International Exchange, biking in Italy,
   SR-1271
 Latinos United for South Chicago, HR-
   1765
 Lawler, Lucille Duffy, IL Mother of the
   Year, SR-75
 Lawler, Lucille, 1987 Mother of the Year,
   HR-241
 Lazarus, Monte, dedicated service to public
   sector and United Airlines, SR-1274
 Le Fevour, Raymond, inaugurated as
   president at Wright College, SR-290
 Lederman, Dr. Leon, Nobel Prize in
   physics, HR-1876, 1905; SR-1392
 Leen, Mary, awards received for her poetry
   & prose, HR-2001
 Leigh, Kenneth D., Exec. Vice Pres. of
   Danville Area Chamber of Commerce, 2
   yrs., HR-1659
 Lemke, Leroy, IL State Bar Assoc. Board of
   Governors, HR-548; SR-383
 Lenoch, Stanley, Man of the Year, SR-190
 Leonas, Jolita, Distinguished Service
   Award, SR-1082
 Leone, Tony, culinary creations, HR-838
 Lewis, Professor Wlater, elected to board of
   American Institute of Architects, HR-
   1105
 Lies, Walter, Citizen of the Year by West
   Chicago Clean and Proud, SR-706
 Lies, Walter, West Chicago Clean & Proud
   Citizen of the Year, SR-706
 Lightner, Joyce, Outstanding Community
   Services Award, SR-190
 Ligurotis, Daniel, Histadrut Man of the
   Year, HR-153; SR-133

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Liming, Neil, 10 yrs. & 7300 hrs. of service
  to Unity React Inc., SR-728
Lincoln Land Loggers & their coaches, a
  well played season, SJR-53
Lindblad, Robert M., service to Antioch
  Community H.S., SR-933
Lindorff, Lois, extreme heroism, HR-574;
  SR-465
Lindsey, Earlean, many service awards,
  HR-919
Lindsey, Earlean, 42 yrs. of community
  service, SR-562
Lingle, Dr. Ronald K., dedication to
  education & best wishes to new position,
  HR-1647
Linman, Larry, 1987 Ten Outstanding
  Young People Award, HR-1123
Lions District 1-G Club
    Lions Track, Jacksonville, IL School
      for the Visually Impaired, SR-658
Lipowski, Sylvia, National President of
  AMVETS Auxiliary, HJR-31
Lithuania, American Congress to aid the
   people & support self-government, SR-
   1385
 Liu, Dr. Ben-Chieh, Distinguished Service
   Award, SR- 1461
 Loebe, Lewis R., New Lenox, service to
   community, HR-1819
 Lofton, Clayborn, elected IL State
   commander of the American Legion, HR-
   773
 Loncaric, Terry, IL Women's Press Assoc.
   award for 1987, SR-388
 Looney, John Francis, promoted to Captain,
   35 yrs., Chicago Police Dept., HR-927
 Louis Broccolo, 1988 Golden Apple Award,
   SR-1150
 Lozins, Robert, toys to children of
   CabriniGreen & other areas, HR-1511
 Lucas, Don & Walter, lead role in
   conservation & preservation efforts, HR-
   1615
 Lucas, Jo Haley, 1988 National Rabbit
   Lady, HR-1957
 Luciano, Angelo, Trustee of Westchester
   Village Board for 12 yrs., SR-554
 Luers, Arthur, Jr., Citizen of the Year, SR-
   190
 Lumpkin, Frank, Wisconsin Steelworkers
   Save Our Jobs Committee, SR-1097
 Lundberg, Derek, recognized as one of the
   top 20 students in the nation, SR-313
 Lyles, Rev. Dr. R. B., East St. Louis, HR-
   1818
 Lyons Township, to recognize Lithuanian
   Americans who reside in IL, SR-60
 Lyric Choralers, generous contributions of
   their musical talents, SR-319




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Macari, Robert Alan, Italian-American
  Heritage Award, HR-586
Mack, Leonard I., Senior Citizens Hall of
  Fame, HR-1653
Madix, Colleen, one of the 10 outstanding
  Catholic educators in the nation, HR-
  1265
Madonna High School, Chicago, Uofl "For
  Character Award", SR-700
Maine West H.S. science students, 1st place
  in Science Olympiad, HR-1628
Maine West H.S., Des Plaines, IL Science
  Olympiad winners, SR-165
Maize, Sierra, 73 yrs., generous efforts on
  behalf of the youth of Chicago, HR-1721
Majewski, Gloria, New Horizon Center,
  SJR-26
Maloney, Bill, stated the St. Ita-Olympian
  newsletter, HR-957
Maniola, Rev. Francis N., golden jubilee,
  HR-1434
Mann, Director Judy, State award, SR-
   1189
Mann, Judy, 1987 National Award Winner,
  SR-1231
Marching Blue Knights, Prospect H. S.,
  best band, SR-1474
  Marchok, Barbara, named Outstanding
  Nurse, SR-913
  Marek, Jacqueline, Rock-n-Romance song
  writing competition, HR-331
  Marian Central Catholic H.S., 1987 IL
  State Bar Assoc. Mock Trail
  Competition, HJR-69; SJR-51
  Marian H. S. Marching Band, for their
  great accomplishments, HR-2020
  Marillac H.S., Principal Sr. Ann Marie
  Butler, D.C., faculty & staff, SR-641
  Marshall, Stephanie Pace, named Pres. of
  National Consortium of Specialized
  Schools, HR-1702
  Martin-Brower Company, dedication, SR-
  68
  Martin, Bob, Bradley Police Chief, SR-70
  Martin, Maxine, IL Dept. President of the
  American Legion Auxiliary, HJR-15
  Martin, Robert E., University of Chicago
  Board of Trustees, SR-549
  Martinez, Gonzalo, Carrier of the Year
  Award for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-
  573
  Mathers, Max E., IL Dept. Commander of
  the American Legion, HJR-13
  Matlin, Marlee, Academy Award for Best
  Actress, SR-289
  Mattson, Ron, selected to represent the U.S.
  in World Games for the Deaf, SR-1276
  Mauer, Sister Muriel, one of the top 20
  Catholic educators in Country, SR-1077

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Mayor, Washington, Harold, outstanding
  work throughout Chicago & State of IL,
  HR-1259
McAninich, Dr. H. D., 10 yrs. of sterling
  service, golden value of higher education,
  SJR-185
McCants, Gary, many years of service for
  House Democratic Staff, HR-1515
McCardle, Terry L., Orange Coast College
  Hall of Fame in 1987, SR-1110
McConnor, William S., McConnor
  Parkway, HR-456; SR-306
McCrillis, Clarence "Doc", 42 yrs. as
  Republican committeeman, HR-1328
McDonough, Pam, Director of State
  Government Relations for IL Bankers
  Assoc., HR-1197
McGrath, James J., assume Presidency of
  Trinity College in Washington, D.C., SR-
  832
McGrath, James J., excellent record as
  Pres. of William Rainey Harper College,
  HR-1031
McHenry Cty Defenders, 3rd Place in the
  Governor's Home Town Awards, HJR-98
McHenry Cty, Honorable Mention for
  Emergency Services & Disaster Agency
  in Governor's Home Town Awards, HJR-
  101
McHenry, 2nd Place for its new gazebo/
  bandshell in the Governor's Home Town
  Award, HJR-100
McKenzie, Dorothy Derrickson, college
  graduation, HR-747
McKinney, Frances, dedication to her
  family & community, HR-1438
McLearin, David Phillip, State Police
  Special Agent, extreme courage, HR-
  1109
  McNicholas, Kevin & Phyllis, set of
  quadruplets, SR-1228
  Medema, Martin John, Mokena
  Community Volunteer Fire Dept., 31 yrs.,
  HR-1121
  Meeks, Marion M., Lieutenant of the City
  of Chicago Police Dept., SR-818
  members of Repbulican staff softball team's
  victory, HR-552
  Mervis, Lou, Leadership Excellence Award,
  SR-1066; HR-1381
  Meyer, Leigh, National Assoc., Deaf
  Swimmer of the Year for 1987, HR-748
  Michael, Jarold, Award of Excellence, HR-
  1479
  Michael, Sergeant Bill, saving the lives of
  Latrena & Jerretha Roberson, HR-881
  Midlothian, General Award for its
  Luminaria Kit project, SR-1291
  Miller, Dave, Outstanding Citizen, SR-802




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Miller, Doris, IL Mother of the Year, SJR-
  95
Miller, Ivan, National Seedstock Producer
  of the Year, SR-97
Miller, Peter, outstanding contributions to
  the State of IL, SR-372
Miller, Valery Elaine, graduated from
  Bradley University, Peoria, SR-279
Milow, Robert & Eve Dattilo, Western
  Springs Man & Woman of the Year
  Award, SR-1464
Minooka Fire Dept. & members, dedication
  to serve the people, HR-1682
Minorities in Government, Ill. Assoc. of,
  formation, SJR-176
Minott, Rachelle, achievements at Newman
  High School, HR-1587
Minott, Rachelle, numerous achievements,
  Newman High School, SJR-140
Mintz family, Reunion, June 26-28, 1987,
  HR-587
Miss Illinois
    Spicuzza, Dawn, Collinsville, HR-
       1670, 1711
Mochel, Cyndy, Woman of the Year, SR-
   190
Mode, Maryann, Okawville, Woman of the
  Year, HR-1813
Molinaro, Jonathan Phillip, born June 27,
   1988, HR-1715
Montogomery County students, scholastic
  achievements, SR-1148
  Mooney, Norman & Phyllis, 1987 Quality
  Care President's Award, SR-951
  Moorish Science Temple of America,
  Prophet Noble Drew Ali birth week, SR-
  1454
  Moran, Denny, Citizen of the Year, SR-959
  Moran, Mary L., Chicago, HR-1785
  Morban, Rene & Jo Bouchaud of the Sons
  of Charity to their ministry, HR-917
  Morgan Phipps Bridge, was the Charleston
  Avenue Bridge, HJR-48
  Morganthaler, Clare, one of the Jaycees' 10
  Outstanding Young People in IL, SR-796
  Morris Fire Dept., courage shown by
  volunteer firefighters, HR-1704
  Morris, Dr. Charles E., ISU, highest
  acclaim & commendation in education,
  SR-1264
  Morris, LaRona Walls, Ph.D. in
  Educational Admin. & Higher
  Education, HR-1458
  Morris, Lloyd P., Village of Elmwood Park,
  HR-157
  Moskal, Edward J., elected president of the
  Polish National Alliance of N.A,, HR-
  1924
  Mosley, Miss Athena, academic
  achievements, SR-1122

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Mostly Music and Ezra Sensibar's family,
  Arts Awards, HR-1375
Motogawa, Christopher, State of Illinois'
  reresentative, SR-1237
Mowad, Captain Massoud G. "Sam",
  DC(HP) Unitted States Navy, 24 yrs.,
  HJR-126
Moye, Claud known as "Pie Plant Pete,"
  outstanding entertainment career, HR-
  972
Mt. Vernon Police Dept. & Chief Ron
  Massey, "team effort", SR-393
Mueller, Dr. B. I., 50 yrs. of service to the
  people of La Harpe, HR-1329
Mukoyama, James H., Jr., promoted to the
  rank of brigadier general, SR-614
Mullin, Dr. Edwin, 40th year in practice,
  SR-1243
Munsey, Byron Craig, leaves house of Rep.
  after 15 yrs. of service, HR-468
Murphy, Fannie, Auburn School Dist.,
  Teacher of The Year, SR-286
Murphy, Irene, North Shore Magazine, Top
  Ten Volunteer of the Year, HR-89
Murray, Anne, Heather Queen for 1988,
  HR-1944: SR-1437
Murray, Florence, Editor of Ashely News,
  SR-54
Naperville Central H.S. Marching Redskins
  Band, great music & marching, HJR-179
National Day of Prayer, HR-349
Netemeyer, Paul, devotion to lumber &
  building materials industry, SJR-155
New Trier Boys' Tennis Team, State
   Championship, HR-1600
New Trier H. S., Drug Free School
   Program, HR-1430
New Trier H.S. math team, State & Nat'l.
   championships, HR-837
 New Trier Math Team, State
   championship, SR-346
Newgard, Robert, 1st place in 25th National
   Awards for Teaching of Economics, HR-
   961
 Newman, Danny, 1987 National Medal of
   the Arts Award, SR-932
 News-Gazette, "Best Daily in IL", by IL
   Press Assoc., HR-36
 News-Gazette, printing with ink made from
   soybean oil, HR-1534
 Niantic-Harristown Indian Drill Team,
   Grand Champion Award, SR-349
 Nichols, Harold F., 70 yrs. in banking
   business, HR-757
 Niemand Lee, rescued four-year-old
   Sammy Kucia, SR-822
 Niemand, Lee, risking his life to save the
   life of a child, HR-1084
 Niemand, Lee, saved the life of 4 yr. old
   Sammy Kucia, SJR-96




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Niepoetter, Jay, selected for "President's
  Own Band", HR-1848
Nolan, William, Treasurer of the Fraternal
  Order of Police, SR-675
Norfolk Constabulary of Norfolk, England,
  SR-551
Norris, Mayor Fred, Charlemagne Award,
  SR-792
North Danvers Mennonite Church, new
  fellowship hall, HR-1596
Northeastern IL Assoc. of Health
  Underwriters, 1986-87 Pacesetter Award,
  SR-640
Nustra, Frank, 50 yrs. as a public official,
  HR-912, 931
O'Boyle, John, IL H.S. Football Coaches
  Hall of Fame, HR-236
O'Conner, Rep. John, issues that affect
  children & elderly, HR-2026
O'Dell, Jason, short stories, HR-213
O'Fallon Township's Youth Committee,
  1987 Youth Committee of the Year, SR-
  711
O'Malley, Michael & Maribeth, a
  daughter, Nicole Christine, HR-1421
O'Shea, Alice T., community care nurse,
  SR-584
O'Shea, Charles, Chicago Journeyman &
  Plumbers Local #130, 35 yrs., HR-1278
O'Shea, Edward, Jr., President, West
  Suburban Bar Association, HR-205
Oakton Community College, U. S. Dept. of
  Education Award, SR-1442
Occidental Chemical Company & Katalco
  Corporation, Level II Award, SR-136
Ochoa, Michael Wall, IL State Bar, HR-
  406
Odorizzi, James, Principal at Waukegan
  East H.S., SR-364
Ogilvie, David G., III, 1986-87 National
  PGA Professional of the Yr., HR-422
oldest monument in Chicago, rededicated on
  May 31, 1988, HR-1432
Oldfield, Steve, Vandalia H.S. teacher, EIU
  recognition, SR-699
Olive, Marjorie, musical career, SR-1302
Oliver Wendell Holmes Junior H. S.,
  "Excellence in Education" Award, HR-
  987
Olsen, Dr. Kenneth, appointed Supt. of
  Thornton Fractional Township H.S., SR-
  1256
Olsen, Ellie, Oak Brook Assoc. of
  Commerce & Industry Small Business
  Person of Yr., SR-203
Optimist Club of Chicago, outstanding
  service to the youth of the community,
  SR-917
Orland Township, substance abuse
  prevention program, Governor's Home
  Town Awards, SR-385

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Page, Robert E., Dante Award, HR-342
Page, Robert E., Publisher, Chicago
  SunTime, SR-195
Panagiotaros, Patti, Rose Queen, SJR-63
Panayotovich, Rep. Sam, service to citizens
  of IL & 35th District, HR-1995
Pancake, Daniel C., Man of the Year, SR-
  995; HR-1308
Pancake, Mrs. Lelah, saved life of her
  student, HR-283
Pangle, Charles "Chuck", Deputy Dir. of
  Recreational Resource Administration,
  HR-404
Para, Diane, John Marshall Law School,
  HJR-20
Park Ridge, "Tree City USA" award, SR-
  163
Park, William & Virginia, Heritage Award,
  HR-1921
Parker, William, Gordon F. Moore
  Community Park, grove of trees named in
  his honor, HR-419
Parkes, Emil, Broadview, 50th, SR-65
Partee, Cecil A., many years of dedicated
  service, SR-775
Patriots held ceremony for those lost or
  injured in Viet Nam, HR-1510
Patten House of Glenview, dedicated in
  honor of Edward Patten, HR-1551
Patten, Chris, 4 yrs. Fifth Floor
  receptionist, SR-493
Patterson, Marion "Poky", 1987 Durand
  Citizen of the Year, HR-276
Patterson, Marion, Poky, 1987 Durand
  Citizen of the Year, HR-276
Patton, Victoria Noonan, new arrival for
  Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L., HR-452
Paukstis, John, recipient of "Prime Roast"
  by Knights of Lithuania, Council 24, SR-
  731
Paul, Chad, celebrate his Barmitzvah, HR-
  1907
Paul, Matthew, graduates from Fairview
  South School, HR-1537
Paul, Rob, rescued a school bus, HR-933
Payne, Lawson, 65-year member of
  Masonic Lodge, HR-495
Payson, Ruth, Sangamon Cty. Republican
  Chairwoman, SR-631
Pearson, Larry, 40 yrs. U.S. Government,
  SR-478
Pedro, Dr. Donald, M.D., help the poor,
  HR-22
Pellegrini, John, Morton H.S. Board
  President chosen as one of "Those Who
  Excel," HR-1000
people of India, wishes for welfare, success
  and prosperity, SJR-119
Peoria Symphony, 90th, HR-1025




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Perna, Stacy, Carrier of the Year Award for
  1987 from the News-Sun, SR-580
Pesch, Dr. Donald J., Elgin Riverside Club
  Man of the Year, HR-1463
Peters, George, Distinguished Service
  Award, HJR-185
Petersen, General Frank, Navy Gray Eagle
  Trophy, HJR-150
Petraitis, Walter, March 19th, Walt
  Petraitis Day, SR-928
Phelps, Erik, one of the nation's top 20
  students in the nation in USA Today,
  HR-1663
Phillips, Michael, St. Philip's Church in
  Palatine, HR-316
Piening, Joseph T., National Commander of
  AMVETS, HJR-42
Pierce, Dr. Raymond, D.D.S., help the poor,
  HR-22
police exchange, Norfolk Police
  Constabulary, U of I Police Training
  Institute, HJR-40
Porter, Gregg, Youth & Music Festival in
  Vienna, SR-1292
Porter, Rev. Claude, successful ministry,
  HR-1958
Posadas, Corinne, award-winning poster,
  SR-976
Poshard, Glen, election to the U. S.
  Congress, SR-1432
Potawatomi Indians, important place they
  occupy in IL history, HR-1834
Powell, Morgan C., achievements for
  Champaign Park District Board, HR-667
  Powell, Ronald E., Local 881 of United
  Food and Commercial Workers Union, 27
  yrs. of service, HR-1820
  Pracht, Gary, Carrier of the Year Award
  for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-582
  Presley, Wayman, National Tour
  Association 1986 Tour Operator of the
  Year, SR-24
  Princeton Park Homes Annual Lawn and
  Flowers Awards Contest, 500 prize
  winners, SR-591
  Private Industry Council of Northen Cook
  Cty, received a Presidential Award, HR-
  1231
  Probation Challenge Board, Annual Benefit
  Fund Raiser, Aug. 28, 1987, SR-496
  Project Self-Sufficiency, received
  Community Action Achievement Award,
  SR-508
  Prost, Mary, determination to beat the odds
  against Lupus disease, SR-851
  Proviso E. H.S. Reunion, Maywood, IL,
  HR-1621
  Pruitt, John W., 42 yrs., Local Union #16,
  HR-792

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Pudlo, Joseph L., N. Chicago, 38 yrs.,
  leadership, Shoreline Baseball League,
  HR-34
Queen of the Universe Parish, sponsoring
  this community liturgy, HR-1236
Quinlan, Michael, 1986 Oak Brook
  Outstanding Business Leader, SR-124
Quinn Chapel African Methodist Episcopal
  Church, oldest black church, Chicago,
  SR-85
Ragonese, Joseph & Tami, Good Neighbor
  Award, SR-881
Rauch, Frederick G., Jr., Mokena
  Community Volunteer Fire Dept., 31 yrs.,
  HR-1120
Rawers, Arthur, Stickney, community
  service, HR-1784
Raymond, Robert, Lisle Township Precinct
  Committeeman of 1988, SR-1469
Reade, Bob, Augustana, Kodak College
  Division II Coach of the Year, HR-53
Red Devils Marching Band, Sesser-Valier
  H.S., SR-76
Reed, Georgia, Award of Excellence, HR-
   1397
Republic of China on Taiwan, spirit of
  friendship, HR-709
Ressurection Hospital, helath care costs
  under control, SR-685
Resurrection Sister, union of Resurrection
  Hospital & John F. Kennedy Medical
  Center, SR-930
Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Lake
  Cty. (RSVP), 150 volunteers, HR-183
RETIREMENT
    Abell, John M. M.D., Aurora, IL, 37
       yrs. caring for people, HJR-107
     Adair, James R., Exec. Editor of
       Victory Books, 42 yrs., HR-1273
     Aigner, Herb, Board of Trustees, 16
       yrs., HR-343
     Aigner, Herb, Schaumburg Bd. of
       Trustees, SJR-43
     Aigner, Herb, Village of Schaumburg,
       8 yrs., SR-207
     Alessi, Carl, United Steelworkers of
       America, HR-768
     Alexander, James, Chicago Police
       Dept., 25 yrs., HR-967
     Alexander, Melvin, 31 yrs. with
       Chicago Police Dept., SR-918
     Altobello, Robert, 27 yrs., Worth
       Police Dept., HR-644
     Anderson, Chic, 30 yrs., School
       District 211, HR-1490
     Anderson, Jane E., District 189, 17
       yrs., HR-436
     Anderson, John, Star #5730, Chicago
       Police Dept., HR-968




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Bacon, Asa Melville, Peoples Gas
      Company for 40 yrs., HR-1291
    Barron, Arthur W., Jr., 35 yrs.,
      Franciscan Sisters Health Care, SR-
      155
    Bartholomew, David, Doulgas County
      State's Attorney, HR-1496
    Becker, Ottmar H., admin. assistant to
      Mayor of Country Club Hills, 28
      yrs., SR-609
    Becker, Ottmar H., service to City of
      Country Club Hills, 28 yrs., HR-421
    Becker, Ottmar H., 28 yrs., City of
      Country Club Hills, SR-227
    Bednarz, Father Matt, St. Thecla
      Church, 19 yrs., HR-1041
    Belz, James, 30 yrs., Dean of Students,
      Griffin H.S., HR-23
    Berns, Henry E., Piano Commerce
      Assoc., HR-865
    Bertucci, Joseph, Chicago Park
      District, HR-290
    Bicket, John, Universtiy of IL
      Cooperative Extension Service, HR-
      372
    Bieber, George S., Principal of Bremen
      H.S., 30 yrs. SR-947
    Birkmeier, Willard E., Pekin City
      gov't, 20 yrs., HR-362
    Boskovich, Samuel J., Police Dept., 28
      yrs., HR-526; SR-441
    Boyte, Edward, Star #2121, Chicago
      Police Dept. for 30 yrs., HR-1985
    Brandmeyer, Father William, 51 yrs.,
      SR-1029
    Bristol, Stanley T., Special Education,
      19 yrs., SR-524
    Brolley, Ray, 37 yrs. teaching, SR-194
    Brown, Harriett, 37 yrs., Chicago Park
      District, SR-870
    Brown, Martin, W. Chicago, 25 yrs. as
      a Precinct Committeeman, HR-890
    Brueggemann, Johanna, Springfield,
      HR-1763
    Buhai, Mayor Robert M., City of
      Highland Park, 12 yrs., HR-510;
      SR-376
    Bunting, Major General Wilber James,
      35 yrs. in U.S. Army, SR-1174
    Bushnell, Harold, 37 yrs at Jacksonville
      Developmental Center, HJR-227
    Camastro, Eugene, Peoples Gas, 32
      yrs., HR-1065
    Carpenter, John, 34 yrs. with Salt
      Creek Schools, District 48, HR-1623
    Carter, Helen, 35 1/2 yrs. as a Chicago
      school crossing guard, HR-1516
    Casey, Joe & his wife Betty, Circuit
      Clerk of Morgan Cty., 24 yrs., SR-
      1373

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Chickerneo, John, outstanding record
      as head coach & teacher, HR-1894
    Chilton, Dorothy, U of I, HR-1754
    Chronister, Louise, Dept. of Public
      Aid, 20 yrs., HR. 451
    Claessens, Albert, 32 yrs., IL Savings
      & Loan Commission, HR-947
    Clark, James E., Fire Chief of the Oak
      Brook Fire Dept., 21 yrs., HJR-149;
      SJR-100
    Clark, Raymond L., Chicago Police
      Dept., 39 yrs., HR-264
    Clark, Raymond L., 39 yrs., Chicago
      Police Dept., SR-193
    Coad, Dr. James R., Bensenville
      Elementary District #2, HR-1541
    Collins, John R., Circuit Clerk of Cass
      Cty., HR-1923
    Connelly, Dr. Joseph, 30 yrs. at IL
      University, HJR-228
    Corcoran, Rev. John Quinn, 42 yrs.,
      HR-915
    Cougill, Glen Champaign Cty highway
      superintendent, HR-1219
    Cougill, Glen, Champaign County
      Highway Sup't., SR-1048; HR-1800
    Cracker, Ben, Champaign-Urbana
      News Gazette, HR-67
    Cross, Lawanda, Menard Correctional
      Center, SR-55
    Crossley, Hosea H. Jr., Chicago Police
      Officer, 30 yrs., HR-1218
    Curless, Dr. Jack, Education, 27 yrs.,
      HR-557
    Dahl, Norman, Exec. Administrator,
      Lions of IL Foundation, 37 yrs., SR-
      1027
    Daly, George, Peoples Gas Company,
      33 yrs., HR-1066
    Dam, Thomas E., School Dist. 151,
      HR-380
    Dam, Thomas Van, School District
      151, 19 yrs., SR-46
    Davis, Beechie, Sullivan H.S., SR-1217
    Decker, Bernard M., 25 yrs., U.S.
      District Judge, HR-784
    Dehnicke, Lieutenant Duane, Western
      Springs Police Dept., SR-1319
    Delandy, Donna F., 34 yrs., People's
      Gas Company, HR-688
    Dempsey, Frank J., Exec. Director of
      the Arlington Heights Memorial
      Library, SR-912
    Devitt, Donald G., 32 yrs., Peoples Gas
      Company, HR-1053
    Donlan, Andrew, District 87, 30 yrs.,
      HR-169
    Dowd, Margaret, retailing industry, 38
      yrs., HR-7




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Duffy, John Francis, Chicago Police
      Dept., 33 yrs., HR-795
    Duncan, Sister Mary Carmela,
      teaching 57 yrs., Holy name of Mary
      School, SR-243
    Dunlap, Clarence L., 42 yrs. as Clerk
      of Radnor Township in Peoria, HR-
      1506
    Edmonds, Frank, Bradley Elementary
      School District, 25 yrs., HR-1592
    Elliston, Richard, Antioch Community
      H.S., 25 yrs., HR-476
    Emrikson, Clarence, Police Chief for
      30 yrs., Niles Police Dept., SR-868
    Erber, Roland, Elmhurst Police Dept.,
      12 yrs. Exec. Sec.-Treasurer & 39
      yrs. law enforcement, HR-983
    Erber, Roland, IL Police Assoc., SR-
      715
    Erickson, Norman, 36 yrs., Lake Forest
      elementary school system, HR-486
    Erickson, Patricia, 23 yrs. of teaching,
      SR-1146
    Evans, Mary, Cook Cty Assesor's
      Office, 28 yrs., HR-1863
    Fangman, John, 16 yrs., Dept. of
      Mental Health & Developmental
      Disabilities, HR-1716
    Fencik, Gary, Chicago Bears, 12 yrs.,
      HR-1021
    Fencik, Gary, 12 yrs., Chicago Bears,
      SR-779
      Finson, Hugh, Piatt County's State's
      Attorney, HR-1482
      Fitzgerald, Rev. Thomas, St. Thomas
      the Apostle Catholic Church, HR-
      1020
      Flavin, Don, teacher, DeKalb H.S. &
      Northern IL Univers:,y, 32 yrs., SR-
      1399
      Flickinger, Mary, physical therepist in
      Chicago Schools, 31 yrs., SJR-62
      Frank, Don R., 34 yrs. as Chairman of
      the Board at First of America Bank,
      HR-1391
      Freyer, Captain Robert J., Chi. Police
      Dept., HR-1796
      Freyer, Kenneth Lieutenant, Chicago
      Police Dept., HR-1973
      Gage, Charlotte B., 36 yrs., Peoples
      Gas Company, HR-1052
      Galgan, Michael, 36 yrs. service as a
      teacher & coach, SR-862
      Gandt, Karl, 20 yrs., District 86, SR-
      320
      Gawrysiak, Mike, Calumet Park Police
      Dept., 20 yrs., HR-1323
      Geisler, John Stuart, 32 yrs. in
      education, HR-1333

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Gentile, Anthony "Mimi", U.A. Local
      # 160 Business Manager, SR-73
    Gentile, Dominic Anthony, Business
      Manager, U. A. Local #160, SR-73
    Gentile, Dominic, U.A. Local #160,
      HR-92
    Gentile, Dominick, United Assoc. of
      Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 160,
      SR-130
    Gibson, Rev. Harry B. Jr., St. Mark
      United Methodist Church, SR-407
    Giffin, Dr. Mary, 30 yrs, Irene Josselyn
      Clinic, SR-1016
    Gillespie, James, New Hamshire
      Insurance Company, HR-953
    Giorgi, Amedeo, United Food &
      Commerical Workers Local 1540,
      HR-2023; SJR-186
    Glas, William E., Principal of
      Roosevelt Junior H.S., 38 yrs., HR-
      675
    Goldenstein, John, Champaign School
      Board, 6 yrs., HR-976
    Greene, Richard, United Township
      H.S., 23 yrs., HR-277
    Greiman, Alan J., retiring from G.A. to
      Cook County Circuit judgeship, HR-
      666
    Grey, Sergeant Marcus, Chicago Police
      Dept., 32 yrs., SR-1301
    Guernsey, Dennis, two terms in IL
      DAV, HR-263
    Guzzo, Frank, 20 yrs. president of
      Republic Steel Local 1033, HR-560
    Hall, Dr. Dwight, Mt. Prospect Public
      School District #57, 19 yrs., HR-325
    Hammond, Robert, Chief of Police, 25
      yrs., HR-388
    Hangey, Lila, 29 yrs. as a teacher with
      Niles Elementary District #63, SR-
      1157
    Hanley, Harry R., Sec. of
      Transportation, 45 yrs. SR-259
      Hanley, James, Chicago Police Dept.,
      HR-341
      Hanzel, Lawrence, 33 yrs., N. Chicago
      Community H.S., HR-505
      Harland, Jack, 38 yrs. with IL Dept. of
      Transportation, SR-713; HR-1136
      Harrell, Milford V., 35 yrs. of service
      in coal mining, HR-1648
      Harris, Roy, Dept. of Transportation,
      35 yrs., HR-1579
      Harvey, Dr. H. O. Harvey, 30 yrs. with
      the District 28, HR-1553
      Harvey, Dr. Homer O., Northbrook
      School District 28, HR-1448, SR-
      1106
      Hauer, Walter, Savior Lutheran
      School, SR-369




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Hauge, Keith, Rich East H.S., 38 yrs.,
      HR-391
    Haynes, Martha, 46 yrs. of teaching,
      SR-1287
    Hedlund, Captain Edward, police dept.
      of Summit, IL., 26 yrs., HR-878
    Helsper, Betty, School District #54, 22
      yrs., HR-1264
    Henderson, Dr. W.G.D., Danville
      Dentist for 31 yrs., HR-1486
    Henderson, Jean, head librarian of the
      Columbia Public Library, SR-853
    Hennings, Sergeant Oleon, 33 yrs.
      Chicago Police Dept., SR-1310
    Hicks, Sanders, Evanston Fire Dept.,
      37 yrs., HR-525
    Hill, Gene, Chicago Transit Authority,
      31 yrs., HR-1565
    Hodges, Mrs. Rosie, School
      Community Representative, 22 yrs.,
      SR-1214
    Hoese, Robert A., Principal of Rolling
      Meadows H.S., SR-911
    Holderman, S. J., Court of Claims, 17
      years, SJR-46
    Holsen, Tom R., driver education for
      29 yrs., District 207, SR-939
    Holsteen, Dr. Darrell, 26 yrs. with
      District 102, HR-1575
    Holton, Hubert, Sr., Chicago Police
      Dept. 33 yrs., SR-990
    Holtzman, Robert J., Sheridan Bank of
      Peoria, 33 yrs., SJR-80
    Hornung, DuWayne R., Chicago Police
      Dept., 3 decades of dedication, HR-
      1613
    Hovey, William D., 37 yrs., field of
      education, HR-1325; SJR-122
    Howard, Bettyanne, Hazel Crest,
      Prairie Hills Elementary School
      Dist. 144, SR-698
    Howard, Rev. Monsignor Joseph J., St.
      Frances of Rome Parish, 19 yrs., SR-
      556
    Howlett, Michael J., outstanding
      public service, 50 yrs., HR-427
    Huber, Charlie, 40 yrs., Armstrong
      World Industries, HR-647
    Ibbotson, Arthur R., 40 yrs., Peoples
      Gas, Light & Coke Company, HR-
      282
    Indelii, George, law enforcement, SR-
       1164
    Irvin, Jesse, public servant, HR-1505
    Ivantic, William, North Shore Savings
       & Loan Assoc., SR-261
    Jackson, Sergeant Curtis, Star #1133,
      Chicago Police Dept., HR-966
    Jarmusz, Lorraine J., Peoples Gas
      Company, 33 yrs., HR-749

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    John, Howard Eugene, Macomb City
      Council, SR-299
    Johnson, Captain Jack, 30 yrs., State
      Police, HR-38
    Johnson, Josh, State Board of
      Elections, 10 yrs., HR-1488
    Jones, Amanda Triplett, 33 yrs.,
      District 189, SR-234; HR-411
    Jones, Eloise J., 40 yrs., People's Gas
      Company, HR-678
    Jones, Marvin L., 31 yrs., GTE/
      Corporate America Federal Credit
      Union, SR-874
    Jones, Marvin, Dept. of
      Transportation, 26 yrs., SR-1187
    Jungels, Eleanor, Kane Cty Recorder,
      SR-1445
    Kaiser, Bill, 28 yrs., dedicated service
      to students of Princeton, HR-270
    Kaplan, Morris, Kaplan's Clothing
      Store, 74 yrs., HR-518
    Keller, Phyllis, Pinckneyville 1st Nat'l.
      Bank, SR-162
    Kelly, Father James, 50 yrs., HR-786
    Ketchum, Mars, Sr., 36 yrs.,
      Continental Can Company, SJR-38
    Killam, John, IL Beef Assoc.,22 yrs.,
      HJR-221
    Kinchelow, Everett, Sec. of State &
      State Senate, SR-1403
    Kinsman, Dr. Ben A., 40 yrs., practice
      of medicine, SR-741
    Kissel, John Jr., IL Commerce
      Commission, 35 yrs., HR-879
    Klupar, William G., 35 yrs., People's
      Gas Company, HR-687
    Knapp, Charles, 31 yrs. with Knoxville
      H.S. as Band Director, HR-1133
    Kobukata, Kenneth, Chicago School
      Board, 37 yrs., HR-1888
    Kolb, Dr. Harold, 41 yrs. as a family
      practitioner, SR-522; HR-772
    Kupresin, Nick, Chief of Police,
      Moline, 35 yrs., SR-586
    LaBounty, Robert F., 25 1/2 yrs.,
      Calumet City Sewer, Street & Alley
      Dept., HR-457
    LaDuke, Robert C., 34 yrs., Teamsters
      Local Union No. 301, HR-280
    Laird, Carolann, teaching in St.
      Charles School System, SR-1203
    Laker, John A., DuPage Family
      Service Association, 12 yrs., SR-501
    Lawson, Marie Rush, School District
      189, HR-1427
    Lear, Ward, Antioch Community H.S.,
      30 yrs., HR-478
    Leathers, Jack 0., 35 yrs. as Edgar
      Cty. Superintendent of Highways,
      HR-1382




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Leathers, Jack, Cty. Superintendent of
      Highways, 35 yrs., SR-1067
    Lee, Larry, Abbott Laboratories, 33
      yrs., HR-1349, 1367; SR-1152
    Lenzi, Cole, 61 yrs., Hodgkins Park
      Board, SR-139
    Lesser, Jules, Bank of Commerce &
      Industry Senior Citizens Club, HR-
      332
    Lewis, Linda, 17 yrs. as truant officer,
      for several Chicago schools, SR-1297
    Libman, Sondra, District 4 School
      Board, 4 yrs., HR-975
    Lindblad, Robert M., Antioch
      Community H.S., 23 yrs., SR-933
    Lindblad, Robert, Antioch Community
      H.S. Board of Education, 23 yrs.,
      HR-882
    Lowrey, Dr. George Jr., University of
      IL, 20 yrs., 353
    Lucas, Colonel Charles, 45 yrs. in the
      Army at Fort Sheridan, SR-727
    Lucente, Dr. Frank, Jr., 10 yrs., field of
      Education, SR-1004
    Lynn, John, Park Ridge Fire Dept., 20
      yrs., SR-328
    Lyon, Francis L., IL State Police, 30
      yrs., HR-1178
    Lyons, Francis L., IL State Police, 30
      yrs., SR-861; HR-1159
    Mack, Leonard, court reporter, 35 yrs.,
      HR-124
    Mahoney, Helen Elizabeth, 35 yrs. of
      service in local government, SR-512
    Malpass, Leslie F., Western IL
      University, HR-426; SR-321
    Mandeville, William, Chicago Police
      Dept. for 27 yrs., HR-1984
    Mann, Judge Richard E., 33 yrs., HR-
      1987
    Marble, Charles & Mary, Chicago
      Transit Authority, 22 yrs., SR-1409
    Marzullo, Alderman Vito, Chicago, 33
      yrs. yrs., HR-511
    Maston, Lorraine, Auxiliary
      Commander of Disabled Veterans,
      HJR-165
    McBroom, Edward, was Chairman of
      Kankakee Cty Republican Party,
      HR-1517
    McCue, John F., City Traffic Engineer,
      33 yrs., HR-394
    McCullough, Ruth, trustee at Roseville
      Library, 45 yrs., HR-1015
    McDonald, Gene, Lincoln Community
      H.S., athletic director, 23 yrs., SR-
      232
    McDuffy, Marshall N., Teamsters, 40
      yrs., HR-880; SR-644

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    McLendon, Joanna, 35 yrs. with
      District 102, HR-1576
    McNamara, Helen, Chicago mayor's
      secretary, HR-726
    Meeks, Marion M., served her country
      for 32 yrs., SR-818
    Mendelson, Saul, Loop College, 16
      yrs., SR-367
    Merritt, Anna Johanna, District 116
      School Board, 8 yrs., HR-978
    Messmore, Merton, Auburn Jr. H. S.,
      Sertoma Teacher of the Yr., HR-
      1422
    Miller, Anita, Oak Park-River Forest
      Family Service and Mental Health
      Center, SR-616
    Miller, Clara, 26 yrs., Jasper Cty
      Circuit Clerk, HR-15
    Miller, Willie T., 37 yrs. with U.S.
      Postal Service in Chicago, SR-1215
    Mills, David, Regional Supt. of
      CalhounGreene-Jersey Education
      Service Region, 37 yrs., SR-1330;
      HR-1877
    Mini, Dr. Joe L., 34 yrs. in education,
      SR-362
    Moeller, Ray, Lan-Oak Park District,
      17 yrs., SR-260
    Montgomery, Mervin, 17 yrs. as
      secretary to Senator Sam
      Vadalabene, SR-1402
    Moore, James C. Jr., 30 yrs. as Supt. of
      IL State Fair Dahlia Show, SR-1275
    Mortenson, Glenn, 31 yrs. with
      Ridgewood H.S., teaching & music,
      SR-1242
    Morton, Donald F., Arlington Heights
      Federal Savings & Loan Assoc., SR-
      831
    Murphy, Betsey Jane, 23 yrs., Dept. of
      Revenue, HR-854
    Neal, Mrs. Rosa Lee, 27 yrs. of service
      with Chicago Housing Authority,
      HR-1507
    Nelson, Roy, Antioch Community
      H.S., 29 yrs., HR-477
    Nelson, William, Chief Executive
      Officer of Clarcor, SR-866
    Nemecz, Gladys, Minority Staff from
      1975 to 1981 & from 1984 to 1988,
      SR-1414
    Nowak, Rev. Joseph G., 46 yrs., HR-
      1147
    O'Hara, Chief James Michael,
      Chicago Ridge Police Dept., HR-150
    O'Hara, James, Chicago Ridge Police
      Dept, SR-91
    O'Hara, Jim, law enforcement, HR-71
    Ober, Ben, Chairman of the Board of
      Magna Bank of Centralia, 49 yrs.,
      HR-1650




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Odorizzi, James, Principal East H.S.,
      29 yrs., HR-392
    Olsen, Veronice Wallensack, Saint
      Pascal School, 27 yrs., SR-332
    Olson, Duane, Turco Manufacturing
      Company, 22 yrs., SR-13
    Orland, Dr. Phyllis, pediatrician, 42
      yrs., HR-2024
    Osborne, Mary, Sunset Ridge School
      District 29, HR-1552
    Osenberg, Bruce R., 26 yrs. with
      William F. Wiltberger Company,
      HR-1571
    Overbeck, Robert B., 20 yrs. as Circuit
      Clerk, HR-1992
    Ozier, Bob, 31 yrs. with Sullivan H.S.
      as an English teacher, SR-1217
    Paine, Frederick, Nalco, 33 yrs., SR-
      686
    Pavich, Michael, Chicago Police Dept.,
      30 yrs., HR-1971
    Paweczak, Father John, 50th in
      priesthood, HR-1619
    Peques, Novela, Chicago Boys and
      Girls Club, HR-1829
    Perrine, Mike, 28 yrs. in broadcasting
      in IL, HR-886
    Petrik, Rev. John, St. Simon's Parish,
      44 yrs., HR-1064
    Pierce, Jack 20 yrs., District 207-U,
      HR-50
    Purden, William, 37 yrs. in education,
      SR-1090
    Quinn, Captain Joseph P., Navy
      captain, 32 yrs., HR-77
    Ramsey, Bill, 30 yrs., The News-Sun of
       Waukegan, IL, HR-480
    Rawhoof, Eugene H., International
       Chemical Workers Union, 20 yrs.,
       HR-1334
    Ray, Elizabeth, chief deputy in the
       Vermilion Cty. Clerk's office, 18 yrs.,
       HR-1991
    Ray, Harl H., Sec.-Treasurer, IL State
       AFL-CIO, 15 yrs., SR-340
    Ray, Harl H., Secretary-Treasurer, IL
       State AFL-CIO, 15 yrs., HR-500
    Ray, Harl H., 50 yrs. in labor
       movement, SR-210
     Rehnquist, Kenneth C., Stickney
       Public Health District, 40 yrs., HR-
       1184
     Robinson, Judge James K., Vermilion
       Cty, HR-600; SR-416
     Rose, Ken, 42 yrs. an IBEW member,
       SR-436
     Rose, Ken, 42 yrs., International
       Brotherhood of Electrical Workers,
       HR-628

