WISCONSIN ASSEMBLY ROLL CALL 1204 ORDERED TO A THIRD READING PASSAGE IMMEDIATELY MESSAGED > OTHER Reconsideration S. A. SAX ☐ JT. RES. X NAY 053 CONCURRENCE NONCONCURRENCE INDEFINITE POSTPONEMENT LAY ON TABLE RULES SUSPENDED (Paired Two) SUB. AMEND. ADOPTION ADOPTION AMEND. REJECTION RES. BILL ABSENT OR NO. 0070 AYE 043 043 NOT VOTING 002 09:30 TIME MONTH 10/27- DAY YEAR 1981 N NAME AN NAME N AN v ANDREA, J. 33 N D JOHNSON, G. 32 W BARCZAK, G. 6 W D N 1 KINCAID, L. 1 DD BARRY, J. D 11 KIRBY, M. 9 E D ☐ N POTTER, C. PROSSER, D. N QUACKENBUSH, R. 305 WR _NAME AN 10 W D R NV BECKER, D. 117 AWD BEHNKE, R. 16 N BERNDT, J. 335 E NR KLICKA, G. R D YKNOX, R. ☐ N KUNICKI, W. 120 CW D 307 N R ☐N RADTKE, R. ROBERTS, V. 307 NR 7 E N D N N ROBERTSON, A. R BRADLEY, G. R LAATSCH, J. R ROBINSON, J. D NE Meaux GED N LADWIG, J. R Y ROGERS, W. 113 N D BYERS, F. R LARSON, R. R Y 4 ROONEY, J. 234 N D A CLARENBACH, D. D NLEE, M. 127 W D NA RUTKOWSKI, J. D ✓ COGGS, M. 325 W D N✓ LEOPOLD, S. 322 W D N SCHMIDT, E. R CONRADT, E. R LEWISON, B. R YSCHNEIDER, M. 8 N D N CRAWFORD, T. 48BND N LOFTUS, T. 2nd W D NA SCHNEIDERS, L. R CZARNEZKI, J. 112 N D ☐ N LOOBY, J. 34 W D N SHABAZ, J. R YS DE LONG, D. R YLUCKHARDT, E. R Y SHOEMAKER, R. 5W D DILWEG, G. 308 W R NMC ESSY, E. R YSMITH, P. 5W D DONOGHUE, S. 310 W R MC EWEN, J. R Y DORFF, E. 14 N D MATTY, R. R Y DUREN, J. D ✓ MEDINGER, J. 48CN D ELLIS, M. R MENOS, G. D THOMPSON, T. ☑EVERSON, H. 112 W D N MERKT, J. R Ye FISCHER, D. III N D METZ, S. 11 E D N FLINTROP, R. 128 W D N MILLER, M. 9W D N 7 GERLACH, C. 117 W D NMUNTS, M. 1ST W D GOODRICH, P. 309 N R MURRAY, T. D HARER, R. R Y NELSEN, B. 310 W R N HASENOHRL. D. 236 N D ☐ N ✓ NEUBAUER, J28 D HAUKE, T. N 10 N D ✓ NORQUIST, J. 127 50 STITT, D. SWOBODA, L. ☐ N TESMER, L. 1st W ☐ ☑TRAVIS, D. 29W, TRAVIS, R. 331 N TREGONING, J. ☐ Ni ✓ TUCZYNSKI, P. 12 N YULICHNY, B. VANDERPERREN, C. N: WAGNER, M. 108 No N WILLIAMS, A. R Y D D FINE R Y2 D N R N R Y D 13 E 48 N D D HELBACH, D. 26 W D N ✓ OTTE, C. 18 E D N 1 WOOD, W. HEPHNER, G. D Y: HOLSCHBACH, V. 112 N D Y 7 PAULSON, D. HOPKINS, D. R Y JACKAMONIS, E. D JARONITZKY, J. R ✓ PANZER, M. 335CN ✓ ✓ PLEWA, J. 107 N ☐☐ PLOUS, L. 48B N 6- PORTER, C. R + A YOUNG, J. R Y D N. 7 TTY_ ✓ SPEAKER 2nd W D N D R KY 2 N D N R --- ON: SENATE AYES & NOES 19-15 2/16/82 SENATORS Ayes Noes Absent ADELMAN ކ BABLITCH BERGER BIDWELL ✓ ✓ BRAUN ކ CHILSEN ✓ CULLEN ✓ ENGELEITER FLYNN ✓ FRANK T GEORGE ✓ GOYKE ✓ HANAWAY HARNISCH ✓ HARSDORF JOHNSTON ✓ KLECZKA - KREUL KRUEGER LASEE ✓ ✓ LORGE ✓ LORMAN ކ MCCALLUM MAURER ✓ MOODY ✓ OFFNER ✓ OPITZ RISSER ✓ ROSHELL STROHL ✓ THENO THOMPSON ✓ VAN SISTINE TOTAL --- JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [October 23, 1981] STATE OF WISCONSIN Assembly Journal Eighty-Fifth Regular Session FRIDAY, October 23, 1981. 