September 7, 1973 Mr. Ross Auerbach 2420 Creston Avenue Bronx, New York 10468 Dear Ross: I am enclosing copies of Assembly Joint Resolution 40 and Assembly Bills 185, 481, 482, and 587. These bills pertain to multiple marriage and autizing persons of the same sex to marry. As you will note, two of these bills were inspired by Robert H. Rimmer. Public hearings were held on all of these bills. The hearing on the first four bills was held on June 25, 1973. The hearing on Assembly Bill 587 was held on August 8, 1973. No executive action is planned on these bills in the near future. When the Legislature resumes in October, I will send you copies of correspondence which I have had with Mr. Rimmer relative to this matter. I certainly enjoyed talking with you. Justice for all, LAB:rs ENC. LLOYD A. BARBEE State Representative Chairman Committee on Judiciary --- June 9, 1975 Mr. Charles Baumgardner Box 233 Falls Church, Va. 22046 Dear Mr. Baumgardner: I am happy to enclose a copy of Assembly Bill 269 as you requested in your recent letter to me. There is no charge for this. I hope that your research in your work is highly successful. LAB:rs Justice for all, LLOYD A. BARREE State Pepresentative --- May 18, 1973 Mr. Ron Bornstein Director WHA-TV Channel 21 821 University Avenue Madison, Wisconsin 53706 Dear Mr. Bornstein: On behalf of myself and the other members of the Assembly Judiciary Committee, I would like to thank you for your cooper- ation and assistance in making it possible for the citizens of Wisconsin to see as well as hear the proceedings relating to the hearing on April 24, 1973 which pertained to the extremely controversial issue of abortion. This hearing covered Assembly Joint Resolutions 31 and 69 and Assembly Bills 57, 58, 169, 183, 381, 570, 599, 630, 774 and 779. Members of the Assembly commended me for my chairmanship of this hearing and for the planning which preceded it. I am personally most grateful to you and your staff and wish to commend you for the tremendous assistance you gave the Judiciary Committee in making this hearing available to the general public through your television coverage of this event. I am firmly convinced that without your help and cooperation the hearing could not have run as smoothly as it did. If there is any way in which I may be of help to you in the future, please let me know. Yours very truly, LAB:IS LLOYD A. BARBEE Chairman - Judiciary Committee ---