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Ruble, Ronald, School District #54, 23
      yrs., HR-366
    Ruscin, John, teacher & coach at
      Sullivan Middle School for 37 yrs.,
      HR-1681
    Ruscin, John, 37 yrs., Sullivan Junior
      H.S., Physical Education, SR-
      1217,1218
    Ryan, Joseph D., Pastor of the Infant
      Jesus of Prague Parish, SR-1431
    Ryan, Thomas Lieutenant, field of law
      enforcement, HR-1522
    Salzman, Gale, mental health field,
      Decatur Progress Resources Center,
      HR-1013
    Sasman, Robert T., IL State Water
      Survey, 36 yrs., HR-514
    Satriano, Frank, Glaziers Union Local
      27, 40 yrs., HR-1324
    Scherwat, Donald H., School District
      64, 37 yrs., HR-193
    Schmidt, Karl, 40 yrs. in education,
      HR-944
    School District #61, 36 individuals on
      their dedication to education, SR-
      1175
    Schultz, Vivian, Danville Community
      College, 20 yrs., HR-167
    Schwisow, Dr. Lauren, Hinsdale Public
      School District #181, 24 yrs., HR-
      442
    Schwisow, Dr. Luren, 24 yrs., Hinsdale
      Public School Dist. 181, SR-265
    Scott, Barbara, 13 yrs. as Supervisor of
      Certification, HR-1378
    Serdar, Robert, 36 yrs., teacher &
      Principal, HR-265
    Serdar, Tony, 17 yrs. as Trustee with
      Local No. 301, HR-959
    Shaffner, Pearl L., City Clerk of
      Country Club Hills, IL, 25 yrs., HR-
      119; SR-99
    Shelton, James. W., 38 yrs. of service
      to City of Chicago & State of IL,
      SR-1388
    Shelton, Mildred, Chicago Police
      Dept., 32 yrs., SR-1387
    Sherwood, Sid, postal service, 27 years,
      SR-378
    Shirley, Thomas, 32 yrs. with
      Northwest Suburban H.S. District
      214, HR-1618
    Short, Ron, 22 yrs., Local 93 of the
      United Assoc. of Plumbers, HR-
      1481
    Sikora, Richard Anthony, Calumet
      City Post Office, 26 yrs., HR-99
    Slack, Walter James, Peoples Gas,
       Light & Coke Company, 32 yrs.,
       HR-1862





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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Small, Mary, McDonough Cty Circuit
      Clerk, HR-1929
    Smart, William D., 32 yrs., Abbott
      Laboratories, HR-238
    Smith, Al, Mayor of Skokie, 22 yrs.,
      HR-1720
    Smith, Albert, Mayor of Skokie, SR-
      694
    Smith, Willie G., School Dist. No. 189,
      36 yrs., SR-202
    Spain, Dolores, 27 yrs., Roselle
      Elemenary District, SR-113
    Speers, Gordon, Odell State Bank, 58
      yrs., HR-18
    Spilman, Fred, State Police, 29 years,
      HR-405
    Sprouls, Clayton, Edgar Cty Circuit
      Clerk after 32 yrs., HR-1965
    Stadt, Robert H., Prairie-Hills School
      District, 29 yrs., SR-45
    Stalcup, Richard, 43 yr. career with
      Colonial Bakery, HR-1669
    Staskewich, Raymond, N. Chicago
      Schools, 32 yrs., HR-479
      Stevens, Valerie, 43 yrs. of teaching,
      SR-1284
      Stone, Fay, McAuley School, 28 yrs.,
      HR-441
      Strickland, Stanley, Chicago Police
      Dept., HR-965
      Strong, Dr. Donald V., Superintendent
      of Elementary School District 25,
      SR-835; HR-1206, 1436
      Suddes, Monsignor James, 49 yrs. as a
      priest, HR-532
      Suse, Captain Barbara Jane, U.S.
      Navy, 30 yrs., HJR-11
      Swanson, Dr. John, 13 yrs., Principal,
      Oak Park & River Forest H.S., SR-
      304
      Thoele, Maurice E., 33 yrs., Chicago
      Police Dept., HR-794
      Thomas, Helen, Calumet Public
      Schools, 27 yrs., SR-688
      Thomas, Helen, 27 yrs., Calumet
      Public Schools, HR-916
      Thomas, James M., Mayor, City of
      Ottawa, 24 yrs., HR-383
      Tillman, Matthew, Chi. Housing
      Authority, HR-1830
      Tousignant, Thomas, 26 yrs.,
      Woodridge School District #68, SR-
      301; HR-463
      Travers, George A., Commonwealth
      Edison Company, 48 yrs., SR-664;
      HR-905
      Tuerk, Rep. Fred J., service to the
      State of IL, 20 yrs., HR-1994
      Turner, Glenette, 20 yrs., Longfellow
      Elementary School District 200,
      HR-1622

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Turpin, Robert, Homewood Flossmoor
      Board of Realtors, HR-824; SR-608
    Twadell, Aimee L., 20 yrs., LAke Cty.
      Treasurer's Office, HR-42
    Vaughan, Chief Patrick, dedicated
      services, law enforcement, HR-1718
    Vega, Al, Superintendent of Schools in
      District #215, 31 yrs., HR-1514
    Verton, Marion A., Livingston school
      system, SR-656
    Vickers, William E., 21 yrs. as Dir. of
      Special Education/Pupil Personnel
      Services, HR-1366
    Vuillemot, Larry, 27 yrs., Special
      Education District of Lake Cty., SR-
      145
    Vuillemot, Lawrence Donald, Special
      Education District of Lake Cty.,
      HR-194
    Walberg, Gordon A., Executive
      Director of the Election Commission,
      HR-1114
    Walsh, Fire Chief Thomas, Forest
      Park, HR-1726
    Walters, Glenn, Pres. of Associated
      Fireg fighters of IL, HJR-176
    Walton, Claude A., Chicago Park
      District, HR-1174
      Walton, Claude, Chicago Park District,
      SR-765
      Warren, George, Galesburg Area
      Chamber of Commerce, President,
      SR-505; HR-813
      Weil, Rolf A., 40 yrs., Roosevelt
      University, SR-17
      Weller, Dick, 33 yrs., extension advisor
      for agriculture in Macomb, HR-
      1444
      Werner, Robert, 19 yrs., Sauk Village
      Trustee, HR-221
      Westberg, Mayor Helen, Carbondale, 4
      yrs., HR-233
      Winters, Margaret, Brighton School
      nurse, 35 yrs., SR-757
      Wisowaty, Art, Calumet City Post
      Office, 24 yrs., HR-98
      Wisslead, G. F., Macomb City Council,
      SR-299
      Wolf, Howard M., United Stationers
      Inc., 40 yrs., SR-1253
      Woolridge, Raymond, Macomb City
      Council, SR-299
      Wright, Judge Paul M., Vermilion Cty
      Circuit Court, HR-599; SR-417
      Wright, Rev. Phillip, Champaign
      School Board, HR-977
      Wright, Susie McCarthy, Senate E&E
      Clerk, SR-703
      Wright, Susie, 28 yrs., Enrolling &
      Engrossing Clerk, SR-703




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Yager, Evelyn, 46 yrs. of service to the
      State of IL, SR-925
    Zakarauskas, Father Anthony J.,
      Nativity BVM Parish, SR-875
    Zimmerman, Theodore, 20 yrs., Dept.
      of Revenue, HR-692
    Zimmerman, Theordore, 20 yrs., Dept.
      of Revenue, SR-422
    Zipprodt, Charles, contributions to
      civic life of Urbana, HR-606
Revis, Charles, Golden Deeds Award, SR-
  481
Rhoads, Steven A., newly Chief of Police of
  Calumet City, SR-1268
Rice, Frank, his service to the Veterans of
  Foreign Wars, SR-623
Richards, M. Lee, IL State Bar, SR-672
Richards, Mr. M. Lee, IL State Bar, HR-
  907, HR-946
Richerson, Kevin Dale, graduated with
  honors, Pope Cty Community H.S., HR-
  651
Rickerd, John F., Golden Deeds Book
  Award, SR-517; HR-754
Riebeling, Ollie & Bonnie, untiring devotion
  to their community, SR-952
Riley, Esther, Award of Excellence, HR-
  1418
Riverton Middle School, exemplary school,
  SR-1135; HR-1508
Roberts, Shirley, 1987-88 President of
  AMVETS Auxiliary #*13, member 33
  yrs., SR-883; HJR-171
Robinson, Josephine, recipient of the first
  Distinguished Service Award, SR-1322
Robinson, Virginia, Athletic Acheivement
  Award, SR-1115
Rocen, Mike, 2nd time in Spelling Bee,
  Washington D. C., SR-1216
Roche, Timothy H., Chicago Port Council's
  Man of the Year, HR-850
Rocke, Dr. Sol, Outstanding Citizen, SR-74
Rocke, Dr. Sol, Suburban Assoc. of
  Commerce & Industry Outstanding
  Citizen, SR-74
Rockford, Joseph P., Executive Dir. &
  Chief Operations Officer, HR-699
Rodermel, Ken, IL State Basketball Hall of
  Fame, HR-226
Rodger, Donald, Educator of the Year, HR-
   1524
Rodger, James, City of Chicago's Senior
  Citizens Hall of Fame, HR-400
Rodhouse, Jerry, dedicated service to Pike
  County Board of directors, HR-1695
Rogers Elementary School, 50th, SR-295
Rogowski, Harry, Mt. Greenwood Youth
  Baseball Program, HR-1767
Rolling Meadows Debate Team, Student
  Congress tournament, HR-1485

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Rolling Meadows H. S. Congressional
  Debate Team, State Championship, SR-
  1210
Ronald, Dr. Lingle, dedication to education,
  SJR-153
Rose, Mrs. Herbert, Milton L. and Phyllis
  O. Hocking Award, HR-458
Roskres, Tom, Carrier of the Year Award
  for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-575
Rotary International, "Polio Plus",
  volunteers helped out polio worldwide,
  HR-1242
Roudez, Ola M., one of the ten top Black
  Business Women of the Year, SR-975
Rouer, Debbie, cross country bike ride,
  SJR-142
Rowley, Dr. Janet Davison, credit for
  chromosomal translocations in cancer,
  HR-1250
Royal Raiders Drill Team, National-World
  Drill Team Champions, SR-697
Rucker, Miavria, proud parents &
  godparents on her christening, HR-1989
Rudolph, Patricia, volunteer lobbyist for IL
  Federation for Right to Life, HR-1255
Rutzky, Anita, arts education, Chicago,
  SR-251
Ryan, John, Award of Excellence, HR-1474
Ryan, Sister Elisa, Provincial Council of
  Ursulines of Central Province U.S.A.,
  HR-450
Sabin, Robert, elected Grand Exalted Ruler
  of the Order of Elks, SJR-159
Sacred Heart Grade School, century of
  superior education, HR-449
sailors who served on the LCSL's during
  World War II, SR-515
Salerno, Frank, Man of the Year, SR-650
Salmon, Father Edward, St. Gabriel
  Athletic Assoc. Hall of Fame, HJR-53
Salt Creek Ballet, outstanding presentation
  of "nutcracker", SR-1463
Salvato, Joan, Woman of the Year, HJR-
   193
Sampo, Peter Sr., Award of Merit, HR-138
Sanders, Stephanie, Newsweek and Volvo
  Nobel Peace Prize essay contest, SR-
  1415
Sarangelo, Peter, 40 yrs., Montgomery
  Wards, HR-550
Satterwhite, Marilyn, 1988 recipient of the
  Distinguished Service Award, HR-1976
Saul, Robert & Helen, LaGrange Park
  Rose Show, SR-157
Saunders, David, Quinn Chapel African
  Methodist Episcopal Church in Chicago,
  SR-923
Saunders, Dr. Lena, Cosmetologists Hall of
   Fame, SR-433




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Scarpitti, John M., Danville Area
  Community College, outstanding work,
  HR-1697
Scates, Timothy & Lana Dillard, marriage
  on November 28, 1987, HR-949
Schafer, Helen, 1987 Citizen of the Year,
  SR-56
Schaffner, Joan, Champaign Cty. Bowling
  Assoc., HR-322
Schawk, Clarence W., building this
  outstanding business in graphics field,
  SR-1156
Scheper, Jack L., field of broadcasting, SR-
  611
Schideman, Lance, Eagle Scout, HR-1027
Schmit, Phillip, named Officer of the
  Danville Correctional Center, HR-1395
Schmit, Phillip, Officer of the Year, SR-
   1089
Schmitt, Margaret, preservation of historic
  sites in Bureau Cty., HR-1269
Schoell, Richard M., service as director of
  the Washington Office of IL G.A., HJR-
  113
Schoenburg, Kim Yaffe, Doctor of
  Medicine degree from SIU, HR-467
Scholastic Achievement Awards Banquet by
  Benton Elks Lodge for students, HR-
  1403
Schriefer, Mel, Champaign County, run for
  Sr. Cit., HR-1780
Schroeder, Edward, Distinguished Educator
  Award, SR-1346
Schroeder, Pat, State Commander, Disabled
  American Veterans Auxiliary, HR-269
Schultz, Wesley Leonard, Mokena
  Community Volunteer Fire Dept., 27 yrs.,
  HR-1122
Schwirtz, Captain Henry J., CEC-USU,
  U.S. Naval Academy, Commanding
  Officer, HJR-127
Scott State Bank, Bethany, IL, century of
  service, HR-246
Scott, Dan, Award of Excellence, HR-1396
SCOUTS
    Adducci, Kim, Silver Award in Girl
      Scouting, SR-787
    Aitken, Matthew, Eagle Scout, SR-16
    Alksnis, Joseph, Eagle Scout, HR-926
    Altenhoff, Jennifer, Silver Award in
      Girl Scouting, SR-783
    Anderson, Brien A., Eagle Scout, SR-
      330
    Ashbeck, Daryl, Eagle Scout, SR-859
    Baader, Jeffrey, Eagle Scout, HR-929
    Bagdon, Jeffrey Douglas, Eagle Scout,
      SR-1045, 1132
    Bagdon, Jeffrey, Eagle Scout, HR-
      1287

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Barich, Joseph M., Jr., Eagle Scout,
      SR-1324; HR-1730
    Bauschke, Dirk W., Eagle Scout, SR-
      238
    Bell, Ronald, Jr., Eagle Scout, SR-626
    Bollentino, Giovanni, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1317
    Bond, Mike, Eagle Scout, SR-860
    Bosch, Alex, Eagle Scout, SR-299
    Brambora, Aaron Keith, Eagle Scout,
      SR-43
    Buchalski, James, Eagle Scout, SR-676
    Buescher, Michael, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1476
    Burns, Michael W., Eagle Scout, SR-
      871
    Burns, Michael, Eagle Scout, HR-1156
    Cade, Adam, Eagle Scout, HR-1859
    Comein, David, Eagle Scout, SR-1308
    Cooper, Timothy Christopher, Eagle
      Scout, HR-1286; SR-1047
    Crnokrak, Nicholas, Eagle Scout, SR-
      797
    Damon, Andrew K, Eagle Scout, SR-
      49
    Dannewitz, Mark, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1418
    Delaney, Steven, Eagle Scout, SR-876
    Delaware, Byron, Eagle Scout, SR-926
    Dellamano, Lynn "Rocky", Eagle
      Scout, SR-801
    Delp, Chansy, Eagle Scout, HR-723
    DeSpain, Jeffrey, Eagle Scout, SR-48
    Divoky, David, Eagle Scout, SR-1480
    Dolan, Michael, Eagle Scout, HR-767
    Dorth, David A., Eagle Scout, SR-506
    Dziuba, Daniel, Eagle Scout, HR-1043
    Eaton, Mark, St. Louis, Eagle Scout,
      HR-1769
    Edelman, Michael, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1356
    Erik, David, Eagle Scouts, HR-1523
    Farthing, Jeffrey K., Eagle Scout, HR-
      464
    Ferraro, John Ralph, Eagle Scout, SR-
      327
    Ferry, Karl, Eagle Scout, HR-1425;
    SR-1111
    Flaherty, Patrick, Eagle Scout, HR-
      1437
    Flaks, Richard, Eagle Scout, HR-1054
    Flowers, Andrew, Eagle Scout, HR-
      120
    Ford, Jason, Eagle Scout, SR-716
    Fox, Andrew Anthony, Eagle Scout,
      HR-1191
    Fox, James, Eagle Scout, SR-1300




2793


RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Franzen, Howard W. III, Eagle Scout,
      SR-598
    Freed, David, Eagle Scout, SR-1180
    Genovese, Frank, Eagle Scout, HR-
      1249
    Gerardy, Keith, Eagle Scout, SR-878
    Gibson, Don, Westville, Eagle Scout,
      HR-1788
    Gibson, Donald, Eagle Scout, HR-1693
    Glubczynski, Paul, Eagle Scout, HR-
      271
    Goc, Jeffrey, Eagle Scout, SR-877
    Graham, Andrew Stewart, Eagle
      Scout, HR-894
    Green, Jon, Eagle Scout, SR-1316
    Hall, Steven, Eagle Scout, HR-1146
    Hansen, Eric, Eagle Scout, SR-863;
      HR-1214
    Harrison, Peter B. Jr., Eagle Scout,
      HR-1385
    Harrison, Peter, Jr., Eagle Scout, SR-
      1139
    Hasier, Andrea, Silver Award in Girl
      Scouting, SR-786
    Haupt, Kevin, Eagle Scout, HR-1196
    Houston, Andrew, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1049
    Howard, James, Eagle Scout, SJR-25
    Howe, Ronald E., Eagle Scout, SR-502
    Jenkins, Peter, Eagle Scout, SR-377
    Jones, Andrew, Eagle Scout, HR-877
    Julian, Austin, Eagle Scout, HR-730
    Kaczwarz, Ken, Eagle Scout, HR-928
    Kadolph, Benjamin, Eagle Scout, SR-
      767
    Kantorski, Kevin, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1376
    Karasch, Michael P., Eagle Scout, HR-
       1021
    Kelley, Gregory, Eagle Scout, HR-
       1810
    Kmiec, John C., Eagle Scout, SR-1304
    Kopetz, Joseph, Eagle Scout, SR-781
    Kozicki, Daniel R., Jr., project to feed
      the needy, HR-2012
    Kraskiewicz, Doug, Eagle Scout, SR-
      539; HR-783
    Kupski, Melissa, Silver Award in Girl
      Scouting, SR-789
    Lacacius, Christopher, Eagle Scout,
      HR-121
    Lammert, Darren, Rank of Eagle
      Scout, HR-610
    Land of Lincoln Girl Scout Council, on
      behalf of Goodwill Industries, HR-
      1386
    LeComte, Michael J., Eagle Scout,
      SR-955

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Leo, Lisa, Gold Award in Girl
      Scouting, SR-784
    Lewis, Steven, Eagle Scout, SR-272
    Linder, Kojo, Eagle Scout, SR-634
    Long, Matthew, Eagle Scout, HR-899
    Lowe, David J., Eagle Scout, HR-1167
    Lunning, David Jr., Eagle Scout, SR-
      1094
    Luttrell, Andre, Eagle Scout, SR-795
    Mack, Brian, Eagle Scout, SR-33
    Malik, David, Eagle Scout, HR-1356
    Marsala, Gary Jr., Eagle Scout, HR-
      1168
    Marten, Kurt A., Eagle Scout, HR-6
    Martin, Blake, Eagle Scout, SR-780
    Martin, Brian, Eagle Scout, SR-544;
      HR-790
    Martinek, Andrew, Eagle Scout, SR-
      673
    Matheny, David, Eagle Scout, SR-737
    McCarthy, Edward, Eagle Scout, HR-
      111, 112; SR-95
    McCutcheon, Neal, Eagle Scout, HR-
      2003
    McDonald, Todd A., Eagle Scout, SR-
      690
    McNally, Leilan, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1318
    Meldazis, Maura, Silver Award, HR-
      481
    Mick, Lisa, Girl Scout's Gold Award,
      HR-1157
    Mills, Gregory A., Eagle Scout, HR-
      897
    Mills, Gregory, Eagle Scout, SR-642
    Mizera, Robert J., Eagle Scout, SR-
      873
    Mizzi, Ralph, Eagle Scout, SR-857
    Morgan, Michael Lee, Eagle Scout,
      HR-808
    Morgan, Thomas N., Eagle Scout, SR-
      734
    Mudd, Steven, Eagle Scout, SR-736
    Mugge, Hudson, Eagle Scout, SR-739
    Nelson, Mark, Eagle Scout, HR-847
    Nye, Erin, Silver Award in Girl
      Scouting, SR-788
    O'Brien, Sean, Eagle Scout, SR-799
    O'Koniewski, Michael, Eagle Scout,
      SR-1143
    Ondracek, Andrew John, Eagle Scout,
      HR-1285; SR-1046, 1131
    Otto, David Robert, Eagle Scout, SR-
       1375; HR-1828
    Paschke, Christopher, Eagle Scout,
      SR-1107
    Patrick, James, Eagle Scout, SR-770




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Perz, Michael, Eagle Scout, SR-571
    Petecki, Eric, Eagle Scout, SR-746;
      HR-1003
    Petecki, Gregory, Eagle Scout, SR-
      747; HR-1002
    Poenitske, Gerald Lee, Jr., Eagle
      Scout, SR-303
    Pollak, David Michael, Eagle Scout,
      SR-329
    Ray, Todd, Eagle Scout, HR-1504
    Redmond, Glen, Eagle Scout, SR-635
    Ricken, Jeremy L., Eagle Scout, SR-
      745; HR-1036
    Rogers, Stephen, Eagle Scout, HR-722
    Rolinitis, Michael, Eagle Scout, SJR-
      25
    Romcoe, Partick J., Eagle Scout, SR-
      872
    Ross, Edwin James, Eagle Scout, SR-
      507
    Rusnak, Dawn, Silver Award, HR-481
    Sadler, Paul & Mark, Eagle Scouts,
      SR-185
    Sarno, Nick S., Eagle Scout, SR-1142
    Schavland, Jeffrey, Eagle Scout, SR-
      293
    Schultz, Russell, Eagle Scout, SR-771
    Schuster, Joseph A., Eagle Scout, SR-
      1452
    Scorzo, William, Jr., Eagle Scout, SR-
      1374
    Segvich, John J., Eagle Scout, SR-67
    Sherry, Lee, Eagle Scout, SR-858
    Sikorski, Kevin N., Eagle Scout, SR-
      1147
    Sloan, Eric, Eagle Scout, SJR-25
    Smith, Edward B. III, Eagle Scout,
      SR-1293
    Solcani, Joseph, Eagle Scout, SR-545;
      HR-797
    Sparrow, Melissa, Silver Award, HR-
      481
    Sponseller, Mike, Eagle Scout, HR-729
    Sporny, Albin J., III, Eagle Scout, SR-
      300
    Sprague, Chad, Eagle Scout, HR-1744
    Stefanovich, Steven J., Eagle Scout,
      SR-1323; HB-1729
    Steiner, John C., III, B.S. Troop 904,
      HR-1823
    Sterba, Thomas John II, Eagle Scout,
      SR-199
   Stoy, Andrew Joseph, Eagle Scout,
      HR-1336
   Strelau, Jerry Eagle Scout, HR-1875
   Szymanski, Daniel J., Eagle Scout, SR-
      748
   Szymanski, Daniel, Eagle Scout, HR-
     971

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
    Tam, Edward, Eagle Scout, SR-800
    Tenuta, Robert Jon, Eagle Scout, HR-
       110, 113; SR-93
    Tilson, David N., Eagle Scout, SR-
       1140
    Tobin, John, Eagle Scout, HR-72; SR-
      50
    Toole, Doug, Eagle Scout, HR-875
    Tufts, Bryan, Eagle Scout, SR-630
    Underwood, Matt, Eagle Scout, HR-
       1074
    Urbaszewski, Joseph E., Eagle Scout,
      SR-494
    Vick, Kenneth, Eagle Scout, SR-9;
      HR-40
    Vogel, Frank Allen, Eagle Scout, HR-
       109, 114; SR-94
    Walling, Matt, Eagle Scout, SR-540;
      HR-783
    Walton, James, Eagle Scout, HR-1858
    Ward, Steve, Eagle Scout, HR-1861
    Wasik, Gerald J. Jr., Eagle Scout, SR-
      898
    Wehr, Andrew, Eagle Scout, SR-927
    Weir, Andrew, Eagle Scout, SR-636
    White, David, Eagle Scout, HR-1942
    Whitson, Giles A. III, Eagle Scout,
      SR-735
    Wickland, Timothy, Eagle Scout, SR-
      633
    Wiess, Linda, Silver Award, HR-481
    Winninger, Peter Charles II, Eagle
      Scout, SR-1033
    Wirtjes, Hal A. II, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1093
    Wittke, Matthew P., Eagle Scout, SR-
      1381
    Wojtczak, Daniel, Eagle Scout, SR-
      543; HR-789
    Wonderling, Walter L., Eagle Scout,
      SR-714
    Zenkich, Ramon, Eagle Scout, SR-
      1472
    Zimmer, David Eugene, Eagle Scout,
      SR-14
    Zimmer, Richard, Eagle Scout, SR-
      738
    Zontek, Martha, Gold Award in Girl
      Scouting, SR-785
Seguin School in Berwyn, IL, 40 yrs.
  serving mentally retarded children, SR-
  1459
Seil, Patrick, Grayville's 1986 Citizen of the
  yr., HR-243
Selleck, Rober W., Pepsi-Cola General
  Bottlers, Inc. HR-363
Senter, Archie, Masonic Fraternity, HR-
  132




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Sesser-Valier H.S. Red Devil Marching
  Band, 1987 Kentucky Derby Festival,
  HR-48
Seyring, Herbert E., National Community
  Service Award, HR-462
Shafer, Rick, IL H.S. All-State Academic
  Team, SR-358; HR-522
Shaw, Lafayette, Jr., received the Dr.
  Martin Luther King Humanitarian
  Award, HR-1073
Sheehan, Timothy, 40 yrs., savings & loan
  industry, SR-107; HR-164
Sheridan, Martin, National Track & Field
  Hall of Fame, HR-1955
Shields, Grace, Golden Deeds Award, SR-
  307; HR-503
Shirley, Thomas, IL Outstanding Secondary
  School Principal, HR-1618
Shirley, Thomas, named Principal of the
  Year in IL, SR-1357
Shubitz, Mark, Carrier of the Year Award
  for 1987 from the News-Sun, SR-577
Shule, Rick & Lori, 1988 Farm Family of
  the Year, HR-1275
Shults, Erika, IL Outstanding Young
  Consumer, SJR-47
Sidell Community Historical Society
  Museum, Grand Opening on May 28,
  1988, HR-1484
Signore Giancarlo Magenta Biasina,
  Italian/ American youthworker
  exchange, SR-793
Simmons, Larry, outstanding as minister,
  coach, & teacher, HR-315
Simon, Justice Seymour distinguished
  career with the IL Supreme Court, SR-
  988
Sims, Michael D., 1987 Honeywell
  Technical Award, SR-887
Sisolak, Joe, Book of Golden Deeds Award,
   HR-1332
Sisolak, Joe, Golden Deeds Award, SR-
   1100
Sisters of the Resurrection, 75 yrs. of
   service in the Norwood Park area, SR-
   394
 Skinner, Samuel K., President's Cabinet as
   Sec. of Transportation, HR-2019; SR-
   1484
 Slater, Rep. Kent, leave to take bench in the
   Ninth Judicial Circuit of IL, HR-1938
 Slaughter, Bernard, Sr., commitment to
   excellent & humane service to
   community, SR-1128
 Slayton, William Chad, born May 6, 1987,
   parents are John C. & Lynne S., HR-454
 Slevin, Genevieve "Mom", 25 yrs.,
   housemother at the Beta-Gamma
   Chapter House, SR-521

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Slevin, Genevieve, 25 yrs., housemother,
  HR-812
Slovak American Charitable Assoc. now
  owns Rolling Hills Manor Nursing
  Home, SR-806
Smith, Debbie, short stories, HR-213
Smith, John T., 1988 Human Services &
  Relations Award, HR-1304
Smith, Lemuel T., Community Service
  Award, SR-1116
Smith, Tom, Award of Excellence, HR-
  1477
Smyth, Father John P. & Maryville City of
  Youth, President's Child Safety
  Partnership Committee's Award, SR-839
Smyth, John, St. Mary of Nazareth
  Hospital Center's Man of the Year, SR-
  1030
Snoddy, Richard & Rich Port YMCA,
  Outstanding Community Organization
  Award, SR-996; HR-1312
Soiya, Dr. Zack, award from Bloomingdale
  Township, dental clinic for needy, SR-
  791
Sondag, Susan, 15 yrs., x-ray technician,
  HR-37
Soul Children of Chicago, art of gospel
  music, SR-228
Soul Children, Chicago, art of gospel music,
  HR-414
Spahr, Sidney, 1987 Paul A. Funk award,
  HR-212
Spartans of Marian H.S., won the Grand
  Nat ional Championship, SR-774
Spencer, Robert C., teacher & founder of
  Sangamon State University, 19 yrs., SR-
  1299
Spfld. Capitol secretaries, support of IL
  legislature, HR-1885; SR-1386
Spicuzza, Dawn, Miss IL Pageant, HR-
   1670, 1711
Spigl, Micki M., Realtor of the Year, HR-
  632
Spring Wood Concert Band, first division
  ratings at Music Assoc.'s District, SR-
  1127
St. Augustine School, Chicago, opened
  sense 1870, HR-444
St. Francis H.S. Pom Pon Squad & coach,
   1987 National Dance Team
   Championship, HR-305
St. Joseph Ukrainian Catholic Church, new
  rectory and parish life center, SR-1483
St. Paer, Virginia de, DuPage Republican
   Chairwoman, 11 yrs., HR-488
St. Stanislaus Bishop & Martyr School,
   named an exemplary school, HJR-198
 St.Paer, Virginia de, DuPage Cty Rep.
   Chairwoman, 11 yrs., full time volunteer,
   SR-331




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Staerkel, Dr. William M., President of
  Parkland College, 21 yrs., HR-196
Stahl, James, Citizen of the Year, SR-1460
Starks, Rev. Rufus, a 33rd degree Mason,
  many years of service, SR-1477
Starr, Evelyn, National President of the
  American Legion Auxiliary for 86-87,
  HJR-14
State Capitol Centennial Year, 1988, SR-
  663
Stauffer, Ken, Griggsville Eagles, excellent
  training & leadership, HR-97; SR-82
Stearney, General Richard E., promoted to
  Major General in the U.S. Army, HR-
  1070
Steinhagen, Kenneth, Chief of the Dixmoor
  Fire Dept., SR-1328
Stephen Decatur H.S. cheerleading squad,
  won International Open Championship,
  SR-184
Stephens, Ray, Caseyville, 70 yrs. as a
  member of its volunteer fire dept., HR-
  1916
Stevens, Virginia, Community Service
  Award, HR-562
Stewart, Linda, 1987 Outstanding Junior
  NSDAR Award, HJR-83
Stoddard, Dorothy J., AMVETS National
  Auxiliary President, 1987-88, SR-886;
  HJR-173
Stolarczyk, Raymond, director of IL
   League of Savings Institutions, SR-568
 Stone, Theodore Charles, vast
   accomplishments, SR-1382
 Stone, W. Clement, 60 yrs., Combined
   Insurance of America, SR-23
 Stricklin, Julie Ann, Harrisburg, Miss Rend
   Lake, HR-460
 Structural Engineers Assoc. of IL, sculpture
   in honor of Dr. Fazlur Khan, HR-1 111;
   SR-991
 Stuart, Coach Jim, excellent training of the
   Columbia H.S. baseball team, HR-593
 Stubblefield, Richard, dedication to
   students at Mt. Vernon Township H.S.,
   HR-1224
 students in Architecture 372, great
   contribution, HR-1462
 Suber, John McLellan, graduate from
   School of Law of the University of
   Virginia, HR-368
 Suess, Michael, Future Farmers of America
   American Farmer award, SR-1407
 Sullins, Charles H., successful owner-
   operator of Jiffy Cleaners, 20 yrs., HR-
   1656
 Sullivan Singers Junior, Best of Class
   Trophy in 1987 Six Flags Over Mid-
   America Choral Festival, SR-348

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Sullivan Singers, won Young American
  National Show Choir Invitational, SR-
  183
Sullivan Singers, Young American National
  Show Choir Invitational, HR-433
Sullivan, Grace, recipient of Community
  Service Award, HR-1221
Sullivan, Virginia, Award of Excellence,
  HR-1476
Sun River Terrace, 3rd Place Award,
  Governor's Home Town Awards, HR-571
Sunday, Steven & Carmen, birth of
  quadruplets, 4 daughters, SR-41
Sunderland, Marcia, untiring devotion to
  the needs of the children of Waukegan,
  SR-744
Suter, Susan S., 1987 by Glamour
  Magazine, HR-14
Swingsations of Mount Zion H.S.,
  Showstoppers National Show Choir
  Invitational, SR-144
Swingsations of Mt. Zion H.S., Young
  Americans National Invitational
  Performance Choir Festival, SR-1095
Sykes, Rev. Talma, received the Dr. Martin
  Luther King Humanitarian Award, HR-
  1072
Szewczyk, Betty, named Pres. of the
  American Medical Assoc. Auxiliary,
  SJR-71
  Talkline/Kids Line, Inc., 1987 President's
  Volunteer Action Award, SR-353; HR-
  680
  Talutto, Joseph, Award of Excellence, HR-
  1409
  Tarpey, Thomas, excellent leadership as
  Mayor of the Village of River Grove,
  HR-1017
  Tavormina, Rebecca, heroic efforts during a
  fire, HR-1725
  Taylor, Dr. Ian, outstanding work in
  International Relations Activities, HR-
  1022
  Taylor, Dr. Jack, named IL School
  Superintendent of the Year, HR-1101
  Tello, Jean, 1986 Teacher of the Year, HR-
  122
  Thaden, Mayron, 1987 IL Realtor of the
  Year, HR-492
  Thaden, Myron, 1987 IL Realtor of the
  Year, SR-266
  thanks to the French visitors & their
  families for opening their homes to
  American students, HR-96
  The Adocates Society, SR-28
  The New-Gazette spelling bee, the seven
  students from E. Central IL, HR-1248
  The School of Chicago Ballet, outstanding
  achievement, SR-980




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Thier, Charles J., vast contributions to
  school district, HR-1850
Thomas, Fannie, service to her family,
  community and God, SR-546
Thompson, Byron B., service to the Masons,
  SR-1478
Thompson, Jane F., National Distinguished
  Principal Award, State of IL, 1986, SR-
  104
Thompson, LaRue, Welford Award, SR-
  221
Thornton Township H.S., State Speech
  Championship, SR-880
Tinley Park Bicentennial Commission,
  model Constitutional Convention, SR-606
Tinley Park, Teen Drop-In Center,
  Governor's Home Town Awards
  competition, SR-384
Touhy, Investigator John & members, case
  against Hacker, HR-1972
TREE CITY, USA, for 1987, Hanover
  Park, IL, HR-1280
Triad H.S. Band, great achievements, HR-
  474
tribute to 84 heroes who served their
  country well, HR-453
Trigg, Robert, service to the Gurnee
  community, HR-664
Trigg, Robert, 1987 Gurnee Days honoree,
  SR-655
Tripathi, Doctors Ramesh & Brenda, vision
  research, Alcon Research Institute prize,
  SR-612
Tripathi, Ramesh, Distinguished
  Physician's Award, SR-729
Triptow, Richard F., dedicated service, HR-
   1331
Triton College GED program, 1987
  graduating class, HR-513
Turano, Mariano, named Italian Cultural
  Center's Person of the Year, SJR-99
Turk, Don, Pres., 1st Midwest Bank, SR-401
Tworek, Sister Elaine, C.R., resigned as
  Principal of Ressurection H.S., SR-1260
Tyler, Arthur, C.M. Cartwright Award,
  HR-1059
U.S.S. Rapidan, reunion, HR-390
Ukrainian Christianity, honoring the
  millennium, SR-1000
Ulster Project, peace in N. Ireland, jointly
  by Du Page Cty & N. Ireland, SR-759
Union Ave. United Methodist Church,
  Children's Playlot, HR-1737
United Hellenic American Congress,
   Honorable Art Agnos & George
   Christopher, SR-1325; HR-1870
United Way, volunteers commended for
  their service, HJR-61; SR-198
University of IL Ranger Challenge Team,
   2nd place in Statewide competition, HR-
   1968

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Vacco, Anthony, Evergreen Park, HR-1797
Vail, James L., International
  Thermographers Association, SR-51
Valentine Boys & Girls Club, Hall of Fame,
  HJR-65
Vangeison, Aaron, IL Dept. of Public
  Health, SR-1010
Vaughn, Donald W., community service,
  HR-658
Vaughn, Lori, 1988 Miss IL Cty Fair, HR-
  1144
Vaughn, Miss Lori Ann, crowned Miss IL
  County Fair in Jan. 1988, SR-1167
Vaught, Janet M., Carbondale City Clerk,
  elected Region 7 Director, SR-1249
Vercellino, Jo, DuQuoin Woman of the
  Year, SR-1379
Vet's. of Foreign Wars Post #2257,
  dedication of Knox Cty Veteran's Center,
  SR-1129
VETERANS
    Baron, Barry, Bourbonnais, Vietnam
      War service, HR-1807
    Charleston VFW war monument
      dedication, SR-654
    Hames, Eleanor, Palos Hills, USO
      O'Hare worker, HR-1747
    Vietnam War Veterans Day, SJR-11
Veterans of Foreign Wars of U.S.,
  sponsored Voice of Democracy Contest,
  HJR-24
veterans of Hero Street in Silvis, IL,
  courage & devotion, HJR-175
Veverka, Donald & Mary, outstanding
  community service, SR-994; HR-1310
VICA, occasion of their 1987 Leadership
  Conference & SKills Olympics, HR-1225
Vietnam Veterans, distinguished service,
  HR-702
Vietnam War Veterans Day, SJR-11
Villa Park Fire Dept., Fire Safety
  Education Program for disabled, SR-
  1161
Villa Park Prairie Path Improvement
  Organization, outstanding achievements,
  SR-1282
Village of Arlington Heights, 1987 Chicago
  Area Urban Innovation Project Award,
  SR-830
Village of Rossville, EPA'S 1987 Operation
   & Maintenance Award, HR-711
Village of Skokie, honoring Holocaust
  victims, HR-512
Village of Walnut the Rocking Horse
   Manufacturing Capital of IL, HR-215
Vineski, Anne Marie, Miss Junior IL, SR-
   1171
Vineski, Mary Terese, Miss Junior America
  Talent Queen, SR-1172




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
Vitale, Dean & Catherine Wiater, bond of
  matrimony, Jan. 16, 1988, HR-982
Vocational & Industrial Clubs of America,
  1987 Leadership Conference & Skills
  Olympics, SR-96
Vondrak, Jim, Vondrak Publications Group,
  SR-899
Vos, Louise, active in Antioch community,
  HR-1501
W. Chicago Special Service Area Two
  Storm Water Management Project,
  successful, SR-450
Wabash YMCA, efforts to enhance
  education & athletics in Chicago, SR-
  1117
Wadeson, Harriet, publication of her third
  book, HR-1706
Wagner, Percy Evan, Flossmoor Train
  Station, HR-484
Wagoner, Dr. Ralph, new president of
  Western IL University, SR-477
Wahlberg, Emily, Midlothian, State Board
  of Ed. award, HR-1821
Wallin, John, Award of Excellence, HR-
   1412
Wally, Li'l, 50 yrs., entertaining business,
  SR-820
Walters, Bob, new position in private
  industry, HR-940
Ward, Cleveland, Jr., saving the lives of
  others, HR-46
Wardle, William H., Honorary Lifetime
   Membership, SR-997; HR-1311
Warren, Loretta, Girl Scouts of America,
  great leadership for three years, HR-1099
  Washington, Dr. Robert A., Director of
  Mental Health Commission, SR-44
  Washington, Harold, Mayor of Chicago,
  commend him on his decisions, SR-482
  Washington, Oliver Jr., Outer Guard in the
  nationwide Shriners, HR-1843
  Watkins, Dr. Lloyd, ISU, highest acclaim
  and commendation in education, SR-
  1264
  Watkins, Lloyd I., Pres. of ISU, excellent
  stewardship for 11 yrs., SJR-160
  Watson, James III & David, Circus
  Incorporated, HR-447
  Wawrzyk, Joseph, elected President of
  CUB, HR-689
  Webb, James H. Jr., Sec. of Navy, HJR-82
  Weber, James D., Chapter Advisor, fight
  shoplifting, HR-1998
  Weigel, Dr. William, building named for
  him, SR-668
  Wells, Master Yulander, Academic
  achievements, SR-1121
  West Suburban Youth Orchestra in
  Hinsdale, SR-1292

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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
West Towns Chorus of the Lombard,
  International Barbershop Chorus
  Champions, HR-873
WGN-TV, closed captions for the hearing
  imparied, HR-1933
Whaley, Belle, community service, HR-41
Wheaton Pharmacy's management, award
  for excellence from Drug Topics
  magazine, HR-1963
Wheeling H.S., "Excellence in Education"
  Award, HR-1023, SR-838
Whelphley, Charles E., President of the IL
  Police Assoc., HR-1142
Whinna, Earle, service to scouting,
  Appreciation Mass, HR-225
White, Dorothy, wish her well as she
  recovers from heart surgery, HR-580
White, Joseph, IL Dept. of AMVETS
  Commander for 1987-88, SR-885; HJR-
  172
Whiteurst, Mary Frances, Memorial Tea,
  HR-1262
Whitman, Jack, Employee of the Year by
  WDWS, HR-1057
Whitney Young Magnet School, 2nd, State
  Decathlon Championship, SR-149
Wicker, Josh, short stories, HR-213
Williams, Jack B., 20 yrs. public, SR-719
Williams, Jack, Award of Excellence, HR-
   1408
Williams, Naoma, collects & plays early
  American musical instruments, SR-742
  Williams, Paul A., 51 yrs. political career in
  Republican Party, HR- 1660
  Wilmot, Captain Louise C., U.S. Navy,
  excellent performance, HJR-108
  Wilson, Commander Michael, dedication of
  Knox Cty Veteran's Center, SR-1129
  Wilson, Dr. Clyde, of Grayville, IL, Citizen
  of the Year, HR-1212
  Wilson, Paul, IL grand chancellor's jewel,
  65 yrs. of dedicated service, HR-385
  WLS-TV & Chicago Sun-Times, fight to
  combat drug & substance in Chicago,
  HR-308
  Wolkow, Rabbi Leo R., Chai Lodge's
  Annual Man-of-the-Year Award, SR-542
  Women's Business Development Center &
  Women's Captial Fund, help develop
  minority, HR-1420
  Women's History Week, March 1-7, HR-63
  Wood View Elementary School, "Flag of
  Excellence" award, SJR-165
  Woods, Dr. Floyd, Citizen of the Year of
  Oak Lawn, IL, HR-313
  Work Experience Career Exploration
  Program, students, teachers &
  administrators, HR-1346
  Wright, Rev. Jeremiah, inspirational
  leadership, SR-419




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RESOLUTIONS - CONGRATULATORY
  AND COMMENDATORY-Cont.
YAL Project Hope II participants, lent aid
  to Archidocesan Mission Center, Kenya,
  SR-1332
Yancey, Len, Champaign Cty. Bowling
  Assoc., HR-322
Yates, Ron, 1986 St. Louis Post-Dispatch
  Coach of the Year, HR-10
Yohnka, Heather, Kankakee Area Jaycees
  Outstanding Young Adult, HR-954
Young, Margaret, Woman of the Year,
  HR-1572
Young, Margrett Hoover, graduates from
  School of Architecture of U of I, SR-
  1118
Young, Veronica, received scholarship &
  Chicago Children's Choir for excellent,
  SR-954
Zabrocki III, Edward & Marie, wed on July
  2, 1988, SR-1195
Zagel, James B., Former State Police
  Director, HR-598; SR-413
Zell, Bernard & Rochelle, outstanding
  contributions, SR-972
Zic, John Alan, Valedictorian of 1987, HR-
  384
1986-87 Ludwig Grade School
  Cheerleading Squad, HR-491
20th Annual International "Small Fry"
  Basketball Tournament, HR-952
25 IL H.S. students will go to the Soviet
  Union as student ambassadors, SJR-69;
  HJR-97
37 IL Governmental Interns on their
  commencement, Sat., May 23, 1987, HR-
  440
4-H, valuable services to the State, nation,
  and world, HR-1601
5th Annual Young Writer's Festival,
  Chicago Public School Dist. 18, HR-1254
RESOLUTIONS - GENERAL ASSEMBLY
adjournment
    HJR-6, 60, 68, 85, 87, 118, 144, 154,
      158, 190, 203, 215, 222
    SJR-5, 15, 19, 31, 50,52, 58, 8, 73,
      79, 85,91, 116, 118, 123, 131,134
      135, 138, 145, 156, 164, 179, 182,
      187
House of Representatives
    legislative receptions, members pledge
      to not attend in Spfld.; urges entities
      to discontinue, HR-439
    organizational, HR-1, 2, 3, 4, 5
    Panayotovich, Rep., placed on
      Republican roll call, HR-833
    Rules
        adopts temporary rules for 85th
          G.A., HR-4
        adopts 84th G.A. as temporary
          85th G.A. Rules, HR-5