9:00 A.M. The assembly met. Speaker Jackamonis in the chair. The prayer was offered by Reverend James Niederloh of Zion Lutheran Church, 2165 Linden Avenue, Madison. Representative Ulichny led the membership in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. The roll was taken. The result follows: Present Alberts, Andrea, Barczak, Becker, Behnke, Berndt, Bradley, Byers, Clarenbach, Coggs, Conradt, Crawford, Czarnezki, DeLong, Dilweg, Donoghue, Dorff, Duren, Ellis, Everson, Fischer, Flintrop, Gerlach, Goodrich, Harer, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Hephner Holschbach, Hopkins, Jaronitzky, Johnson, Kincaid, Kirby, Klicka, Knox, Kunicki, Laatsch, Ladwig, Larson, Lee, Leopold, Lewison, Loftus, Luckhardt, McEssy, McEwen, Matty, Medinger, Menos, Merkt, Metz, Miller, Munts, Murray, Nelsen, Neubauer, Norquist, Otte, Panzer, Paulson, Plewa, Plous, Porter, Potter, Prosser, Quackenbush, Radtke, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Rutkowski, Schmidt, Schneider, Schneiders, Shabaz, Shoemaker, Smith, Stitt, Swoboda, Tesmer, Thompson, Travis, D., Travis, R., Tregoning, Tuczynski, Ulichny, Vanderperren, Wagner, Williams, Wood, Young and Mr. Speaker -- 96. Absent -- None. Absent with leave -- Broydrick and Looby -- 2. Vacancies -- 47th District -- 1. 1434 --- JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [October 23, 1981] The assembly stood recessed. The assembly reconvened. 9:25 A.M. RECESS 11:00 A.M. LEAVES OF ABSENCE Representative Loftus asked unanimous consent for a leave of absence for today's session for Representatives Broydrick and Looby. Granted. CONSIDERATION OF MOTIONS FOR RECONSIDERATION Assembly Bill 70 Relating to prohibiting discrimination based upon sexual orientation. Deputy speaker Tesmer in the chair. The question was: Shall the vote by which Assembly Bill 70 was ordered to a third reading be reconsidered? The roll was taken. The result follows: Ayes Alberts, Berndt, Bradley, Byers, Conradt, DeLong, Donoghue, Duren, Ellis, Harer, Hephner, Holschbach, Hopkins, Kincaid, Klicka, Laatsch, Ladwig, Larson, Lewison, Jaronitzky, Luckhardt, McEssy, McEwen, Matty, Menos, Merkt, Murray, Otte, Paulson, Porter, Prosser, Robertson, Rutkowski, Schmidt, Schneiders, Shabaz, Stitt, Swoboda, Thompson, Tregoning, Vanderperren, Wood and Young -- 43. Noes - Andrea, Barczak, Becker, Behnke, Clarenbach, Coggs, Crawford, Czarnezki, Dilweg, Dorff, Everson, Fischer, Flintrop, Gerlach, Goodrich, Hasenohrl, Hauke, Helbach, Johnson, Kirby, Knox, Kunicki, Lee, Leopold, Loftus, Medinger, Metz, Miller, Munts, Nelsen, Neubauer, Norquist, Panzer, Plewa, Plous, Potter, 1441 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [October 23, 1981] Quackenbush, Radtke, Roberts, Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Schneider, Shoemaker, Smith, Tesmer, Travis, D., Travis, R., Tuczynski, Ulichny, Wagner, Williams and Mr. Speaker -- 53. Absent or not voting -- Broydrick and Looby -- 2. Motion failed. The question was: Assembly Bill 70 having been read three times, shall the bill pass? The roll was taken. The result follows: Ayes -- Andrea, Barczak, Becker, Behnke, Clarenbach, Coggs, Crawford, Czarnezki, Dorff, Everson, Fischer, 'Flintrop, Gerlach, Goodrich, Hauke, Helbach, Johnson, Kirby, Knox, Kunicki, Lee, Leopold, Loftus, Medinger, Metz, Miller, Munts, Nelsen, Neubauer, Norquist, Plewa, Plous, Quackenbush, Radtke, Roberts, Robinson, Rogers, Rooney, Schneider, Schneiders, Shoemaker, Smith, Tesmer, Travis, D., Tuczynski, Ulichny, Wagner, Williams and Mr. Speaker - - 49. -- Noes Alberts, Berndt, Bradley, Byers, Conradt, DeLong, S