State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
Journal of the Senate
JANUARY SESSION of the General Assembly begun and held at the State House in the City of Providence on Tuesday, the fifth day of January in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and ninety-nine.
| Volume 126, No. 26 |
Thursday, March 11, 1999 |
Twenty-sixth Day |
The Senate meets pursuant to adjournment and is called to order by His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, Charles J. Fogarty, at 4:20 o'clock P.M.
The roll is called and a quorum is declared present with 46 Senators present and 4 Senators absent as follows:
PRESENT - 46: Senators Algiere, Alves, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani,
Doneian, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Kelly, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
ABSENT - 4: Senators Badeau, Caprio, DaPonte, Patterson.
INVOCATION
His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, by unanimous consent, presents Senator Felag, to deliver the invocation.
(See Appendix for Invocation)
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, by unanimous consent, presents Senator Felag, to lead the Senate in the pledge of allegiance to the flag.
APPROVAL OF RECORD
The Senate Journal of Wednesday, March 10, 1999 proceedings is read in part.
Upon suggestion of Senator Enos and by unanimous consent, further reading of the Journal is dispensed with and the Journal approved as recorded.
GUESTS
Upon suggestion of Senator Roberts, and by unanimous consent, His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, welcomes to the Chamber Heather Oberg, a Junior at Providence College who will be serving as an intern this year.
Upon suggestion of Senators Alves and Kells, and by unanimous consent, His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, welcomes to the Chamber from the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, Tom Daley, Grand Marshall, Tim Daley, President, Meghan O'Brien, Miss Ireland, and her mother Maureen O'Brien.
COMMUNICATION
His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, presents the following communication:
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
STATE HOUSE
March 10, 1999
To the Honorable, the Senate:
This notice is to correct the January 26, 1999 appointment of Randolph Lowman to the Human Rights Commission. Due to a clerical error, the notice appointing Mr. Lowman inadvertantly indicated that he was replacing Ms. Shannon Nash, who had resigned. In fact, Ms. Nash was appointed on October 16, 1997 for a term expiring July 1, 2001 and has not resigned.
The notice should have appointed Mr. Lowman in place of Mr. George Ramsey for a term expiring July 1,2003. Ms. Nash will remain in her position on the commission.
Please make this correction for your files.
Sincerely,
JOSEPH V. POMPOSELLI
Director, Boards & Commissions
Received and ordered to be placed on file.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE ON
HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE
Senator Izzo, from the Committee on Health, Education and Welfare, reports back, with recommendation of passage of the following measures:
(99-S 323) An Act relating to health and safety
- Long Term Care Coordinating Council.
Read and ordered to be placed on the Calendar.
(99-S 468) An Act relating to education.
Read and ordered to be placed on the Calendar.
(99-S 712) An Act relating to health care facilities.
Read and ordered to be placed on the Calendar.
(99-S 325) Senate Resolution requesting the Department of Elderly Affairs to study the guardianship needs of frail elders.
Read and ordered to be placed on the Consent Calendar.
TRANSFER OF BILL
Senator Izzo, from the Committee on Health, Education and Welfare, in accordance with Senate Rule 6.14, moves to transfer the following bill from the Committee on Health, Education and Welfare, to the Committee on Judiciary:
(99-S 711) An Act relating to waters and navigation - harbors and harbor lines.
Read and referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
NEW BUSINESS
Senator Sosnowski presents (99-S 845) Senate Resolution congratulating Eliot Taylor on receiving the Grange Community Award for Volunteer Service.
Senator Sosnowski requests unanimous consent for immediate consideration.
Unanimous consent for immediate consideration is granted.
Upon motion of Senator Sosnowski, seconded by the entire Senate, and by unanimous consent, read and passed, under suspension of the rules, upon a voice vote.
Senators Graziano, Celona and McCaffrey present (99-S 846) Senate Resolution honoring native New Englander, Mary Baker Eddy for her numerous contributions to humanity.
Senator Graziano requests unanimous consent for immediate consideration.
Unanimous consent for immediate consideration is granted.
Upon motion of Senator Graziano, seconded by the entire Senate, and by unanimous consent, read and passed, under suspension of the rules, upon a voice vote.
Senators Flynn, Gibbs and Breene present (99-S 847) Senate Resolution proclaiming April as Mathematics Awareness Month.
Senator Flynn requests unanimous consent for immediate consideration.
Unanimous consent for immediate consideration is granted.
Upon motion of Senator Flynn, seconded by the entire Senate, and by unanimous consent, read and passed, under suspension of the rules, upon a voice vote.