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RESOLUTIONS - GENERAL
  ASSEMBLY-Cont.
        amendatory vetoes, HR-1878
        committee and third reading
          deadline changes, HR-876
        Filing, printing, & distribtuing,
          HR-1321
        permanent rules of 85th G.A.,
          HR-44
        Rule 43-Compensation Review
          Board report, HR-1322
Joint Session
    Bennett, William J., U. S. Sec. of
      Education will speak, HJR-191
    Committee of Escort, JSR-4
    income tax increase proposal, HJR-201
    Washington, Harold, memorial, JSR-3
    Washington, Mayor Harold, memorial
      service, call to convene, HJR-140
    1986 State of the State address
        call to convene in Joint Session,
          HJR-10
        Committee of Escort, JSR-1
    1987 Budget Message, call to convene
      in Joint Session, HJR-22
    1988 State of the State address &
      Budget Message
        call to convene in Joint Session,
          HJR-148
Rules, Temporary Joint, SJR-6
Senate
    Assistant Secretary of the Senate, SR-
      83
    Journals approval committee, SR-1491
    organizational, SR-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1491
    Pledge of Allegiance on daily order of
      business, SR-1397
    Rules
        Daily order, Pledge of Allegiance,
          SR-1397
        temporary rules of 84th, adopts as
          those of 85th, SR-2
RESOLUTIONS - JOINT SESSION
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
    Committee of Escort, JSR-1, 2, 4, 7
income tax increase
    Joint Session call to hear Gov.
      proposal, HJR-201
MEMORIALS
    Ogilvie, Richard B., former IL Gov.,
      JSR-6
    Washington, Harold, Chicago mayor,
      JSR-3
MISCELLANEOUS
    Soviet observance of Ukrainian
      Christianity millennium, boycott;
      disapproves Pres. visit to Russian
      Orthodox Monastery, JSR-5




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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS
Adair, Mrs. Lola, Chicago, HR-192
Adams, Eleanor, HR-428
Adams, Florence A., HR-1253
Alexander, Ernest, Sr., HR-179
Allen, W. Carl, Rantoul, HR-30
Anderson, Ralph A., Galesburg, SR-529;
  HR-791
Anderson, Thomas M., Earlville, HR-1190
Angarola, Michael J., member of the bar,
  HJR-137
Arnold, Loy Elzie, Urbana, HR-80
Arnold, Thomas E., Chicago, HR-1854
Aronson, Harold, Skokie, HR-1298
Arpee, Katherine, Lake Forest, HR-1086
Aschermann, Beth, Urbana, HR-835
Baar, Lillian M., Senator Judy Baar
  Topinka's mother, HR-1320
Baar, Lillian, mother of Senator Topinka,
  SR-1008
Babcox, Robert "Mickey", SR-1012
Babcox, Sheriff Robert H. "Mickey",
  Grayslake, HR-1200; SR-942
Bain, June Blade, E. Moline, IL., SR-645
Baker, Arthur J., III,, HR-1793
Baker, Rick, Peoria Journal Star columnist,
  HR-1171
Bales, Robert, Homer, HR-1781
Balotti, Peter C., Carlinville, HR-156
Balzekas, Stanley, Sr., Oak Brook, HJR-93
Bambrick, Edward James, Peoria, HR-1115
Bandemer, Keith L., Chicago, HR-734
Barnes, Lewis, Chicago, HR-160
Barr, William G., Joliet, SJR-39
Beck, Maurice, Galesburg, HR-733
Bell, Anna May, HR-1078
Belton, Robert III, Chicago, HR-1293
Bennett, Joe V. Sr., Monticello, HJR-38
Bensyl, Virgil Lee, Monticello, HJR-184;
   SR-1009
 Berardino, Thomas Vincent, HR-1825
 Berry, Bill, Chicago, SR-269
 Berry, Edwin C. "Bill", HR-409
 Bertucci, Joseph, Chicago, HR-1281
 Black, William G., Chicago, HR-1733
 Blackman, Joseph Kersley, Jr., Hinsdale,
   SR-904
 Block, Jean F., Chicago, HR-1701
 Bodman, Stanley, Bement, HR-1868
 Boyd, David Bruce, Warrenville, HR-1925
 Brandon, Henry Jefferson Sr., Chicago, SR-
   1233; HR-1610, 1746
 Brantley, Louis W., HR-1172
 Brantley, Louis, HR-1172
 Brod, Andrew, HR-1967
 Brooks, Burion, Chicago, HR-1739
 Brophy, Edward William IV, Chicago, HR-
   1469; SR-1169

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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS-Cont.
Brown, Henry Monroe, Chicago, HR-1379
Brown, Norman, Chicago, HR-209
Brown, Vella Robinson, Chicago, HR-1738
Budzik, Dr. Jerome M., SR-208
Burgess, Virgil William, Urbana, IL, HR-
  1220
Bush, Edna Mae, HR-1538
Bush, Ernest, Sr., Chicago, SR-1350
Cain, Edward "Flukie," Chicago, HR-991
Caliper, Frank J., HR-281
Campbell, William "Sid", Chairman of Ill.
  Community College Board, HR-1768
Cannon, James F., Chicago, HR-671
Carmody, Thomas, Chicago, HR-1082
Carter, Irvin, B., HR-752
Cavanagh, William K., Spfld, HR-923
Cervantes, Marco Antonio Sanchez, 17 yrs.,
  Chicago, HJR-33
Chapin, Jane, HR-1920
Cheremeta, Paul, HJR-129
Childers, Adrienne, Chicago, HR-994
Childress, Josie Logan, Mounds, IL, HR-
  885
Chiles, Buster, Chicago, HR-1842
Christie, Dr. John B., Champaign, HR-
   1060
Cisne, Richard G., Urbana, HR-1012
Clabaugh, Charles Wesley, Champaign,
  HR-220
Clauter, Nancy T., employee of IL General
  Assembly, HR-1429
Clauter, Nancy T., on staff of the IL
  General Assembly, LRU for 17 yrs., SR-
  1104
  Cleary, Robert J., HR-287
  Clifford, John C. Jr., Champaign, HR-1011
  Cobb, Thelma, Chicago, HR-473
  Cohen, Wilbur J., HR-483
  Cohen, Wilbur J., Seoul, Korea, SR-344
  Cole, William B., Jr., Chicago, HR-1884
  Coleman, Roberta Carter, HR-201
  Collins, Charles Robert, Chicago, SR-253;
  HR-420
  Conda, Shirley M., Chicago, HR-1856
  Connor, John Maurice, Arcola, HR-834
  Conolly, John, former member of the
  House, HR-1143
  Conolly, John, late State Senator, SR-841
  Conolly, John, member of House, HR-1143
  Conti, Elmer of Elmwood Park, SR-761
  Conti, Elmer W., legislator, HR-1019
  Cook, Patricia, Brookfield, SR-360
  Corbett, John Thomas "Red", Chicago,
  HR-1180
  Corcoran, Hannah V., HR-892
  Costas, Sergeant John S., Chi. Police Dept.,
  HJR-7




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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS-Cont.
Costello, James J., U of I former chief legal
  counsel, HR-1776
Costoff, Christ, Madison, HR-9; SR-18
Cousins, Cynthia, Chicago, HR-1642
Cox, William D., former member, HR-1509
Crawford, Robert, Champaign, HR-737
Crosby, Reverend Thomas, SR-127
Curry, Robert T., Chicago Police Dept.
Dang do, Cong, Pres. of the Vietnamese
  Assoc., HR-1040
Daniel, Richard, rural Carlock, HR-1306
Danner, Wilbur, Galesburg, HJR-77
Daresh, George, Chicago, HR-1652
Davis, Dupree D., E. St. Louis, HR-1005
Davis, Elma H., SJR-78
Davis, James, Chicago, HR-470
Davis, Thel, Sr., Chicago, HR-1351
Day, Georgia, Chicago, HR-1457
De Jong, Rev. Benjamin, Wheaton, SR-843
De Stefano, Marco, Chicago, SR-1439
DeCuir, Mattie L., HR-762
DeCuir, Mattie, Chicago, HR-820
Department of Insurance
    study disincentives to outpatient mental
      health care under the current third
      party payment system, SR-1207
Dethrow, Dick, Chester, HR-1561
DiCaro, Martha, Chicago, HR-2007
Dillier, Walter L., SJR-86
Dixon, Chester E., ordained minister, SR-
  977
Dokes, Eunice D. Hennington, HR-248
Doucet, Jerome I., Chicago, HR-475
Douglas, Ray, "Chief Wandering Elk", HR-
  958
Drenckhahn, Ann Elizabeth Solon,
  Champaign, HR-1756
DuBrock, Emily "Millie" Trucinski,
  Chicago, HR-1741
Duffin, Thomas J., Chicago, HJR-78
Duke, Rufus L., Chicago, HR-816
Dunson, Doris Ruth, HR-84
Durst, Charles, Champaign, HR-937
Eaton, Zenobia, Chicago, HR-643
Ellsworth, Judge William H., SR-751
English, Leonard "Skeets", Chicago, HR-
  1119
Epton, Bernard, legislator, HR-1018
Epton, Bernard, SR-760
Erber, Roland of Elmhurst, HR-1503
Fanning, Brigadier General James G.,
  Chicago, HJR-223
Fanta, Joesph F., former member, SR-1080
Fanta, Joseph F., former member of the
  House, HR-1373
Fasking, Stephanie, Chicago, HR-712
Fell, Abe, Winnetka, IL, HR-1288

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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS--Cont.
Ferguson, Owen, Grayslake, HR-1595
Ferjencik, Mikulas, SR-1098
Ferro, John, Chicago, HR-823
Fields, Homer, LaGrange Park, SR-565
Finn, Mae, Chicago, HR-739
Fisch, Irving of Skokie, HR-1327
Fisher, Kenneth Devon, Chicago, HR-148
Fisher, Luther J., Trivoli, HR-814
Fleming, Loretta, Chicago, HR-828
Flinn, Robert, Cahokia, HR-1371
Flora, Louise, HR-817
Folgate, Cassie Edna, DeKalb, IL, HR-
  1460
Foote, Bruce R., Nashville, HR-79
Frank, Victor, Florida, HR-1668
Frankenbach, Gloria Sonor, Chicago, HR-
  769
Franks, Lyle H., Tolono, HR-609
Freeberg, William Henry, Carbondale, SR-
  160
Friedland, Milton D., former general
  manager of WICS-TV, SR-1426
Fritzen, Clarence "Fritz, Urbana, HR-1962
Fulkerson, Sidney, HR-1722
Fuqa, Ellis, Waukegan, HR-989
Fuqua, Ellis E., Waukegan, HR-1095
Fuqua, Ellis, Waukegan attorney, HR-989
Gaines, Phillip R., SR-533
Galvin, James M., Chicago, HR-1808
Garrison, Bertha L., Chicago, HR-809
Gelish, John A., HJR-30
Gerber, Lester C., HR-502
Geter, Rose L., Chicago, HR-1257
Gibbons, Thomas, Elmhurst, SR-1245
Gideon, Donald L., Mason City, HR-1591
Gierut, Joseph B., Chicago, HR-672
Gilles, Margaret L., Champaign, HR-605
Golden, Harry, Jr., Chicago, SR-1023
Good, Hugh B., Champaign, HR-1590
Gordon II, Robert Lyle, Urbana, HR-31
Gordon, Ray A., Paris, IL, HR-197
Gorman, Dr. Jerry T., Jr., Champaign, HR-
  1869
Govea, Helen, Chicago, HR-1399
Grajewska, Henryka, Chicago, SR-1353
Grant, Clara Tureaud, Chicago, HR-1735
Graves, Marion, 5th Ward Alderman of city
  of North Chicago, HR-1988
Greene, Gwendolyn Paulette, Chicago, HR-
  992
Greer, Annette, HR-755
Greer, LaVeeda, Chicago, IL, HR-443
Groggs, Kenneth Gene, Chicago, SR-236
Hahn, Steven B., Spfld., HR-839; SR-666
Haley, Richard Clark, Chicago, HR-590;
  621




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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS--Cont.
Hall, Gary, Springfield, HR-278
Hammer, Jenn Willard, Farmer City, HR-
  28
Hammer, Jess Willard, Farmer City, HR-
  143
Hanf, Herb, Zion, HR-1096
Hansen, Ebba, Champaign, HR-608
Hansen, Lewis, Chicago, SR-1011
Harling, Harry, Chicago, HJR-8
Harrington, Fannie, Chicago, HR-1795
Harris, Wilfred D., SR-84
Hart, Marjorie P., HR-756
Hasbrouck, Dr. Ellsworth E., Sr., Chicago,
  HR-1974; SR-1438
Hathaway, Stanley E., Rossville, HR-1062
Hauska, Ronald W., SR-689
Hawk, John Walter, Chicago, HR-1748
Hawthorne, Marianna Cox, Springfield,
  HR-1806
Heckenkamp, Joseph, Spfld., SR-530
Helfrich, James C., SR-8
Heller, John Lewis, Urbana, HR-1979
Henderson, Drumes, Chicago, HR-951
Hess, Edward Fredrick Jr., Florida, HR-
  1864
Hewitt, Barnard, Urbana, IL, HR-323
Hicks, Bob, wrestling pioneers, HR-903
Hills, Lee, Chicago, HR-1567
Hirsch, Bernard, Millstadt, SR-531
Hoeneck, Karl F., SR-752
Hogan, Mary C., Chicago, HR-1792
Holland, Esther, E. St. Louis, SR-1181
Holland, Robert Louis, HR-1676
Holloman, Emmett, Chicago, HR-1675
Holmes, Lucile, Urbana, HR-1588
Hoover, Dr. Bill, Urbana, HR-1061
Horan, Dennis J., Chicago, SR-1244
Horan, Dennis J., SR-1040
Horath, Virgil K., Arlington Heights, SR-
   1359
 Hoyne, Dr. Robert, Champaign, HR-1106
 Hudlin, Chief Circuit Judge Richard A.,
   HR-1080
 Hudlin, Richard A., Chief Circuit Judge,
 SR-842
 Huegy, Harvey W. "Hix", Urbana, HR-
   1107
 Huff, Douglas Sr., HR-686
 Huff, Douglas, Jr., Chicago, HR-1904
 Irby, Virgie Lee, Chicago, HR-819
 Jackson, Arthur Orlando, Chicago, HR-
   802, 1044
 Jackson, Herbert L., Chicago, HR-753
 Jackson, Inger Lenore, HR-1778
 Jackson, Joanne Lewis, Chicago, HR-1789
 Jackson, Stonewall, Chicago, HR-1977
 Jenner, Mr. Albert E. Jr., Chicago, SJR-
   173

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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS-Cont.
Johnson, Eddie Mae, Chicago, HR-51
Johnson, Hyman, postal worker, HR-335
Johnson, Mrs. Sweetie Carrie, HR-1946
Johnson, Opal Hines, HR-1982
Johnson, Ralph B., Galesburg, HR-742
Johnston, Barbara A., 9 yrs. old, HJR-46
Johnston, Thomas Joseph, Chicago, HR-
  1028
Jones, Celeste, Chicago, HR-855
Jones, Delphine Roberts, HR-564
Jones, Judge Billy, SR-168;HR-195
Jones, Lawrence Cleveland, Sr., Chicago,
  HR-1857
Jones, Mildred Oneatta, HR-1898
Jones, Sarah, Chicago, HR-986
Jordan, Clyde, HR-302
Jordan, Loel, Mayor of Gibson City, HR-
  1775
Kaminski, Dr. Mitchell V., SR-815
Katz, Joseph L., Florida, HR-329
Keenan, Susan Rogers, Chicago, HR-1996
Kerr, Joe H., Rantoul, HR-1802
Kinnard-Myles, Anna Marie, HR-1889
Klaphake, Charles, Spfld., IL, HR-244
Klingel, Allen B., Champaign, HR-973
Knappenberger, T. Gaillard, Jr.,
  Champaign, HR-1762
Knight, Lester J., Chicago, IL, HR-566
Koepke, Ludwig H., Chicago, SR-1064
Korkowski, James A., HR-68
Koziara, Stanley V., HR-251
Kraus, Elmer J., Nauvoo, IL, HR-234
Kroulaidis, John, Chicago, HR-1790
Kuiken, John R., DeKalb, HR-1032
Kulikowski, Charles, Chicago, HR-745
L'Amour, Louis, author, SR-1270
LaHarry, Norman, Chicago pharmacist,
  SR-1446
  Lane, Doyle, Chicago, HR-498
  Langdon, John F., HR-1528
  Langdon, John F., SR-1133
  Langom, John F., SR-1133
  Lattof, Nicholas, SR-429
  Lawhead, Jack, Mahomet, HR-1867
  Leddell, Pinkie, Chicago, HR-1966
  Lee, Martha Jane, Chicago, HR-1199
  Lehde, Arthur W., Nashville, IL, SR-1468
  Lembke, Donna, Urbana, HR-1798
  Leon, John F., former member of House,
  HR-1222
  Leon, John F., member of House, HR-1222
  Leonard, Louise C., Champaign-Urbana,
  HR-81
  Lewis, Carolyn, Chicago, HR-12
  Lewis, Elizabeth O., HR-1050
  Lewis, William D., Sidney, HR-1360





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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS-Cont.
Lhotka, Frank, HR-908
Lhotka, Frank, SR-667
Lind, Oscar, Coroner of Lake Cty., HR-401
Lindroth, Raymond E., Libertyville, HJR-
  121
Llapitan, Carmelito, Chicago, SR-1015
Logan-Edwards, Evelyn, Chicago, HR-1007
Lolita, Sister Mary, SR-1013
Luckett, Barbara Jean, E. St. Louis, HR-24
Lupo, John, Chicago, HR-1887
Macon, Charles, HR-1389
Mahon, William, Chicago, HR-1085
Marano, Elizabeth, Chicago, HR-1130
Marcum, Kevin, Urbana, HR-1723
Marie, Eva, South of Chicago, HR-800
Martin, Hershal, Princeville, HR-668
Martin, John Bartlow, Highland Park, HR-
  95
Martin, Phyllis Maria, Chicago, HR-1077
Martorano, Rev. Joakim M., O.S.M.,
  HJR-4
Massingale, William A., Chicago, SR-1349
Mathews, John, South Chicago, HR-1494
Mattick, June P., Chicago, HR-713
Mautino, Frank "Mule", HR-1198
Maxwell, Phillip, Chicago, HR-1151
May, Charles Martin, Waukegan, HR-818
Mazewski, Aloysius, Chicago, SJR-166;
  SR-1351
Mazurkiewicz, Eugene J., Chicago, HR-
  1924
McAvoy, Mary Winifred, wife of former
  State Representative Walter McAvoy,
  HR-1330
McCann, Carole Ann Stafford, Chicago,
  HR-1350
McCarthy, Frank F., Sr., HR-1742
McClory, Congressman Robert, SJR-178
McClory, Robert, Congressman, HR-1909
McCloy, Robert Winston, Professor
  Emeritus, Urbana, HR-1751
McCormick C. L., member of the House for
  20 years, HR-136
  McCray, Marjorie L., Nuckols, HR-763
McDowell, Lovella, Chicago, HR-659
McGloon, Thomas "Art", Judge, SR-527
McGowan, Van Zella Thomas, Chicago,
   HR-1260
 McGrath, Edward T., HR-129
 McInerney, Vincent, HR-1657
 McKinney, Thelma, HR-714
 McMahon, Joseph P., SR-548
 McNicholas, Donald J. Sr., Chicago, HR-
   1094
 McPartlin, Robert, former member of G.A.,
   HR-418
 McPhillips, John J., Chicago, HR-1845

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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS-Cont.
Mehr, Robert Irwin, Urbana, HR-1540
Meier, Henry Martin, HR-70
Meiszner, John C., SR-21
Mendel, Smauel Leroy, Galva, SR-1352
Mendelsohn, Dr. Robert S., Evanston, SR-
  978
Miller, John Walsh, Democrat, HR-1234
Minor, Francis G., Peoria, HR-1263
Minor, Sharon Marie, Chicago, HR-334
Mitchell, Cheri, Chicago, HR-964
Mitchell, Eddie Mae, Chicago, HR-1749
Mitchell, Gustavia Ulva, HR-184
Montgomery, Maxine, HR-736
Moody, Kevin, Chicago, HR-1067
Moore, Charles, Sr., Chicago, SR-1259
Moore, Christopher, SR-476
Moore, John E., publisher of N. Chicago
  Tribune, 43 yrs., HR-1238
Morgan, Mamie Gant, Chicago, HR-1076
Moriarty, Theresa, Michigan, HR-448
Morris, Norma, Peoria, SR-1294; HR-1703
Morton, William, Sr., Chicago, HR-1827
Moss, Lila Hamby, HR-1138
Mulliken, Emily Ruth, Champaign, HR-
  1104
Murray, Henry David, HR-180
Myron, Joseph, Chicago, HJR-23
Neff, Clarence E., former member of
  House, 22 yrs., HR-1932
Nelson, Charles, Chicago, HR-981
Ness, Carter A., Princeville, HR-741
Nori, Renio, DeKalb, HR-1847
O'Brien, Rosemary, Chicago, HR-1794
O'Farrell, Robert A., Waukegan, HR-1132
O'Farrell, Robert, SR-940
O'Grady, Nora Kearns, SR-281
O'Keefe, Richard, Chicago, HR-1089
O'Neill, John Francis, Champaign, HR-125
O'Shea, John R., Chicago, SR-819
Officer, Mr. James C., E. Moline, SR-1124
Ogilvie, Richard B., former IL Gov., JSR-6
Ondrus, Hermine, Berwyn, SR-753
Owens, William W., Champaign, HR-66
Ozinga, Senator Frank M., LR-750
Palmer, Senator Ben E., Chicago, SR-679
Parker, Golden, HR-520
Parrilli, John C., Chicago, HJR-52
Patterson, Deacon Lucius, Chicago, HR-
   1758
Payne, Mrs. Carrie Lou, Chicago, HR-870
Petroshius, Lawrence J., Waukegan, HR-
  826
Phillips, Joseph Dexter, Jr., Urbana, HR-
   1533
Phillips, Welbon, East St. Louis, HR-1035
Pickrel, Charles R., Maquon, HJR-90




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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS--Cont.
Pierson, Crystal Ann Jones, Chicago, HR-
  1926
Pitts, William, HR-579
Plasky, Jeff, 10 yrs. old, HR-351
Plattenberger, Bruce W., Oak Park, HR-
  1943
Pleshar, Lorraine M., Gage Park, IL, HR-
  516
Podbevsek, Mary, Chicago, HR-1363
Polish jetliner crash victims, SR-270
Polos, Harry F., SR-343
Ponce, Donald, Chicago, HR-188
Pondy, Louis R., Urbana, HR-774
Pope, Harley, Sandwich, IL, HR-681
Porcaro, Mary E., Springfield, HR-1016
Porcelli, Charles C., Chicago, SR-1434
Porter, Ray, Irvington, HR-630
Price, Congressman Melvin, SR-1002
Price, Deacon Robert, Chicago, HR-956
Priede, Janis, DeKalb, HR-43
Prusinski, Bernard, HR-208
Pryor, Harry, Harwood Village trustee, SR-
   1206
 Pucin, Michael J. Jack, HR-266
 Puckett, Donald L., Aurora, HR-330
 Quigley, Edward A., Chicago, SR-1366;
   HR-2009
 Quillin, Francis, Seneca, SR-1162
 Raby, Albert A., Chicago, HJR-226
 Raby, Albert A., Civil Rights leader in
   Chicago, SR-1433
 Rainey, Robert, Chicago, HR-770
 Reed, Lamont, Chicago, HR-1302
 Rickard, Norman, HR-1131
 Robinson, Jerry, Chicago, HR-955
 Rockhold, Vera Ruth, Chicago, SR-943
 Roger, Kathleen, Chicago, HR-1639
 Rogers, Dr. J. C. Thomas, founder of Carle
   Clinic and Hospita in Urbana, IL, HR-
   888
 Rogers, Stanley J., Chicago, HR-2027
 Rollins, Cuetta Virginia, Chicago, HR-862
 Ronk, Leroy B., Nokomis, IL, SR-282
 Rood, Dwayne, Sycamore, HR-1846
 Rose, Thomas Chapin, St. Louis, HR-272
 Ross, John of Chicago, HR-1313
 Rossi, Jane Arnold, Peotone, HR-764
 Rountree, Alvin Lester, Spfld., SR-903
 Ruddy, Michael A., Chicago, HR-493
 Ruiz, Carolos Caribe, SR-196
 Ryan, Matt, SR-1144
 Ryan, Matthew J., Little Giant of Peoria,
   HR-1456
 Ryan, Nora, Chicago, HJR-9
 Ryland Hill, Champaign, HR-1866
 Sack, John M., Peoria County Deputy,
   SJR-88; HR-1024

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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS--Cont.
Samuels, Eugene, Chicago, HR-2013
Sanders, James Lee, HR-1740
Sanford, Alex, Shelby, IL, HR-565
Saperstein, Esther, Chicago, former State
  legislator, HR-1446; SR-1104
Savage, Richard J., Chief of Police in
  LaGrange Park, HR-20
Sawalha, Victor G., Homer Township, SR-
  566
Schettler, William, Sesser, SR-302
Schillerstrom, Glen C., Naperville, HR-636
Schmidt, Adam Henry, HR-507
Schooley, Frank, Champaign, HR-717
Schulman, Eli, Chicago, HR-1402, 1433;
  SR-1136
Schultz, Henry G., Arthur, HR-1774
Schultz, Jim, HR-677
Scott, Louise Vaultz, Chicago, HR-1779
Scott, Paul, Chief of Police, Urbana, HR-39
Scrugg, Hezekiah Jr., HR-1557
Semrow, Harry H., former State legislator,
   HR-1068
 Shannon, Daniel J. D.D.S., HR-497
 Shapiro, Samuel H., former Governor of
   State of IL., SR-114
 Shapiro, Samuel, former Governor, HJR-41
 Sherman, Gordon, HR-489
 Shinnick, Celine Dougherty, Chicago, HR-
   1734
 Shuman, George Ervin, Sullivan, HR-1755
 Sierocinski, John, LaGrange, SR-1467
 Silmon, Walter, Sr., Chicago, HR-1388
 Simon, Robert P., Champaign, HR-974
 Sims, Patricia Lynn, Champaign, HR-1299
 Slater, Howard R., HR-901
 Smith, Barbara Joyce Officer, Chicago,
   HR-11
 Smith, Ernest, Sr., Centreville, SR-1443
 Smyth, Daniel T., SR-1419
 Snider, Glenn, Zeigler, HR-1188
 Spivey, Leroy, Jr., Chicago, HR-1210
 Spooner, Howard John, Chicago, SR-916
 Spraggins, Wesley, Chicago, HR-635
 Staerkel, William M., Champaign, HR-
   1010
 Stamm, W. L., former State Rep., HR-694
 Staple, Oceola Ware, Chicago, HR-801
 Staples, Oceola Ware, Chicago, SR-627
 Staples, William Edward, Chicago, HR-
   1047
 Staton, Joe Edward, Chicago, HR-821
 Stevens, Anne OBrien, Chicago, HR-1461
 Stevens, Kenneth K., Astoria, HR-1732
 Stewart, Bennett McVay, Chicago, SR-
   1035
 Stipp, Donald, HR-1801
 Strickland, Margaret Bell, HR-563




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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS-Cont.
Strickland, Mathew, Chicago, HR-1380
Stroger, Ella, Helena, Arkansas, HR-355
Strough, Vernon E., Gilman, HR-1980
Strunck, James Emmett, former member of
  the Senate & Circuit Court Judge, SR-
  1113
Sullivan, John D., Peoria, HR-1993
Summers, Frank, HR-1045
Summerville, Andrew Alexander, Chicago,
  HR-1750
Taflinski, Elizabeth R., Norridge IL, SR-
  291
Talaczynski, Walter F., Jr., SR-1485
Tangora, Paul, Champaign, HR-716
Taylor, Johnnie Pearl, HR-105
Taylor, Pastor Woodrow Wilson, SR-762
Taylor, Robert, Chicago, HR-1891
Tenuto, Nicholas, Chicago, HR-1679
Thacker, Edward A., Chicago, HR-1640
Thelen, Robert Jr., Chicago, HR-653
Thiel, John, SR-1119
Thomas, Henry L., Jr., Chicago, HR-1757
Thomas, Payton, Chicago, HR-970
Thomas, Taylor L., Urbana, HR-1961
Thompson, Mary Lou, Waukegan, HR-
  1098
Thompson, Sarah Merchant, Chicago, HR-
   1826
Thornton, Addie, Chicago, HR-771
Treat, Victor E. Sr., Urbana, HR-1666
Trefz, Ted, Marshall, IL, HJR-28
Tripp, Nancy E., Lake View, IL, HR-403
Trueblood, Carl, Urbana, HR-938
Tucker, Georganna, HR-743
Tucker, John, Chicago, HR-1443
Tucker, Willie, Chicago, HR-1665, 1696
Turner, Lawrence A., Chicago, HR-224
Upchurch, Jimmie, Chicago, HR- 1194
Verticchio, Paul of Benld, SR-987
Vincolese, Kenneth G., Lombard, HR-1839
Vocino, Dino, Vineland, SR-902
Waldon, Lovell, Chicago, HR-1840
Walker, Crystal, Chicago, HR-2014
Walker, Joe Lamar, Chicago, HR-993
Walls, Mardella, Chicago, HR-2028
Ward, Arlene M., Washington, SR-941
Washington, Harold, Mayor of Chicago,
  JSR-3
Watkins, Betty Thompson, Chicago, HR-
  2006
Watkins, Clifton, Chicago, HR-998
Watts, William A., Jerseyville, SR-191
Weich, Clarence "Bud", HR-211
Wells, Robert Lorenzo, Springfield, HR-
   1815
 West, Marcellus, Brooklyn, HR-746
 Wheatley, Karl J., Peoria, HR-996

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RESOLUTIONS - MEMORIALS--Cont.
Wheeler, Mary H., Joliet, HR-494
Whirity, Theresa Floodas, Chicago, HR-
  1087
White, Dorothy Minnifield, Chicago, HR-
  149
Whitfield, William N., Chicago, HR-744
Wilkinson, Herbert J. Sr., Lake Forest,
  HR-1710
Williams, Amos, Chicago, HR-1892
Williams, Josephine, HR-1155
Williams, Kimberly, Chicago, HR-810
Williams, Lucy, HR-765
Williams, Marcella, Chicago, HR-829
Williams, Rev. Alvin E., HR-471
Williams, Robert A., Chicago, HR-2011
Williams, William, Chicago, HR-777
Wilminton, Modelle Odessa, Chicago, HR-
  1048
Wilson, Mr. Henry, Thomson, Georgia,
  HR-1213
Wolfe, Richard, Sr., Chicago, HR-1083
Wolff, Elmer, Lake Villa, IL, HR-1097
Wright, Robert Baldwin, Danville, SR-
  1348; HR-1727
Young, Al N., St. Clair Cty., HR-437
Young, Eleanor Carter, HR-866
Young, Laurence T., Sr., Chicago, HR-751
Zefran, Elizabeth L., Chicago, HR-570
Zimmerman, William R., Pekin, SR-901
Zuroweste, Rev. Albert R., Belleville, SR-
  167
Zygmunt, Father Edwin J., SR-240
RESOLUTIONS - MISCELLANEOUS
abuse and neglect cases
    Circuit Court of Cook County, increase
      the number of judges, HR-135
    Circuit Ct. of Cook Cty., system of
      staggered scheduling, HR-134
    State's Attorney, official policy, HR-
      133
Achildiaev, Israel & family, grant exit visas
  to them, SR-847
Admin. Office IL Courts, study alternative
  sentencing of female offenders, SR-181
adolescent psychiatric care advertising, SR-
   1208
Aids
    adopts Statement on AIDS Education,
      HR-222
    blood donors of choice, no hospital may
      deny patient's right, SR-170
    policy for providing needed education,
      SR-404
    report to the G.A. at least semi-
      annually on AIDS, HR-705
airlines baggage checking devices, SR-594
American Society of Clinical Pathologists,
  recognizing medical laboratories, SR-101





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RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
American Square Dance Day, Sept. 1, SR-
  200
animal health care laboratory, SJR-133
Art Institute, return the priceless treasure to
  Thaildand, SJR-150
Arthur Andersen & Co. Day in IL, Dec. 1,
  1988, SJR-171
asbestos study
    institutions of higher learning conduct,
      SR-169
Asian American Heritage Month, May
  1987, SR-262
Baltic Freedom Day, June 14, 1987, HR-
  549, 1630
Biology Education Week in IL, Nov. 14,
   1988, HJR-197
Boy Hicks Day in Chicago, Oct. 16, 1987,
  HR-806
bridge on U.S. 20, named the Frank
  Einsweiler Bridge, HR-864
C. E. Neff Highway, new four-lane
  highway, Rt 34 between Galesburg &
  Monmouth, HJR-143
Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, urges,
  SR-617, 652;HR-868
Captive Nations Week, third week in July,
  SR-333, 1281
  Chicago
     medical benefits to pensioners, urges,
       SR-906
 Chicago Art Institute
     Thailand treasure, SJR-150
 Chicago Housing Authority
     financial audit; management &
       operations study, HR-319, 345
     Special House Committee to
       Investigate, creates, HR-326
 Chicago No Crime Day, Aug. 15, SR-495
 Chicago Shoreland News Day In IL,
   Friday, March 4, 1988, 13th yr., HR-
   1118
 child care space in newly built buildings for
   residents or employees, HR-231
 Choate, Clyde L., renames Anna MHDD
   Center, SJR-125
 Christopher Columbus Highway, HR-354
 City Colleges of Chicago
     vocational skills center plans, SR-1188
 City of Long Beach, rescind their ban on
   flying of Garrison flags in the city, HJR-
   166
 Clarence Darrow Day, March 13, 1988,
   HR-1140
 Clean Indoor Air Acts, rights & concerns of
   smokers & non-smokers in public places,
   SR-102; HR-142
 Continental Amateur Baseball Assoc.
   World Series Week of August 7-15, 1987,
   SJR-70

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RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
Cook County Circuit Court
    court reporters benefits, HJR-211
Correctional Officers Week, May 3-9 and
  May 8 through 14, 1988, SJR-48, 126
Crime Stoppers organizations, support the
  goals & efforts, HR-1246; SR-968
Criminal Justice Awareness Day, June 8,
  1988, in IL, HR-1518
Day of Remembrance, HJR-114
DeMolay Week in IL, March 15-22, HR-74
deplore hate-filled acts of vandalism,
  designed to intimidate members of the
  Jewish community, SR-890
displaced homemaker, incl. as displaced
  worker, HJR-219
domestic violence in IL, Senate reaffirms its
  commitment to address the problem, SR-
  1212
Dr. Arthur Lockhart Day, Oct. 4, 1987,
  HR-787
Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking Day in
   IL, June 26, 1988, HR-1632
effort to reduce & prevent crime & juvenile
  delinquency, Chicago & Police Dept.,
  urged, HR-1316
energy assistance programs, DCCA &
   DENR study for low-income households,
   HR-1724
 Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania, free these
   people, respect the sovereignty, SR-945
 Farmers Group; Inc., By Batus, Inc.,
   proposed takeover, SR-1220
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
     AFDC benefits, employed recipients,
       HJR-162
     AIDS, policy for providing needed
       education, SR-404
     allow independent petroleum marketers
       to sell gasoline & gasohol to state &
       local governments on a tax-exempt
       basis, SR-908
     American personnel classified as
       prisoners of war or missing in
       Southeast Asia, HR-1170
     Arafat, Yasser, deny a visa to visit the
       U.S., HR-1936
     Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, bans
       on oil & natural gas, HR-324; SR-
       233
     Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response
       Act of 1986, deadlines, HJR-153;
       SR-845
     asbestos inspection of sch. bldgs., seek
       waivers, SR-1246
     assist farming industry to regain
       economic composure while the need
       for crude oil imports is reduced, HR-
       1169
     authorize the construction of the SSC,
       urges Congress, HJR-111




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RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
     balanced fed. budget, calls for const.
       convention, HJR-19
     Cates, Clifton B. General, name a
       Guided Missile Destroyer in honor of
       him, Sec. of the Navy urged, SJR-
       104
     Cates, General Clifton B., name an
       U.S. Naval vessel in honor, SJR-93
     census, Hispanic community, HR-1661
     changing the Immigration Reform &
       Control Act to allow more time for
       individuals to qualify, HR-1204
     Chem-Nuclear compactor facility,
       operating license approval, SJR-10
     concerning American personnel
       classified as prisoners of war or
       missing in action in Southeast Asia,
       SR-756
     cutting crude oil imports & increase
       use of ethanol in gasoline, SR-628
     decertification of State facilities for
       developmentally disabled adults,
       HR-501
     deferred benefits, taxing state & local
       employees', SR-909
     designation, active duty in uniform
       services, HJR-34
     develop more cost-effective pollution
       control methods, HJR-73
     diesel excise tax for farmers, urges
       reinstatement, HR-1164
     diesel fuel excise tax, reinstate the
       same tax exemptions for farmers &
       other off-road users, HR-1164
     Economic Development Assessment
       Task Force, report to G.A. by 4-1-
       88, SR-680
     Equity in Employment Security
       Financing Act, Congress
       memorialized to, SJR-54
     ethanol, urges mandated increased use,
       SR-628
     examine all possible options of assisting
       drought-stricken farmers, HR-1689
     FAA, air traffic controller training
       program, HR-102
     farming industry, increased ethanol use
       and cutting crude oil imports, HR-
       1169
     fed. gas/gasohol excise tax collections,
       SR-908
     Federal Aviation Admin., aircrafts
       have collision avoidances systems,
       HR-250
     federal diesel fuel excise tax & amend
       the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation
       Act of 1987, SR-907
     federal diesel tax collections, SR-907
     Federal Welfare System, Congress to
       restructure, HR-312; SR-305

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RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
    Fire Safe Cigarette Act of 1987,
      careless smoking materials, HR-
      1029
      Free Trade Agreement with Canada,
      urges, SR-617, 652; HR-868
    gas/gasohol excise tax, urges changes
       in collection procedures, HR-1163
    grant amnesty to a greater number of
       Irish nationals, HR-1207
    Great Lakes/Fort Sheridan bases,
       opposes closing, SR-1114
     Greek government, amnesty to
       prisoners, urges Congress, SR-242
     Hemingway stamp & host First Day
       Issue Ceremony, 90th birthday, July
       21, 1989, Oak Pk., IL, SJR-183
     Highway & Aviation Trust Funds,
       distribution of these funds, Congress
       urged, SJR-172
     IL Korean War Veterans' Memorial
       Bridge, U. S. route 150 in Danville
       over the N. Fork of Vermilion River
       be named, HR-2002
     IL Public Utilities Act, utility rate
       increase, SR-152
     Illinois Economic Development
       Assessment Task Force, created to,
       SR-151
     immediate end to gender bias in these
       admission criteria & request
       assistance, SJR-82; HJR-133
     immigrant temporary legal residence
       amnesty period, SR-944
     immigrants family residency
       requirement waivers, supports, HJR-
       146
     Immigration Reform & Control Act of
       1986, HJR-146
     inclusion of townships within the
       allocation formula for State revenue
       sharing, task force created, HR-673
     insurance regulation by States,
       supports continued; opposes repeal of
       McCarran-Ferguson Act, SJR-84
     Internal Revenue Service, rules for
       Lobbing by Public Charities, HR-
       163; SR-110
     IRS proposed rules, aposes, HR-104
     Legalization application fee, urge
       Congress, HR-190
     Lincoln Park Traps, for the Lake
       Michigan lakefront, SR-1427
     Medicare Catastrophe Health Act,
       relieve elderly of a surcharge on
       income taxes, Congress urged, HR-
       2021
     Metro-East flood control funding, U.S.
       Army Corps of Engineers withhold
       transferring, SJR-177
     Metro-East Sanitary District project,
       withhold transfer of funding, SJR-
       177




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RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
    Middle East peace, HR-1633
    Middle East Peace, Israel's right to
       exist, lay down weapons, HR-1633
    military gender bias, urges end to,
       SJR-82
     minority set-asides one-goal system,
       SJR-114
     Mississippi River National Heritage
       Corridor, protect & enhance, SJR-
       117
     national agricultural policy, drought's
       effects, requests Congress, HR-1629
     National Interim Drinking Water
       standard, urge U.S. Enviromental
       Protection Agency, HR-191
     National Korean War Monument, fund
       raising efforts, Congress urged,
       HJR-145
     National Strategy of Peace Through
       Strength, urges Congress, HJR-43
     NLRA to prohibit the replacement of
       striking or locked-out employees in
       labor dispute, urges Congress, HJR-
       123
     not to use Social Security funds to
       balance the budget, Congress urged,
       HR-361
     Photon Source, Argonne Nat'l. Lab.
       appropriation assurance, SR- 1141
     Postage stamp, honor the late Mayor
       Richard J. Daley, SR-461
     prevents such marketers from selling
       taxexempt gasoline & gasohol to
       state & local government, HR-1163
     protecting the decency of U.S. families
       & the right of minors, request U.S.
       Congress to pass HR-1786 & 1438,
       HR-1001
     railroad safety issues, HR-235
     railroad, short line, job protection
       conditions, HR-237
     rebuild new armories, monies received
       be set aside to match Fed. Gov.
       Funds, HR-766
     Regional Transit & Toll Highway
        Authority's, mass transit line, SR-
        180
     sales tax on mail-order transactions,
        HR-576
     Schmitz, Father Carl, justice be done
        in the case of his murder, HJR-189
     school asbestos reinspection waiver,
        SR-1246
     Sheffield radiation disposal site,
        radiation leakage from this site,
        HJR-76
      Social Security "notch" benefits
        correction, urges, SR-846; HR-1500
      Social Security benefits, distribution,
        HR-101, 1500

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
    Social Security distribution, benefits
      paid to those born between 1917 &
      1921, SR-846
    Soviet observance of Ukrainian
       Christianity millenium, boycott;
       disapproves Pres. visit to Russian
       Orthodox Monastery, JSR-5
    State revenue bond, Auditor General to
       conduct management audit, HR-258
    State Revolving Loan Fund to bring IL
       communities into compliance, SR-
       949
     State/local employee deferred benefits
       taxation, SR-909
     Sugar Supply Stabilization Act, reject,
       Congress urged, HR-1593
     Superconducting Super Collider, urge
       IL Congressional Delegation to
       support, HR-256
     support of new clean coal technology
       development, HR- 1187
     support the continuation of effective
       State regulation of insurance, SJR-
       84
     Task Force, created by SJR-136,
       increase members to 14, SJR-174
     Task Force, reporting date extended
       April 1, 1987 to May 1, 1987, SR-
       112
     The Immigration Control & Reform
       Act of 1986, one-year amnesty
       period to May 4, 1988, SR-944
     traumatic injury, the need for increased
       efforts to prevent, Congress urged,
       HJR-157
     U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 Census,
       conduct accurately & fairly,
       Hispanic communities, Congress
       urged, HR-1661, 1685
     U.S. Department of Agriculture's
       Africanized Bee Barrier Proposal,
       SJR-30
     U.S.-EPA redesignation of Ill. counties
       in noncompliance with Clean Air
       Act, HR-1771
     Uniform Relocation Assistance Act of
        1987, Public Law 100-17, one goal
        system for minority set-asides, SJR-
        114
     Uranium Revitalization and Tailings
        Reclamation Act, reject, Congress
        urged, HR-1594
     urge IL Congressional Delegation,
        manatory death sentence for persons
        found guilty of espionage, HJR-62
     Urges Congress to propose an
        Amendment to U.S. Constitution,
        making English, offical language of
        U.S., HJR-36
      US-EPA ozone findings, no
        redesignation of Ill. counties in
        noncompliance, HR-1771