Dilweg, Donoghue, Duren, Ellis, Harer, Hasenohrl, Hephner, > Holschbach, Hopkins, Jaronitzky, Kincaid, Klicka, Laatsch, Ladwig, Larson, Lewison, Luckhardt, McEssy, McEwen, Matty, Menos, Merkt, Murray, Otte, Paulson, Porter, Potter, Prosser, Robertson, Rutkowski, Shabaz, Stitt, Swoboda, Thompson, Travis, R., Tregoning, Vanderperren, Wood and Young -- 45. Absent or not voting -- Looby and Schmidt 2. Paired for -- Broydrick -- 1. Paired against -- Panzer -- 1. Motion carried. -- Representative Schmidt asked unanimous consent to be recorded as voting "No" on the previous question. Granted. Representative Loftus moved that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Bill 70 be immediately messaged to the senate. The question was: Shall the rules be suspended and Assembly Bill 70 be immediately messaged to the senate? The roll was taken. The result follows: 1442 --- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE [February 16, 1982] AMENDMENTS OFFERED Senate amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 590 by Senator Braun. Senate amendment 1 to Senate Bill 736 by Senator Bablitch. Senate amendment 1 to Senate Bill 709 by Senator Berger. Upon motion of Senator Bablitch the senate adjourned until 9:00 A.M. Thursday, February 18. 4:05 P.M. JOURNAL OF THE SENATE [February 16, 1982] STATE OF WISCONSIN Senate Journal Eighty-Fifth Regular Session tel TUESDAY, February 16, 1982. 10:00 A.M. CHIEF CLERK'S CORRECTION Suggested by Legislative Reference Bureau Senate Bill 68 In enrolling, the following correction was made: 1. Page 1, line 6: substitute "SECTION 4." for "SECTION 6.". Senate Bill 713 1. Page 24, line 4: after "a)" insert: "the towns of Beaver Dam, Burnett, Chester, Fox Lake, Herman, Hubbard, LeRoy, Oak Grove, Theresa, Trenton and Williamstown; b)". 2. Page 24, line 5: substitute "c)" for "b)". 3. Page 24, line 6: substitute "d)" for "c)". 4. Page 30, line 10: after the colon insert: "a) the village of Shorewood Hills; and b)". NOTE: Assembly District 54 failed to show the Dodge County towns. Assembly District 77 failed to show the village of Shoewood Hills. The maps and statistical analysis correctly reflect the contents of Assembly Districts 54 and 77. The changes made by this chief clerk's correction conform the statute text in the bill body to the maps and statistical analysis displayed at the end of the bill. The senate met. The senate was called to order by the president of the senate. The roll was called and the following senators answered to their names: Senators Adelman, Bablitch, Berger, Bidwell, Braun, Chilsen, Cullen, Engeleiter, Flynn, Frank, George, Goyke, Hanaway, Harnisch, Harsdorf, Johnston, Kleczka, Kreul, Krueger, Lasee, Lorge, Lorman, McCallum, Maurer, Moody, Offner, Opitz, Risser, Roshell, Strohl, Theno, Thompson and Van Sistine -- 33. Absent None. -- Absent with leave -- None. The senate stood for a moment of silent prayer. The senate remained standing and Senator Engeleiter led the senate in the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. 1511 INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS Senate Resolution 21 To memorialize the President and Congress of the United States to negotiate a mutual nuclear weapons moratorium with the Soviet Union. By Senators Risser, Moody, Braun, George, Krueger, Strohl, Theno, Chilsen, Thompson, Johnston and Offner. Read and referred to committee on Energy. 