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RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
    Veteran Administration Appeal &
      Review Process as it now stands,
      HJR-170
    7 GeV advanced Photon Source,
      Argonne National Laboratory, SR-
      1141
First Avenue Bridge, be named the
  Veterans Memorial First Avenue Bridge,
  HJR-161
Fox Valley Center in Aurora, disapprove as
  a site for inter-track horse race wagering,
  SR-618
Frank Einsweiler Bridge, on U.S. 20 over
  the Fever River, Galena, HJR-119;HR-
  864
Free Enterprise Week, support the efforts of
  the students, SR-710, 814
Garrison flags, City of Paramus did ban the
  display of such flags, HJR-155
Gay-Community AIDS Project, denounce
  publication of a brochure, HR-1339
General Assembly
    education-related legislation,
      moratorium, HJR-160
    legislative receptions, House members
      not attend, HR-439
    pay increase rejection, HJR-169
    Pledge of Allegiance first item of daily
      order of business, SR-1397
    prayer and meditation room, HR-1604
    tax increase used for education, HJR-
       168
German-American Day, Oct. 6, HR-1574;
  SJR-148
Gladys Gonzalez clemency petition, SR-
   1212
Governor
    displaced homemakers, SJR-175; HJR-
       219
     Gladys Gonzalez clemency petition,
       SR-1212
     Mathematics/Science Academy panel,
       urges Gov. to appoint, SJR-101, 102
Great Lakes Naval Base or Fort Sheridan,
  oppose any attempts to close, SR-1114
Greek Independence Day, March 25, HR-
   318
Heartland's Best for 1987 Day, May 30,
   HR-438
IL Commerce Commission
     elected, submission of public question
       to voters in 1988, SR-431
 IL District Optimist Clubs Week, May 8-
   14, SR-1088
 IL Firefighter Memorial Day, 3rd Sunday
   in May, SR-280
 IL Police Officer's Memorial Day, May 14,
   1987, HR-369
 IL Rails to Trails Day, May 7, 1988, SR-
   924

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
IL Women's History Month, March 1987,
  SR-62
Ileitis and Colitis Awareness Week, the
  week of May 15, SR-993
Illinois District Optimist Clubs Week, May
  8-14, HR-1392
Interstate Route 55 in IL be named the IL
  Veterans' Highway, SR-1367
Jewish community, deplore recent hate-
  filled acts of vandalism, HR- 1193
Johnny Genna Day, July 10, 1987, HR-568
Johnny Genna Day, Sept. 16, 1988, SR-
  1269
Just Say No Week, May 18-24, SR-37
Just Say No, administrators to hold special
  programs, ceremonies & exercises, SR-
  1084
Kankakee/Iroquois Counties Soil & Water
  Conservation District, restrict water
  withdrawals, SR-1298
Knights of Pythias Day, designate April 4,
  1987, HR-170
laboratory building on land purchased from
  Carl Sandburg College, private
  contractor construct, HJR-194
Let Someone Fill Your Shoes Month, SJR-
   181
Loyalty Day, May Ist., SR-1099
Martin Luther King-Veterans Bridge, HJR-
  200
Mathematics/Science Academy panel,
  urges Gov. to appoint, SJR-101, 102
McNamee, Timothy murder, request the
  Dept. of State Police to offer all possible
  assistance, HR-867
Minority Business Week in Lake Cty., Mar.
  23, 1987, HR-116
Mrs. Jacqueline L. Jackson Day, February
  27, 1988, SR-828
Municipal Clerks Week, HR-1205
National Consumers Week, SR-69
National Digestive Diseases Awareness
   Month in May, SR-197
National Medical Laboratory Week, April
   12 through 18, SR-101
National Polio Week, June 1-7, 1987, HR-
  482
National Victim Rights Week, April 17-23,
   HR-1270
National Volunteer Week, April 26 through
   May 2, SR-198
North Lawndale Day, August 7, 1987, HR-
   594
North-south tollway, DuPage Cty.,
   designated the James "Pate" Phillip
   Tollway, HR-27
O'Hare Airport, establish a highly visible
   security center, SR-1027
O'Hare International Airport, establish a
   checking device, SR-594




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RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS--Cont.
Oak Forest Chamber of Commerce,
  Governor's Award, SR-380
Official Centennial Year of the IL State
  Capitol is 1988, HR-900
opticians play in safeguarding good vision,
  urges all citizens to take note, HR-858
PENSION FUNDS INVESTMENTS
    urge all firms doing business in
       Northern Ireland, SR-365
Plasky Memorial Field, named after Jeff
  Plasky, HR-351
Pledge of Allegiance
    Senate's daily order of business, SR-
       1397
Police Officer's Memorial Day, May 14,
   1987, SR-154
Polio Survivors Week, Sept. 6-12, 1987, SR-
  274
Polish jetliner crush victims, SR-270
prison site determination, urges Gov. fair
  decision, HR-144
private contractor construct a laboratory
  building on land purchased from Carl
  Sandburg College, SJR-133
problem of State employees paying dues and
   being affiliated with labor union, HJR-81
problems facing persons released from
   correctional facilities or placed on
   probation, blue ribbon Task Force
   appointed, SJR-81, 82
 psychiatric care units, judgement in their
   creation & use of advertising, SR-1208
 Public Broadcasting Day, Nov. 7, 1987,
   HR-893
 Recognition Night, Oct. 27, 1987, HR-852
 recommends to G.A. that it adopt
   fundamental rural development
   guidelines, HJR-89
 reject any & all proposals for increasing the
   compensation of elected officials of this
   State, during the next 5 yrs., HJR-169
 Respect Life Week, SJR-103, 905; SR-414;
   HR-1714
 Retired Senior Volunteer Week in Lake
   Cty., 2nd week of May, HR-183
 review the export development programs of
   other states, task force appointed, HR-
   445
 River Clean Up Days, May 30 & 31, 1987,
   HR-286
 RSVP Day in IL, April 20, 1988, honor
   1,300 senior volunteers, HR-1202; SR-
   953
 Ryan, Officer Michael, Bethesda Naval
   Hospital, Pres. Reagan, surgery patient,
   HR-35
 Salute America's Heroes Days in IL, June
   12 and 13, 1987, SR-336
 satellite space shield, defense against
   nuclear attack, HR-137

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
Say No! To Joe Day in IL, May 26, 1988,
  HR-1451
School Psychology Week, HR-25, 1042
Security Pride Week in IL., third week in
  October, HJR-130
Skim Milk Day in IL, Feb. 13th, HR-1374
Soybean Ink Week, June 27, 1988,
  Governor urged, HR-1435
State Capitol Centennial Year, 1988, SR-
  663
State Capitol, 1988 official Centennial Year
  of the, SR-663
State Democratic Party Convention
  intern'tl. party policy, HR-1612
Sunday, July 3, 1988, statewide day of
  prayer for rain, HR-1680
tax increase this year used for the
  improvement of education, HJR-168
toy gun manufacturers, alter product
  design, HR-254
Transit Appreciation Day, May 18, 1988,
  HR-1449
trap & skeet shooting, uses for Lake
   Michigan's lakefront, HR-1903
Ukrainians honoring millennium of
   Ukrainian Christianity throughout the
   world, SR-958
US 36, designate as 1-72; speed limit of 65
   mph, SR-222
VETERANS
     Dept. of Veterans' Affairs, reopen Field
       Offices, HR-1365
     designation, active duty in uniform
       services, HJR-34
     IL Korean War Veterans' Memorial
       Bridge, U. S. route 150 in Danville
       over the N. Fork of Vermilion River
       be named, HR-2002
     IL Vietnam Veterans Memorial,
       leaders to be dedicated, May 6-8,
       1988, HR-1359
     Illinois Vietnam Veterans Memorial,
       commemorating stamp, HJR-199
     Interveterans Burial Detail of
       Sangamon Cty., HJR-25
     Korean War Veterans Memorial Week,
       July 25-31, 1988, HR-1471
     sailors who served on the LCSL's
       during World War II, SR-515
     urge support to bring back & locate the
       troops listed as POW/MIA, HR-152
     Veteran Administration Appeal &
       Review Process as it now stands,
       HJR-170
     Veterans of Foreign Wars of U.S., 68th
       Voice of Democracy Contest, HJR-
       151
     Vets. of Foreign Wars Post #2257,
       dedication of Knox Cty Vets. Center,
       HR-1468




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RESOLUTIONS -
  MISCELLANEOUS-Cont.
    Vietnam Veteran's Day, Aug. 8, 1987,
      SR-256
    Vietnam War Veterans Day and
      Memorial Fund observance &
      support, SJR-11
    Vietnam Women's Memorial Project,
      honor female Vietnam era veterans,
      HR-1956
    Vietnam, join in a bi-partisan effort to
      meet needs, urges IL House of Rep.,
      HR-1353
    Vietnam, servicemen killed or missing
      & appreciation for the men who
      served in the conflict, SR-1038
    Wilson, Michael, Commander,
      dedication of Knox Cty Vets. Center,
      HR-1468
victims of the Nazi Holocaust, remembered
  on April 20, 1988, HR-1237
Vietnam War Veterans Day, SJR-11
violent attacks against medical facilities,
  prompt investigative action, SJR-44
Washington, Harold, State of Illinois
  Center, urges designation, HJR-141
water withdrawals
    Kankakee/Iroquois Counties,
      restrictions, SR-1298
White Sox Park study, HR-59
Whitney Houston Day in IL on Wed., Aug.
  24, 1988, HR-1713
Women's History Month, HR-189, 1189
World Day for Laboratory Animals in IL,
  April 22, 1988, HR-1276
Youth Art Month in IL, HR-1026
Youth Art Month, March 1987, HR-76
RESOLUTIONS - SPECIAL SESSION
CONGRATULATORY AND
  COMMENDATORY
    Patterson, James, Supreme
      Commander of Military Order of
      Cooties, HR-4(SS-1)
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
    adjournment, SJR-l(SS-1)
    HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
        organizational, (SS-1): HR-1, 2, 3
    SENATE
        organizational, (SS-1): SR-1, 2, 3,
          4,5,6
RESTAURANTS
Clean Restaurant Air Act, IL
    creates; prohibits smoking in public
      restaurants, HB-154
deep-fried foods
    posting of information in food
      establishments, HB-2430

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


REVENUE ACT OF 1939 (PROPERTY
  TAX)
See TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF
  1939 (PROPERTY TAX)
REVENUE SHARING
See LOCAL GOVERNMENT
REVISORIES
See STATUTES
RIVERS
See WATER
SAFETY
All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act
    creates, HB-612, 1514
    effective date, HB-4191
    exemptions, HB-3115
    minimum operator age, HB-3443
    operation & regulation, HB-3776
    public hearing for public land usage by
      ATMs, HB-3740
    registration exemptions, HB-3493
    repeals, HB-3916
    repeals, HB-3916, 3983
alley curfew, SB-718
asbestos - see: HEALTH
beverage containers
    bans detachable pull-tabs; requires to
      be returnable; refund value;
      distributor pay retail dealer, HB-62,
      1292
Boat Registration and Safety Act
    boating license age, raises to 21, HB-
      2199
    canoes and kayaks, exempt from
      registration requirement, SB-1550
    prohibits persons under 12 from
      certification to operate, HB-2201
    registration & titling of all watercraft,
      HB-2220
    watercraft operation regulations; safety
      procedures; licensing requirements,
      HB-2219
building code, requires cities & counties to
  adopt, HB-2562
building health code violations
    causes of action; bonds, fees; repair
      liens, HB-2507
Carnival and Amusement Rides Safety Act
    definitions: carnival and principal
      business, HB-228
    liability insurance and bond
      requirements, HB-227
    maximum permit fee, eliminates,
      SB-155
    permit revocations; standards for
      length of suspension; fees, SB-601
    water slides/dry slides higher than 20
      feet, includes, SB-1599




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SAFETY-Cont.
Chemical Safety Act
    businesses notify EPA prior to sale or
       abandonment of facility, SB-1089
    chemical release, Emergency Services
       & Disaster Agency notification,
       HB-747
    chemical release, ESDA notify
       residents within 48 hrs., SB-792
    chemical safety contingency plans,
       EPA review & revise; ESDA require
       revisions to be implemented; expands
       scope of Act HB-3683
     notification of significant releases; fees;
       contingency plans, HB-1359
Child Passenger Protection Act
    fine waiver for undue hardship, HB-
       3538
     handicapped child restraint exemption,
       SB-1642
     responsibility, expands to every person
       transporting child under 6, HB-3466
Cigarette Safety Act, Illinois
     creates; fire safety standards for
       cigarettes/little cigars, HB-4290
Cigarette Safety Commission Act, creates,
  HB-4289
Clean Public Elevator Air Act, IL
     creates; prohibits smoking in public
       elevators, HB-52
Environmental Health Practitioner
   Registration Act
     creates; registration of health, safety,
       environmentalist, etc. persons;
       exams, HB-972
equestrian safety helmets, HB-569
Fire Equipment Distributor and Employee
   Regulation Act
     creates; licensing & regulation; fees;
       Dept. R&E; State Fire Marshal,
       HB-917
firefighting vehicles
     safety test requirement, HB-422
     studded tire use, SB-384;HB-544
fireworks
     See FIREWORKS
food handlers
     sanitary inspections; enforcement;
       Dept. Public Health test for
       contagious or venereal diseases, HB-
       1334
 Highway Safety Incentive Maintenance Act
     creates; ICC motor carrier & safety
       incentive maintenace rates, HB-3456
 industrial and commercial establishments
     Safety Inspections & Education
       Advisory Committee, HB-4060
 Lawn Chlemical Application Notice Act
     creates; posting of notice on lawn when
       chemicals applied, HB-794, 918

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


SAFETY-Cont.
Manufactured Housing and Mobile Home
  Safety Act
    alterations resulting in violation of Act,
       prohibits, SB-498;HB-755
Mobile Home Tiedown Act
    substandard tiedown equipment,
       penalties, HB-2665
Motor Vehicle Replacement Safety Law
     adds; standards for non-original
       manufacturer parts (non-OEM);
       customer notice; insurer restrictions,
       HB-2007, 3027
motor vehicle Safety Responsibility Law
     lifting of suspension for defaulting on
       damage payment agreement, SB-411
     owner must certify that vehicle is in
       compliance with, HB-26
     reporting requirements on insurance
       companies & producers, HB-25
motor vehicles
     firetruck safety test requirement, HB-
       422
     headset receivers, repeals prohibition;
       motorcycle helmet intercom, SB-372
motorcycles
     headset receivers, repeals prohibition;
       motorcycle helmet intercom, SB-372
     helmet requirement, HB-3323
     helmet, requires for operator and
       passengers, SB-112;HB-2
nonmetal firearms, bans, HB-3294
Nuclear Safety Education Assistance Act
     creates; grants; siting regulations;
       zoning; licensure; HB-4035
Nuclear Safety Preparedness Act
     fee for spent nuclear fuel shipments,
       HB-3430
     nuclear power reactor annual fees,
       SB-1502
personnel radiation monitoring
     radiation exposure records of employee,
       HB-3431
pesticides
     regulation, HB-2390, 2391, 2392
     release, EPA remedial action, HB-3799
pesticides regulation, HB-2390, 2391, 2392
Public Transportation Safety Board Act
     creates; investigate accidents on public
       transportation systems, HB-2787
Radiation Installation Act
     annual registry with Dept. of Nuclear
       Safety, HB-539
 Radiation Protection Act
     administrative hearings rules, SB-492
     fee increases; renewals; inspection;
       testing, HB-2791
 radon gas
     radon gas residence testing, EPA
       establish program, HB-1887




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SAFETY-Cont.
Radon Gas Safety Act, HB-3780
Radon Mitigation Act
    creates; Dept. Nuclear Safety program
       for detecting & reducing radon;
       detecting device approval; treble
       damages, SB-1517; HB-3780
Safe Drinking Water and Toxic
  Enforcement Act of 1988, creates, SB-
  2125
school buses
     rooftop safety hatch, SB-296; HB-919
     seat back installation authorization,
       HB-2323
shopping centers speed limit, HB-3508
Skiing Safety Board, creates in Dept. of
   Labor, SB-957;HB-2786
slum housing management, HB-2763
Smoke Detector Act
     see also: FIRE PROTECTION
     creates, HB-3
     hotels: smoke detectors designed for
       hearing impaired, HB-3563
smoke detectors
     see also: FIRE PROTECTION
     fire insurance policies requirement,
       HB-2396
     requires installation in certain
       facilities, HB-2403
speed limit
     See MOTOR VEHICLES
State safety inspections and education
     Dept. of Labor no jurisdiction over pol.
       subdivisions, SB-530
 Tenants Bill of Rights Act
     creates; tenants reporting bldg. code or
       health code violations, HB-1817
 Toxic Enforcement Act of 1988, creates,
   SB-2214; HB-3948
 Toxic Substances Disclosure to Employees
   Act
     agricultural worker employer, includes;
       multi-lingual information/programs,
       HB-3702
     container hazard warnings, HB-627
     exempts certain paint tinting, HB-921
 Volunteer Fire Protection Association Act,
   creates, HB-677
 Workplace Safety Device Act
     creates; unlawful to remove safety
       warnings & devices, SB-2186, 2246
 SALES
 asbestos liability, SB-2020
 automatic checkout systems
     stores mark prices on shelves or bins,
       HB-1341
 beverage containers
     bans detachable pull-tabs; requires to
       be returnable; refund value;
       distributor pay retail dealer, HB-62,
       1292

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


SALES-Cont.
    prohibits retail sales; business offense,
      SB-218
Buy American Act
    renames Steel and Steel Products Act,
       SB-1400
check cashing services
     innkeepers may offer, HB-3967
     merchants, authorizes services for fee,
       HB-513
common carrier personal property
     limits sales; disposition of unclaimed
       surplus of sale, SB-1871
Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business
  Practices Act
     see also: FRAUD
     real estate sales advertising promotions,
       HB-3181
Credit Card Application Disclosure Act,
     creates; issuer disclose rate/fee/etc.
       info, HB-1630
credit card surcharge, prohibits, SB-400
Credit Services Organizations Act
     creates; regulates credit rating service
       companies; disclosure statements,
       SB-1998
dies and molds
     processors have lien for balance due
       from customer, SB-668
Drug Paraphernalia Control Act
     sales to minors, misdemeanor,
       HB-2328
 Farm Implement Buyer Protection Act,
   creates, SB-454, 894
 farm products security interests, HB-922
 Farm, Industrial and Construction
   Equipment Fair Dealership Law, IL
     retailer lien on repurchased inventory,
       HB-535
 fetal alcohol syndrome
     retail sellers of alcohol post warning;
       Dept. Revenue provide signs for fee;
       SB-770
 flood plain real estate sales, HB-1095
 Franchise Disclosure Act
     repeals; creates Franchise Disclosure
       Act of 1987, HB-2011
 Hearing Aid Consumer Protection Act
     prohibits mail order sales, HB-640,
       2114
 Itinerant Vendors Registration Act
     creates; annual registration with Dept.
       Revenue, HB-183
 lemon law - see: New-Car Buyer Protection
   Act
 Long-Term Care Insurance Act
     creates; regulates sales; disclosure of
       information, SB-2073, 2172;
       HB-1491, 3908
 Membership Campground Act




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SALES-Cont.
    advertising; premiums; cancellation
       rights, HB-1836
Motor Fuel Marketing Act, HB-3932
Motor Vehicle Replacement Safety Law
    adds; standards for non-original
       manufacturer parts (non-OEM);
       customer notice; insurer restrictions,
       HB-2007
Motor Vehicle Retail Installment Sales Act
     balloon-note financing agreements,
       HB-2477
     credit life or credit disability insurance
       notices, HB-216
     interest rate, 10% plus prime, HB-4259
     interest rates limits, SB-1189; HB-
       3019
motor vehicles
     Sunday prohibition, repeals, HB-559
New and Used Car Truth in Bargaining and
   Advertising Act, Illinois, creates, HB-
   4275
 New-Car Buyer Protection Act (lemon law)
     farm tractors, includes, HB-1107
     second division motor vehicles under
       8,000 lbs., SB-2102
 police equipment
     prohibits sales to private persons, SB-
       376
 Pre-Need Cemetery Sales Act, IL
     contracts sold on guaranteed price
       basis; determination of assets;
       definitions, HB-1698
     foreign warehouse facility; service of
       process; performance bonds;
       licensure; trust fund trustees; audits,
       HB-1917
 private enterprise, restricts competition
   with, SB-1128
 public sales
     amounts; disposition of unclaimed
       surplus; enforcement; SB-1871
 pyramid sales scheme
     increases penalty, HB-2105
 rebates
     disclosure of terms on rebates or
       refunds, HB-1386
 rental-purchase agreements regulation,
   SB-1046
 Retail Installment Sales Act
     balloon-note financing agreements,
       HB-4132
 sale of land by the acre
     seller liability by acreage, HB-609
 sale of tickets
     repeals Act in relation to sale of tickets
       to certain places of entertainment or
       amusement, HB-1803
 Smokeless Tobacco Limitation Act
     creates; prohibits sales & distribution
       to persons under 18, HB-1726

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


SALES-Cont.
Telemarketing Consumer Protection Act,
  HB-4015
telephone directory
    advertising sales, failure to disclose an
       unlawful business practice, HB-541
telephone solicitation
    bans after 5 p.m., SB-751
telephone transactions
     statutory cancellation provisions apply,
       HB-1788
Trade Secrets Act, Uniform
     creates; codify basic common law
       provisions, HB-1853
Transient Merchant Act of 1987
     creates, HB-560
     organized fesitvals, exemptions,
       HB-4286
unsolicited services, deemed as gift, HB-
   2608
Video Movie Sales and Rentals Act
     restricts morbid materials, HB-2612
Weights and Measures Act
     commodities packaging, labeling &
       sale standards, HB-2376
SANITARY DISTRICTS
Chicago Sanitary District - see:
   Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater
   Chicago
 Metro-East Sanitary District
     Board majority representation
       alternate between 2 counties, HB-30
     boundary specifications, HB-196
     Disaster Preparedness of the Metro-
       East Sanitary District, creates
       Commission on, HB-1074
     DOT inspect & prescribe standards;
       referendum to raise tax rate, HB-196
     DOT inspections/standards;
       referendum for tax increase,
       HB-14112
     election of commissioners, HB-4051
     Exec. Dir. registered professional
       engineer, requires, HB-29
     local representation on governing
       board, HB-29
     pump station and flood gate system,
       DOT oversee & monitor, HB-1277
     short title, technical change, HB-1073
     technical changes, HB-4112
 Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater
   Chicago
     Board of Commissioners salaries
       increase, SB-1845; HB-3680
     bond issuance terminal date, SB-1842,
       SB-1843;HB-3309
     civil service board member salaries
       increase, SB-1844; HB-3679
     civil service examinations, SB-1842;
        HB-3678




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SANITARY DISTRICTS-Cont.
    Cook County property annexed to
       Metropolitan Sanitary Dist.,
       SB-140;HB-316
    corporate property lease terms, SB-
       1727; HB-3087
     eligible registers effectiveness, HB-
       3678
     expands, HB-4220
     job vacancies, Dir. Personnel certify list
       of names, SB-516;HB-1219
     lease of Dist. real property or interest,
       HB-316
     lease terms & payments limitations,
       HB-1701
     police powers, SB-430;HB-1082
     property leases, SB-1842
     residency requirements,
       SB-586;HB-1454
     sewerage system permits exemptions,
       HB-4023
     waste discharge hearing officers,
       SB-684; HB-1701
 North Shore Sanitary District Act
     disconnection for nonpayment or
       violation HB-1405
     district board of trustees hire sanitary
       dist. employees, HB-1949
     employee indemnification; self-
       insurance programs, reserves, HB-
       1406
     illegal water or sewer connections
       inspections, HB-1948
     individual services provisions, HB-1945
     injunctive relief or mandamus against
       water pollution, HB-1404
     powers, HB-3261
     quick take eminent domain powers,
       HB-1947
     seizure of portable equipment used to
       pollute water/sewage systems, HB-
       1951
 Sanitary District Revenue Bond Act
     notice to owner prior to civil action,
       HB-3261
 stormwater management
     bond authorization; authority to borrow
       money, SB-1843
 1907, Sanitary District Act of
     board of trustees salaries, increases;
       eliminates maximum annual
       attorney salary, SB-1591;HB-246
     stormwater management bonds, SB-
        1843; HB-3875, 4220
     trustee staggered terms,
       SB-1842;HB-3898
 1917, Sanitary District Act of
     board member compensation increase,
       SB-1074
     disconnection for nonpayment or
       violation HB-1405

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


SANITARY DISTRICTS-Cont.
    dissolved, petition and referendum,
      HB-1509
    district board of trustees hire sanitary
      dist. employees, HB-1949
    election of trustees; abolition of
      appointees, SB-2216
    employee indemnification; self-
       insurance programs, reserves, HB-
       1406
     illegal water or sewer connections
       inspections, HB-1948
     individual services provisions, HB-1945
     injunctive relief or mandamus against
       water pollution, HB-1404
     powers, HB-3261
     quick take eminent domain powers,
       HB-1947
     quick take power of eminent domain,
       HB-1136
     seizure of portable equipment used to
       pollute water/sewage systems, HB-
       1951
     special assessments, HB-3262
     trustee election/referendum, HB-3458
 1936, Sanitary District Act of
     Chi. Sanitary Dist. procedures
       exemptions, HB-3467
     compensation of board members, HB-
       3750
     disconnection for nonpayment or
       violation HB-1405
     district board of trustees hire sanitary
       dist. employees, HB-1949
     employee indemnification; self-
       insurance programs, reserves, HB-
       1406
     illegal water or sewer connections
       inspections, HB-1948
     individual services provisions, HB-1945
     injunctive relief or mandamus against
       water pollution, HB-1404
     powers, HB-3261
     quick take eminent domain powers,
       HB-1947
     seizure of portable equipment used to
       pollute water/sewage systems, HB-
       1951
     special service area, alternative special
       assessment procedure, HB-3262
     trustee staggered terms, HB-4231
     vacancies filled by election, exceptions,
       SB-587
 SCHOLARSHIPS
 aviation
     U of I/SIU, annual award and fee
       waiver, HB-3358
 Baccalaureate Assistance Law for
   Registered Nurses
     full time student loans, HB-2273




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SCHOLARSHIPS-Cont.
Educational Loan Purchase Program Law
     bonds, eliminates interest ceiling,
       HB-4233
     lender eligibility, HB-4234
Executive Development Program
     establishes; executive training
       scholarships beyond Bachelor's
       degree, SB-1304
Higher Education Student Assistance Law
     awarded based on financial need, HB-
       4135
     increases monetary scholarship for
       undergraduates, SB-977
     limits to students at IL institutions,
       SB-443
     merit recognition scholarships
       payments, HB-180, 1018
     need-based scholarship grants for
       specified courses of study, HB-1927
     remedial math and language
       participants, eligible for extra year of
       scholarship awards, SB-1100
     State Scholarship Commission member
       eligible for grant or scholarship, HB-
       2622
     undergraduate monetary scholarship
       awards increases, SB-1697
 merit recognition scholarship
     period of time during which may be
       used, HB-1265
 monetary scholarship limits until 1992, SB-
   1350
 State Scholarship Commission
     See COMMISSIONS,
       COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
 State scholarship renewal grade
   requirements, HB-2654
 teacher training scholarship
     eliminates public school teaching
        requirement, SB-717; HB-1022
     may be used at private colleges if
        tuition & fees do not exceed State
        institution amts., SB-865
 veterans scholarships
     eligibility period, HB-85
     exempts from denial for default on
        guaranteed loans, HB-85
 Young Leaders Scholarship Program, IL
     creates; high sch. graduate
        scholarships, HB-2460
 SCHOOLS
 See EDUCATION
 SEAT BELTS
 See MOTOR VEHICLES
 SECRETARY OF STATE
 See STATE OFFICERS

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


SENIOR CITIZENS
Abused and Neglected Long Term Care
  Facility Residents Reporting Act
     includes institutions under Dept.
       Mental Health & Developmental
       Disabilities, HB-639
aggravated battery of senior citizen
     Class 2 felony; prosecution in criminal
       court, SB-1437
Aging, Illinois Act on
     fees for nursing home prescreening
       prior to in-home care eligibility,
       SB-2243
     home care services eligibility, increases
       assets, HB-654
     long-term care insurance public
       awareness program, HB-3874
     personnel qualifications restrictions,
       SB-1057
     rural area services to seniors, Dept. on
       Aging grant to higher ed. institution,
       SB-1461, 1648
     shared housing assistance program,
       HB-664
     volunteer service credit program, Dept.
       on Aging create, SB-1590
 Circuit Breaker - see: Senior Citizens and
   Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and
   Pharmaceutical Assistance Act
 Community Care Program Criminal
   Background Investigations Act
     creates; Dept. Aging community care
       agencies employee background
       checks, HB-2809
 dependent care assistance
     income tax deduction, SB-215
 drivers education
     drivers over age 55, sch. provide on
       space-available basis, HB-358
 Elder Abuse and Intervention Neglect Act
     creates; voluntary reporting; Dept.
       Aging assessment of reports,
       services, rules, HB-3915
 Elder Abuse and Neglect Act
     creates; voluntary reporting; Dept.
        Aging assess reports & services,
        form rules & regs., SB-1226, 1714;
        HB-3103
 Elder Abuse Demonstration Program Act
     physicians report suspected cases, HB-
        1670
      termination date, extends, HB-2840
 home care services
      eligibility, increases assets, HB-654
 home remodeling grants
      DCCA assistance to general rental
        income, HB-2277
 home rental conversions
      senior citizen/disabled person owner,
        prohibits increase in assessed
        valuation, SB-428




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SENIOR CITIZENS-Cont.
homestead exemption
     See HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
housing grants, IL Housing Dev. Auth.,
  HB-1649
Long Term Care Ombudsman Act
     creates; Office of the Ombudsman
       investigate & resolve complaints
       about long term care health
       facilities, HB-2694, 3971
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Act
     creates; Dept. on Aging ombudsman
       services for long-term care facility
       residents; training; annual reports,
       HB-3741
motor vehicle registration fee
     amateur radio operators, reduction,
       HB-3020
     reduction, HB-2382
 public utility energy audits
     residences of persons 65 or older, HB-
       715
 robbery of senior citizen
     physically handicapped victim, Class 1
       felony, HB-2479
 senior citizen services tax increase, SB-1387
 Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons
   Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical
   Assistance Act (Circuit Breaker)
     blind diabetic patients, measured doses,
       HB-3346
     covered drugs, SB-102, 494, 1883; HB-
        179, 274, 347,695, 1888, 3618, 4020
     covered prescription drugs handbook,
       HB-3492
     eligibility
          all low-income citizens, HB-241
          increase income threshold, SB-
            625; HB-273
          persons turning 65 during calendar
            year eligible for entire year,
            HB-247
     eligibility ceiling, SB-1441
     fuel cost grant; excludes veterans
        benefits from income, HB-750
     fuel cost relief grants, SB-1352
     grants, authorizations; limitations, HB-
        1888
     immunosuppressive drugs, includes,
        HB-3618
      income
          excludes certain rental income,
            SB-529
          excludes veterans benefits, SB-8;
            HB-750, 753
      income tax exemption, $1,000
        additional, HB-207, 251
      Parkinson's disease medication, HB-
        3897
      pharmacist professional dispensing fee,
        increases, HB-1473

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


SENIOR CITIZENS-Cont.
    pharmacy participation; defines
       reasonable cost, HB-1473
     prescriptions for $1, HB-1294
     rent constituting property taxes
       accrued, increases, SB-429
     resets caps; limits grants, HB-3062
     Sr. Cit. Real Estate Tax Deferral Act
       information, SB-1811
     veterans benefits, excludes from
       "income", SB-8;HB-750, 753
Senior Citizens Property Tax Limitation
  Act of 1988, HB-2890
Senior Citizens Real Estate Tax Deferral
   Act
     applicable to all low-income persons,
       HB-3086
     includes persons over 60 (now 65), HB-
       226
     special assessment deferrals, HB-1983
     tax deferral qualifications, HB-3195
 tax credit
     utility bills, HB-656
 telephone service
     user sensitive/measured services usage
       allowance, HB-354
 trial dates
     preference for senior citizens, trial set
       for within 120 days, HB-2944
 unnecessary institutionalization
     Dept. Aging community care contracts,
       HB-881
 volunteer service credit program
     Dept. Aging create; services to persons
       60 and over, SB-255
 voting access
     polling place accessible to handicapped
       & elderly, SB-61
 SEWAGE DISPOSAL
 See HEALTH
 SMOKING
 See TOBACCO AND TOBACCO
   PRODUCTS
 SOLICITATION
 Residential Telephone Customer Privacy
   Act
     creates; prohibits solicitation by
       commercial entities without
       customer consent, HB-322
 solicitation to sell real estate
     bans soliciting owners who have given
        notice of not wishing to sell, HB-
        2497
 telephone
      bans after 5 p.m., SB-751
      unsolicited automated phone
        solicitation, prohibits, SB-190;HB-8




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STATE AGENCIES
See Also: COMMISSIONS,
  COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
adult education programs
    State programs, information submitted
       to State Board of Ed, HB-1748
Asbestos Abatement Authority
    creates; A.G. Asbestos Litigation Div.;
       ID and abatement of friable asbestos
       in gov't. bldgs., SB-1463
blind reading machines, SB-1047
Bureau of the Budget
    BOB list employees working for one
       agency but paid by another, SB-1000
    General Assembly budgetary
       information requests, BOB
       cooperation, HB-4281
Buy Illinois
    DCCA program-IL business & gov't.
       agencies purchase IL goods &
       services, HB-2369
Capital Development Board
    See COMMISSIONS,
       COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
    operational expenses funds, SB-2044;
       HB-3445
capital projects needs
    annual assessments to legislative
       leaders, HB-3735
Citizen Ombudsman, IL Office of
    creates; Gov. appointee accept gov't.
       related inquiries and health care
       complaints, HB-1665
Clean Indoor Air Act, Illinois
     creates; prohibits smoking in public
       places, SB-374, 1820;HB-20, 4195
Clean Workplace Air Act, IL
     creates; prohibits smoking in
       workplace, HB-1719
Community Services Act of 1987
     creates; coordinated system of services;
       grants; purchase of care contracts,
       SB-1210
Comprehensive Groundwater Protection
  Act
     creates; regional plans; Interagency
       Coordination Committee; regulation
       by EPA & Dept. Pub. Hlth.; right to
       recovery for contaminated wells, SB-
       1307
Court of Claims
     concurrence of 3 judges in case
       decisions HB-1693
Criminal Justice Information Authority
     criminal history record information,
       Auth. prescribe forms, manner &
       fees, SB-909
delinquent debts
     State agencies report amount of debt
       owed them, HB-4126

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STATE AGENCIES-Cont.
Development Finance Authority, IL
    annual report to Gov. and G.A.; A.G.
      audit books & records, SB-103
    business loan guarantees, Minority &
       Female Bus. Enterprise Council
       certified, HB-4166
    definitions revision, HB-1678
    deletes Section heading, HB-4082
    Direct Loan Program for industrial
       projects, HB-2555
    Direct Loan Program; additional
       powers, HB-2555
    General Assembly findings, HB-4084,
       4087
    grants program, uniform definition of
       eligible project costs, SB-491
    guaranteed private loans to third
       parties, authorizes, HB-1684
    Housing Partnership Program grants,
       HB-2640
     Ill. industry promotion, HB-4243
     increases authorized debt, SB-703
     Industrial Revenue Bond Ins. Fund,
       prudent investments, diversification
       of investments, HB-1858
     poverty areas to receive 50% of
       resources HB-2663
    project disapproval notice by corporate
       authorities to Authority, HB-2784
    short term working capital loans to
       minority or female owned businesses,
       HB-4303
     stormwater management bonds, SB-
       1843; HB-3875, 4220
     stylistic change, HB-1859
     stylistic change, SB-1112
Early Education, State Interagency Council
  on
     establishes; assist State Board of Ed in
       complying with Education of
       Handicapped Act amendments,
       EO87-4
Energy Conservation Finance Authority
  Act, Illinois
     creates; reduce utility & energy costs of
       State & local gov't. and sch. dist.
       bldgs., HB-3056
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
     Agency rules: excess emissions,
       monitoring contaminant discharges,
       validation, HB-2769
     chemical safety contingency plans,
       EPA review & revise; ESDA require
       revisions to be implemented; expands
       scope of Act HB-3683
     Emergency and Hazardous Inventory
       Forms and Toxic Chemical Release
       Forms filed with US-EPA, IL-EPA
       make available to public, SB-1498
     Environmental Cleanup Responsibility
       Act; creates; EPA est. requirements,
       HB-2141




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STATE AGENCIES-Cont.
     ESDA, transfer certain duties to EPA,
       HB-3683
     fire protection water supply cross -
       connection control devices, bans
       EPA/Poll. Control Bd. regulation,
       HB-3522
    grants for sewer and water projects,
       authorizes, HB-308
    groundwater protection plan deadline,
       SB-1209
     household wastes collection & disposal
       program, EPA conduct, HB-3100,
       3683
     increases EPA bond authorization for
       city grants, SB-1007
     laboratory fees, SB-157
     Lake Calumet hazardous wastes study,
       HB-3608
     Lake Michigan work permits, EPA/
       DOT joint issuers (now Pollution
       Control Board), HB-2864
     lien on property cleaned up by EPA;
       acquisition of real property for
       protection of human health, SB-2010
     local water supply, EPA grants to local
       gov'ts., SB-270
     Municipal Recycling Pilot Project Act,
       creates; assistance grants to cities,
       HB-2606
     Municipal Wastewater Treatment
       Revolving Loan Fund, creates; EPA
       loans to cities for wastewater
       facilities, SB-117
     Noise Pollution Control Div.; airport
       landing ban ordinances; restricts new
       runways; Chi. noise abatement
       office; SB-805
     permits, EPA delay decisions; regional
       pollution control facility fees pay
       counsel & witnesses, HB-2678
     pesticide release, remedial action,
       HB-3799
     pesticides, EPA authorized to clean-up
       property, HB-3568
     Phase II vapor recovery systems at gas
       stations, HB-3798
     Private Well Water Protection Act,
       creates; groundwater protection,
       SB-1482; HB-2742
     radon gas residence testing, EPA
       establish program, HB-1887
     rules, voids certain; transfers authority
       for to Pollution Control Board, HB-
       1263
     sanitary landfill inspections, HB-1463
     standards for local gov't. grants,
       nonhazardous solid waste
       management, HB-3143
     toxic air contaminants program &
       regulations, EPA establish,
       SB-442;HB-1055

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STATE AGENCIES-Cont.
    toxic chemical reporting; IL Toxic
      Chemical Inventory, HB-1403
    Underground Storage Tank Regulation
       Act, creates; EPA/Pollution Control
       Bd. rules, SB-1426
    variance, publication of notice, HB-
       2257
    Wastewater Assistance Revolving
       Fund Act, creates; EPA loans of fed.
       funds to local gov't. for wastewater
       treatment facility rehab; fees,
       charges; SB-1486
    wastewater land treatment site
       approval by EPA, HB-3179
    water quality samples, feasibility study,
       HB-3867
Equal Opportunity officers
    Dept. Human Rights assign to State
       agencies, HB-1877
facility construction
    CDB study child care needs prior to
       awarding construction contract,
       SB-646
food purchases
    grown or raised in U.S. or of American
       origin, requires, SB-36;HB-260, 468,
       708
Health Facilities Authority Act, IL
    clarifies definitions, HB-1580
    definitions; Technical Committee on
       Hlth. Facility Project Costs & Cost
       Containment; financing, bonds,
       investments, SB-2009
     includes non-profit private institutions,
       SB-1183
hiring practices
     Equal Opportunity officers, Dept.
       Human Rights assign to agencies,
       HB-1877
     Hispanic hiring; bilingualism; cultural
       knowledge, HB-4064
Historic Preservation Agency
     Agency control of exploration of State
       lands; focus of Act to protect sources
       and burial sites, HB-263
    concession complex at Lincoln's New
       Salem State Historic Site, HB-308
     Heritage Preservation Act, creates,
       HB-3951
     Historic Cities Fund, grants to cities
       over 150 yrs. old, HB-1381
    State Historic Plaque Program, agency
       to establish, HB-231
Housing Development Authority, IL
  (IHDA)
    see also: HOUSING AND
       REDEVELOPMENT
     definitions revision, HB-1677
     Emergency Assistance to Homeowners
       Act, creates; assistance & loans, HB-
       2488




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STATE AGENCIES-Cont.
    Home Equity Protection Act of 1987,
       creates; IHDA plan to protect
       owners in community economic
       decline, HB-2149
    housing credit dollars, IHDA allocate,
       E087-1
     IHDA State Agency in Minority &
       Female Business Enterprise Act,
       HB-189
     urban area housing availability, IHDA
       study, HB-490
Housing Development, Illinois Office of
     creates; study urban housing problems;
       recommendations to Gov. & G.A.,
       HB-2087
Human Rights Act requirements
  noncompliance, HB-4032
Illinois goods and services
     DCCA program-IL business and
       government agencies purchase,
       HB-2369
 Mining Board, State
     transfers certain functions to Dept.
       Mines and Minerals; reconstitutes
       Oil and Gas Board, HB-3614
 Minority Business Development Authority
   Act, IL, creates, HB-1627
 Natural History Survey
     Exotic Weed Control Act, creates;
       designation & restriction, HB-2235
 Negotiated Purchase Act, IL
     creates; IL vendors match low out of
       St. bids, HB-809
 Ombudsman Act, Illinois
     creates; Gov. appointee; complaints
       about administrative acts of gov'tal.
       agencies, HB-1665
 personnel transfer
     Comptroller report to G.A., SB-999
 Pollution Control Board
     air pollution rules identical with federal
       rules, SB-934
     carbon disulfide regulation in food
       processing plants, prohibits,
       HB-3548
     classifying wastes deadline, HB-3799
     complainant costs awards, HB-345
     discharge regulations, exempts certain
       water treatment facilities, HB-2168
     drinking water rules, HB-3548
     EPA regulatory action, requires notice
       to legislators, HB-589
     EPA rules on certain matters, transfers
       authority to Board, HB-1263
     federal regulations consolidated into
       single rulemaking, SB-2262
     federal regulations, deletes requirement
        for Board to adopt, SB-1834
     federal rules adoption, extends period,
        HB-2231

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STATE AGENCIES-Cont.
    federal Safe Drinking Water Act rules,
       Board adopt identical rules, HB-
       2212
     filing fees and costs; Poll. Con. Bd.
       Fund, HB-4039
     fire protection water supply cross -
       connection control devices, bans
       EPA/Poll. Control Bd. regulation,
       HB-3522
     Lake Michigan work permits, EPA/
       DOT joint issuers (now Poll. Con.
       Bd.), HB-2864
     nighttime noise emission regulations for
       professional athletic events, deletes,
       SB-90
     nuclear power facility construction, incl
       EPA in filing of environmental
       feasibility report, SB- 1125, 1919
     permit proceedings, public
       participation, HB-3797
     permit review, Board final written
       opinion, SB-1253
     Phase II Vapor Recovery System,
       deletes prohibition against adopting
       rules, HB-1671
     sanitary landfill rules, HB-1867
     subsequent compliance no defense, HB-
       2811, 3425
     toxic air contaminant regulation
       program, SB-442;HB-1055
     Underground Storage Tank Regulation
       Act, creates; EPA/Pollution Control
       Bd. rules, SB-1426
     variances, restricts issuance, HB-3424
 Prairie State 2000 Authority
     dislocated worker under Fed. Job
       Training Partnership Act eligible,
       SB-62
     small business training grants, HB-
       2444
 Prisoner Review Board
     hearing after parole denial, SB-1156
     members serve full-time, removal by
       Gov. for cause, HB-3739
     parole rehearing, HB-1507
     prison credits, restricts awarding, SB-
        1802
     rehearing after denial, HB-1507, 3059
     supervision of parolees or persons on
       mandatory supervised release, HB-
       3603
 Private Enterprise Review Commission
     creates; study State & non-profit
       agencies competing with private IL
       business, HB-306, 601
 private enterprise, restricts competition
   with, SB-1128
 Prompt Payment by State Act
     perishable goods paid for within 30
        days of bill approval, HB-232, 3297




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STATE AGENCIES-Cont.
Property Tax Appeal Board
    See TAXATION - REVENUE ACT
       OF 1939 (PROPERTY TAX)
Purchasing Act, Illinois
    See PURCHASING
recreational facilities
    creates State Authority to develop;
       powers of taxing, eminent domain,
       bond issuance, SB-757
recycling programs, HB-4033
rules
    declaratory rulings as to compliance
       with federal rules, HB-577
    standard rules, specified programs, SB-
       1706; HB-3144, 3145
Science Foundation, IL
    creates; IL Science Board; Science Info
       Service & Council; contracting;
       approp. & grants, HB-1791
Social Services Planning Authority, IL,
  creates, HB-2881
Space Needs Act
     review of requests for payments for
       State construction, SB-1308
State Agency Employees Child Care
  Services Act
     child care services vendors selection,
       SB-1707
State Agency Historic Resources
  Preservation Act, Illinois
     creates; listings of State Agency
       historic properties; preservation
       projects; preservation officers, SB-
       1931
State communications services
     telecommunications devices for deaf
       and speech impaired, HB-3567
State contracts
     guidelines, capital and non-capital
       projects, HB-3222
State Government Procurement Code
     creates; uniform purchasing
       procedures, HB-497
State Housing Credit Agency
     designates to administer federal low-
       income housing tax credits, HB-1829
State Officers and Employees Money
  Disposition Act
     time period to deposit moneys into
       State treasury, shortens, HB-3718
State political subdivisions
     architectural, engineering or land
       surveying services, HB-1279
State Property Control Act
     agency property listings, HB-2250
State Records Act
     protection and preservation in event of
       emergencies, State agencies establish
       system, HB-840

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STATE AGENCIES-Cont.
State vehicles
    ethanol blend motor fuel, SB-708
    motor fuel dispensing, HB-706
student loan defaults
    restricts employment and purchasing
      practices until repayment
      agreements made, HB-2248
Technology Finance Corporation Act
    creates; matching capital for equity
      investments in small businesses;
      research contracts; proprietary
      interests, HB-2489
Urban Development, Office of
    creates; study inner city urban
       problems; report to Gov. & G.A.,
       HB-2088
waste management
    compost matter, land maintenance;
       recycling program; industrial waste
       reduction programs; HB-3389
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
abolishes; election of Supt. Public
  Instruction, HJRCA-7
adult education programs
    State agencies & offices submit info to
       Board, HB-1748
AIDS inservice training program for
  teacher institutes, SB-765
AIDS instructional programs and materials,
  HB-742
AIDS State plan
    Depts. of Public Aid, Public Health,
       and State Board of Ed implement,
       SB-1023
alcoholism and substance abuse
    residential programs, Statewide policies
       for placement of children, SB-2117
annual appropriation formula, HB-3392
autism, Board to define by rule, HB-2645
board members
    deletes sch. employment ban, SB-234
community block home program
     Board develop model, symbols,
       application forms, procedures,
       SB-949
Dept. of Corrections prisoners
     Board jurisdiction over education;
       mandatory GED, HB-476
Early Education, State Interagency Council
  on
    establishes; assist State Board of Ed in
       complying with Education of
       Handicapped Act amendments,
       EO87-4
Entrepreneurship Education, IL Institute
  for, creates, SB-687, 691, 2028; HB-184
financial audits
     regional superintendent
       implementation of recommendations,
       State Board to require HB-2926




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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION-Cont.
fiscal year
    September; downstate sch. dists.;
       annual budget time extension, HB-
       3249
foreign language bank
     DCCA/State Board establish to assist
       in foreign trade development, HB-
       2783
foreign languages
     summer institute curricula; foreign
       language teacher grants, HB-2780
gifted children
     State Board monitor programs, SB-308
     teacher qualifications, employment &
       certification, SB-309
grants
     See GRANTS
junior high school
     curriculum, Board to implement
       findings, HB-1384
legalization of aliens
     State Board impact study, HB-2504
 missing children
     identification procedures during
       registration of new students, SB-
       1271
 parental training
     pilot program for early childhood
       parental training for parents of kids
       ranging from birth to K, SB-945
 Private Business and Vocational Schools
   Act
     certificate of approval issued by State
       Board of Ed., HB-1686
 programs
     AIDS instructional programs &
       materials, HB-742
     at-risk infants, toddlers and families,
       pilot programs, SB-1926
     consolidation of fellowship, scholarship,
       traineeship, financial awards
       programs, SB-1926
     disadvantaged parents vouchers for
       purchase of educational services,
       pilot program, HB-2509
     early childhood parental training
       programs, SB-945, 1557, 1926
     equal access to interscholastic
       programs; contract for services at
       deaf or blind service centers, HB-319
     family life & sex education incentive
       grants pilot program, HB-1355
     foreign language curricula
       improvements, grants, HB-2781
     foreign language grant program, HB-
        2779
     gifted children, State Board monitor
       programs, SB-308
     high school foreign language teachers,
        HB-2780

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION-Cont.
    parenting education instructional
       materials & teacher training, HB-
       3819
    Reading Improvement Program, Board
       study effects on reading
       achievement, HB-3216
    self-destructive behavior, model
       program for reduction of, HB-3964
    special education individual transition
       plans; post-school goals & service
       needs, HB-2843, 2846
     student parents educational programs,
       SB-1197, 1587
     teen parent educational programs for
       high sch. graduation requiremetns,
       SB-553
     teen pregnancy prevention program
       grants, HB-384
     truant alternative/reading
       improvement programs, Board
       develop, HB-2883
public education laws or regulations
     school dist. noncompliance, State
       Board report to General Assembly,
       HB-1050
recodification of school law, HB-1351, 2688
report to General Assembly
     drivers education fee information, HB-
       1771
     PE exemption policy for 1 1th/12th
       grades, HB-2249
     physical education programs, HB-1806
     recodify school law, Board prepare bill
       for 1989 G.A., HB-1351
     SBE reports catalog, HB-2511
     school dist. noncompliance with public
       laws or regulations, HB-1050
 rules and standards
     race/gender recruitment standards,
       HB-3556
     vocational teachers; remedial ed
       testing; summer sch. programs; Ed.
       Service Centers; certificate fee;
       teacher ed programs; reimbursable
       costs; etc. HB-1244
 school attendance
     on-site audits by State Board, SB-1095
 school district fiscal impact
     Board prepare on proposed rules, HB-
       3635
     note, Board prepare on proposed rules,
       HB-3635
     rule unenforceable unless fully funded,
       SB-2120
 school immunizations
     report on immunizations and health
       exams to reg. supts., HB-644
 School Impact Note Act of 1988
     creates; Board prepare bill/amendment
        affecting education, SB-2121




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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION-Cont.
State Superintendent of Schools
    See STATE OFFICERS
student assessment tests
    administered in 12th (now 10th) grade,
      HB-1216
teacher evaluations
    Board supply consulting teachers when
      local dist. can't, SB-693
teenage positive activity programs
    prevention of teen pregnancy, Board
      grants to school districts, HB-384
Vocational and Tehcnical Education Board,
  State
    creates; transfers State Board of Ed.
       vocational & tech. ed. powers to,
       HB-2705
workshops
    administrator inservice evaluation
      workshop participation, waives, SB-
      1070, 2119
    AIDS inservice training program for
       teacher institutes, SB-765
    school board member inservice training
       workshops, HB-1052
STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
confirmation of members
    stylistic changes, HB-60, 2439, 2440
election manuals
     requires Board approval, SB-88
petition forms
     Board prescribe uniform forms for
       petitions & nominating papers, HB-
       1691
    conformity of nominating petitions;
       informal hearing procedure, HB-912,
       3121
voter registration
     lists furnished to Dept. Public Aid,
       HB-2853
STATE COMPTROLLER
See STATE OFFICERS
STATE EMPLOYEES
See EMPLOYMENT
STATE FIRE MARSHAL
See STATE OFFICERS
STATE FISH
bluegill; repeals Act for selecting State fish,
   HB-1101
STATE FOSSIL
Tullimonstrum gregarium, HB-321
STATE GUARD, ILLINOIS
See MILITARY AND NAVAL
STATE MILITIA
See MILITARY AND NAVAL

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STATE OFFICERS
Attorney General
    Asbestos Litigation Div., creates; ID
      and abatement of friable asbestos in
      gov't. bldgs., SB-1463
    Citizens' Reward Program for
      Information Leading to the Arrest
      and Conviction of Illicit Drug
      Dealers Act, creates, HB-3692
    creates Asbestos Litigation Div.; ID
      and abatement of friable asbestos in
      gov't. bldgs., SB-1463
    credit card interest rates information,
      SB-400
    investigators with peace officer powers,
      A.G. may employ, HB-3661
Auditor General
    Development Finance Authority, IL;
      annual report to Gov. & G.A.; Aud.
      Gen. audit books & records, SB-103
    jurisdiction, includes audits directed by
      G.A., SB-138
    Legislative Support Agency, establishes
      Office of A.G. as, SB-2276
    management audit of each Dept.,
      employee productivity, HB-2394
    nonprofit organizations receiving State
      or fed. funds, A.G. annual audit, SB-
      166
    State Program Audit Report Act,
      creates; Leg. Audit Comm. select
      programs for A.G. to audit, SB-2030
Compensation Review Act, repeals, HB-
  335,417
Comptroller
    cemetery business examination
       charges, HB-3722
    Comprehensive Budget Control Act,
       creates; Comptroller enforce, HB-
       3460
    Comptroller's Uniform Statewide
       Accounting System (CUSAS)
       Impact Note Act, creates, Comptr.
       prepare notes on legislation, SB-692
    direct deposit of payments, HB-244
    electronic funds transfer, authorizes,
       HB-1151
     Fed. Reserve charges, Comp. rules
       establishing account for State
       Treasurer to pay, HB-1306
     financial planning and supervision
       commissions for fiscal emergencies,
       SB-1506
     legal expense insurance premiums,
     permits withholding from State
       employee salaries, HB-551
     legality of expenditures, Comptroller
       examination; exempts judicial &
       legislative branches, HB-1831
     lottery prizes, imprest system transfers,
       HB-2812




2824


STATE OFFICERS-Cont.
    personnel transfer among agencies,
       Comptroller report to G.A., SB-999
    Public Aid financial assistance
       warrants attachment banning
       cashing charge, HB-488
    State employees paid semi-monthly,
       HB-3163
    State voucher approval minimum,
       increases, HB-3858
     subcontracts for performance on prime
       contracts filed with Comptroller,
       HB-4206
     warrants & vouchers kept 5 yrs.,
       HB-1918
federal income tax returns
     State officers submit copies; public
       inspection, HB-3812
Governor
     annual budget incl. formulas for
       funding State retirement systems,
       HB-1663
     annual budget message
         impact of federal funding
           reductions on State programs,
           HB-2557
         specific formulas for funding State
           retirement systems, SB-1469
     Executive Mansion, Hayes Home; Gov.
       collect fees for use of, SB-2079
     Gubernatorial Election Finance Act,
       creates, SB-205
     Independent Living Advisory Council
       member appointed to Rehab.
       Services Advisory Council, HB-4028
     joint nomination of candidates for Gov.
       & Lt. Gov., SB-120
     State budget
         requires 40% dedicated to
           education, HB-1499
     State budget, Governor submit in
       functional categories, HB-4296
 intra-agency advisory boards
     authorizes formation, SB-154
 Lieutenant Governor
     Gubernatorial Election Finance Act,
       creates, SB-205
     International Language and Trade
       Academy, IL, Lt. Gov. establish
       council, HB-2780
     joint nomination of candidates for Gov.
       & Lt. Gov., SB-120
 Secretary of State
     Alcohol Abstinence Act, Sec. State
       program for IL driver total
       abstinence; certificates; license
       notation; HB-2129
     Court of Claims - see: STATE
       AGENCIES
     drivers license - see: motor vehicles
     handgun ordinances, Sec. State
       compile, HB-448

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STATE OFFICERS-Cont.
    Identification Card Act
         disability definition, expands,
           HB-252
         duplication & reproduction,
           misdemeanor, HB-2699
    law enforcement agencies authorized to
       receive Sec. of State information lists
       SB-259
     motor vehicle informational lists,
       restricts sales, SB-163
     notary public place of business, Sec.
       State record, HB-372
     Parking Violators Revolving Fund;
       creates; Sec. of State hearings &
       suspensions for nonpayment of
       parking tickets, HB-3734
     Personnel Director salary not set by
       Compensation Review Board,
       SB-282
     registered lobbyists, Sec. State publish
       information booklet, HB-178
     Safety Responsibility Law
       administration transferred from
       DOT, SB-863
     Sec/St police included under Peace
       Officers Disciplinary Act, HB-808
     State Librarian codification of rules,
       Sec. of State take over, SB-2232
State Fire Marshal
     city & county building code, HB-2562
     expenditure of federal funds, SB-921
     Fire Equipment Distributor and
       Employee Regulation Act, HB-917,
       1279
     fire extinguisher/fire suppression
       system installation rules, HB-917
     gas and oil above-ground storage tanks,
       St. Fire Marshal authority, HB-3620
     peace officer classifications, HB-3573
     technical assistance to areas not in fire
       protection dist., SB-1911
     underground storage tank fee
       collection, SB-1449;HB-1590
 State Government Procurement Code
     creates; uniform purchasing
       procedures, HB-497
 State Librarian
     codification of rules, Sec. of State take
       over duties, SB-2232
 State Officers and Employees Money
   Disposition Act
     time period to deposit moneys into
       State treasury, shortens, HB-3718
 State Officers-Accounting for Fees Act
     advertising and publication rates,
       increases, SB-360;HB-667
 State Superintendent of Schools
     duties, HB-2729
     filling of school board/school director
       vacancies, HB-910




2825


STATE OFFICERS-Cont.
    student learning objectives & student
      assessment requirements waivers,
      SB-2118
State's Attorney
    slum housing management enjoinders,
       HB-2763
Treasurer
    reference to "oaths", HB-1896
    State Housing Credit Agency,
       administer low-income housing tax
       credit allocations, HB-1326
    State Treasurer Employment Code,
       HB-3895
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
  SCHOOLS
See STATE OFFICERS
STATE TREASURER
See STATE OFFICERS
STATE'S ATTORNEYS
See ATTORNEYS
STATUES
Washington, Harold, Memorial Statue
   Committee SB-1579
STATUTES
see also: GENERAL ASSEMBLY
codification
     Counties Code of 1988, enacts, HB-
       1820
     Legislative Reference Bureau codify
       statutes; creates Advisory
       Committee, HB-3488
     LRB create/implement plan, HB-3896
     recodification of school law, HB-2688
     school law, State Board of Ed. plan,
       HB-1351
 Constitutional Conventions
     explanations and arguments for and
       against, pamphlet, SB-1655
 Fiscal Note Act
     educational bills, State Sup't. of Ed.
       prepare impact note, HB-3633
 recodification of school law, HB-2688
 revisory legislation
     First 1987 Revisory Act,
       SB-1085;HB-2051
     First 1989 Revisory Act, HB-4293
     LRB preparation time, HB-1924
     Second 1988 Revisory Act, SB-2278;
       HB-4293
 State Mandates Act
     fiscal notes on amendments and CCRs,
       HB-3634
 Statute on Statutes
     official Ch./par. numbers, HB-1924
     official citations; public domain; LRB
       disseminate for fee, SB-2048; HB-
       3896

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


STEEL AND STEEL PRODUCTS
See ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
TAXATION
alcohol privilege tax, additional, HB-2720
alcohol tax
    manfacturing or distributing, SB-1481
    municipal imposition, HB-2156
alcohol tax, authorizes cities to impose, HB-
  2156
Bingo License and Tax Act
    convicted felon eligibility, HB-1654
    license application
         length of existence, reduces, HB-
           151
boxing and wrestling gross receipts tax,
  HB-2332
Cannabis and Controlled Substances Tax
  Act
    creates, SB-1154
    Drug Rehabilitation and Enforcement
       Fund, SB-2127, 2128
    tax lien, grants to Dept. of Revenue,
       SB-2127
Cigarette Paper Tax Act, HB-3933
cigarette taxes
     cigarette stamp sales by other persons,
       HB-1441
    compliance bond exemptions, HB-1440
    tax stamp sales; disposition of monies,
       HB-1167
Circuit Breaker - see: Senior Citizens and
   Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and
   Pharmaceutical Assistance Act
coal
     taxing body determined by place of
       coal severance from earth, SB-72
 Coin-Operated Amusement Device Tax Act
     multi-year licenses and tax collection,
       SB-2050
     multi-yr. licenses and tax collection,
       HB-3718
 community mental health tax rate change
   without referendum, SB-1383
 Conservation District Act
     tax rate use flexibility, SB-892
 county historical museum tax rate,
   increases, HB-2874
 county taxes
     alcoholic beverage tax, HB-3827
     county employee group insurance tax
       levy, HB-3290
     county highway tax, used for repair
       also, HB-1185
     county jail occupation & use tax, HB-
       3326
     court house bond issue, raises
       maximum tax rate, SB-142
     Dept. of Revenue administrative costs
       of collection, eliminates, HB-2483




2826


TAXATION-Cont.
    election expenses tax, SB-1284, 2183
    emergency telephone system tax;
       referendum; pass-on to customers,
       HB-911
     group insurance tax levy, HB-864
     liquor tax, retail sales, authorizes, HB-
       844
     mental health tax, increases, HB-430
     motor fuel tax, incl. diesel, HB-3888
     multi-county jail tax levy and bond
       issue, SB-1035
     occupation and use taxes
         abolishes authority to impose,
           HB-1859
         coal place of severance determines
           applicable taxing body, SB-72;
           HB-993
         credit memoranda from Dept. of
           Rev., eliminates prohibition,
           SB-2157
         high impact facility exemptions,
           HB-3705
         home rule imposition, restricts; tax
           reform, HB-1859
     property tax for publishing county
       notices, SB-986
     repeals county & city retailers
       occupation & use taxes; increases
       State taxes on tangible personal
       property, HB-2481
     stock tax, repeals local gov't. tax ban,
       HB-1140
     stormwater management; one-yr. tax;
       fees; bonds, HB-998
     stream clearing and brush removal,
       SB-483
     tuberculosis care, HB-4309
     utility taxes, prohibits county
       imposition, HB-1397, 1398
 Dept. Revenue tax Act administration
     tax enforcement provisions revision,
       SB-1222
 Disrupted Business Assistance Act
     enacts; defers occupation tax payment
       for work interrupted by road
       construction, SB-748
 Education Funding Advisory Referendum
   Act
     creates; 1988 general election; income
       tax or property tax for education
       funding, SB-816
 Federal Lien Registration Act, Uniform,
   creates, SB-2136
 fire protection districts
     tax levy for emergency crews &
       equipment, SB-820
     tax levy, raises maximums, HB-157
 forest preserve districts
     Mississippi River contiguous territory,
        tax limit, HB-812

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION-Cont.
    zoo tax levy increase, HB-3256
    zoological park tax levy, HB-812
Gas Revenue Tax
     municipal natural gas use tax, SB-2036
     school districts, exempts, SB-1686
     Use/ROT tax of gas not subject to Gas
       Revenue Tax Act, SB-623, 1640;
       HB-3032
home rule taxes
     occupation and use taxing powers,
       restricts, HB-1859
Hotel Operators Occupation Tax Act
     amount retained by operator, SB-542;
       HB-1443
     gross rental receipts, certain
       exemptions from hotel operators occ.
       tax, HB-3417
     minimum liability increase for returns,
       HB-1020
     Sports Facilities Authority
       management agreements with
       baseball team; revenue sharing;
       allocations; etc. SB-2202
 Income Tax Act, Illinois
     See TAXATION - ILLINOIS
       INCOME TAX
 Land Trust Recordation and Transfer Tax
   Act
     beneficial interest transfers, SB-295
     security interests, excludes from
       "beneficial interest", SB-690
 library districts
     tax rate, raises maximum, SB-86
 life insurance premiums
     tax; Emergency Medical Services
       Fund, HB-1450
 Limitation on Collection of Personal
   Property Tax Act, creates, HB-3188
 local government
     local gov't.-imposed occ./use taxes,
       abolishes; increases St. occ./use
       taxes, SB-1862
     solid waste receipt or disposal tax or
       surcharge, SB- 1123
 Local Governmental Tax Collection Act
     school district tax interest, HB-1346
 locally imposed taxes
     copy of ordinance to be filed with Dept.
       of Revenue, HB-3104
 Mobile Home Local Services Tax Act
     change of ownership notice to county
       assessor, HB-4252
     county assessor compute taxes, HB-
       4251
     county assessor included in assessment
       process, HB-4253
     excludes counties over 3,000,000, HB-
        1977
     mobile home registration, SB-1781




2827


TAXATION-Cont.
     sr. cit./dis. person reduction, increases
       HB-3360
Mobile Home Privilege Tax Act
     permanent habitation definition, HB-
       2669
Motor Fuel Tax
     allocated fund distribution directly to
       road districts, SB-859
     county tax levy, incl. diesel, HB-3888
     cross reference, HB-1172
     Dept. Revenue tax Act administration,
       tax enforcement provisions, SB-1222
     distribution of proceeds revision, HB-
       2750
     distributions to Veh. Inspection Fund,
       HB-2486
     exemptions
         public school transportation
           vehicles SB-1918
         school districts subject to School
           Code, HB-3887
     external motor fuel tax ID device
       requirement, repeals, HB-2753
     Grade Crossing Protection Fund
       monies use for Rail Safety Div., HB-
       2118
     highway commissioner receive and
       disburse allotted funds, HB-1538
     increases, HB-2063
     local government allocation, SB-1385
     motor carrier annual reports (now
       quarterly), SB-1227
     penalties for failure to pay taxes,
       SB-1959
     recipients, eliminations, SB-1904
     revises distribution formula, SB-812
     ROT Sections, incorporates by
       reference, HB-3417
     sales tax transfers, SB-34
     short title, HB-1643
     short title, SB-1447
     township road equipment fuel, tax
       reimbursement, HB-59
 Motor Fuel Tax Local Expenditure
   Restriction Act, creates, HB-1380
 Motor Vehicle Use Tax
     beneficiary gift vehicles, delays tax,
       HB-3020
     beneficiary pay tax 6 months after
       taking possession, HB-3508
     tax rate; limits exemptions; fines,
       HB-2826
 municipal taxes
     alcohol sales tax, HB-2156
     cat tax imposition, HB-3044
     Chicago Hotel Tax usage, SB-357
     city employee health insurance tax
       levy, SB-212, 2005

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION-Cont.
    city property tax levy, emergency
       services, HB-574
    Dept. of Revenue administrative costs
       of collection, eliminates, HB-2483
    earnings tax, referendum, HB-896
    emergency telephone system tax;
       referendum; pass-on to customers,
       HB-911
     foreign fire insurance company tax
       increase, HB-1930
     garbage tax increase; backdoor
       referendum, SB-2075
     gas taxes, HB-3755
     general assistance tax rate increase,
       SB-1391
     handicapped recreational program tax
       rate increase; no referendum,
       SB-600
     hotel tax revenue uses, SB-1540, 1541;
       HB-1053
     mosquito abatement tax levy, HB-3355
     municipal employee health insurance
       tax levy; self-insurance reserves, SB-
       212
     municipal gas tax of persons not
       otherwise subject to municipal gas
       tax, SB-623
     municipal income tax, HB-3146
     municipal sales tax on gas not subject
       to municipal gas tax, HB-3032
     municipal utilities tax
         enterprise zone exemption status,
           HB-1419
         gross receipts, excludes tax added
           under Public Utilities Tax, SB-
           76
     natural gas use tax, SB-2036
     natural gas use taxes, HB-3674
     natural gas/electricity tax rates, HB-
       924
     Net Sales Tax Increment amounts,
       SB-1534
     new or increased tax, 5% voter
       signatures on petition, SB-1388
     non-home rule imposition of occupation
       & use taxes, SB-1862
     occupation and use taxes
         abolishes authority to impose,
            HB-1859
         coal place of severance determines
            applicable taxing body, SB-72;
            HB-993
         credit memoranda from Dept. of
            Rev., eliminates prohibition,
            SB-2157
         high impact facility exemptions,
            HB-3705
          home rule imposition, restricts; tax
            reform, HB-1859
          local gov't.-imposed occ./use
            taxes, abolishes; increases St.
            occ./use taxes, SB-1862





2828


TAXATION-Cont.
         municipal hotel operators
           occupation tax uses, SB-433
         non-home rule cities may impose,
           SB-1862
         supplemental distribution of
           moneys collected by Dept.
           Revenue, HB-2595
         vehicles-subject to home rule use
           tax only, SB-1862
    park district fees, bans city surcharge
       or tax on, SB-710, 1301;HB-239,
       722, 1984
    property tax for emergency services
       and disaster operations, SB-473
    rate limitations: natural gas &
       electricity taxes, HB-3815
    real estate transfer privilege tax, HB-
       3269, 3675
    real estate/land trust transfer tax, HB-
       1674
    repeals county & city retailers
       occupation & use taxes; increases
       State taxes on tangible personal
       property, HB-2481
    sales tax for public infrastructure uses,
       HB-268
    senior citizen services tax increase,
       SB-1387
    stock tax, repeals local gov't. tax ban,
       HB-1140
     tax increment financing revisions, SB-
       1300
     tax levy ordinance deadline, HB-578
     tax levy ordinance filing deadline,
       HB-3653
     township graveyard tax levy,
       referendum, HB-4122
     township tax extension rates, HB-3653,
       4114
     utility tax exemptions; home rule tax
       imposition bans, HB-3039
    youth service program tax, SB-1386
natural gas municipal use tax, HB-3674
Net State Sales Tax Increment financing,
  SB-1534
occupation and use taxes (sales taxes)
     (Retailers' Occupation Tax Act-ROT)
     (Service Occupation Tax Act)
     (Service Use Tax Act)
     (Use Tax Act)
     automobile definition, HB-1167
     Automobile Renting Occupation and
       Use Tax
         RV-includes as automobile,
           SB-1781
    coal and coke used in IL foundries
       taxed at 0%, HB-285
    computer software, taxable tangible
       personal property, HB-302, 2065

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION-Cont.
    credit memoranda from Dept. of Rev.,
       eliminates prohibition, SB-2157
    cross reference, HB-1167
    Dept. Revenue tax Act administration,
       tax enforcement provisions, SB-1222
    Disrupted Business Assistance Act,
       defer ROT tax payment for
       disruption due to road construction,
       SB-748
    exemption references, HB-976
    exemptions
         gases used to freeze food products,
           HB-1997
         high impact facilities, HB-3705
         high impact facility machinery or
           equipment, HB-3705
         items sold by organizations for
           elderly, SB-378; HB-1167
         items taxed at 0% applied as
           exemption; applicable to local
           taxes, HB-2482
         manufacturer's fuel, SB-235;HB-7
         propane gas used for drying grain,
           HB-1316
         removes gold & silver coinage
           exemption, HB-1451
         rental car, deletes limitation to
           first vehicle, SB-1033
         rental recreational vehicles,
           SB-1781
         ROT Enterprise Zone eligibility
           requirements, HB-441
         senior citizen organization
           tangible personal property, SB-
           294
         Use/ROT: textbooks, SB-661
    farm machinery exemption, expands,
       SB-1645
    fluorspar mining equipment, 0% tax,
       SB-420;HB-1102
    fluorspar, tax at 0%, SB-1678
    fruit drinks, HB-1855, 2074
    gasohol, permanent tax ceiling, HB-
       2752
    increases; abolishes local gov't.-
       imposed occ./use taxes, SB-1862
    increases; tangible personal property,
       food & medicine, HB-2481
    municipal gas taxes, HB-3755
    Net State Sales Tax Increment,
       SB-1534
    nonprescription medicine & medical
       needs taxed at full rate, HB-2485
    occasional sale, redefines, SB-378
    photofinishing, imposes taxes on,
       HB-1859
    production agriculture, incl. aquatic
       products, SB-1814
    quarter monthly payment
       requirements, SB-1781




2829


TAXATION-Cont.
    quarterly payments threshold, raises
       HB-3015
     quarterly return filing, HB-3417
     reductions
         eat-out food tax phase-out, HB-
           463
         food for consumption on premises
           where sold, SB-1126
         fuel/electricity used in
           manufacturing & assemblying
           processes and operation of
           pollution control facility, HB-
           3595
         reduces to 4%, HB-303
     reform; raises; photofinishing tax;
       wastewater disposal projects; local
       gov't. distribution; HB-1859
     ROT "gross receipts" clarification, HB-
       1170
     ROT delinquent tax interest rate, SB-
       412
     ROT interest rate on delinquent taxes,
       decreases, HB-575
     ROT interest rate reduction for
       underpayment, SB-279
     ROT penalty rate for failure to file
       return, HB-1274
     ROT quarter monthly payments,
       eliminates, SB-479
     ROT-change in reporting status
       petition, SB-1052
     ROT-DCCA waive requirement for
       enterprise zone business exemption,
       HB-3784
     ROT-Dept. Revenue stop orders
       limitations HB-3830
     ROT-Dept. Revenue taxpayer
       information, HB-3753
     ROT-enterprise zone investment jobs,
       HB-3097
     ROT-high impact businesses benefits,
       HB-4091
     ROT-mandatory revocation of
       certificate of registration for
       violations, HB-1763
     ROT-music or arts organizations,
       includes as educational institutions,
       HB-2823
     ROT-penalties for failure to pay taxes,
       SB-1959
     ROT-penalty, raises, SB-1229
     ROT-raises penalty, SB-1229
     ROT-soft drinks, HB-3147
     ROT-tax proceeds distribution, HB-
       2750
     ROT, increases prepayment to
       distributors, HB-1640
     ROT, tax and penalty waivers, SB-353
     ROT, waiver of interest charges,
       SB-353

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION-Cont.
    ROT: failure to file a return, criminal
      offense, HB-608
    second division vehicle vans, tax
       applicability, SB-378
    Service Occupation Tax
         base, SB-1862
         day care centers considered
           educational institutions,
           SB-1959
    Service Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act,
       creates, HB-4306
    service taxes base, HB-2484
    service use & occupation tax on price
       of personal property transferred by
       servicemen to customers, HB-3089
     service use tax - distribution of
       proceeds, HB-2750
     Service Use/Occupation-definitions,
       SB-1706
     tangible personal property tax rates
       increase; distribution of monies;
       home rule taxes collected by State,
       HB-2481
     taxpayer identity information; home
       rule auditing functions, HB-3304
     Use Tax distribution provisions, SB-
       1862
     Use Tax/ROT - sales of gas not subject
       to Gas Revenue Tax, SB-623,
       1640;HB-3032
     Use/ROT tax of gas not subject to Gas
       Revenue Tax Act, SB-623
     vehicle sales tax base, restricted to
       charges not increasing cash value of
       vehicle, HB-340
Parental Property Tax Relief Act
     creates; payments to parents of
       children in tuition-charging elem. &
       sec. sch., SB-1237
park districts
     handicapped recreational program tax
       rate increase; no referendum,
       SB-600
     park dist. fees, bans city surcharge,
       HB-239
     park dist. mooring or docking fees,
       bans city surcharge, HB-722
     zoo tax levy increase, HB-3256
Personal Property Tax Replacement Income
   Tax
     formula, SB-1960
     qualified research expenses investment
       credit, HB-364
 Pornographic Telephone Message Tax Act,
   creates, SB-1596
 professional licenses
     revocation for nonpayment of taxes,
       HB-2827
 Property Tax Freeze Act of 1987, creates,
   HB-13




2830


TAXATION-Cont.
Property Tax Relief Grant Act
    creates; grants to persons paying 10%
       of taxable income for taxes, SB-364,
       2054
public community colleges
    See EDUCATION, HIGHER
Public Utilities Revenue Act
    credits
         purchase of electricity from local
           solid waste energy facilities,
           HB-942
     exemptions
         manufacturer's fuel, SB-235
         school districts subject to School
           Code, HB-3887
     school districts, exempts, SB-1686
Quad Cities Regional Economic
   Development Authority, NASCAR races
   admission tax, HB-4256
rail carriers
     separate gross receipts tax, HB-1537
Real Estate Transfer Tax
     declarations affect property in next
       quadrennial assessment yr., SB-1052
     increases; IL Housing Trust Fund Act,
       SB-2190
     increases; Open Space Lands
       Acquisition & Development Fund,
       HB-3811
     municipal real estate transfer tax, HB-
       3269, 3675
     raises; IL Affordable Housing Program
       Law, HB-3338, 3890
     raises, HB-3890
     revenue deposited into Open Space
       Lands Acquisition & Development
       Fund, HB-1521
 refunds
     Dept. Revenue use to offset tax due
       under another tax, SB-1230
 Revenue Act of 1939 (property tax)
     See TAXATION - REVENUE ACT
       OF 1939 (PROPERTY TAX)
 road district tax extension, HB-4115
 school taxes
     see also: tax levies
     annual sch. library tax, HB-1057
     asbestos abatement tax; backdoor
       referendum; bonds, SB-1602
     Chi. Board of Ed. Capital Projects Tax,
       HB-4158
     Chi. building and educational taxes,
       SB-1856, 2185
     Chi. pupil transporation tax levy,
       annual, SB-1813
     Chi. sch. dist. tax levy & extension,
       SB-1856
     Chi. sch. supervised playground tax
       levy authorization, HB-1365

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION-Cont.
    Chi. textbook tax rate, increases, SB-
       919
    Chicago building purposes tax, SB-399,
       1584; HB-795, 1176, 1793
    Chicago educational purposes tax rate,
       SB-1520
    community college, nonexperimental
       dist. tax levy, HB-3464
    downstate building tax, increases rate,
       HB-1790
     Education Funding Advisory
       Referendum Act, creates, SB-816
     educational tax rates, SB-797; HB-
       1094, 1837
     equalization multiplier application,
       county clerk notify school board,
       HB-2724
     extension of 1988 taxes to equal 1984
       tax revenue, HB-2026
     income tax; referendum; deposit into
       Sch. Dist. Income Tax Fund, HB-
       4292
     increases; authorizes tax levy for cost of
       utilities, HB-2024
     land with nuclear power plant
       disregarded in determining rate, HB-
       3520
     Local Education Tax Relief Fund,
       creates, HB-1837
     maximum levies, SB-1906
     nonexperimental community college
       dist. combined ed./bldg. tax levy,
       SB-732
     public community college, tax levy inc.,
       SB-1932
     Sch. Dist. Income Tax Act, creates,
       HB-537
     Sch. Dist. Tax Base Relief Act, creates,
       HB-1626
     Sch. District Income Tax Act, creates,
       HB-537
     School Aid Income Tax Fund, creates,
       SB-723
     school aid State income tax, HB-2409
     school dist. educational tax
       replacement by income tax increase,
       SB-1905
     school district tax referenda, HB-948,
        1094
     special ed. joint agreement school
       districts tax levies, HB-3193
     special ed. tax increase, HB-3253
     special education programs tax rates,
       increases, HB-3390
     tax receipts, county collector to deliver
       within 10 days of collection, HB-
       2646
     taxing authority extension; fire/safety
       alternatives, HB-3068
     transportation purposes tax rate
        increase HB-3251




2831


TAXATION-Cont.
     utility services, downstate; backdoor
       referenda, HB-3248
Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons
  Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical
  Assistance Act (Circuit Breaker)
     fuel cost relief grants, SB-1352
     Income Tax exemption to persons
       receiving aid under Circuit Breaker,
       HB-207, 251
     increase income threshold, SB-625;HB-
       273
     low-income citizens, includes all, HB-
       241
     rent constituting property taxes
       accrued, increases, SB-429
     veterans benefits, excludes from
       "income", SB-8
Senior Citizens Property Tax Limitation
  Act of 1988, HB-2890
Senior Citizens Real Estate Tax Deferral
  Act
     applicable to all low-income persons,
       HB-3086
     includes persons over 60 (now 65), HB-
       226
     special assessment deferrals, HB-1983
     tax deferral qualifications, HB-3195
Service Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act,
  creates, HB-4306
Smokeless Tobacco Products Tax Act, HB-
   1625
State utility taxes
     exemption rules for Ill. businesses,
       DCCA prescribe, HB-3137
     school district exemptions, SB-1686
State utilty tax increment, SB-1534
stock tax
     repeals local government tax ban, HB-
       1140
Stock Transfer Tax Act, creates, SB-577;
   HB-2659
Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment
   Act
     allows sch. dists. & comm. coll. dists. to
       exclude themselves, SB-1042
tax levies
     see also: school taxes
     aircraft fuel tax; enplaning passenger
       tax, HB-3574
     alcohol privilege tax, additional, HB-
       2720
     alcohol, manufacturing or distributing
       tax, SB-1481
     alcohol, municipal imposition, HB-
       2156
     annual sch. library tax, HB-1057
     Chi. Board of Ed. Capital Projects Tax,
       HB-4158
     Cigarette Paper Tax Act, HB-3933

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION-Cont.
    city property tax, emergency services,
       SB-473;HB-574
    city real estate/land trust transfer tax,
       HB-1674
    Collinsville Civic Center food &
       beverage tax levy, HB-1763
    Collinsville tax on food & beverages
       sold for immediate consumption,
       HB-1763
    community college dist. over 2 mill.,
       additional tax levy, SB-2117
    community college, nonexperimental
       dist. tax levy, HB-3464
    condominium conversion privilege tax,
       SB-2190
    fire protection dists. maximum, raises,
       HB-157,214
    fire protection emergency crews &
       equipment, SB-820
    leasing educational facilities, raises,
       HB-160
    local gov't. tax or surcharge on receipt
       or disposal of solid waste, SB- 1123
    Local Government Health Services Act
       tax levy with referendum, HB-2070
    local government solid waste receipt
       tax or surcharge, HB-2819
     mental health services, Statewide
       referendum, HB-1038
     municipal cat tax, HB-3044
     municipal employee health insurance
       tax levy; self-insurance reserves, SB-
       212
     municipal sales tax on gas not subject
       to municipal gas tax, HB-3032
     municipal tax levy ordinance deadline,
       HB-578
     political subdivision real property tax
       for emergency serivces & disaster
       operations, HB-1827
     public community colleges - see:
       EDUCATION, HIGHER
     RTA motor fuel tax, HB-2696
     school tax levy for cost of utilities, HB-
       2024
     township board of managers tax levy
       increase, SB-978
     Township Mental Health Facility Act,
       HB-1046
     township working cash fund tax levy,
       HB-621
     youth service program tax, SB-1386
Taxing District Services Compensation Act
     creates; grants to public community
       coll. taxing districts, HB-1519
Telecommunications Excise Tax
     school districts, exempts, SB-1686
     subsidiaries, exempts, HB-3255
Tobacco Products Tax Act, SB-604, 2086;
   1389, 1615




2832


TAXATION-Cont.
Truth in Taxation Act
    aggregate levy inclusions, SB-226; HB-
       3066
    applicability measure, HB-2751
    certification indicate "inapplicability",
       SB-1895
     sch. dist. levies after boundary changes,
       SB-2028;HB-2393
    school dist. tax levy following boundary
       change, SB-2028mbursement,
       SB-2028
U.S. Congress candidate campaign
  committee income tax, imposes, HB-1396
universal telephone lifeline service, tax on
  suppliers, HB-2139
Urban Stormdrainage Management District
  Act
     creates; intergov'tal. agreements;
       bonds; property tax, HB-997
utilities taxes
     see: Gas Revenue Tax
     see: Public Utilities Revenue Act
     see: Telecommunications Excise Tax
validating Acts
     SB-731;HB-596, 1253, 1254, 4155
 Water Commission Act of 1985
     Dept. of Revenue administrative costs
       of collection, eliminates, HB-2483
 zoo tax levy, increases, HB-3256
 TAXATION - ILLINOIS INCOME TAX
 administration of Act
     tax enforcement provisions, SB-1222
 business income
     apportionment, nonresident taxpayers,
       sales factor revision, HB-3729
 business sales
     purchaser withhold amounts from
       purchase price, HB-3830
 check-offs
     Assistance to the Blind Fund, HB-305
     Election Campaign Fund, SB-1281
     Gubernatorial Elections Fund, SB-205;
       HB-821
     Heritage Preservation Fund, SB-2232;
       HB-3951
     U.S. Olympic Committee Fund of IL,
       SB-129
     United States Olympic Committee Act,
       SB-488
 corporation minimum tax requirement, SB-
   1162
 credit memorandum in lieu of refund, SB-
   1974
 credits
     airport noise insulation, SB-272, 2064;
       HB-1908, 2858, 4268
     child care center for employees' kids,
       SB-477, 603, 2108

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION - ILLINOIS INCOME
  TAX-Cont.
    contributions of personal property to
      schools, HB-1345, 3090
    corporations permitting instruction use
       of equipment by community college,
       HB-1530
    day care provided by employers, SB-
       1641, 1976; HB-3031, 3317, 3365,
       3670
    day care, HB-1124
    educational purposes property taxes,
       HB-1177
     employer drug rehabilitation program,
       SB-18
     enterprise zone jobs tax credit
       qualifications, HB-2829
     hazardous waste reduction equipment,
       HB-3610
     housing development in high
       unemployment city, HB-2094
     investment credit, research expenses,
       SB-700, 1106, 1107, 1805
     Personal Property Tax Replacement
       Tax see: taxation
     public utility credits for utility
       shortfall, HB-3704, 4054
     senior citizen utility bills, HB-656
     tuition to Ill. educational institution,
       SB-1662
     wages paid to handicapped employee,
       SB-2198
 deductions
     adoption expenses, SB-1764; HB-165
     advance tuition contracts, SB-17; HB-
       320
     airport noise, home insulation against,
       HB-2858
     child adoption fees, SB-396
     corporate deduction limitation, SB-
       1637; HB-1178
     corporations paying wages for training
       programs at community colleges,
       HB-1530
     dependent care assistance, SB-215
     dependent care expenses, HB-1651
     elderly residence conversion into rental
       units, SB-632, 1451
     federally taxable unemployment
       benefits, HB-1210
     household and dependent care
       expenses, HB-240
     medical expenses, SB-98
     percentage of annual rent, SB-204,
       526; HB-489
     special needs child care, SB-397, 1587
     Targeted Jobs Tax Credit salary
       adjustments, SB-395, 459;HB-363
     Tax Incentives for Capital Investment
       in Small Businesses Act, creates, SB-
       394




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TAXATION - ILLINOIS INCOME
  TAX-Cont.
    tuition to Ill. educational institution,
       SB-1663
Education Funding Advisory Referendum
  Act
    creates; 1988 general election; income
       tax or property tax for education
       funding, SB-816
estimated tax
    computation of estimated payments,
       SB-2233
     waiver of underpayment penalty,
       SB-1229
exemptions
     advance tuition contracts, SB-875; HB-
       320
     Alzheimer victim, HB-631
     blind/elderly exemptions, incorporates
         HB-206, 626, 749, 865, 2893,
           2968, 3167, 3259, 3377, 3398,
           3422, 3497, 3630, 4041, 4204
         SB-13, 33, 127, 156, 1638, 1653,
           1682, 1700, 1769, 2206
     elderly household members, SB-1019;
       HB-947, 1385
     elderly, $1,000 additional, HB-207,
       251
     eliminates $1,000 exempt. except for
       individuals, HB-1179
     enterprise zone business enterprise
       qualifications, HB-441
     foster children, HB-1720
     National Guard/Naval Militia pay,
       HB-1577
     pregnancy during taxable year,
       additional exemption, SB-5, 1659
     raises standard & withholding
       exemptions, HB-2155
     Sr.Cit./Dis. Persons Property Tax
       Relief ... Act payment recipients,
       HB-3169
     standard personal exemption increases,
       SB-401, 2111
 general revisions, SB-1223
 high-impact businesses, benefits, HB-4091
 Income Tax Refund Account
     creates; %age of income taxes paid into
       account for payment of refunds, SB-
       1562; HB-2918, 3012, 4219
 increases
     individual & corporate rates, SB-447,
       797, 1524; HB-1094, 1837, 2888,
       3156, 3630
     replace sch. dist. educational purposes
       taxes; Sch. Aid Income Tax Fund,
       SB-723, 1905
     sch. full funding; educational property
       tax reduction; income tax increase,
       SB-797
 interest

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION - ILLINOIS INCOME
  TAX-Cont.
    erroneous refunds due Dept. mistake,
      bans payment of interest, SB-1229
    interest on overpayments, State pays,
       HB-3070
    interest on refunds 3 months past due,
       SB-1605
    overpayments, interest paid until
       Comptroller processing completed,
       HB-2989
liability
     innocent spouse liability relief if federal
       relief granted, SB-1229
     no State liability if no federal liability,
       HB-136, 402
obsolete language, removes, HB-2073
payments
     erroneous checks returned to taxpayer
       within 15 days, HB-2990
Personal Property Tax Replacement Tax
     See TAXATION
refunds
     credit memorandum in lieu of refund,
       SB-1974
     enterprise zone (now abatement), HB-
       1543
     Income Tax Refund Fund, creates in
       State Treasury to make refunds
       from, HB-3012
     interest on refunds 3 months past due,
       SB-1605
     prohibits interest on erroneous refunds
       due to Dept. mistake, SB-1229
     withholding, prohibits of joint taxpayer
       with no State liability, HB-1815
school aid State income tax, HB-2409
standard exemption
     raises, SB-1524;HB-304
State employee returns
     failure to file return information
       available to employer, SB-1229
State revenue sharing
     increases amounts to be deposited into
       Local Gov't. Distributive Fund, SB-
       1389; HB-118, 1180, 3630, 3664
 subpoenaed tax information
     Dir. of Dept. respond to county grand
       jury, SB-1371
 Tax Incentives for Capital Investment in
   Small Businesses Act, creates, SB-394
 Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment
   Act
     short title, HB-1653
 taxable income
     corporate taxable income modification,
       HB-1177
     deduction of elderly residence
       conversion into rental units, SB-632
     file reports of amounts paid, HB-1416