1488 --- 7 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE [February 16, 1982] Senate Bill 741 Relating to miscellaneous corrections and revisions to the laws relating to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant or a controlled substance, or a combination thereof, or while having a blood alcohol concentration of 0.1% or more. Read a second time. The question was: Adoption of senate amendment 1? Adopted. Ordered to a third reading. By request of Senator Flynn, with unanimous consent, the bill was considered for final action at this time. Senate Bill 741 Read a third time and passed. Assembly Bill 70 Relating to prohibiting discrimination based upon sexual orientation. Read a second time. The question was: Adoption of senate amendment 1? Adopted. Ordered to a third reading. By request of Senator Flynn, with unanimous consent, the bill was considered for final action at this time. Assembly Bill 70 Read a third time. Senator Opitz moved non-concurrence in Assembly Bill 70. The question was: Non-concurrence? The ayes and noes were demanded and the vote was: ayes, 13; noes, 19; absent or not voting, 1; as follows: Ayes -- Senators Bidwell, Chilsen, Frank Hanaway, Harsdorf, Kreal, Krueger, Lasee, Maurer, Orlitz, Roshell, Theno and Van Sistine -- 13. Noes - Senators Adelman, Bablitch, Berger, Braun, Cullen Engeleiter, Flynn, George Goyke, Harnisch Johnston, Kleczka, Lorman, McCallum, Moody, Offner, Risser, Strohl and Thompson -- 19. Absent or not voting -- Senator Lorge -- 1. So the motion did not prevail. SET HIS The question was: Concurrence of Assembly Bill 70? 1507 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE [February 16, 1982] Concurred in. Assembly Bill 249 Relating to miscellaneous dog regulation and rabies control program changes and changing and creating a penalty. Read a second time. The question was: Adoption of senate amendment 1 to senate substitute amendment 1? Adopted. Senate amendment 2 to senate substitute amendment 1 offered by Senator Braun. The question was: Adoption of senate amendment 2 to senate substitute amendment 1? By request of Senator Braun, with unanimous consent, senate amendment 2 to senate substitute amendment 1 was returned to the author. The question was: Adoption of senate substitute amendment 1? Adopted. Ordered to a third reading. By request of Senator Flynn, with unanimous consent, the bill was considered for final action at this time. Assembly Bill 249 Read a third time and concurred in as amended. Assembly Bill 350 Relating to various changes in the statutes concerning the veterinary examining board. Read a second time. Ordered to a third reading. By request of Senator Bablitch, with unanimous consent, the bill was considered for final action at this time. Assembly Bill 350 Read a third time and concurred in. Assembly Bill 442 Relating to allowing telephone cooperatives to elect to be excepted from rate regulation. Read a second time. Ordered to a third reading. By request of Senator Flynn, with unanimous consent, the bill was considered for final action at this time. 1508 ---