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TAXATION - ILLINOIS INCOME
  TAX-Cont.
    no depreciation for bldg. code violation,
       SB-149
    trusts & estates-base income incl. taxes
       claimed for foreign tax credit,
       HB-3512
taxpayer information
    employee failure to file return, Dept.
       Revenue inform other Depts.,
       SB-1229
technical changes, SB-249;HB-1168, 1169,
   1175, 1388, 2762, 3327, 3413, 4210, 4225
trade re-adjustments and allowances
     employer qualify for Jobs Tax Credit,
       SB-1114
U.S. Congress candidate campaign
   committee income tax, imposes, HB-1396
withholding
     refund of joint taxpayer with no State
       liability, prohibits, HB-1815
TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF 1939
   (PROPERTY TAX)
apportionment of tax burden, HB-2527
assessed valuation
     annual reassessment, HB-3296
     coal per acre assessed value, HB-2909
     EAV for extension of tax levies;
       uniform tax levy filing date, HB-
       3524
     invalidation when board of review fails
       to serve petition to review, SB-470,
       1574
     litigation, power plant settlement
       agreements, HB-3395
     model home assessed valuation freeze,
       HB-2909
     rate on EAV of Chi. sch. dist. property,
       county clerk certify annualy to sch.
       dist., SB-1584
     taxpayer serve notice of petition to
       change, SB-733
 assessment to sales ratio studies
     sales price adjustment, deletes when
       financing different than prevailing
       cost of cash, HB-1506
 assessments
     complaints, taxing dists. may
       challenge, SB-1248, 1982
     condominium common area tax
       assessment procedures, SB-1719;
       HB-3623, 3772, 4131
     Cook County, board of appeals review
        local assessments, HB-2602
     county assessment districts, authorizes
       all county boards to divide county,
       HB-1598
     informal assessment review process,
        Dept. Revenue establish, HB-3007,
        3105

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF 1939
  (PROPERTY TAX)--Cont.
    property assessments, disclosures, HB-
       334
    quadrennial assessment lists available
       at offices rather than published, HB-
       1911
     reassessment of real estate, annual,
       HB-3296
     State property, prohibits assessing or
       selling for delinquent taxes, HB-
       3743
assessors
     additional compensation, SB- 1161;
       HB-1751, 1752, 3926
     continuing education incl. business &
       computer techniques, HB-1752
     county assessors
         compensation, additional, SB-734;
           HB-3926
         Dept. Revenue provide legal &
           technical assistance, SB-226
         homestead exemption application
           upon change of ownership, HB-
           3717
         supervisor of assessments
           additional compensation, SB-
           735
     expands definition HB-1754
     qualifications, HB-1895
     qualifications, reduces population
       requirements, HB-1756
 bad check fees, HB-1517
 boards of review
     assessed value revision limitations, SB-
       1294
     election, excepts counties also having
       county assessors, HB-4247
     election, HB-1269
     exemption claims, notification to
       affected taxing districts, SB-2014
     reclassification for privilege tax of
       mobile home, bans, HB-4249
 building health code violations
     causes of action; bonds, fees; repair
       liens, HB-2507
 certificates of error
     Cook County assessor issue, SB-521;
       HB-392
     county assessors receive and enforce,
       HB-4250
     final judgment, state's attorney mail to
       taxpayer, counties over 1 million,
       HB-3864
     homestead exemption allowance
       interest, HB-1753
 Chicago Board of Education Capital
   Projects Tax levy, HB-4158
 Chicago property tax rate
     Chicago corporate authorities 3/5
        majority vote; annual appropriation;
        tax bill information, HB-2915




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TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF 1939
  (PROPERTY TAX)-Cont.
Chicago school taxes
     certification of tax amounts, SB-1856
     equalized assessed valuation
       certification, HB-3369
     levy and extension, SB-1856
classification of property
     nursing homes in classification with
       single family residences, HB-2270
condominiums
     common area tax assessment
       procedures, SB-1719;HB-3623
Cook County Board of Appeals
     annual equalized assessments by
       township, HB-4007
     membership, increases, HB-2995
county collector
     interest distributed annually, HB-1978,
       3653, 4265
county record system
     Dept. of Revenue hiring approval, SB-
       531
county tax levy
     annual determination before 9/30, HB-
       870
delinquency
     date, lowers unemployment rate for
       counties under 2 million, HB-462
     delinquent taxpayer listed in property
       for sale ads, eliminates requirement,
       HB-1750
delinquent taxes
     annual interest penalty, SB-280, 392;
       HB-2593
     delinquent tax list advertising rates,
       SB-360;HB-667
     homestead property, interest decrease,
       HB-3814
     sales in error: redemption procedures;
       interest rate; pool to pay buyer costs;
       HB-3705
     unpaid taxes delinquency period, HB-
       3981
Education Funding Advisory Referendum
   Act
     creates; 1988 general election; income
       tax or property tax for education
       funding, SB-816
equalization factor
     assessment years 1987 forward not
       exceed 1985 assessment year factor,
       SB-1519; HB-2885
exempt organizations
     charitable organizations presumption,
       SB-1893
exemptions
     charitable property, grammatical
       change, SB-1171
     disabled veterans home property tax
       increase, SB-226;HB-167

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF 1939
  (PROPERTY TAX)-Cont.
    elderly or developmentally disabled
       facilities, HB-745
    failure to file annual exemption
       certificate, loss of exemption, SB-
       1670
    manufacturer's fuel, SB-235
farmland
    compensation to owners for low
       acquisition price, HB-3049
     forestry management plan land special
       evaluation as other farmland, SB-78
    tax reduction for erosion retardant
       strip, SB-7
forestry management plan land
     forestry plan extension; refunds from
       sales; forest tracts characterization,
       HB-1174
     special evaluation as other farmland,
       SB-78
forfeited property
     penalty bid limitation, HB-2706
     redemption, revises interest penalty
       bid, HB-11
home rental conversions
     senior citizen/disabled person owner,
       prohibits increase in assessed
       valuation, SB-428
homestead exemption
     See HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
Interest in Tax Delinquent Property Act
     creates; bans rent collection on tax
       delinquent property, HB-3631
Limitation on Collection of Personal
  Property Tax Act, creates, HB-3188
municipal collectors
     special assessments/taxes, mun.
       collector report to county collector,
       HB-3691
municipal property tax rate
     corporate authorities, requires 3/5 vote
       to increase; annual appropriation
       approval, 3/5 vote, SB-1547
nursing homes
     classified with single family residences,
       HB-2270
Parental Property Tax Relief Act
     creates; payments to parents of
       children in tuition-charging elem. &
       sec. sch., SB-1237
pollution control facility
     economic productivity attributed to
       extent of revenue increase, SB-1117;
       HB-2057
     excludes cooling towers and ponds for
       nuclear generators, SB-1116;HB-
       2064
Property Tax Appeal Board
     appeals, requires complaint filed with
       Board and Board final decision, HB-
       1189




2836


TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF 1939
  (PROPERTY TAX)-Cont.
     assessment adjustments collection &
       reporting; State Board of Ed. State
       aid apportionment, HB-398
     assessment level basis, HB-3142
     decisions in recomputation of claims,
       SB-956
     exemption claims, notification to
       affected taxing districts, SB-2014
     filing fee for complaints, HB-4090
     hearing denial for reclassification of
       mobile home for privilege tax, HB-
       4248
Property Tax Freeze Act of 1987
     subjects Revenue Act to, HB-13
Property Tax Limitation Act of 1988, HB-
   2887
Property Tax Relief Grant Act
     creates; grants to persons paying 10%
       of taxable income for taxes, SB-364,
       2054
property taxes - new
     collar county stormwater management
       plans; property tax, HB-998
     Urban Stormdrainage Management
       Dist. Act; creates; district property
       tax, HB-997
property taxpayers protest funds
     abolishes; refunds & interest paid to
       taxpayer by county collector from
       funds received, SB-1965
 real property tax, repeals, HB-2474
 rebates
     eligible persons not receiving
       homestead exemption due to error of
       county official, SB-2070
 reductions
     farmland erosion retardant strip, SB-7
 rental conversions
     senior citizen/disabled person owner,
       prohibits increase in assessed
       valuation, SB-428
 scavenger sales - see: tax sales
 school tax extension
     land with nuclear power plant
       disregarded in determining rate, HB-
       3520
 Senior Citizens Property Tax Limitation
   Act of 1988, HB-2890
 short title, SB-1447;HB-1544, 3947
 special assessments/taxes
     municipal collector report to county
       collector, HB-3691
 sports facilities
     tenant to pay real estate taxes, HB-264
 Superconducting Super Collider
     property tax loss compensation, HB-
        3050, 3472
 supervisor of assessments

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF 1939
  (PROPERTY TAX)-Cont.
     additional compensation, SB-735
     additional public office or employment,
       SB-787, 802
     examination, eligibility listings,
       SB-1889
tax abatement
     automatically annexed property,
       HB-3007 3017
     enterprise zone tax refund (now
       abatement), HB-1543
     tax sale property improved with
       multifamily residential structure,
       HB-1411
tax bills
     allocation to pension/SS costs of taxing
       dists., counties over 3 million, HB-
       2913
     deadline, extends one day for each day
       bill mailed late, HB-2028
     taxing dist. bonded indebtedness
       amount, HB-3994
tax exempt property
     taxing district services, owner
       payments in lieu of taxes, Sb-2014
tax extensions
     cancellation, SB-203, 1015
     cities over 1 million, amounts (1987)
       not exceed 1986 levels, SB-96
     limitations, HB-3067
tax judgments
     restates population requirement, HB-
       1889
 tax levies
     equalized assessed valuation of State
       property used for housing
       development, HB-2686
     uniform filing date; EAV for
       extensions, SB-2034;HB-3524
 tax lien trust accounts
     title insurance, trust accounts
       established prior to notification of
       Dept. of Revenue, HB-3641
 tax objection hearings, SB-520;HB-391
 tax sales
     abstract of title, county collector obtain
       prior to sale of real property, HB-
       1975
     automation fee, county collector assess
       to purchaser, HB-1976
     certificates of error, special tax sales,
       counties over 1 million, HB-2909
     certified or registered mail notice in
       addition to advertisement prior to
       judgment for sale, HB-1207
     county collector assess automation fee
        to purchaser, HB-3918
     court appointment of receiver, requires,
        HB-1412




2837


TAXATION - REVENUE ACT OF 1939
  (PROPERTY TAX--Cont.
     maximum penalty bid, HB-2154
     no interest on certain refunded
       purchase price, SB-41
     payment of subsequent taxes, bans
       until final installments delinquent,
       SB-2091
     prohibits until after second installment
       is due, HB-1980
     publication costs, recovery from
       proceeds allowed, HB-2748
     purchaser prohibitions; person
       redeeming property pay interest on
       taxes to purchaser, HB-877
     sales in error: redemption procedures;
       interest rate; pool to pay buyer costs;
       HB-3705
     senior citizen homestead exemption
       property, social worker disabled
       adult report, SB-1608, 1636; HB-
       2973, 3165
     social worker report on property owner
       ability to understand assessment
       delinquency, HB-3043
     State property, prohibits assessing or
       selling for delinquent taxes, HB-
       3743
     subsequent notice of redemption, HB-
       2513
taxes paid under protest
     increases percentage of withholding
       amt., HB-1755
taxing district, defines, HB-1174
taxing districts
     complaints for reassessment, districts
       may challenge, SB-1248
     overlapping, apportionment of tax
       burden, HB-2527
town collectors
     collection of all taxes under township
       organization, HB-3958
township assessors
     education requirement, HB-4266
     removes education requirement, HB-
       1315
Truth in Taxation Act
     applicability, expands, HB-2913, 2914
waiver of taxes and interest penalties by
   taxing districts, HB-76
TAXATION - SALES TAXES
See TAXATION (occupation and use
   taxes)
TEACHERS
adolescent and teen suicide
     prevention training incl. in in-service
       training programs, SB-695
     teacher institute instruction on warning
       signs, HB-394

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TEACHERS-Cont.
certification
    evaluation and remediation;
       recertification exam, HB-3446
     nonrenewable temporary certificates,
       SB-1999
    provisional certificates pending basic
       test scores, SB-1999
    substitute teacher certificates in
       educational service regions, HB-4167
    transitional bilingual education,
       SB-1981
     waive student teaching requirement,
     . SB-2147
child abuse
     investigations of teachers or
       administrators: conducted after
       hours, accused's rights, HB-1484
children school enrollment
     parent's employing dist., permits
       enrollment in when non-resident,
       HB-155, 159
collective bargaining
     repeals obsolete provisions, SB-506
continuing education
     private sector jobs - 7th/8th grade
       vocational teachers, SB-2028
     vocational ed teachers; teacher
       placement; insurance, HB-1740
contractual continued service
     loss, bans for reason of teacher
       parttime assignment, SB-2057
     retirement, contractual after age 70,
       HB-461, 3499
     termination after 70th birthday,
       deletes, SB-2147
     transfer of teachers upon deactivation
       of high sch., SB-2027
criminal background checks
     initiated by regional sup't. rather than
       school board, HB-1120, 1183
evaluation
     Board supply consulting teachers when
       local dist. can't, SB-693
     Chi. teachers & principals; evaluation,
       remediation, recertification exams,
       SB-2045
     evaluation and remediation;
       recertification exam, HB-3446
     excludes districts with comparable
       plans from Evaluation Article, SB-
       1071
     plans, district develop through
       collective bargaining, HB-992
     rating standard, SB-707;HB-126
     remediation period, reduces, SB-1849
     sch. dist. teacher evaluation plans,
       HB-3499
final grades
     classroom teacher ultimate authority,
       HB-645




2838


TEACHERS-Cont.
foreign language
     State Board of Education grant
       program, HB-2780
foreign language/bilingual
     bilingual, employment preferences,
       HB-2393
     State Board of Education grant
       program, HB-2780
gifted children
     teacher qualifications, employment &
       certification, SB-309
Language and International Trade
   Academy, IL
     creates; stimulate language &
       internat'l. trade education;
       professional development of teachers;
       economic development, HB-2782
paperwork and routine tasks
     school boards develop plans to reduce,
       more time to teach, HB-1301
pension service credit
     See PENSIONS
private sector grants
     includes 7th & 8th grade teachers, HB-
       461
 reimbursable expenses, HB-1901
 resignation, prohibits during school term,
   SB-1178
 retirement
     contractual continued service after age
       70, HB-461, 3499
 salaries
     deductions due to report violations,
       HB-2393
     district rules apply to institute &
       regular days; prohibits deduction for
       sickness on institute days, SB-388
     increase classroom teacher salaries,
       SB-1853
     increase, SB-799
     minimum salary levels, SB-2028
 scholarship recipients
     employment in teacher shortage areas,
       requires, SB-169
 special education joint agreements
     continued contractual service in all
       program areas after probation,
       SB-696
 student teacher supervisors
     extra planning period per student
       teacher HB-1059
 substitute teachers
     certification in educational service
       regions, HB-4167
 teacher exchange plans, HB-949
 teacher institutes
     absence due to sickness, prohibits
       salary deduction, SB-388
     AIDS training program, SB-765

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TEACHERS-Cont.
     student learning objectives,
       development, HB-1806
     student suicidal behavior warning
       signs, requires instruction of
       teachers, HB-394
     teacher institute advisory committees
       membership, SB-725
teacher training scholarship
     eliminates public school teaching
       requirement, SB-717; HB-1022
transfers
     seniority reasons only, prohibits, HB-
       3686
unions
     teacher union officers, bans, HB-3920
vocational education teachers
     private sector grant program eligibility,
       HB-2512
TELEPHONES
alcohol and drug abuse
     State toll-free numbers, Dept.
       Alcoholism & Substance Abuse;
       Dept. advertising, HB-946
alternative operator service
     user billing information, HB-4121
automated telephone dialing
     solicitation, prohibits, SB-190; HB-8
 customer bills
     added charge calls, customer consent,
       HB-3219
     local service plans, annual comparison
       report furnished to customers to
       determine lowest phone bill, HB-748
     phone bill identify number of phone
       used for assessed charge, HB-1890
 DCFS child abuse hotline
     req. sufficient staffing & equipment,
       HB-797
 directories
     advertising sales, failure to disclose an
       unlawful business practice, HB-541
     hearing impaired services/devices
       listings, HB-3564
 Emergency Homeless Veterans Act
     creates; telephone hotline; short-term
       shelter; long-term residence, HB-
       1841
 Emergency Telephone System Act
     automatic dialing systems, remove
       emergency numbers; definitions, HB-
       4197
     emergency telephone system tax;
       referendum; pass-on; funding
       mechanisms, HB-911
 hearing impaired
     amplified coin-operated telephones,
        HB-3133
     deaf communications devices at public
        safety agencies, requires, HB-4139




2839


TELEPHONES-Cont.
     directory listings of services/devices,
       HB-3564
     hearing aid compatible telephone,
       defines & requires, HB-3565
     telephone service, ICC deadline for
       phasing in program by telephone
       carriers, HB-3545
hotel charges
     unlawful business practice to charge
       more than hotel's cost, HB-4183
Interexchange Service Authority
     certificates of, eliminates restrictions,
       HB-3135
lifeline rates
     ICC establish telecommunications
       service, HB-1503
local service plans
     annual comparison report to customers
       for lowest phone bill, HB-748
     flat rate local calling service or untimed
       calling zone plan, requires, SB-1914
     termination for failure to pay long
       distance bill of competitive company,
       prohibits, HB-3728
manufacturer telephone hotlines
     eavesdropping authorization, food &
       drug product hotlines, HB-1786
Market Service Area, technical change, SB-
   773
Minority and Female Business Enterprise
   Council
     toll-free phone number for information
       requests, HB-2124
obscene messages
     ICC rules prohibiting transmitting,
       HB-2142
parent alcohol or drug abuse, telephone
   hotline for children seeking counseling,
   HB-1422
 polio information
     toll-free information number, Dept.
       Public Health; promotion of public
       awareness, HB-1522
 Pornographic Telephone Message Tax Act,
   creates, SB-1596
 rates
     bans per use base for local exchanges,
       HB-2473
     based on usage, ICC approval, HB-618
     lifeline telephone rates, ICC establish,
       HB-752, 1503
 Residential Telephone Customer Privacy
   Act
     creates; prohibits solicitation by
       commercial entities without
       customer consent, HB-322
 solicitation
     bans after 5 p.m., SB-751
     unsolicited automated phone
       solicitation, prohibits, SB-190; HB-8

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TELEPHONES--Cont.
State communications services
     telecommunications devices for deaf
       and speech impaired, HB-3567
State telephone directories
     Dept. CMS sell to public, HB-1129
teenager hotline
    State Board of Education; children &
       parent counseling, SB-1329
telecommunciations services facilities
     fire protection and emergency system
       study, SB-1875
telecommunications carriers
     additional informational services,
       customer option to delete, HB-3659
     carrier-specific access codes, ICC
       report to G.A., HB-3135
     competitive telecommunications service
       compliance with ICC safety
       standards, SB-1706; HB-3136
     extra charge prefixes, limits access by
       customers, SB-1971
     extra-cost services only upon customer
       request, HB-2395
Telemarketing Consumer Protection Act,
   HB-4015
telephone and mail harassment
     increases penalty; threatening an
       individual (now public official), HB-
       1240
telephone companies
     property condemnation, compliance
       with ICC rules, HB-3405
Telephone Lifeline Rate and Universal
   Service Fund Act
     creates; ICC lifeline telephone rates;
       statewide fund to offset rate
       increases, HB-752
telephone message service
     billing restrictions, SB-1619
     billing; charges; restrictions;
       authorization, SB-1617
     minors, prohibits offering service, SB-
       1618
     pornographic message service, methods
       of denial to minors, SB-1620
telephone sale transactions
     statutory cancellation provisions apply,
       HB-1788
 Universal Telephone Lifeline Service Act
     creates; Lifeline Service Rates;
       eligibility criteria; tax suppliers, HB-
       2139
 user sensitive/measured service
     basic fee, SB-133;HB-354
     comparative billing service, SB-1914
 911 Emergency Telephone Number Act
     false report or complaints penalties,
       SB-801




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TELEVISION
See RADIO AND TELEVISION
TOBACCO AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS
Cigarette Paper Tax Act, HB-3933
Cigarette Safety Act, Illinois
    creates; fire safety standards for
      cigarettes/little cigars, HB-4290
Cigarette Safety Commission Act, creates,
  HB-4289
cigarette taxes
    cigarette stamp sales by other persons,
       HB-1441
    compliance bond exemptions, HB-1440
    tax stamp sales; disposition of monies,
       HB-1167
Clean Indoor Air Act, Illinois
    creates; prohibits smoking in public
       places, SB-374, 1820;HB-20, 4195
Clean Public Elevator Air Act, IL
     creates; prohibits smoking in public
       elevators, HB-52
Clean Restaurant Air Act, IL
     creates; prohibits smoking in public
       restaurants, HB-154
Clean Workplace Air Act, IL
     creates; prohibits smoking in
       workplace, HB-1719
 minors
     Smokeless Tobacco Limitation Act,
       creates, HB-1726
     tobacco samples, prohibits distribution
       of samples to, SB-257
 nicotine
     dangerous drug classification, SB-1821
 Nonsmoker's Health Protection Act
     creates; prohibits smoking in public
       areas, SB-139
 schools
     sch. boards prohibit smoking on school
       property, HB-54
 smokeless tobacco
     billboards carry health warning
       statements, HB-975
 Smokeless Tobacco Limitation Act
     creates; prohibits sales & distribution
       to persons under 18, HB-1726
 Smokeless Tobacco Products Tax Act, HB-
   1625
 Smoking Limitation Act
     creates; bans in health care/child care
       facilities and offices, SB-1763
 State Office Smoking Prohibition Act,
   creates, HB-2297
 Tobacco Products Tax Act, SB-604, 2086;
   1389, 1615
 TORTS
 collateral source payments
     admissible as proof as compensation,
       HB-1131, 1476; SB-592

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TORTS-Cont.
contribution among joint tortfeasors Act
    contribution bans against injuries
      covered by Worker's Comp./Occ.
      Diseases Acts SB-1065;HB-1477
    liability in tort exceptions, HB-3594
General Not For Profit Corporation Act
    total tort immunity to volunteer
      workers, HB-270
interspousal tort action
    husband or wife may sue other for tort
      committed during marriage,
      HB-2062
Local Governmental and Governmental
  Employees Tort Immunity Act
     see also: LIABILITY
     see also: LOCAL GOVERNMENT
     local tort reserves, limits amount of
       general obligation bonds local entity
       may issue, HB-171
     notice of injury for civil actions, HB-
       128
     repeals obsolete Section, HB-3285
     self-insurance revenues used only for
       tort judgments & settlements, HB-
       129
tort immunity
     Alcoholism and Drug Addiction
       Intervenor Immunity Law, enacts,
       SB-40;HB-37
Trade Secrets Act, IL, HB-542
TOWNSHIPS
See CITIES AND VILLAGES
TOYS
See GAMES AND GAMBLING
TRADE AND TOURISM
agricultural products
     overseas markets, DCCA/Farm
       Development Authority develop, SB-
       1920
 Bed and Breakfast, SB-1421; HB-1770
 Chicago world trade center, DCCA
   establish, HB-2349
 concert tours
     DCCA grants to bands & orchestras
       for tourism promotion, HB-1010
 Export Development Act of 1983, IL
     Coak Marketing office, HB-4113
     guaranteed funding, req. disclosure of
       entities receiving; audits information,
       HB-558,649
     reporting of financial assistance by
       applicant; repeal confidentiality of
       info Section, SB-144
     trade secrets not deemed public
       records; confidentiality of materials
       transmitted to other gov'tal, entities,
       SB-144




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TRADE AND TOURISM-Cont.
Export Trading Company Act, creates,
  SB-1
foreign language bank
    DCCA/State Board of Ed. establish to
       assist in foreign trade development,
       HB-2783
Foreign Trade Zone Act
    Greater Rockford Airport Authority
       may establish foreign trade zone or
       sub-zone, HB-1798
grain exports
    quality based on grading factors of
       Dept. Ag/Uofl Ag College, HB-
       1042
grain grading system
     Dept. of Ag. and Uofl Ag. College
       develop to enhance IL market, HB-
       1041
Language and International Trade
  Academy, IL
     creates; stimulate language &
       internat'l. trade education;
       professional development of teachers;
       economic development, HB-2782
local tourism and convention bureaus
     eligibility for DCCA grants, SB-1039;
       HB-2817
regional tourism councils
     DCCA establish throughout State, HB-
       1566
SIU International Commerce and
   Development Center
     establishes; world-wide marketing,
       products, services, ideas, HB-1217,
       1955
State Parks, Tourism and Recreation
     creates Div. in Dept. of Conservation,
       HB-2709
tourism and convention bureaus
     county bureaus eligible for DCCA
       Build Illinois grants, HB-2869
     local bureaus with volunteer staff
       eligible for DCCA grants, SB-
       1039;HB-2817
 Tourism Promotion Band Grant Fund
     creates; DCCA grants for sch. band &
       orchestra trips; HB-3838
 travel agencies
     See TRAVEL AGENCIES
 TRANSPORTATION
 barge traffic
     DOT study Ill. River barge traffic, HB-
       2034
 Commercial Transportation Law
     ICC leasing requirements exemptions,
       HB-1850, 3946
     rail crossing safety requirements, HB-
       4044
     railroad right-of-way real estate sale or
       lease, SB-517

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TRANSPORTATION-Cont.
    train obstructing traffic, deletes
      continuous movement exception, SB-
      474
Downstate Public Transportation Act
    Bi-State Metropolitan Development
      Area, removes from certain
      assistance, HB-1282
Floodplain Construction Act
    creates; prohibits new construction;
       DOT floodplain maps, HB-368
Forest Products Transportation Act
    proof of ownership; Dept. of
      Conservation regulation, SB-1493
Hazardous Materials Transportation Act
    DOT report to G.A., SB-1236
Highway Corridor Transportation
  Improvement Act
    creates; Intergov'tal. Highway Corridor
       Agency; development of
       geographical system of highways,
       HB-2656
intercity rail service
     assistance, DOT agreements with local
       gov't. and architecture or
       engineering firms, HB-3412
Local Mass Transit District Act
     annexing contiguous territory,
       alternative methods, SB-1762
     employee punitive damages liability,
       exemptions, HB-641
     township annexation to Metro-East
       Transit Dist., HB-1283
     trustee compensation, HB-1021
mass transit
     amber lights, public mass transit
       vehicle HB-2991
     food or drink consumption, bans,
       HB-3455
mass transportation reimbursment for
   reduced student fares, HB-2189
Metro-East Transit District
     township annexation, allows, HB-1283
Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA)
     citizens advisory boards to CTA, RTA,
       Suburban Bus Board, Commuter
       Rail Bd., abolishes, SB-29
     common carrier liability under Local
       Gov. Tort Immunity Act, removes
       exclusion, SB-269
     CTA vacancy temporary Mayoral
       appointments, HB-2529
     employee punitive damages liability,
       exemptions, HB-641
     handicapped reserved seats, CTA fines,
       SB-845;HB-487
     handicapped seats, CTA fines for
       refusal tor surrender, SB-2106
     MTA comply with RTA Service
       Boards standards, SB-1017




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TRANSPORTATION-Cont.
    RTA collective bargaining agreements,
       SB-996
     RTA service board requirements,
       Metro. Authority compliance, SB-
       2109
     RTA-Office of Inspector General;
       Travel Control Board, SB-2230
     technical corrections, SB-496;HB-989
     transit police force, HB-3727
paratransit services
     DOT grants to providers, SB-818, 1016
pipeline carriers/rail carriers
     Antitrust Act regulatory provisions,
       removes, SB-1152;HB-2207
Public Transportation Safety Board Act
     creates; investigate accidents on public
       transportation systems, HB-2787
rail carriers
     Antitrust Act regulatory provisions,
       removes for rail carriers & common
       carriers by pipeline,
       SB-1152;HB-2207
     facilities upgrading, ICC use of
       transferred funds, HB-1735
     ICC report on accidents involving
       hazardous materials, HB-3869
     maintenance of urban bridges,
       roadways, rights-of-way; fines, HB-
       2928
     separate gross receipts tax, HB-1537
 rail transportation passenger service
     DOT study; advisory task force; report
       to G.A., HB-1801
 railroad rights of way, ICC identify, HB-
   3645
 railroad work
     DOT contracts for materials, supplies,
       rehabilitation.work, SB-2003
     DOT contracts for railroad materials
       and facilities, SB-2079
 Regional Development Authorities Act
     creates; infrastructure; transportation;
        economic development; health care;
        social & ed. services between
        counties, SB-1055;HB-2626
 Regional Transportation Authority (RTA)
     adequate police protection study every
        2 years, HB-208
     bans pension plan participation, HB-
        2120
     citizens advisory boards to CTA, RTA,
        Suburban Bus Board, Commuter
        Rail Bd., abolishes, SB-29
      Commuter Rail Board member on NE
        Ill. Metropolitan Area Planning
        Commission, HB-4146
      Five-Year Plan adoption, file copies of
        ordinance, SB-2016;HB-1710
      Five-Year Program adoption, copies of
        ordinance, SB-1351

     Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


TRANSPORTATION-Cont.
     five-year program ordinance copies,
       HB-3914
     ICC assistance in carrying out duties,
       SB-161
     legislative appointment of Dir.
       vacancies, HB-2531
     motor fuel tax, HB-2696
     paratransit grants, exempts from
       farebox recovery & system generated
       ratios, HB-1599
     Reg. Citizens Advisory Board
       membership, SB-1110
     RTA board reimbursement for actual
       expenses, HB-2055
     RTA collective bargaining agreements,
       SB-996
     RTA-school transportation agreements,
       SB-874
     Suburban Bus Board member expense
       limits, HB-2053
     technical corrections, SB-496;HB-989
     township disconnection by referendum,
       SB-2279; HB-4302
     transportation facility within
       municipality, requires municipality
       permission, SB-831;HB-1843
 right-of-way
     prohibits turning in front of mass
       transit vehicle, HB-1288
 Rural Public Transportation Coordination
   Assistance Program
     creates; Interagency Coordinating
       Comm. on Rural Public
       Transportation; transportation
       services & assistance programs;
       grants; HB-2736
 transportation impact districts
     counties form; fees; highway access
       construction, HB-1672
     counties form, repeals authorization,
        HB-4311
 trauma victims
     Statewide transportation plan, DOT
        helicopters, HB-1955
 TRAVEL AGENCIES
 bank-owned, SB-406;HB-576, 1687, 2122,
   3478
 Travel Agents and Travel Agencies
   Licensing Act, creates, SB-1256
 Travel Promotion Consumer Protection Act
      creates; trust account for refunds due
        to cancellations, SB-1326
      exclusion: travel promoters insured and
        bonded by another travel promoter,
        HB-4072
      travel promoter definition, HB-3780
 traveler warnings
      fire protection systems of place of
        accommodation, agent must alert
        traveler, SB-239




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UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
See EMPLOYMENT
UNIFORM LAWS
Anatomical Gift Act, Uniform
    acceptance of gift despite survivor
       objection, HB-406, 407
     defines death, SB-78, 1092
     disposal of body after organ removal,
       SB-2131
     liability, exempts persons acting in
       good faith, HB-407
     payment for certain gifts or donations,
       prohibits; organ transplant protocol
       & guidelines; prohibits sale of
       certain body parts, HB-404
     permits 18-yr. olds to donate, HB-406
     potential donors, hospital develop
       protocol for identifying, HB-408
Commercial Code, Uniform
     bad check fee authorization, HB-2540
     bank deposits withdrawal time period
       determination, HB-3891
     certificated security delivery not
       presumed without written receipt,
       HB-3787
     commercial account bad check fee,
       HB-3990
     commercial check fees, SB-2212
     deposited funds availability, HB-635
     electronic securities transactions;
       certificated & uncertificated
       securities; governing provisions, SB-
       258
     leases of goods Article, adds, SB-966
     lost instrument security, bank's
       irrevocable letter of credit suffices,
       HB-172
     National Conference amendments,
       incorporates, HB-513
     non-negotiable CD replacement, no
       indemnity bond required, HB-3788
     sale of farm equipment collateral;
       redemption; ag foreclosure
       redemption, HB-1089
     Secretary of State duties, HB-714
     security interests in farm products,
       HB-922
     withdrawal of deposited funds time
       delay, SB-445
Condominium Act, Uniform, creates, SB-
  624
Conviction Information Act, IL Uniform
     creates; access, dissemination of
       conviction records maintained by
       State, SB-926
Criminal History Records Act, Uniform
     creates; collection, maintenance,
       dissemination, disclosure; repeals
       criminal ID & investigation Act, SB-
       964

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


UNIFORM LAWS-Cont.
Determination of Death Act, Uniform,
  creates, HB-598
Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act,
  Uniform
    county retains unclaimed property after
       7 years, SB-1532
    Dir. of Financial Institutions consider
      any claim & issue decision within 90
      days, HB-2100
    negative report requirement waiver,
      SB-458
Dormant Mineral Interests Act, Uniform
    creates; surface owner action to
       terminate inactive interest; use &
       preservation of interest, HB-1851
Durable Power of Attorney Act, creates,
  SB-1288
Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act,
  1964 Revised Uniform
    adopts; repeals 1948 version, SB-1424
Federal Lien Registration Act, Uniform,
  creates, SB-2136
Fraudulent Transfer Act, Uniform
    creates; rights of creditors &
       transferees, SB-965
Health-Care Information Act, Uniform,
  creates SB-1528
International Wills Act, Uniform, creates,
  SB-2134
Premarital Agreement Act, Illinois
  Uniform, creates, SB-2137
Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Act,
  Revised Uniform
    cooperation between IL and United
       Kingdom as "Convention Country",
       SB-1332
    income definition, includes lottery prize
       awards, ins. proceeds, vacation pay,
       bonuses, etc. SB-759
    income withholding order; single
       standard of assistance & grant
       amount; demonstration programs;
       birth certificate information,
       HB-2862
    unemployed person owing support may
       be court-ordered to seek
       employment, HB-3881
Statutory Rule Against Perpetuities,
  Uniform, creates, SB-2135
Trade Secrets Act, Uniform
    creates; codify basic common law
       provisions, HB-1853
Unclaimed Property Act, Uniform
    creates; disposition; abandoned
       property; incl. intangible property;
       Dept. Financial Instit. rules; SB-
       1028, 1113
Uniform Marital Property Act advisory
  commission, creates, HB-2568




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VETERANS
Anna veterans' home, SB-2007
Charitable Games Act
    veterans and fraternal organizations
       may conduct, HB-177, 860
    veterans organizations licensed,
       HB-236
children's educational benefits
     service connected definition, expands;
       deletes Spanish-Amer. War Veterans
       provisions, HB-4269
disabled veterans home
     property tax exemption increase,
       SB-226; HB-167
Emergency Homeless Veterans Act
     creates; telephone hotline; short-term
       shelter; long-term residence, HB-
       1841
 hiring and promotion preference
     extends Fire Protection Dist.
       provisions, SB-222
 homestead exemption
     new exemption for war veterans, HB-
       3711
 hospitals
     Vet. Admin. hospitals subject to IL
       Hospital Licensing Act, Dept. Public
       Hlth. annual inspections, HB-846
 indemnification
     physicians employed by Dept., Att.
       Gen. defend in civil law suits, SB-
       1967
 LaSalle Veterans Home, SB-1456
 LaSalle veterans' nursing home, HB-3451
 license plates
     Purple Heart recipients special plates,
       SB-132
     US armed forces retirees special plates,
       HB-1512
 Manteno Veterans Home
     domiciliary care qualifications,
       SB-1456; HB-3450
     veterans home administrators to be
       licensed nursing home
       administrators, HB-1900
 memorial markers
     federal government headstones, permits
        Dept. Veterans Affairs to pay
        monument company for transporting
        & erecting costs, HB-2227
 military discharge
      provides for recording of, SB-146
 obsolete references, replaces, HB-2226
 parade permits
      local government liability, exempts for
        vet parades, HB-452
 scholarships
      exempts from denial for default on
        guaranteed loans, HB-85
 Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons
    Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical
    Assistance Act (Circuit Breaker)

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


VETERANS-Cont.
    veterans benefits, excludes from
       "income", SB-8;HB-750, 753
Veterans Assistance Act
     applies to veterans of any
       congressionally declared conflict;
       Korean Conflict nomenclature,
       SB-1456
     indigent veterans, SB-1456
veterans homes
     equal use of area hospitals, HB-4057
     staff qualifications and patient-staff
       ratios, HB-2493
     veterans home administrators to be
       licensed nursing home
       administrators, HB-1900
veterans preference employment
     civil service appointment violations,
       misdemeanor, HB-845
     Dept. CMS, Civil Service Commission,
       10% preference requirement, HB-
       3291
     fire protection district hiring &
       promotion, HB-1087
     Public Works, increases penalties for
       violations, HB-847
 veterans scholarships
     eligibility period, HB-85
     exempts from denial for default on
       guaranteed loans, HB-85
 Vietnam Veterans Act
     multipurpose service center quarterly
       reports, HB-1370
     rules and regulations, SB-904
 VICTIMS AND WITNESSES
 AIDS victim
     misdemeanor to knowingly do any act
        which is likely to transmit AIDS,
        SB-110
 Bill of Rights for Victims and Witnesses of
   Violent Crimes Act
     notice of appeal and post-conviction
        review, grants victims, HB-1526
     victim consulted before plea offer or
        negotiations, HB-1525
     victim impact statement to Prison
        Review Board, HB-1556, 2222
     victim informed of minimum sentence,
        SB-1410;HB-2590
      victim notice of hearing or hearing
        cancellation, HB-1553
      victim right to be present in court, HB-
        1628
      victim right to present account of crime
        before Grand Jury, SB-2257
      written notification of rights of family
        members, removes right; St. Att.
        provide victim with written
        explanation, HB-1523
 child sexual abuse victims




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VICTIMS AND WITNESSES-Cont.
    see also: CHILDREN AND MINORS
    expedite criminal proceedings
      involving, HB-522
Crime Victims Compensation Act
    applicants for services for child victims
      of sex offenses, DCFS & A.G.
      consultation, SB-2257
    increases monthly amount; increases
      funeral costs, SB-564
    victim, expands definition, HB-2958
elder abuse
    physicians report suspected cases, HB-
       1670
Elder Abuse Demonstration Program Act
    termination date, extends, HB-2840
Holocaust
    Days of Remembrance observance
      week in schools, HB-3011
    school curriculum, HB-3011
immune witness
    testimony & evidence not used against
       witness in subsequent case SB-167,
       1357
juvenile court records
    victim insurance agency access to
      juvenile court records, HB-2366
lie detector tests
    See RECORDS
physically handicapped victims
    robbery of person over 60 yrs. old,
       Class 1 felony, HB-2479
Rape Victims Emergency Treatment Act
    Sexual Assualt Survivors Emergency
       Treatment Act, changes title; terms;
       procedures, HB-2839
sex victims
     HIV testing of defendant, notify
       victim, HB-4000
    physical exam bans, SB-1374; HB-
       2859
     psychiatric exam, circuit court trial
       requirements, repeals Act, SB-1612
trauma victims
    Statewide transportation plan, DOT
       helicopters, HB-1955
victim impact statements
     bail, court consider victim in setting,
       HB-696
victim physical examination restrictions,
  HB-2583
video testimony
    sexually abused children under 12,
       HB-510, 2241
Violent Crime Victims Assistance Act
    applicants for services for child victims
       of sex offenses, DCFS & A.G.
       consultation, SB-2257
     victims' assistance centers, child victim
       special needs, HB-2959

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


VICTIMS AND WITNESSES-Cont.
witness competency
    no person disqualified to testify in
      criminal procedure cases, HB-3331
witness immunity
    testimony may not be used against
      witness in subsequent case, SB-167
witness presence in courtroom
    crime victims relatives not excluded
      during testimony of other witnesses,
      HB-1527
Witness Protection Act, repeals, HB-2107
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
See EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY
  AND SECONDARY
WAGES
See FEES AND SALARIES
WAREHOUSES
Personal Property Warehouse Act
    application and renewal fees payments,
      HB-1198
WATER
Canal Lands Act
    Ottawa, DOT remove restrictions on
      certain conveyed lands, HB-472
Coastal Resources Management Act, IL
    creates; management in conjunction
      with municipal management
      program of defined coastal zone, HB-
      2754
county well water
    testing program in unincorporated
      areas, HB-1236
Des Plaines River
    DOT maintain flood gates, SB-30
    floodplain land sales, DOT right of first
      refusal; DOT improvements removed
      within 6 mos., SB-629
    Hoffman Dam floodgate, IDOT
      maintain, SB-548
Flood Control Act of 1945
    DOT monitor water levels; notify cities
      of impending floods, HB-1395
    DOT/sch. dist. agreements; floodplain
       property acquisition; relocation
       assistance, SB-548
flood plain real estate sales, HB-1095
Floodplain Construction Act
    creates; prohibits new construction;
       DOT floodplain maps, HB-368
groundwater protection
    agricultural pesticide use, information
       concerning effect on groundwater,
       SB-1475
    EPA plan deadline, SB-1209
    Groundwater Protection Act,
       Comprehensive, creates, SB-1307
     pesticides effect study, HB-3799




2846


WATER-Cont.
    recharge areas, waste facilities
       restrictions, SB-2076
Illinois River
    IL River watershed, DOT agreements
      to develop, HB-1968
injection well fees, HB-2797
Kaskaskia River
    DOT watershed sales, deletes
       authorization; prohibits charging for
       water below Carlyle Dam, HB-261
    water contracts
         bans impositionon entities using
           water prior to 1/1/87, SB-900
         charges for actual usage, SB-869
         surcharge only during emergency
           or drought, SB-868, 901
Lake Calumet
    EPA hazardous wastes study, HB-3608
Lake Calumet Environmental Enhancement
  Authority Act, creates, SB-1600; HB-
  2999, 3683, 3922
Lake Michigan
    DCMS land conveyance to Loyola U.,
       SB-1771
    Lake Michigan Protection Authority,
       creates; transfers powers of DOT;
       pre-empts home rule, HB-1456
    Shoreline Relief Act, Illinois, creates;
       Dept. ENR impact study, SB-1916
Metro-East Sanitary District
    pump station and flood gate system,
       DOT oversee & monitor, HB-1277
Municipal Joint Action Water Agencies
    project development costs, agencies
       bear proportionate share, HB-1377
    solid waste management, county
       control optional, SB-1958
Private Well Water Protection Act
    creates; EPA/Dept. Public Health
       groundwater protection, SB-1482;
       HB-2742
public water districts
    trustees salary, increases maximum,
       HB-248
public water supply
    certification fees deposited into Env.
       Pro. Permit and Inspection Fund,
       SB-913
     federal Safe Drinking Water Act
       standards adoption, HB-4009
     hazardous substance leakage, Dir. EPA
       may order remedial action, HB-3548
River Conservancy Districts Act
    disconnection of territory by petition
       and referendum, HB-3063
    enterprise zones designation; quick
       take, SB-1791
     public hearing before ordinance, HB-
       425, 4153

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


WATER-Cont.
Rivers and Streams Act
    appropriate use of floodway
         structures built on pylons, SB-
           2209
    new construction ban, 100-yr. floodway
      of NE IL Planning Commission;
      stormwater management plans, tax,
      bonds; groundwater withdrawal
      restriction, HB-998
    new construction, exemptions, SB-1868
    100-year floodway definition,
      authorized maps & data, SB-1868
rivers, lakes and streams regulation Act
    Lake Michigan work permits, EPA/
      DOT joint issuers (now Pollution
      Control Board), HB-2864
    new construction definition, HB-3991
Safe Drinking Water and Toxic
  Enforcement Act of 1988, creates, SB-
  2125
Shoreline Relief Act, Illinois
    creates; Lake Michigan shoreline,
       Dept. ENR impact study, SB-1916
Soil and Water Conservation Districts Act
    petitions for additional territory,
      HB-2379
stormwater management plans
    bonds, taxes, IDFA loans, HB-4220
    collar counties; property tax, HB-998
Underground Storage Tank Regulation Act
    creates; EPA & Pollution Control Bd.
      rules; groundwater contamination,
      SB-1426
Wastewater Assistance Revolving Fund
  Act, Illinois
    creates; EPA loans of fed. funds to
      local gov't. for wastewater treatment
      facility rehab; local gov't. fees; EPA
      advisory committee, SB-1486, 2159
Water Authorities Act
    vacancies filled by election, exceptions,
      SB-587
Water Commission Act of 1985
    adjacent municipalities connections,
      HB-2494
    Dept. Revenue local tax collection
      costs, HB-2483
water pollution
    IL Pollution Control Revolving Fund
      Act, creates; loans & grants; bond
      increase, HB-3629
    Pollution Control Revolving Fund Act,
      creates; loans, grants; bond
      authorization, HB-2917
    Water Pollution Control Revolving
       Fund, creates; wastewater treatment;
       local gov't. loans; antipollution bonds
       SB-1794
Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund
  Act, Illinois, creates, SB-1794, 1862;
  HB-2917, 3846




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WATER--Cont.
water supply
     cross-connection control devices, bans
       EPA/Poll. Control Bd. regulation,
       HB-3522
     flouride standard, reduces, SB-2262
 Water Use Act
     groundwater withdrawal regulation,
       SB-468;HB-72, 998
     groundwater, dist. recommend
       restrictions in emergencies, HB-4009
     groundwater, withdrawal restrictions;
       stormwater management; floodway
       construction bans, HB-998
 Water Well Construction Code
     administration of Act, Dept. Public
       Hlth. designate agents, HB-3442
     potable water wells permits, Dept.
       Public Health issue, HB-3941
wells
     injection wells of record, annual fees,
       HB-2797
     nonpotable water supply wells,
       authority to issue permits, HB-4034
     violation penalties, increases, HB-2429
WEAPONS
ballistic knives, prohibits, SB-1037
confiscated weapons
     State Police Div. of Forensic Services
       & ID criminal lab use, HB-2330
day care centers
     licensure standards, prohibits firearms,
       HB-883
Explosives Act
     See EXPLOSIVES
Firearm & Ammunition Owner's
  Identification Act
     unlawful sale of firearms, psychiatric
       patient, HB-2324
Firearm and Ammunition Products
  Liability Act, creates, HB-140
Firearm Owner Identification Act of 1987,
  creates, HB-2351
Firearm Owner's Identification Card
  (FOIC) Act
    convicted felon firearm permits, SB-
       532, 827, 1938; HB-255, 333, 1029
    exemptions
         persons under NRA/Dept. of
           Conservation instructors, HB-
           3220
    handgun liability insurance
       exemptions, HB-1080
    mental health facility disclosure of
       information, HB-3453
    repeals; creates Firarm Owner's
       Identification Act of 1987, HB-2351
    repeals, HB-653, 804
firearms

   Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


WEAPONS-Cont.
     aggravated assault with a firearm,
       creates offense, HB-1040
     armed felons, prohibits sentence of
       probation, HB-377
     convicted felon firearm permits, SB-
       532, 827, 1316; HB-255, 333, 1029,
       2093
     delivery waiting period, extends for
       concealable firearm, HB-2186
     discharge distance under Wildlife
       Code, HB-419
     discharging in city limits, felony, HB-
       355
     local regulation & taxation, prohibits,
       HB-1270, 1348, 1885
     local restrictions not more restrictive
       than State or federal laws, HB-3092
     nighttime noise emission regulation of
       shooting firearms at targets, HB-
       3030
     nonmetal firearms, bans, HB-3294
     paint pellets firearms, bans, SB-1797,
       1798
     public defender/state's attorney/att.
       general investigators appointments;
       secure & serve warrants; carry
       firearms, SB-271
     State park rangers and site sup'ts. may
       be equipped with, HB-1311
     unlawful possession, deletes that person
       has been convicted of felony in State,
       SB-1365
     unlawful sale of firearms, psychiatric
       patient, HB-2324
Firearms Shooting Range Development Act
     creates; Dept. Conservation matching
       grants to local gov't., HB-1958, 3069
handguns
     bans sales; exceptions; prohibits
       manufacture in IL, HB-447
     handgun liability insurance, HB-1080
     unlawful transfer of handguns offense,
       HB-448
juvenile tried as adult
     aggravated battery with firearm, HB-
       1596
Law Enforcem't. Officers Weapons Act
    creates; weapons specifications, HB-
       4283
toy guns
    creates offenses of careless assault and
       careless robbery, HB-1632
unlawful use of weapons
    bans nonmetal or plastic firearms, HB-
       34
    silencing devices, stun guns, tasers,
       imposes restrictive bans, HB-1676
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
violations




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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES-Cont.
    monetary penalties, HB-3117
WILDLIFE CODE
See GAME CODES
WILLS AND TRUSTS
Banks and Trusts Commissioner
    BIDCO Act, creates; Commissioner
       regulate, SB-1792
beneficial interests
    recipient services, DMHDD reach
       beneficial int. in spendthrift & other
       trusts, SB-781
beneficiary trust
    subject to child support claim, SB-263;
       HB-473
    trustee liability, breach of fiduciary
       duty, SB-822
Charitable Trust Act
    trust value, increases, SB-14
Corporate Fiduciaries Act
    investments on behalf of trust, SB-2188
Corporate Fiduciary Act
    powers of corporate fiduciaries, Comm.
       of Banks & Trusts specify, HB-3972
    short title for Act to regulate &
       administer trusts by trust companies,
       HB-2793
Durable Power of Attorney Act, creates,
  HB-1109
Funeral or Burial Funds Act
    pre-need contracts; trust fund
       requirements & criteria, HB-1700
International Wills Act, Uniform, creates,
  SB-2134
Land Trust Recordation and Transfer Tax
  Act
     beneficial interest transfers, SB-295
land trusts
     beneficiary disclosure before payment
       of State funds, SB-224
    cause of action against beneficiary not
       originally named defendant, no time
       limit, SB-219
Living Will Act
     death delaying procedures; definitions;
       declarations; liability, SB-1147; HB-
       1902
    declaration statement witnesses,
       HB-175
power of attorney
     Durable Power of Attorney Act,
       creates, HB-1109
     IL Power of Attorney Act, creates,
       SB-524;HB-1109
         health care references, eliminates,
           SB-2184;HB-3598
     Powers of Attorney for Health Care
       Act, creates, HB-842
     Uniform Durable Power of Attorney
       Act, SB-1288

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


WILLS AND TRUSTS-Cont.
Probate Act
    administrator, disqualifies felons, HB-
       1696
    certified child inheritance rights, SB-
       1510
    descent of estate, incompetent
       decedent, SB-1573
    disability, grounds; petition for
       guardianship accompanied by
       medical info; guardian report
       annually to court, HB-3836
    disabled adults divorce, guardian
       action, SB- 1148
    durable powers Section, repeals, HB-
       1109
    estate of dependent decedent without
       will goes to surviving parents who
       had legal custody, SB-1773
    grandparent visitation rights, HB-1333
    guardian appointments for minors
       between 18 and 21, SB-744
    guardian estate planning for minor or
       disabled ward, SB-1149
    guardian petition for dissolution of
       ward's marriage, SB-1148;HB-2128
    guardian powers in absence of court
       order, limits, HB-1108
    health care references, eliminates,
       HB-3598
    investments by representative of estate,
       HB-2619
    nonresident administrators; other
       changes, SB-165
    probate, release of interests not sold;
       good faith purchasers, etc., SB-73
    proof of paternity, SB-522
    small estate affidavits, SB-423
    trust beneficiary notice; notice of
       hearings, SB-822;HB-1940
    universal succession without
       administration, SB-1476
    universical succession without
       administration, SB-1509
    videotape of will, HB-1458
    visitation privileges not granted when
       adoption by close relative, SB-1611
    ward's estate disposition, guardian &
       court may authorize, HB-2099
Statutory Short Form Power of Attorney for
  Property Act
     creates; agent powers for property and
       financial matters, HB-1110
trust companies
     Corporate Fiduciary Act, short title for
       Act to regulate & administer trusts
       by trust companies, HB-2793
    excludes certain federally-regulated
       institutions; requires approval of
       change in control, SB-918
     terms; cross references; Commissioner
       conduct trust company hearings,
       HB-2795




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WILLS AND TRUSTS-Cont.
Trusts and Trustees Act
    account on termination of trust as well
       as annually, SB-1513
    bank services to trust, compensated,
       HB-2793
    trustee agreements with affiliated
       banks, SB-1286
    trustees pay bank for services rendered
       to trust, SB-2188
WORKERS COMPENSATION/
  WORKERS OCCUPATIONAL
  DISEASES ACTS
alcohol or drug influence
    excludes injuries or diseases incurred
       under from compensation, SB-599;
       HB-1400
arbitration proceedings
    continuances for good cause only, HB-
       2648
Chicago firefighters, deletes exclusion of,
  HB-114
employer liability, SB-598
grammatical changes, HB-2432
hearing loss
    decreases compensation period;
       determination basis; measurement,
       SB-199;HB-550
    sound level proof, HB-1453
hearing transcript fee, SB-688
Industrial Commission
     arbitrators compulsory retirement, SB-
       1614
    county courthouse space for
       arbitrators, SB-688
     emergency hearing petitions, no
       amending after filing, SB-160
     filing of documents, date deemed to be
       that of postmark, SB-55
     interest accruing on awards, HB-2447
     judicial review of decisions concerning
       claims against State, HB-2442
     records retention, HB-2431
     secretary and arbitrator salaries, HB-
       633
     Secretary/Assistant Sec. positions,
       eliminates, HB-2835
     work-related deaths, eliminates
       requirement for reports, HB-2252,
       2448
injury/disease exclusions
     alcohol or drug influence, excludes
       injuries & diseases incurred under,
       SB-599;HB-1400
     repetitive or cumulative trauma as
       principal cause, SB-444;HB-1408
     stress-induced injuries and diseases,
       SB-452;HB-1390
liability disputes
     group insurance company pay, then
       recoup, HB-1448

    Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.


WORKERS COMPENSATION/
  WORKERS OCCUPATIONAL
  DISEASES ACTS-Cont.
limitations periods, decreases, HB-278
petitions
    bans amendment of filed petition, HB-
       1262
prior benefits claims
    prohibits employer inquiry of potential
      employee, SB-568
reckless corporate conduct, new offense, SB-
  2247
State Compensation Insurance Fund
    creates; corporation; insure employers
       against certain liability, SB-415;
       HB-1008, 3400
transcript fees, HB-1165
transcript fees, increases, SB-1784
work-related death
    employer report requirement,
      eliminates, HB-2252
Workers Compensation Act
    acc. & hlth./workers comp. insurance
       policies, Dir. Ins. approve, SB-864
    benefits
         coordinates with other benefits,
           SB-198, 463;HB-287
         disfigurement benefit limits, HB-
           290
         pre-existing conditions and
           disabilities adjustments, HB-
           289
         temporary total disability, limits
           penalty, HB-624
    burial expenses, increases employer
       payment, HB-1111, 3383
    compensation rate, HB-1069
    construction design professional
       liability, HB-1287
    Cumulative Injury Fund, employer
       reimbursed for physically &
       mentally handicapped employee
       payments, HB-1407, 3382
    employer, includes unit of local gov't.,
       HB-1857
    exempts certain owners & owner
       operators of truck tractors, HB-604
    expedited compensation procedure for
       undisputed claims, SB-666
    group self insurance payments, HB-
       2253
     Industrial Commission arbitrators
       space in county courthouse, SB-688,
       1683
     insurer dispute with accident & health
       insurer, Dept. Ins. rules for employee
       benefits, SB-862
     interest on awards drawn from date of
       award,SB-1817
     interest on awards, SB-565



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WORKERS COMPENSATION/
  WORKERS OCCUPATIONAL
  DISEASES ACTS-Cont.
    loss of use evaluations, specifies
      standard, SB-83;HB-325, 519, 2614
    maximum compensation
         extends for permanent partial
           disability, SB-197;HB-533
    nonsworn volunteers in disaster
       operations, includes, SB-46
    petition amendment restrictions, HB-
       3140
    reckless corporate conduct, new
       offense, SB-2247
    Self-Insurance Administration Fund
       and Advisory Board, creates,
       SB-1676
     Self-Insurers Administration Fund,
       SB-1884
     serious disfigurement definition, SB-
       439; HB-630
     short title technical change, HB-2032
     surviving spouse remarriage
         lump sum payment, waive further
           benefits, HB-311,622, 929
     township general assistance recipient,
       township pay Workers Comp.
       Insurance & claims, HB-2084
     vocational rehabilitation services, HB-
       498
 Workers Occupational Diseases Act
     rebuttable presumption, disease arising
       from exposure to toxic substance,
       SB-983
     resident alien employees; public health
       care needs areas determination, HB-
       2404
 ZOOS
 See PARKS AND PARK DISTRICTS


Bold Bill Numbers indicate Public Act.



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GOVERNOR'S ACTION



2852


PUBLIC ACTS


Public Act
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PA (85-0001)A
PA (85-0002)A
PA (85-0003)A
PA (85-0004)A
PA (85-0005)A
PA (85-0006)A
PA (85-0007)A
PA (85-0008)A
PA (85-0009)A
PA (85-0010)A
PA (85-0011)A
PA (85-0012)A
PA (85-0013)A
PA (85-0014)A
PA (85-0015)RR
PA (85-0016)VP
PA (85-0017)VP
PA (85-0018)A
PA (85-0019)A
PA (85-0020)A
PA (85-0021)A
PA (85-0022)VP
PA (85-0023)A
PA (85-0024)VP
PA (85-0025)A
PA (85-0026)VP
PA (85-0027)VP
PA (85-0028)VP
PA (85-0029)VP
PA (85-0030)VP
PA (85-0031)VP
PA (85-0032)VP
PA (85-0033)VP
PA (85-0034)VP
PA (85-0035)VP
PA (85-0036)VP
PA (85-0037)VP
PA (85-0038)VP
PA (85-0039)VP
PA (85-0040)VP
PA (85-0041)VP
PA (85-0042)VP
PA (85-0043)VP
PA (85-0044)VP
PA (85-0045)VP
PA (85-0046)VP
PA (85-0047)VP
PA (85-0048)VP
PA (85-0049)VP
PA (85-0050)VP
PA (85-0051)VP
PA (85-0052)VP
PA (85-0053)VP
PA (85-0054)VP
PA (85-0055)VP
PA (85-0056)VP
PA (85-0057)VP
PA (85-0058)VP
PA (85-0059)VP


Bill No.
HB-3542*
SB-0366*
SB-0141
HB-0307*
SB-0243
SB-0453*
HB-1537
HB-1735
HB-1854
SB-0066
SB-1303
SB-1348*
HB-0774*
SB-0580*
SB-0483
SB-0338*
SB-0417*
SB-0347*
SB-0219
SB-1050
SB-1115
SB-1489
HB-0416*
HB-0451*
HB-0775*
HB-0779*
HB-0783*
HB-1234*
SB-0287*
SB-0330*
SB-0340*
HB-0756*
HB-0757*
HB-0768*
HB-0769*
HB-0793*
HB-1065*
HB-1275*
SB-0285*
SB-0320*
SB-0327*
SB-0331*
SB-0333*
SB-0344*
SB-0348*
HB-0484*
HB-0760*
HB-0766*
HB-0771*
HB-0772*
HB-0773*
HB-0780*
HB-0790*
HB-1368*
HB-1897*
SB-0237*
SB-0283*
SB-0291*
SB-0315*
SB-0316*


Date
1-31-89
4-22-87
5-01-87
5-22-87
5-22-87
6-19-87
6-30-87
6-30-87
6-30-87
6-30-87
6-30-87
6-30-87
7-01-87
7-01-87
7-02-87
11-04-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
7-20-87
7-20-87
7-20-87
7-20-87
10-22-87
7-20-87
10-22-87
7-20-87
11-06-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87


Public Act
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PA (85-0061)VP
PA (85-0062)VP
PA (85-0063)VP
PA (85-0064)VP
PA (85-0065)VP
PA (85-0066)VP
PA (85-0067)VP
PA (85-0068)VP
PA (85-0069)VP
PA (85-0070)VP
PA (85-0071)VP
PA (85-0072)VP
PA (85-0073)VP
PA (85-0074)VP
PA (85-0075)RR
PA (85-0076)VP
PA (85-0077)VP
PA (85-0078)VP
PA (85-0079)VP
PA (85-0080)VP
PA (85-0081)VP
PA (85-0082)VP
PA (85-0083)VP
PA (85-0084)VP
PA (85-0085)VP
PA (85-0086)VP
PA (85-0087)VP
PA (85-0088)VP
PA (85-0089)VP
PA (85-0090)VP
PA (85-0091)VP
PA (85-0092)VP
PA (85-0093)VP
PA (85-0094)VP
PA (85-0095)VP
PA (85-0096)VP
PA (85-0097)VP
PA (85-0098)A
PA (85-0099)VP
PA (85-0100)A
PA (85-0101)A
PA (85-0102)VP
PA (85-0103)VP
PA (85-0104)A
PA (85-0105)VP
PA (85-0106)A
PA (85-0107)A
PA (85-0108)VP
PA (85-0109)VP
PA (85-0110)VP
PA (85-0111)VP
PA (85-0112)A
PA (85-0113)A
PA (85-0114)A
PA (85-0115)A
PA (85-0116)A
PA (85-0117)A
PA (85-0118)A
PA (85-0119)A


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL


Bill No.
SB-0318*
SB-0321*
SB-0322*
SB-0323*
SB-0324*
SB-0325*
SB-0326*
SB-0328*
SB-0329*
SB-0334*
SB-0335*
SB-0336*
SB-0339*
SB-0342*
SB-0345*
SB-0349*
SB-0839*
HB-0482*
HB-0483*
HB-0770*
HB-0776*
HB-0777*
HB-0778*
HB-0781*
HB-0782*
HB-0785*
HB-0791*
HB-0799*
HB-1636*
HB-2049*
SB-0284*
SB-0288*
SB-0290*
SB-0317*
SB-0332*
SB-0337*
SB-0343*
SB-0363*
HB-0109*
HB-0606*
HB-0758*
HB-0759*
HB-0789*
HB-0792*
HB-1276*
HB-2048*
HB-2050*
HB-2075*
SB-0286*
SB-0292*
SB-0319*
HB-0784*
HB-1148
HB-1176
HB-2853
SB-0760
HB-1365
HB-0010
HB-2823
SB-0047


Date
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
11-04-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
11-06-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
11-06-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
7-21-87
10-22-87
7-21-87
7-21-87
10-22-87
11-06-87
7-21-87
10-22-87
7-21-87
7-21-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
10-22-87
7-23-87
7-23-87
7-23-87
7-23-87
7-24-87
7-30-87
7-30-87
7-30-87


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                       PUBLIC ACTS-Continued
Public Act      Bill No.   Date       Public Act       Bill No.  Date
PA (85-0120)A   SB-0289    7-30-87    PA (85-0180)A    SB-0377   8-18-87
PA (85-0121)A   SB-0443    7-30-87    PA (85-0181)A    SB-0788   8-18-87
PA (85-0122)A   SB-0487    7-30-87    PA (85-0182)A    SB-0789   8-18-87
PA (85-0123)A   SB-0596    7-30-87    PA (85-0183)A    HB-0612   8-19-87
PA (85-0124)A   SB-0600    7-30-87    PA (85-0184)A    HB-0061   8-21-87
PA (85-0125)A   SB-0780    7-30-87    PA (85-0185)A    HB-0081   8-21-87
PA (85-0126)A   SB-0912    7-30-87    PA (85-0186)A    HB-0090   8-21-87
PA (85-0127)A   SB-0924    7-30-87    PA (85-0187)A    HB-0121   8-21-87
PA (85-0128)A   SB-1298    7-30-87    PA (85-0188)A    HB-0173   8-21-87
PA (85-0129)A   SB-1304    7-30-87    PA (85-0189)A    HB-0175   8-21-87
PA (85-0130)A   SB-1488    7-30-87    PA (85-0190)A    HB-0388   8-21-87
PA (85-0131)A   HB-2437    8-03-87    PA (85-0191)A    HB-0404   8-21-87
PA (85-0132)A   HB-0915    8-04-87    PA (85-0192)A    HB-0407   8-21-87
PA (85-0133)A    HB-0439   8-04-87    PA (85-0193)A    HB-0464   8-21-87
PA (85-0134)A    HB-0745   8-13-87    PA (85-0194)A    HB-0475   8-21-87
PA (85-0135)A   HB-1242    8-13-87    PA (85-0195)A    HB-0478   8-21-87
PA (85-0136)A   HB-1299    8-13-87    PA (85-0196)A    HB-0523   8-21-87
PA (85-0137)A    HB-1461   8-13-87    PA (85-0197)A    HB-0535   8-21-87
PA (85-0138)A    HB-2369   8-13-87    PA (85-0198)A    HB-2162   8-21-87
PA (85-0139)A   HB-2630    8-13-87    PA (85-0199)A    HB-2328   8-21-87
PA (85-0140)A   SB-0201    8-13-87    PA (85-0200)A    HB-2370   8-21-87
PA (85-0141)A   SB-0548    8-13-87    PA (85-0201)A    HB-2414   8-21-87
PA (85-0142)A   SB-0719    8-13-87    PA (85-0202)A    HB-2530   8-21-87
PA (85-0143)A    HB-0003   8-14-87    PA (85-0203)A    HB-2790   8-21-87
PA (85-0144)A    HB-0227   8-14-87    PA (85-0204)A    HB-2795   8-21-87
PA (85-0145)A    HB-0228   8-14-87    PA (85-0205)A    HB-2872   8-21-87
PA (85-0146)A    HB-1101   8-14-87    PA (85-0206)A    SB-0021   8-21-87
PA (85-0147)A    HB-2202   8-14-87    PA (85-0207)A    SB-0038   8-21-87
PA (85-0148)A    HB-2218   8-14-87    PA (85-0208)A    SB-0407   8-21-87
PA (85-0149)A    HB-2219   8-14-87    PA (85-0209)A    SB-0618   8-21-87
PA (85-0150)A    HB-2236   8-14-87    PA (85-0210)A    SB-0922   8-21-87
PA (85-0151)A    SB-0766   8-14-87    PA (85-0211)A    SB-0925   8-21-87
PA (85-0152)A   SB-1225    8-14-87    PA (85-0212)A    SB-0928   8-21-87
PA (85-0153)A   SB-1233    8-14-87    PA (85-0213)A    SB-0932   8-21-87
PA (85-0154)A    HB-0579   8-15-87    PA (85-0214)A    SB-0933   8-21-87
PA (85-0155)A    HB-0593   8-15-87    PA (85-0215)A    SB-0939   8-21-87
PA (85-0156)A    HB-0643   8-15-87    PA (85-0216)A    SB-1234   8-21-87
PA (85-0157)A    HB-0803   8-15-87    PA (85-0217)A    HB-0326   8-23-87
PA (85-0158)A    HB-0854   8-15-87    PA (85-0218)A    HB-0473   8-23-87
PA (85-0159)A    HB-1019   8-15-87    PA (85-0219)A    HB-2580   8-23-87
PA (85-0160)A    HB-1259   8-15-87    PA (85-0220)A    HB-2805   8-23-87
PA (85-0161)A    HB-1922   8-15-87    PA (85-0221)A    SB-0497   8-23-87
PA (85-0162)A    HB-2866   8-15-87    PA (85-0222)A    SB-0759   8-23-87
PA (85-0163)A    SB-0077   8-15-87    PA (85-0223)A    SB-1328   8-26-87
PA (85-0164)A    SB-1453   8-15-87    PA (85-0224)A    HB-0231   8-28-87
PA (85-0165)A    HB-0056   8-17-87    PA (85-0225)A    HB-2332   8-28-87
PA (85-0166)A    HB-0860   8-17-87    PA (85-0226)A    SB-0914   9-01-87
PA (85-0167)A    HB-1087   8-17-87    PA (85-0227)A    SB-0009   9-02-87
PA (85-0168)A    HB-1737   8-17-87    PA (85-0228)A    SB-0041   9-02-87
PA (85-0169)A    HB-2227   8-17-87    PA (85-0229)A    SB-0155   9-02-87
PA (85-0170)A    HB-2228   8-17-87    PA (85-0230)A    SB-0159   9-02-87
PA (85-0171)A    SB-0023   8-17-87    PA (85-0231)A    SB-0162   9-02-87
PA (85-0172)A    SB-0132   8-17-87    PA (85-0232)A    SB-0247   9-02-87
PA (85-0173)A    SB-0146   8-17-87    PA (85-0233)A    SB-0264   9-02-87
PA (85-0174)A    SB-0222   8-17-87    PA (85-0234)A    SB-0281   9-02-87
PA (85-0175)A    HB-0293   8-18-87    PA (85-0235)A    SB-0350   9-02-87
PA (85-0176)A    HB-0746   8-18-87    PA (85-0236)A    SB-0355   9-02-87
PA (85-0177)A    HB-2380   8-18-87    PA (85-0237)A    SB-0356   9-02-87
PA (85-0178)A    SB-0025   8-18-87    PA (85-0238)A    SB-0398   9-02-87
PA (85-0179)A    SB-0054   8-18-87    PA (85-0239)A    SB-0405   9-02-87

A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION       REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY        VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL




2854


Public Act
PA (85-0240)A
PA (85-0241)A
PA (85-0242)A
PA (85-0243)A
PA (85-0244)A
PA (85-0245)A
PA (85-0246)A
PA (85-0247)A
PA (85-0248)A
PA (85-0249)A
PA (85-0250)A
PA (85-0251)A
PA (85-0252)A
PA (85-0253)A
PA (85-0254)A
PA (85-0255)A
PA (85-0256)A
PA (85-0257)A
PA (85-0258)A
PA (85-0259)A
PA (85-0260)A
PA (85-0261)A
PA (85-0262)A
PA (85-0263)A
PA (85-0264)A
PA (85-0265)A
PA (85-0266)A
PA (85-0267)A
PA (85-0268)A
PA (85-0269)A
PA (85-0270)VP
PA (85-0271)A
PA (85-0272)A
PA (85-0273)A
PA (85-0274)A
PA (85-0275)A
PA (85-0276)A
PA (85-0277)A
PA (85-0278)A
PA (85-0279)A
PA (85-0280)A
PA (85-0281)A
PA (85-0282)A
PA (85-0283)A
PA (85-0284)A
PA (85-0285)A
PA (85-0286)A
PA (85-0287)A
PA (85-0288)A
PA (85-0289)A
PA (85-0290)A
PA (85-0291)A
PA (85-0292)A
PA (85-0293)A
PA (85-0294)A
PA (85-0295)A
PA (85-0296)A
PA (85-0297)A
PA (85-0298)A
PA (85-0299)A


       PUBLIC ACTS-Continued
Bill No.   Date       Public Act
SB-0410   9-02-87     PA (85-0300)A
SB-0445   9-02-87     PA (85-0301)A
SB-0465   9-02-87     PA (85-0302)A
SB-0472   9-02-87     PA (85-0303)A
SB-0489   9-02-87     PA (85-0304)A
SB-0490    9-02-87    PA (85-0305)A
SB-0545    9-02-87    PA (85-0306)A
SB-0549    9-02-87    PA (85-0307)A
SB-0707    9-02-87    PA (85-0308)A
SB-0893    9-02-87    PA (85-0309)A
SB-0913    9-02-87    PA (85-0310)A
SB-0938    9-02-87    PA (85-0311)A
SB-0991    9-02-87    PA (85-0312)A
SB-1032    9-02-87    PA (85-0313)A
SB-1051    9-02-87    PA (85-0314)A
SB-1156    9-02-87    PA (85-0315)A
SB-1178    9-02-87    PA (85-0316)A
SB-1179    9-02-87    PA (85-0317)A
SB-1403    9-02-87    PA (85-0318)A
SB-1483    9-02-87    PA (85-0319)A
SB-1515    9-02-87    PA (85-0320)A
SB-0095    9-04-87    PA (85-0321)A
SB-0277    9-04-87    PA (85-0322)A
SB-0301    9-04-87    PA (85-0323)A
SB-0308    9-04-87    PA (85-0324)A
SB-0458    9-04-87    PA (85-0325)A
SB-0792    9-04-87    PA (85-0326)A
SB-0908    9-04-87    PA (85-0327)A
SB-1037    9-04-87    PA (85-0328)A
SB-1146    9-04-87    PA (85-0329)A
HB-1163* 10-22-87     PA (85-0330)A
SB-0091    9-05-87    PA (85-0331)A
SB-0140    9-05-87    PA (85-0332)A
SB-0372    9-05-87     PA (85-0333)A
SB-0457    9-05-87     PA (85-0334)A
SB-0467    9-05-87     PA (85-0335)A
SB-0481    9-05-87     PA (85-0336)A
SB-0539    9-05-87     PA (85-0337)A
SB-0564    9-05-87     PA (85-0338)A
SSB-0776   9-05-87     PA (85-0339)A
SB-0949    9-05-87     PA (85-0340)A
SB-0973    9-05-87     PA (85-0341)A
SB-1012    9-05-87     PA (85-0342)A
SB-1101    9-05-87     PA (85-0343)A
SB-1172    9-05-87     PA (85-0344)A
SB-1183    9-05-87     PA (85-0345)A
SB-1467    9-05-87     PA (85-0346)A
SB-1494    9-05-87     PA (85-0347)A
HB-0308    9-08-87     PA (85-0348)A
HB-1954    9-08-87     PA (85-0349)A
HB-2428    9-08-87     PA (85-0350)A
SB-0094    9-08-87     PA (85-0351)A
SB-0466    9-08-87     PA (85-0352)A
SB-1085    9-08-87     PA (85-0353)A
SB-1493    9-08-87     PA (85-0354)A
HB-1274    9-09-87     PA (85-0355)A
HB-2167    9-09-87     PA (85-0356)A
SB-0695     9-09-87    PA (85-0357)A
SB-0990     9-09-87    PA (85-0358)A
SB-1222     9-09-87    PA (85-0359)A


Bill No.   Date
HB-0332   9-10-87
HB-1645   9-10-87
HB-2699   9-10-87
HB-2700   9-10-87
SB-0152    9-10-87
SB-0257    9-10-87
SB-0387    9-10-87
SB-0774    9-10-87
SB-1232    9-10-87
SB-1472    9-10-87
SB-0067    9-10-87
SB-0068    9-10-87
SB-0203    9-10-87
SB-0213    9-10-87
SB-0259    9-10-87
SB-0298    9-10-87
SB-0353    9-10-87
SB-0379    9-10-87
SB-0380    9-10-87
SB-0383    9-10-87
SB-0404    9-10-87
SB-0411    9-10-87
SB-0426    9-10-87
SB-0546    9-10-87
SB-0547    9-10-87
SB-0601    9-10-87
SB-0662    9-10-87
SB-0667    9-10-87
SB-0684    9-10-87
SB-0702    9-10-87
SB-0769    9-10-87
SB-0779    9-10-87
SB-0861    9-10-87
SB-0884    9-10-87
SB-0905    9-11-87
SB-0927    9-10-87
SB-0936    9-10-87
SB-0956    9-10-87
SB-0981    9-10-87
SB-0992    9-10-87
SB-1230    9-10-87
SB-1275    9-10-87
SB-1278    9-10-87
SB-1291    9-10-87
SB-1296    9-10-87
SB-1302    9-10-87
HB-0057    9-11-87
HB-0088    9-11-87
HB-0106    9-11-87
HB-0147    9-11-87
HB-0172    9-11-87
HB-0233    9-11-87
HB-0234    9-11-87
HB-0249    9-11-87
HB-0252    9-11-87
HB-0266    9-11-87
HB-0269     9-11-87
HB-0310     9-11-87
HB-0345     9-11-87
HB-0358     9-11-87


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL



2855


PUBLIC ACTS-Continued


Public Act
PA (85-0360)A
PA (85-0361)A
PA (85-0362)A
PA (85-0363)A
PA (85-0364)A
PA (85-0365)A
PA (85-0366)A
PA (85-0367)A
PA (85-0368)A
PA (85-0369)A
PA (85-0370)A
PA (85-0371)A
PA (85-0372)A
PA (85-0373)A
PA (85-0374)A
PA (85-0375)A
PA (85-0376)A
PA (85-0377)A
PA (85-0378)A
PA (85-0379)A
PA (85-0380)A
PA (85-0381)A
PA (85-0382)A
PA (85-0383)A
PA (85-0384)A
PA (85-0385)A
PA (85-0386)A
PA (85-0387)A
PA (85-0388)A
PA (85-0389)A
PA (85-0390)A
PA (85-0391)A
PA (85-0392)A
PA (85-0393)A
PA (85-0394)A
PA (85-0395)A
PA (85-0396)A
PA (85-0397)A
PA (85-0398)A
PA (85-0399)A
PA (85-0400)A
PA (85-0401)A
PA (85-0402)A
PA (85-0403)A
PA (85-0404)A
PA (85-0405)A
PA (85-0406)A
PA (85-0407)A
PA (85-0408)A
PA (85-0409)A
PA (85-0410)A
PA (85-0411)A
PA (85-0412)A
PA (85-0413)A
PA (85-0414)A
PA (85-0415)A
PA (85-0416)A
PA (85-0417)A
PA (85-0418)A
PA (85-0419)A


Bill No.
HB-0393
HB-0465
HB-0472
HB-0476
HB-0522
HB-0524
HB-0542
HB-0577
HB-0645
HB-0672
HB-0714
HB-0813
HB-0845
HB-0930
HB-0948
HB-1946
SB-0073
SB-0241
SB-0282
SB-0314
SB-0488
SB-0668
SB-0801
SB-1180
SB-1277
HB-0087
HB-0035
HB-0390
HB-0505
HB-1901
SB-0069
SB-0111
SB-0516
SB-0586
SB-0602
SB-0697
SB-0767
SB-1074
SB-1142
SB-1421
SB-1501
SB-0062
SB-1253
SB-1261
SB-1359
SB-1399
SB-1417
HB-0001
HB-0039
HB-0305
HB-0319
HB-0471
HB-0689
HB-0824
HB-0840
HB-1167
HB-1244
HB-1313
HB-1317
HB-1341


Date
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-11-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-14-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87
9-15-87


Public Act
PA (85-0420)A
PA (85-0421)A
PA (85-0422)A
PA (85-0423)A
PA (85-0424)A
PA (85-0425)A
PA (85-0426)A
PA (85-0427)A
PA (85-0428)A
PA (85-0429)A
PA (85-0430)A
PA (85-0431)A
PA (85-0432)A
PA (85-0433)A
PA (85-0434)A
PA (85-0435)A
PA (85-0436)A
PA (85-0437)A
PA (85-0438)A
PA (85-0439)A
PA (85-0440)A
PA (85-0441)A
PA (85-0442)A
PA (85-0443)A
PA (85-0444)A
PA (85-0445)A
PA (85-0446)A
PA (85-0447)A
PA (85-0448)A
PA (85-0449)A
PA (85-0450)A
PA (85-0451)A
PA (85-0452)A
PA (85-0453)A
PA (85-0454)A
PA (85-0455)A
PA (85-0456)A
PA (85-0457)A
PA (85-0458)A
PA (85-0459)A
PA (85-0460)A
PA (85-0461)A
PA (85-0462)A
PA (85-0463)A
PA (85-0464)A
PA (85-0465)A
PA (85-0466)A
PA (85-0467)A
PA (85-0468)A
PA (85-0469)A
PA (85-0470)A
PA (85-0471)A
PA (85-0472)A
PA (85-0473)A
PA (85-0474)A
PA (85-0475)A
PA (85-0476)A
PA (85-0477)A
PA (85-0478)A
PA (85-0479)A


Bill No.   Date
HB-1419   9-15-87
HB-1420   9-15-87
HB-1438   9-15-87
HB-1462   9-15-87
HB-1524   9-15-87
HB-2093   9-15-87
HB-2100   9-15-87
HB-2166   9-15-87
HB-2185   9-15-87
HB-2211   9-15-87
HB-2225   9-15-87
HB-2247   9-15-87
HB-2250   9-15-87
HB-2260   9-15-87
HB-2331   9-15-87
HB-2366   9-15-87
HB-2376    9-15-87
HB-2377    9-15-87
HB-2379    9-15-87
HB-2389    9-15-87
HB-2477    9-15-87
HB-2574    9-15-87
HB-2680    9-15-87
HB-2803    9-15-87
HB-2826    9-15-87
HB-2849    9-15-87
HB-2865    9-15-87
HB-0187    9-17-87
HB-0188    9-17-87
HB-0245    9-17-87
HB-0268    9-17-87
HB-0272    9-17-87
HB-0292    9-17-87
HB-0295    9-17-87
HB-0298    9-17-87
HB-0706    9-17-87
HB-0747    9-17-87
HB-0823    9-17-87
HB-0850    9-17-87
HB-0862    9-17-87
HB-0868    9-17-87
HB-0869    9-17-87
HB-0953    9-17-87
HB-1154    9-17-87
HB-1672    9-17-87
HB-1726    9-17-87
HB-1727    9-17-87
HB-1744    9-17-87
HB-1753    9-17-87
HB-1768    9-17-87
HB-1780    9-17-87
HB-1798    9-17-87
HB-1801    9-17-87
HB-1815    9-17-87
HB-1819    9-17-87
HB-1832    9-17-87
HB-1839    9-17-87
HB-1912    9-17-87
HB-1925    9-17-87
HB-1938    9-17-87


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL



2856


PUBLIC ACTS-Continued


Public Act
PA (85-0480)A
PA (85-0481)A
PA (85-0482)A
PA (85-0483)A
PA (85-0484)A
PA (85-0485)A
PA (85-0486)A
PA (85-0487)A
PA (85-0488)A
PA (85-0489)A
PA (85-0490)A
PA (85-0491)A
PA (85-0492)A
PA (85-0493)A
PA (85-0494)A
PA (85-0495)A
PA (85-0496)A
PA (85-0497)A
PA (85-0498)A
PA (85-0499)A
PA (85-0500)A
PA (85-0501)A
PA (85-0502)A
PA (85-0503)A
PA (85-0504)A
PA (85-0505)A
PA (85-0506)A
PA (85-0507)A
PA (85-0508)A
PA (85-0509)A
PA (85-0510)A
PA (85-0511)A
PA (85-0512)A
PA (85-0513)A
PA (85-0514)A
PA (85-0515)A
PA (85-0516)A
PA (85-0517)A
PA (85-0518)A
PA (85-0519)A
PA (85-0520)A
PA (85-0521)A
PA (85-0522)A
PA (85-0523)A
PA (85-0524)A
PA (85-0525)A
PA (85-0526)A
PA (85-0527)A
PA (85-0528)A
PA (85-0529)A
PA (85-0530)A
PA (85-0531)A
PA (85-0532)A
PA (85-0533)A
PA (85-0534)A
PA (85-0535)A
PA (85-0536)A
PA (85-0537)A
PA (85-0538)A
PA (85-0539)A


Bill No.
HB-1945
HB-1988
HB-2590
SB-0468
SB-0832
SB-1283
SB-1496
SB-1497
HB-0089
HB-0091
HB-0160
HB-0162
HB-0261
HB-0395
HB-0406
HB-0423
HB-0429
HB-0443
HB-0504
HB-0525
HB-0532
HB-0541
HB-0547
HB-0566
HB-0594
HB-0597
HB-0627
HB-0632
HB-0642
HB-0674
HB-0677
HB-0687
HB-0688
HB-0696
HB-0801
HB-0898
HB-0954
HB-0973
HB-0975
HB-0980
HB-0994
HB-1002
HB-1031
HB-1032
HB-1050
HB-1096
HB-1104
HB-1185
HB-1198
HB-1216
HB-1218
HB-1228
HB-1238
HB-1253
HB-1278
HB-1281
HB-1290
HB-1302
HB-1309
HB-1337


Date
9-17-87
9-17-87
9-17-87
9-17-87
9-17-87
9-17-87
9-17-87
9-17-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
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9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
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9-18-87
9-18-87
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9-18-87
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9-18-87
9-18-87
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Public Act
PA (85-0540)A
PA (85-0541)A
PA (85-0542)A
PA (85-0543)A
PA (85-0544)A
PA (85-0545)A
PA (85-0546)A
PA (85-0547)A
PA (85-0548)A
PA (85-0549)A
PA (85-0550)A
PA (85-0551)A
PA (85-0552)A
PA (85-0553)A
PA (85-0554)A
PA (85-0555)A
PA (85-0556)A
PA (85-0557)A
PA (85-0558)A
PA (85-0559)A
PA (85-0560)A
PA (85-0561)A
PA (85-0562)A
PA (85-0563)A
PA (85-0564)A
PA (85-0565)A
PA (85-0566)A
PA (85-0567)A
PA (85-0568)A
PA (85-0569)A
PA (85-0570)A
PA (85-0571)A
PA (85-0572)A
PA (85-0573)A
PA (85-0574)A
PA (85-0575)A
PA (85-0576)A
PA (85-0577)A
PA (85-0578)A
PA (85-0579)A
PA (85-0580)A
PA (85-0581)A
PA (85-0582)A
PA (85-0583)A
PA (85-0584)A
PA (85-0585)A
PA (85-0586)A
PA (85-0587)A
PA (85-0588)A
PA (85-0589)A
PA (85-0590)A
PA (85-0591)A
PA (85-0592)A
PA (85-0593)A
PA (85-0594)A
PA (85-0595)A
PA (85-0596)A
PA (85-0597)A
PA (85-0598)A
PA (85-0599)A


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL


Bill No.
HB-1344
HB-1376
HB-1392
HB-1424
HB-1465
HB-1494
HB-1497
HB-1504
HB-1507
HB-1513
HB-1526
HB-2011
HB-2173
HB-2207
HB-2226
HB-2230
HB-2239
HB-2258
HB-2274
HB-2320
HB-2321
HB-2340
HB-2341
HB-2342
HB-2362
HB-2363
HB-2371
HB-2372
HB-2401
HB-2454
HB-2511
HB-2642
HB-2655
HB-2674
HB-2729
HB-2820
HB-2836
HB-2839
HB-2867
HB-2871
SB-0440
SB-0857
SB-0896
SB-1386
SB-1391
SB-1463
HB-0048
HB-0181
HB-0216
HB-0237
HB-0265
HB-0301
HB-0318
HB-0372
HB-0396
HB-0441
HB-0462
HB-0546
HB-0549
HB-0552


Date
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-18-87
9-20-87
9-20-87
9-20-87
9-20-87
9-20-87
9-20-87
9-20-87
9-20-87
9-20-87
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2857


                       PUBLIC ACTS-Continued
Public Act      Bill No.   Date       Public Act       Bill No.   Date
PA (85-0600)A    HB-0560   9-20-87    PA (85-0660)A    SB-1132   9-20-87
PA (85-0601)A    HB-0787   9-20-87    PA (85-0661)A    SB-1136   9-20-87
PA (85-0602)A    HB-0859   9-20-87    PA (85-0662)A    SB-1137   9-20-87
PA (85-0603)A    HB-0979   9-20-87    PA (85-0663)A    SB-1154   9-20-87
PA (85-0604)A    HB-1014   9-20-87    PA (85-0664)A    SB-1159   9-20-87
PA (85-0605)A    HB-1015   9-20-87    PA (85-0665)A    SB-1170   9-20-87
PA (85-0606)A    HB-1060   9-20-87    PA (85-0666)A    SB-1235   9-20-87
PA (85-0607)A    HB-1118   9-20-87    PA (85-0667)A    SB-1332   9-20-87
PA (85-0608)A    HB-1225   9-20-87    PA (85-0668)A    SB-1342   9-20-87
PA (85-0609)A    HB-1260   9-20-87    PA (85-0669)A    SB-1365   9-20-87
PA (85-0610)A    HB-1268   9-20-87    PA (85-0670)A    SB-1370   9-20-87
PA (85-0611)A    HB-1301   9-20-87    PA (85-0671)A    SB-1373   9-20-87
PA (85-0612)A    HB-1326   9-20-87    PA (85-0672)A    SB-1390   9-20-87
PA (85-0613)A    HB-1359   9-20-87    PA (85-0673)A    SB-1409   9-20-87
PA (85-0614)A    HB-1401   9-20-87    PA (85-0674)A    SB-1410   9-20-87
PA (85-0615)A    HB-1569   9-20-87    PA (85-0675)A    SB-1436   9-20-87
PA (85-0616)A    HB-1572   9-20-87    PA (85-0676)A    SB-1514   9-20-87
PA (85-0617)A    HB-1706   9-20-87    PA (85-0677)A    HB-0100   9-21-87
PA (85-0618)A    HB-1740   9-20-87    PA (85-0678)A    HB-1258   9-21-87
PA (85-0619)A    HB-1875   9-20-87    PA (85-0679)A    SB-0100   9-21-87
PA (85-0620)A    HB-1896   9-20-87    PA (85-0680)A    SB-0550   9-21-87
PA (85-0621)A    HB-1918   9-20-87    PA (85-0681)A    SB-0651   9-21-87
PA (85-0622)A    HB-1919   9-20-87    PA (85-0682)A    SB-0771   9-21-87
PA (85-0623)A    HB-1934   9-20-87    PA (85-0683)A    SB-0972   9-21-87
PA (85-0624)A    HB-2013   9-20-87     PA (85-0684)A   SB-0995   9-21-87
PA (85-0625)A    HB-2062   9-20-87     PA (85-0685)A   HB-0042   9-22-87
PA (85-0626)A    HB-2113   9-20-87     PA (85-0686)A   HB-0047   9-22-87
PA (85-0627)A    HB-2146   9-20-87     PA (85-0687)A   HB-1429   9-22-87
PA (85-0628)A    HB-2157   9-20-87     PA (85-0688)A   HB-2577   9-22-87
PA (85-0629)A    HB-2165   9-20-87     PA (85-0689)A   SB-0039   9-22-87
PA (85-0630)A    HB-2208   9-20-87     PA (85-0690)A   SB-0065   9-22-87
PA (85-0631)A    HB-2221   9-20-87     PA (85-0691)A   SB-0115   9-22-87
PA (85-0632)A    HB-2330   9-20-87     PA (85-0692)A   SB-0165   9-22-87
PA (85-0633)A    HB-2465   9-20-87     PA (85-0693)A   SB-0169   9-22-87
PA (85-0634)A    HB-2507   9-20-87     PA (85-0694)A   SB-0232   9-22-87
PA (85-0635)A    HB-2584   9-20-87     PA (85-0695)A   SB-0242   9-22-87
PA (85-0636)A    HB-2585   9-20-87     PA (85-0696)A   SB-0360   9-22-87
PA (85-0637)A    HB-2594   9-20-87     PA (85-0697)A   SB-0388   9-22-87
PA (85-0638)A    HB-2604   9-20-87     PA (85-0698)A   SB-0427   9-22-87
PA (85-0639)A    HB-2619   9-20-87     PA (85-0699)A   SB-0432   9-22-87
PA (85-0640)A    HB-2625   9-20-87     PA (85-0700)A   SB-0492   9-22-87
PA (85-0641)A    HB-2643   9-20-87     PA (85-0701)A   SB-0524   9-22-87
PA (85-0642)A    HB-2718   9-20-87     PA (85-0702)A   SB-0630   9-22-87
PA (85-0643)A    HB-2800   9-20-87     PA (85-0703)A   SB-0650   9-22-87
PA (85-0644)A    HB-2845   9-20-87     PA (85-0704)A   SB-0690   9-22-87
PA (85-0645)A    SB-0116   9-20-87     PA (85-0705)A   SB-0708   9-22-87
PA (85-0646)A    SB-0144   9-20-87     PA (85-0706)A   SB-0709   9-22-87
PA (85-0647)A    SB-0170   9-20-87     PA (85-0707)A   SB-0742   9-22-87
PA (85-0648)A    SB-0460   9-20-87     PA (85-0708)A   SB-0777   9-22-87
PA (85-0649)A    SB-0536   9-20-87     PA (85-0709)A   SB-0790   9-22-87
PA (85-0650)A    SB-0542   9-20-87     PA (85-0710)A   SB-0806   9-22-87
PA (85-0651)A    SB-0569   9-20-87     PA (85-0711)A   SB-0826   9-22-87
PA (85-0652)A    SB-0820   9-20-87     PA (85-0712)A   SB-0833   9-22-87
PA (85-0653)A    SB-0910   9-20-87     PA (85-0713)A   SB-0848   9-22-87
PA (85-0654)A    SB-0931   9-20-87     PA (85-0714)A   SB-0856   9-22-87
PA (85-0655)A    SB-1001   9-20-87     PA (85-0715)A   SB-0892   9-22-87
PA (85-0656)A    SB-1043   9-20-87     PA (85-0716)A   SB-0915   9-22-87
PA (85-0657)A    SB-1095   9-20-87     PA (85-0717)A   SB-0917   9-22-87
PA (85-0658)A    SB-1096   9-20-87     PA (85-0718)A   SB-0921   9-22-87
PA (85-0659)A    SB-1112   9-20-87     PA (85-0719)A   SB-0934   9-22-87

A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION       REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY        VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL





2858


                       PUBLIC ACTS-Continued
Public Act      Bill No.   Date       Public Act       Bill No.   Date
PA (85-0720)A   SB-0950    9-22-87    PA (85-0780)A    HB-1040   9-24-87
PA (85-0721)A   SB-0955    9-22-87    PA (85-0781)A    HB-1120   9-24-87
PA (85-0722)A   SB-0962    9-22-87    PA (85-0782)A    HB-1135   9-24-87
PA (85-0723)A   SB-0968    9-22-87    PA (85-0783)A    HB-1194   9-24-87
PA (85-0724)A   SB-0982    9-22-87    PA (85-0784)A    HB-1237   9-24-87
PA (85-0725)A   SB-0993    9-22-87    PA (85-0785)A    HB-1249   9-24-87
PA (85-0726)A   SB-1040    9-22-87    PA (85-0786)A    HB-1288   9-24-87
PA (85-0727)A   SB-1102    9-22-87    PA (85-0787)A    HB-1291   9-24-87
PA (85-0728)A   SB-1108    9-22-87    PA (85-0788)A    HB-1295   9-24-87
PA (85-0729)A   SB-1177    9-22-87    PA (85-0789)A    HB-1306   9-24-87
PA (85-0730)A   SB-1192    9-22-87    PA (85-0790)A    HB-1336   9-24-87
PA (85-0731)A   SB-1223    9-22-87    PA (85-0791)A    HB-1349   9-24-87
PA (85-0732)A    SB-1231   9-22-87    PA (85-0792)A    HB-1370   9-24-87
PA (85-0733)A   SB-1287    9-22-87    PA (85-0793)A    HB-1373   9-24-87
PA (85-0734)A    SB-1295   9-22-87    PA (85-0794)A    HB-1391   9-24-87
PA (85-0735)A    SB-1297   9-22-87    PA (85-0795)A    HB-1412   9-24-87
PA (85-0736)A    SB-1316   9-22-87    PA (85-0796)A    HB-1432   9-24-87
PA (85-0737)A    SB-1325   9-22-87    PA (85-0797)A    HB-1473   9-24-87
PA (85-0738)A    SB-1353   9-22-87    PA (85-0798)A    HB-1500   9-24-87
PA (85-0739)A    SB-1355   9-22-87    PA (85-0799)A    HB-1540   9-24-87
PA (85-0740)A    SB-1356   9-22-87    PA (85-0800)A    HB-1548   9-24-87
PA (85-0741)A    SB-1381   9-22-87    PA (85-0801)A    HB-1563   9-24-87
PA (85-0742)A    SB-1387   9-22-87    PA (85-0802)A    HB-1603   9-24-87
PA (85-0743)A    SB-1407   9-22-87    PA (85-0803)A    HB-1605   9-24-87
PA (85-0744)A    SB-0080   9-23-87    PA (85-0804)A    HB-1632   9-24-87
PA (85-0745)A    SB-0185   9-23-87    PA (85-0805)A    HB-1699   9-24-87
PA (85-0746)A    SB-0220   9-23-87    PA (85-0806)A    HB-1742   9-24-87
PA (85-0747)A    SB-0224   9-23-87    PA (85-0807)A    HB-1748   9-24-87
PA (85-0748)A    SB-0256   9-23-87    PA (85-0808)A    HB-1758   9-24-87
PA (85-0749)A    SB-0260   9-23-87    PA (85-0809)A    HB-1760   9-24-87
PA (85-0750)A    SB-0295   9-23-87    PA (85-0810)A    HB-1767   9-24-87
PA (85-0751)A    SB-0359   9-23-87    PA (85-0811)A    HB-1811   9-24-87
PA (85-0752)A    SB-0442   9-23-87     PA (85-0812)A   HB-1836   9-24-87
PA (85-0753)A    SB-0469   9-23-87     PA (85-0813)A   HB-1869   9-24-87
PA (85-0754)A    SB-0495   9-23-87     PA (85-0814)A   HB-1956   9-24-87
PA (85-0755)A    SB-0508   9-23-87    PA (85-0815)A    HB-1959   9-24-87
PA (85-0756)A    SB-0525   9-23-87     PA (85-0816)A   HB-1992   9-24-87
PA (85-0757)A    SB-0551   9-23-87     PA (85-0817)A   HB-1998   9-24-87
PA (85-0758)A    SB-0553   9-23-87     PA (85-0818)A   HB-2012   9-24-87
PA (85-0759)A    SB-0597   9-23-87     PA (85-0819)A   HB-2022   9-24-87
PA (85-0760)A    SB-0696   9-23-87     PA (85-0820)A   HB-2046   9-24-87
PA (85-0761)A    SB-1454   9-23-87     PA (85-0821)A   HB-2060   9-24-87
PA (85-0762)A    SB-1487   9-23-87     PA (85-0822)A   HB-2084   9-24-87
PA (85-0763)A    SB-1502   9-23-87     PA (85-0823)A   HB-2104   9-24-87
PA (85-0764)A    HB-0124   9-24-87     PA (85-0824)A   HB-2183   9-24-87
PA (85-0765)A    HB-0143   9-24-87     PA (85-0825)A   HB-2206   9-24-87
PA (85-0766)A    HB-0164   9-24-87     PA (85-0826)A   HB-2243   9-24-87
PA (85-0767)A    HB-0521   9-24-87     PA (85-0827)A   HB-2248   9-24-87
PA (85-0768)A    HB-0527   9-24-87     PA (85-0828)A   HB-2256   9-24-87
PA (85-0769)A    HB-0655   9-24-87     PA (85-0829)A   HB-2326   9-24-87
PA (85-0770)A    HB-0709   9-24-87     PA (85-0830)A   HB-2327   9-24-87
PA (85-0771)A    HB-0726   9-24-87     PA (85-0831)A   HB-2360   9-24-87
PA (85-0772)A    HB-0730   9-24-87     PA (85-0832)A   HB-2373   9-24-87
PA (85-0773)A    HB-0857   9-24-87     PA (85-0833)A   HB-2425   9-24-87
PA (85-0774)A    HB-0873   9-24-87     PA (85-0834)A   HB-2493   9-24-87
PA (85-0775)A    HB-0881   9-24-87     PA (85-0835)A   HB-2514   9-24-87
PA (85-0776)A    HB-0939   9-24-87     PA (85-0836)A   HB-2576   9-24-87
PA (85-0777)A    HB-0978   9-24-87     PA (85-0837)A   HB-2591   9-24-87
PA (85-0778)A    HB-1018   9-24-87     PA (85-0838)A   HB-2717   9-24-87
PA (85-0779)A    HB-1021   9-24-87     PA (85-0839)A   HB-2727    9-24-87

A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL



          2859


PUBLIC ACTS-Continued


Public Act
PA (85-0840)A
PA (85-0841)A
PA (85-0842)A
PA (85-0843)A
PA (85-0844)A
PA (85-0845)A
PA (85-0846)A
PA (85-0847)A
PA (85-0848)A
PA (85-0849)A
PA (85-0850)A
PA (85-0851)A
PA (85-0852)A
PA (85-0853)A
PA (85-0854)A
PA (85-0855)A
PA (85-0856)A
PA (85-0857)A
PA (85-0858)A
PA (85-0859)A
PA (85-0860)A
PA (85-0861)A
PA (85-0862)A
PA (85-0863)A
PA (85-0864)A
PA (85-0865)A
PA (85-0866)A
PA (85-0867)A
PA (85-0868)A
PA (85-0869)A
PA (85-0870)A
PA (85-0871)A
PA (85-0872)A
PA (85-0873)A
PA (85-0874)A
PA (85-0875)VO
PA (85-0876)VO
PA (85-0877)VO
PA (85-0878)VO
PA (85-0879)VO
PA (85-0880)VO
PA (85-0881)VO
PA (85-0882)VO
PA (85-0883)VO
PA (85-0884)VO
PA (85-0885)AVO
PA (85-0886)AVO
PA (85-0887)AVO
PA (85-0888)AVO
PA (85-0889)AVO
PA (85-0890)AVO
PA (85-0891)AVO
PA (85-0892)AVO
PA (85-0893)VO
PA (85-0894)VO
PA (85-0895)VO
PA (85-0896)AVO
PA (85-0897)VO
PA (85-0898)VO
PA (85-0899)VO


Bill No.
HB-2740
HB-2749
HB-2766
HB-2789
HB-2791
HB-2802
HB-2810
HB-2821
HB-2834
HB-2837
HB-2838
HB-2850
HB-2868
SB-0266
SB-0682
SB-0731
SB-0762
SB-0787
SB-0918
SB-0958
SB-1147
SB-1426
SB-1428
SB-1482
HB-0976
HB-1063
HB-1064
HB-1312
HB-1786
HB-1937
HB-1966
HB-2367
HB-2583
HB-2844
HB-2843
HB-0085
HB-0213
HB-0262
HB-0327
HB-0401
HB-0486
HB-0510
HB-0942
HB-1968
HB-2470
HB-0177
HB-0236
HB-0692
HB-0717
HB-1781
HB-2410
HB-2728
SB-0028
SB-0200
SB-0454
SB-0504
SB-0537
SB-0687
SB-0804
SB-0883


Date
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-24-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
9-25-87
11-05-87
11-06-87
11-06-87
11-05-87
11-05-87
11-05-87
11-05-87
11-05-87
11-05-87
11-06-87
11-05-87
11-06-87
11-06-87
11-06-87
11-06-87
11-05-87
11-05-87
11-13-87
11-13-87
11-13-87
11-13-87
11-13-87
11-13-87
11-13-87
11-13-87


Public Act
PA (85-0900)AVO
PA (85-0901)VO
PA (85-0902)VO
PA (85-0903)A
PA (85-0904)A
PA (85-0905)A
PA (85-0906)C
PA (85-0907)C
PA (85-0908)C
PA (85-0909)C
PA (85-0910)C
PA (85-0911)C
PA (85-0912)C
PA (85-0913)C
PA (85-0914)C
PA (85-0915)C
PA (85-0916)C
PA (85-0917)C
PA (85-0918)C
PA (85-0919)C
PA (85-0920)C
PA (85-0921)C
PA (85-0922)C
PA (85-0923)C
PA (85-0924)C
PA (85-0925)C
PA (85-0926)C
PA (85-0927)C
PA (85-0928)C
PA (85-0929)C
PA (85-0930)C
PA (85-0931)C
PA (85-0932)C
PA (85-0933)C
PA (85-0934)C
PA (85-0935)C
PA (85-0936)C
PA (85-0937)A
PA (85-0938)C
PA (85-0939)C
PA (85-0940)C
PA (85-0941)A
PA (85-0942)A
PA (85-0943)C
PA (85-0944)C
PA (85-0945)C
PA (85-0946)C
PA (85-0947)C
PA (85-0948)C
PA (85-0949)C
PA (85-0950)C
PA (85-0951)C
PA (85-0952)C
PA (85-0953)C
PA (85-0954)C
PA (85-0955)C
PA (85-0956)A
PA (85-0957)C
PA (85-0958)C
PA (85-0959)A


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL


Bill No.
SB-1314
SB-1384
SB-1412
SB-0652
SB-1155
HB-0998
HB-0378
HB-0474
HB-0971
HB-1145
HB-1187
HB-1300
SB-0505
HB-1355
SB-0218
SB-0382
SB-0421
SB-0461
SB-0478
SB-0646
SB-0827
SB-0909
SB-0926
SB-1181
SB-1215
SB-1243
SB-1335
SB-1498
HB-0548
HB-0736
HB-0814
HB-0887
HB-1433
HB-1484
HB-2043
HB-2044
HB-2403
HB-2756*
HB-2842
SB-0002
SB-0147
SB-0236
SB-0441
SB-0523
SB-0717
SB-0749
SB-0798
SB-0809
SB-1484
HB-2164
HB-2193
HB-2209
HB-2269
HB-2304
HB-2322
HB-2378
SB-0484
SB-1046
SB-0653
HB-1421


Date
11-13-87
11-13-87
11-13-87
11-17-87
11-17-87
11-18-87
11-23-87
11-23-87
11-23-87
11-23-87
11-23-87
11-23-87
11-24-87
11-30-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-01-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-02-87
12-03-87
12-03-87
12-03-87
12-03-87
12-03-87
12-03-87
12-03-87
12-03-87
12-04-87
12-04-87
12-08-87



          2860


PUBLIC ACTS-Continued


Public Act
PA (85-0960)C
PA (85-0961)C
PA (85-0962)C
PA (85-0963)C
PA (85-0964)A
PA (85-0965)C
PA (85-0966)A
PA (85-0967)C
PA (85-0968)A
PA (85-0969)C
PA (85-0970)C
PA (85-0971)C
PA (85-0972)C
PA (85-0973)C
PA (85-0974)C
PA (85-0975)C
PA (85-0976)C
PA (85-0977)C
PA (85-0978)A
PA (85-0979)A
PA (85-0980)A
PA (85-0981)A
PA (85-0982)A
PA (85-0983)C
PA (85-0984)A
PA (85-0985)C
PA (85-0986)C
PA (85-0987)C
PA (85-0988)C
PA (85-0989)A
PA (85-0990)A
PA (85-0991)A
PA (85-0992)A
PA (85-0993)A
PA (85-0994)A
PA (85-0995)A
PA (85-0996)A
PA (85-0997)A
PA (85-0998)A
PA (85-0999)A
PA (85-1000)A
PA (85-1001)A
PA (85-1002)A
PA (85-1003)A
PA (85-1004)A
PA (85-1005)A
PA (85-1006)A
PA (85-1007)C
PA (85-1008)C
PA (85-1009)A
PA (85-1010)A
PA (85-1011)A
PA (85-1012)C
PA (85-1014)C
PA (85-1015)VP
PA (85-1016)A
PA (85-1017)A
PA (85-1018)A
PA (85-1019)A
PA (85-1020)A


Bill No.
SB-1228
HB-0932
HB-2532
HB-2636
HB-2715
SB-0482
SB-0916
SB-0957
SB-1322
SB-1513
HB-0748
HB-2808
SB-1286
HB-1168
HB-1174
SB-0001
SB-0226
SB-1052
HB-0911
HB-1055
HB-2852
SB-0943
SB-1229
SB-0400
HB-0099
HB-1469
HB-1509
HB-1546
HB-2406
HB-1038
HB-1616
HB-2070
HB-2151
HB-2746
SB-0822
SB-1326
SB-1025
HB-0513
HB-1188
HB-1684
HB-1923
HB-2350
SB-0714
SB-1376
HB-2797
SB-0187
HB-1763
HB-2748
HB-2712
HB-2033
HB-2323
SB-0485*
HB-2065
HB-0529
HB-1685*
SB-0897
HB-0761*
SB-1416
SB-1796
SB-2087


Date
12-08-87
12-09-87
12-09-87
12-09-87
12-09-87
12-09-87
12-09-87
12-09-87
12-09-87
12-09-87
12-10-87
12-10-87
12-10-87
12-14-87
12-14-87
12-14-87
12-14-87
12-14-87
12-16-87
12-16-87
12-16-87
12-16-87
12-16-87
12-18-87
12-21-87
12-22-87
12-22-87
12-22-87
12-30-87
1-05-88
  1-05-88
  1-05-88
  1-05-88
  1-05-88
  1-05-88
  1-05-88
  1-13-88
  1-14-88
  1-14-88
  1-14-88
  1-14-88
  1-14-88
  1-14-88
  1-14-88
  1-19-88
  1-19-88
  1-20-88
  1-21-88
  1-26-88
  1-29-88
  3-02-88
  3-10-88
  3-21-88
  5-13-88
  6-02-88
  5-26-88
  6-03-88
  6-09-88
  6-09-88
  6-27-88


Public Act
PA (85-1021)A
PA (85-1022)A
PA (85-1023)A
PA (85-1024)A
PA (85-1025)A
PA (85-1026)A
PA (85-1027)A
PA (85-1028)A
PA (85-1029)A
PA (85-1030)A
PA (85-1031)A
PA (85-1032)A
PA (85-1033)A
PA (85-1034)A
PA (85-1035)A
PA (85-1036)A
PA (85-1037)A
PA (85-1038)A
PA (85-1039)A
PA (85-1040)A
PA (85-1041)A
PA (85-1042)A
PA (85-1043)A
PA (85-1044)A
PA (85-1045)A
PA (85-1046)A
PA (85-1047)A
PA (85-1048)A
PA (85-1049)A
PA (85-1050)A
PA (85-1051)A
PA (85-1052)A
PA (85-1053)A
PA (85-1054)A
PA (85-1055)A
PA (85-1056)A
PA (85-1057)A
PA (85-1058)A
PA (85-1059)A
PA (85-1060)A
PA (85-1061)A
PA (85-1062)A
PA (85-1063)A
PA (85-1064)A
PA (85-1065)A
PA (85-1066)A
PA (85-1067)A
PA (85-1068)A
PA (85-1069)A
PA (85-1070)A
PA (85-1071)A
PA (85-1072)A
PA (85-1073)A
PA (85-1074)A
PA (85-1075)A
PA (85-1076)A
PA (85-1077)A
PA (85-1078)A
PA (85-1079)A
PA (85-1080)A


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL


Bill No.
HB-3982
SB-1655
SB-2238
HB-0196
HB-3303
HB-3445
HB-4011
HB-3380
HB-3738
SB-0124
SB-2116
SB-1257
SB-2079
SB-2202
HB-3228*
HB-3231*
SB-1744*
SB-1755*
SB-2021*
HB-3204*
HB-3425
HB-3495
SB-0515
SB-1592
SB-1671
SB-1926
HB-4096
SB-1834
HB-3116*
HB-3150*
HB-3162*
HB-3200*
HB-3201*
HB-3202*
HB-3203*
HB-3205*
HB-3207*
HB-3208*
HB-3209*
HB-3210*
HB-3224*
HB-3225*
HB-3226*
HB-3229*
HB-3230*
HB-3232*
HB-3233*
HB-3234*
HB-3236*
HB-3238*
HB-3239*
HB-3240*
HB-3243*
HB-3244*
HB-3282*
HB-3318*
HB-3511*
HB-3663*
HB-4024*
SB-1689*


Date
6-28-88
6-28-88
6-28-88
6-30-88
6-30-88
6-30-88
6-30-88
6-30-88
6-30-88
6-30-88
6-30-88
7-01-88
7-01-88
7-07-88
7-08-88
7-08-88
7-08-88
7-08-88
7-08-88
7-11-88
7-13-88
7-13-88
7-13-88
7-13-88
7-13-88
7-13-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88
7-14-88




2861


                        PUBLIC ACTS-Continued
Public Act       Bill No.   Date       Public Act       Bill No.   Date
PA (85-1081)A    SB-1690*  7-14-88     PA (85-1141)A    SB-1167   7-29-88
PA (85-1082)A    SB-1693*  7-14-88     PA (85-1142)A    SB-1534   7-29-88
PA (85-1083)A    SB-1694*  7-14-88     PA (85-1143)A    SB-1593   7-29-88
PA (85-1084)A    SB-1695*  7-14-88     PA (85-1144)A   SB-1634    7-29-88
PA (85-1085)A    SB-1696*  7-14-88     PA (85-1145)A   SB-1771    7-29-88
PA (85-1086)A    SB-1728*  7-14-88     PA (85-1146)A    SB-1795   7-29-88
PA (85-1087)A    SB-1729*  7-14-88     PA (85-1147)A    SB-1999   7-29-88
PA (85-1088)A    SB-1730*  7-14-88     PA (85-1148)A    SB-2027   7-29-88
PA (85-1089)A    SB-1731*  7-14-88     PA (85-1149)A    SB-2063   7-29-88
PA (85-1090)A    SB-1732*  7-14-88     PA (85-1150)A   SB-2117    7-29-88
PA (85-1091)A    SB-1733*  7-14-88     PA (85-1151)A    SB-2147   7-29-88
PA (85-1092)A    SB-1736*  7-14-88     PA (85-1152)A    SB-2152   7-29-88
PA (85-1093)A    SB-1737*  7-14-88     PA (85-1153)A   SB-2217    7-29-88
PA (85-1094)A    SB-1738*  7-14-88     PA (85-1154)A    HB-2555   7-29-88
PA (85-1095)A    SB-1741*  7-14-88     PA (85-1155)A    HB-0923   8-01-88
PA (85-1096)A    SB-1742*  7-14-88     PA (85-1156)A    HB-2862   8-01-88
PA (85-1097)A    SB-1743*  7-14-88     PA (85-1157)A    HB-4037   8-01-88
PA (85-1098)A    SB-1746*  7-14-88     PA (85-1158)RR  SB-2022*  12-16-88
PA (85-1099)A    SB-1748*  7-14-88     PA (85-1159)A    HB-3297   8-04-88
PA (85-1100)A    SB-1749*  7-14-88     PA (85-1160)A    HB-3429   8-05-88
PA (85-1101)A    SB-1750*  7-14-88     PA (85-1161)A    HB-3135   8-12-88
PA (85-1102)A    SB-1751*  7-14-88     PA (85-1162)A    HB-3415   8-12-88
PA (85-1103)A    SB-1752*  7-14-88     PA (85-1163)A    HB-3499   8-12-88
PA (85-1104)A    SB-1754*  7-14-88     PA (85-1164)A   HB-3544    8-12-88
PA (85-1105)A    SB-1757*  7-14-88     PA (85-1165)A    HB-3671   8-12-88
PA (85-1106)A    SB-1758*  7-14-88     PA (85-1166)A    HB-3765   8-12-88
PA (85-1107)A    SB-1776*  7-14-88     PA (85-1167)A    HB-3895   8-12-88
PA (85-1108)A    SB-1777*  7-14-88     PA (85-1168)A    HB-3990   8-12-88
PA (85-1109)A    SB-1778*  7-14-88     PA (85-1169)A   HB-4145    8-12-88
PA (85-1110)A    SB-1779*  7-14-88     PA (85-1170)A    HB-4282   8-12-88
PA (85-1111)A    SB-1835*  7-14-88     PA (85-1171)A   SB-1697    8-12-88
PA (85-1112)A    SB-1897*  7-14-88     PA (85-1172)A   SB-1955    8-12-88
PA (85-1113)A    SB-1902*  7-14-88     PA (85-1173)A   SB-2009    8-12-88
PA (85-1114)A    SB-2112*  7-14-88     PA (85-1174)A   HB-1491    8-13-88
PA (85-1115)VP   SB-1740*  11-17-88    PA (85-1175)A   HB-3010    8-13-88
PA (85-1116)VP   SB-1739*  11-17-88    PA (85-1176)A    HB-3492   8-13-88
PA (85-1117)VP   SB-1735*  11-17-88    PA (85-1177)A    HB-3615   8-13-88
PA (85-1118)VP   SB-1692*  11-17-88    PA (85-1178)A   HB-3653    8-13-88
PA (85-1119)VP   HB-3403* 11-17-88     PA(85-1179)A    HB-3730    8-13-88
PA (85-1120)VP   HB-3237* 11-17-88     PA (85-1180)A   HB-3969    8-13-88
PA (85-1121)VP   HB-3227* 11-17-88     PA (85-1181)A   HB-4052    8-13-88
PA (85-1122)VP   HB-3199* 12-01-88     PA (85-1182)A   HB-4091    8-13-88
PA (85-1123)VP   SB-2151*  11-17-88    PA (85-1183)A   HB-4172    8-13-88
PA (85-1124)RR   SB-1759*  12-16-88    PA (85-1184)A   SB-1714    8-13-88
PA (85-1125)VP   HB-3242* 11-17-88     PA (85-1185)A   SB-1954    8-13-88
PA (85-1126)VP   HB-3235* 11-17-88     PA (85-1186)A   SB-2011    8-13-88
PA (85-1127)VP   HB-3211* 11-17-88     PA (85-1187)A   HB-4269    8-14-88
PA (85-1128)RR   HB-3543* 11-30-88     PA (85-1188)A   SB-1456    8-14-88
PA (85-1129)VP   HB-3212* 11-17-88     PA (85-1189)A   SB-2007    8-14-88
PA (85-1130)VP   SB-1747*  11-17-88    PA (85-1190)A    HB-3331   8-19-88
PA (85-1131)A    HB-3264   7-21-88     PA (85-1191)A   HB-3485    8-19-88
PA (85-1132)A    HB-3858   7-21-88     PA (85-1192)A    HB-3951   8-19-88
PA (85-1133)A    HB-4035   7-21-88     PA (85-1193)A   SB-2257    8-19-88
PA (85-1134)A    HB-3891   7-26-88     PA (85-1194)A   SB-2258    8-19-88
PA (85-1135)A    HB-1859   7-28-88     PA (85-1195)A   HB-3100    8-23-88
PA (85-1136)A    HB-3261   7-29-88     PA (85-1196)A   HB-3389    8-23-88
PA (85-1137)A    HB-3262   7-29-88     PA (85-1197)A   HB-4033    8-23-88
PA (85-1138)A    HB-3586   7-29-88     PA (85-1198)A   SB-1616    8-23-88
PA (85-1139)A    HB-3590   7-29-88     PA (85-1199)A   SB-1981    8-23-88
PA (85-1140)A    SB-0591   7-29-88     PA (85-1200)A   HB-3512    8-24-88

A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION        REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY        VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL



2862


PUBLIC ACTS-Continued


Public Act
PA (85-1201)A
PA (85-1202)A
PA (85-1203)A
PA (85-1204)A
PA (85-1205)A
PA (85-1206)A
PA (85-1207)A
PA (85-1208)A
PA (85-1209)A
PA (85-1210)A
PA (85-1211)A
PA (85-1212)A
PA (85-1213)A
PA (85-1214)A
PA (85-1215)A
PA (85-1216)A
PA (85-1217)A
PA (85-1218)A
PA (85-1219)A
PA (85-1220)A
PA (85-1221)A
PA (85-1222)A
PA (85-1223)A
PA (85-1224)A
PA (85-1225)A
PA (85-1226)A
PA (85-1227)A
PA (85-1228)A
PA (85-1229)A
PA (85-1230)A
PA (85-1231)A
PA (85-1232)A
PA (85-1233)A
PA (85-1234)A
PA (85-1235)A
PA (85-1236)A
PA (85-1237)A
PA (85-1238)A
PA (85-1239)A
PA (85-1240)A
PA (85-1241)A
PA (85-1242)A
PA (85-1243)A
PA (85-1244)A
PA.(85-1245)A
PA (85-1246)A
PA (85-1247)A
PA (85-1248)A
PA (85-1249)A
PA (85-1250)A
PA (85-1251)A
PA (85-1252)A
PA (85-1253)A
PA (85-1254)A
PA (85-1255)A
PA (85-1256)A
PA (85-1257)A
PA (85-1258)A
PA (85-1259)A
PA (85-1260)A


Bill No.
HB-3900
SB-2197
SB-1987
SB-2042
HB-0737
HB-0741
HB-0849
HB-1729
HB-2051
HB-2159
HB-2793
HB-2906
HB-2921
HB-3007
HB-3104
HB-3161
HB-3255
HB-3279
HB-3319
HB-3345
HB-3395
HB-3417
HB-3418
HB-3420
HB-3442
HB-3447
HB-3448
HB-3462
HB-3469
HB-3477
HB-3491
HB-3527
HB-3572
HB-3587
HB-3592
HB-3612
HB-3626
HB-3636
HB-3667
HB-3668
HB-3712
HB-3758
HB-3763
HB-3770
HB-3789
HB-3806
HB-3826
HB-3831
HB-3856
HB-3857
HB-3911
HB-3918
HB-3926
HB-3938
HB-3977
HB-3987
HB-4006
HB-4028
HB-4125
HB-4156


Date
8-25-88
8-25-88
8-26-88
8-26-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88


Public Act
PA (85-1261)A
PA (85-1262)A
PA (85-1263)A
PA (85-1264)A
PA (85-1265)A
PA (85-1266)A
PA (85-1267)A
PA (85-1268)A
PA (85-1269)A
PA (85-1270)A
PA (85-1271)A
PA (85-1272)A
PA (85-1273)A
PA (85-1274)A
PA (85-1275)A
PA (85-1276)A
PA (85-1277)A
PA (85-1278)A
PA (85-1279)A
PA (85-1280)A
PA (85-1281)A
PA (85-1282)A
PA (85-1283)A
PA (85-1284)A
PA (85-1285)A
PA (85-1286)A
PA (85-1287)A
PA (85-1288)A
PA (85-1289)A
PA (85-1290)A
PA (85-1291)A
PA (85-1292)A
PA (85-1293)A
PA (85-1294)A
PA (85-1295)A
PA (85-1296)A
PA (85-1297)A
PA (85-1298)A
PA (85-1299)A
PA (85-1300)A
PA (85-1301)A
PA (85-1302)A
PA (85-1303)A
PA (85-1304)A
PA (85-1305)A
PA (85-1306)A
PA (85-1307)A
PA (85-1308)A
PA (85-1309)A
PA (85-1310)A
PA (85-1311)A
PA (85-1312)A
PA (85-1313)A
PA (85-1314)A
PA (85-1315)A
PA (85-1316)A
PA (85-1317)A
PA (85-1318)A
PA (85-1319)A
PA (85-1320)A


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL


Bill No.
HB-4171
HB-4174
HB-4191
HB-4192
HB-4212
HB-4220
HB-4286
SB-0209
SB-0448
SB-0720
SB-0952
SB-1285
SB-1603
SB-1611
SB-1612
SB-1633
SB-1642
SB-1704
SB-1789
SB-1812
SB-1827
SB-1830
SB-1871
SB-1888
SB-1903
SB-1914
SB-1923
SB-1947
SB-1959
SB-1960
SB-1966
SB-1979
SB-1990
SB-1995
SB-2002
SB-2013
SB-2040
SB-2043
SB-2051
SB-2127
SB-2141
SB-2153
SB-2154
SB-2193
SB-2218
SB-2243
SB-2249
SB-2260
SB-2263
SB-2264
HB-0589
HB-1584
HB-2942
HB-3055
HB-3216
HB-3387
HB-3424
HB-3431
HB-3463*
HB-3525


Date
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-30-88
8-31-88
8-31-88
8-31-88
8-31-88
8-31-88
8-31-88
8-31-88
8-31-88
8-31-88
8-31-88



2863


PUBLIC ACTS-Continued


Public Act
PA (85-1321)A
PA (85-1322)A
PA (85-1323)A
PA (85-1324)A
PA (85-1325)A
PA (85-1326)A
PA (85-1327)A
PA (85-1328)A
PA (85-1329)A
PA (85-1330)A
PA (85-1331)A
PA (85-1332)A
PA (85-1333)A
PA (85-1334)A
PA (85-1335)A
PA (85-1336)A
PA (85-1337)A
PA (85-1338)A
PA (85-1339)A
PA (85-1340)A
PA (85-1341)A
PA (85-1342)A
PA (85-1343)A
PA (85-1344)A
PA (85-1345)A
PA (85-1346)A
PA (85-1347)A
PA (85-1348)A
PA (85-1349)A
PA (85-1350)A
PA (85-1351)A
PA (85-1352)A
PA (85-1353)A
PA (85-1354)A
PA (85-1355)A
PA (85-1356)A
PA (85-1357)A
PA (85-1358)A
PA (85-1359)A
PA (85-1360)A
PA (85-1361)A
PA (85-1362)A
PA (85-1363)A
PA (85-1364)A
PA (85-1365)A
PA (85-1366)A
PA (85-1367)A
PA (85-1368)A
PA (85-1369)A
PA (85-1370)A
PA (85-1371)A
PA (85-1372)A
PA (85-1373)A
PA (85-1374)A
PA (85-1375)A
PA (85-1376)A
PA (85-1377)A
PA (85-1378)A
PA (85-1379)A
PA (85-1380)A


Bill No.   Date
HB-3548   8-31-88
HB-3557   8-31-88
HB-3607   8-31-88
HB-3620   8-31-88
HB-3683   8-31-88
HB-3748   8-31-88
HB-3799   8-31-88
HB-3805    8-31-88
HB-3917    8-31-88
HB-4009    8-31-88
HB-4039    8-31-88
HB-4053    8-31-88
HB-4113   8-31-88
HB-4154    8-31-88
SB-0502    8-31-88
SB-1701    8-31-88
SB-1707    8-31-88
SB-1723    8-31-88
SB-1762    8-31-88
SB-1806    8-31-88
SB-1814    8-31-88
SB-1842    8-31-88
SB-1860    8-31-88
SB-1913    8-31-88
SB-1956    8-31-88
SB-1958    8-31-88
SB-2010    8-31-88
SB-2012    8-31-88
SB-2049    8-31-88
SB-2102    8-31-88
SB-2122    8-31-88
HB-0812    9-01-88
HB-0952    9-01-88
HB-1254    9-01-88
HB-2004    9-01-88
HB-2293    9-01-88
HB-2569    9-01-88
HB-2794    9-01-88
HB-2909    9-01-88
HB-3149    9-01-88
HB-3278    9-01-88
HB-3427    9-01-88
HB-3449    9-01-88
HB-3455    9-01-88
HB-3545    9-01-88
HB-3600    9-01-88
HB-3662    9-01-88
HB-3672    9-01-88
HB-3685    9-01-88
HB-3910    9-01-88
HB-4045    9-01-88
SB-1781    9-01-88
SB-1869    9-01-88
SB-1870    9-01-88
SB-2014    9-01-88
SB-2052    9-01-88
SB-2199    9-01-88
SB-2201    9-01-88
SB-2228    9-01-88
HB-3552    9-01-88


Public Act
PA (85-1381)A
PA (85-1382)A
PA (85-1383)A
PA (85-1384)A
PA (85-1385)A
PA (85-1386)A
PA (85-1387)A
PA (85-1388)A
PA (85-1389)A
PA (85-1390)A
PA (85-1391)A
PA (85-1392)A
PA (85-1393)A
PA (85-1394)A
PA (85-1395)A
PA (85-1396)A
PA (85-1397)A
PA (85-1398)A
PA (85-1399)A
PA (85-1400)A
PA (85-1401)A
PA (85-1402)A
PA (85-1403)A
PA (85-1404)A
PA (85-1405)A
PA (85-1406)A
PA (85-1407)A
PA (85-1408)A
PA (85-1409)A
PA (85-1410)A
PA (85-1411)A
PA (85-1412)A
PA (85-1413)VO
PA (85-1414)AVO
PA (85-1415)VO
PA (85-1416)AVO
PA (85-1417)AVO
PA (85-1418)A
PA (85-1419)C
PA (85-1420)C
PA (85-1421)C
PA (85-1422)C
PA (85-1423)AVO
PA (85-1424)A
PA (85-1425)C
PA (85-1426)C
PA (85-1427)C
PA (85-1428)C
PA (85-1429)C
PA (85-1430)C
PA (85-1431)A
PA (85-1432)A
PA (85-1433)C
PA (85-1434)A
PA (85-1435)A
PA (85-1436)C
PA (85-1437)C
PA (85-1438)C
PA (85-1440)A
PA (85-1441)A


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL


Bill No.
HB-3553
SB-1558
SB-1876
SB-1998
SB-1676
SB-1719
SB-1989
SB-1994
SB-2028
HB-1374
HB-2755
HB-3099
HB-3379
HB-3570
HB-3598
HB-3810
HB-4233
HB-4234
HB-4005
SB-1615
HB-3661
HB-3972
HB-3998
HB-3564
HB-3565
HB-3096
HB-3408
HB-3840
HB-3705
HB-4179
HB-3085
SB-1889
HB-2981
HB-2918
HB-3752
HB-4075
HB-4116
SB-1840
HB-3785
HB-3968
SB-1532
SB-1856
SB-2050
HB-2102
HB-3109
HB-3482
SB-2124
HB-3666
HB-3800
SB-1599
SB-1915
HB-2533
HB-3739
HB-1279
SB-0898
HB-3349
HB-3733
SB-1800
HB-4293
HB-2917


Date
9-01-88
9-01-88
9-01-88
9-01-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-02-88
9-12-88
9-16-88
9-16-88
9-16-88
9-19-88
9-19-88
9-22-88
9-22-88
9-22-88
9-23-88
9-23-88
9-24-88
11-17-88
11-29-88
11-29-88
11-29-88
12-01-88
12-01-88
12-12-88
12-15-88
12-15-88
12-15-88
12-15-88
12-16-88
12-20-88
12-20-88
12-22-88
12-22-88
1-05-89
1-05-89
1-05-89
1-09-89
1-10-89
1-11-89
1-12-89
1-24-89
1-30-89
1-30-89
1-30-89
2-01-89
2-07-89




2864


PUBLIC ACTS-Continued


Public Act
PA (85-1442)A
PA (85-1443)A
PA (85-1444)A
PA (85-1445)A
PA (85-1446)A


Bill No.
SB-0998
HB-3498
HB-4256
SB-2123
HB-3355


Date
2-07-89
2-08-89
2-08-89
2-08-89
2-24-89


Public Act
PA (85-1447)A
PA (85-1448)A
PA (85-1449)A
PA (85-1450)A
PA (85-1451)A


Bill No.
SB-1377
HB-2993
HB-3870
SB-0959
HB-1072


Date
3-06-89
3-08-89
3-08-89
3-08-89
3-15-89


A-APPROVED, AR-APPROPRIATION REDUCED, AVO-AMENDATORY VETO
OVERRIDDEN, C-CERTIFIED AS REVISED, F-FILED WITHOUT SIGNATURE,
RR-REDUCTION RESTORED, VO-VETO OVERRIDDEN, VP-VETOED-IN-PART,
*-APPROPRIATION BILL




2865


                  AMENDATORY VETOED BILLS
Bill No.      Date      Bill No.      Date      Bill No.       Date
HB-0016 ............ 9-25-87    HB-2034 ............ 9-02-88    SB-1562 ............. 9-09-88
HB-0113 ............ 9-25-87    HB-2364 ............ 9-25-87    SB-1626 ............. 9-02-88
HB-0253 ............ 9-02-88    HB-2813 ............ 9-25-87    SB-1685 .......... 9-02-88
HB-0420 ............ 9-20-87    HB-3125 ............ 9-02-88    SB-1702 .......... 9-02-88
HB-0428 ......... 9-17-87 HB-3273 .......... 9-02-88 SB-1839 ... 9-26-88
HB-0805 ............ 9-25-87    HB-3735 ............ 9-02-88    SB-1839....        9-26-88
HB-0917 ............ 9-02-88    SB-1009 ............. 9-24-87   SB-1875........9-02-88
HB-1223 ............ 9-20-87    SB-1113 ............. 9-15-87   SB-1996 ............ 9-02-88
HB-1256 ............ 9-25-87    SB-1272 ............. 9-24-87   SB-2035 ............ 9-02-88
HB-1320 ............ 9-20-87    SB-1300 ............. 9-24-87   SB-2136 ............ 9-02-88
HB-1867 ........... 9-25-87     SB-1470 ............. 9-02-88   SB-0688 ............. 3-28-88


*-APPROPRIATION BILL




2866


                          VETOED BILLS
Bill No.       Date     Bill No.       Date      Bill No.      Date
HB-2925 ............ 9-02-88    HB-3489 ............ 9-02-88    SB-1584 .......... 9-02-88
HB-2930 .........  9-02-88      HB-3695 .......... 9-02-88      SB-1647 .............9-02-88
HB-2986 ............ 9-02-88    HB-3896 ..........  9-16-88     SB-1672 ............. 9-02-88
HB-3024 ............ 3-08-89 HB-3931 ............ 9-02-88 SB-1691... 9-02-88
HB-3083 ............ 3-08-89    HB-4277 ............ 9-02-88
HB-3124 ........... 9-02-88     HB-4280 ............ 9-02-88    SB-1709 .......... 9-02-88
HB-3286 ............ 9-02-88    SB-0566 ............. 9-02-88   SB-1794 ............. 7-29-88
HB-3311 ............ 9-02-88    SB-1475 ............. 9-02-88   SB-1978 ............. 3-24-89


*-APPROPRIATION BILL



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