Senators Enos and Blais present (99-S 848) Senate Resolution extending condolences.
Senator Enos requests unanimous consent for immediate consideration.
Unanimous consent for immediate consideration is granted.
Upon motion of Senator Enos, seconded by Senator Blais, and by unanimous consent, read and passed, under suspension of the rules, upon a rising vote.
Senators Graziano, Celona, Montalbano, Issa and Alves present (99-S 849) Senate Resolution memorializing Congress to enact legislation amending the Social Security Act to prohibit recoupment by the federal government of state tobacco settlement funds.
Senator Graziano requests unanimous consent for immediate consideration.
Unanimous consent for immediate consideration is granted.
Upon motion of Senator Graziano, seconded by Senator Celona, and by unanimous consent, read and passed, under suspension of the rules, upon a voice vote.
The following item is received and referred to committee pending any objection of the body on the next legislative day.
Senators Izzo, Sasso, Roberts, Igliozzi and Gallo present (99-S850) An Act relating to school funds and property.
Read and referred to the Committee on Corporations.
CONSENT CALENDAR
In order for the day is taken up as follows:
Upon motion of Senator Kelly, seconded by Senator Algiere, the following measure on today's Consent Calendar, by unanimous consent, is read and passed upon a voice vote:
1. (99-S 168) Joint Resolution relating to the city of East Providence.
CALENDAR
In order for the day is taken up as follows:
1. (99-S 180) An Act relating to public utilities and carriers-
towing storage act.
Committee on Corporations recommends passage.
Senator Ruggerio moves passage, seconded by Senators Walsh, Cote, McDonald, Irons and others.
The act is read and passed, upon a roll call vote with 41 Senators voting in the affirmative and 2 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 41: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani, Donelan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kelly, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Roberts, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS - 2: Senators Kells, Revens.
2. (99-S 134 as amended) An Act relating to state affairs and government - distressed areas economic revitalization act.
Committee on Corporations recommends passage as amended.
Senator Felag moves passage, seconded by Senators Damiani, Connors, Parella, Gibbs, Roney, Tocco and others.
The act is read and passed, as amended, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 43 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 43: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani, Donelan, Enos, Felag, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
3. (99-S 237) An Act relating to taxation -collection of taxes generally.
Committee on Corporations recommends passage.
Senator Lenihan moves passage, seconded by Senators Coderre and Breene.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 42 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 42: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani, Doneian, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Kelly, Lenihan, McBurney, McCa1frey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Roberts, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
4. (99-S 374) (Substitute "A" as amended) An Act relating to the Charlestown fire district.
Committee on Corporations recommends indefinite postponement of the original bill and passage of Substitute "A" as amended.
Senator Walsh moves passage, seconded by Senator Sosnowski.
The bill marked Substitute "A" is read and passed, as amended, and the original bill indefinitely postponed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 44 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 44: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani, Donelan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Kelly, Ienihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
5. (99-S 673) An Act relating to the state building code - Building Code Standards Committee.
Committee on Corporations recommends passage.
Senator Breene moves passage, seconded by Senators Blais and Flynn.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 42 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 42: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani, DoneIan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Kelly, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
6. (99-S 817) An Act validating and ratifying amendments to the Home Rule Charter of the city of Pawtucket.
Committee on Corporations recommends passage.
Senator McBurney moves passage, seconded by Senators Montalbano and Perry.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 44 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS 44: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Kelly, Lenihan, McBurney, McCafirey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sos. nowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
7. (99-S 818) An Act relating to taxation - levy and assessment of local taxes.
Committee on Corporations recommends passage.
Senator Algiere moves passage, seconded by Senator Blais.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 45 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS 45: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Codette, Connors, Cote, Damiani, Donelan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Kelly, I-enihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
8. (99-S 476) An Act relating to human services.
Committee on Finance recommends passage.
Senator Roberts moves passage, seconded by Senators Ruggerio, Walsh, Izzo, Lenihan, Connors, Felag, Damiani and others.
Senators Algiere, Roberts, Irons, Izzo, Blais, Igliozzi and Alves discuss the act.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 45 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 45: Senators Algiere, Alves, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani, Donelan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
9. (99-S 15) An Act relating to domestic relations - visitation rights.
Committee on Judiciary recommends passage.
Senator Enos moves passage, seconded by Senator Paiva Weed, Parella, Izzo, Walsh, Issa and others.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 43 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 43: Senators Algiere, Alves, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cote, Damiani, Doneian, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
10. (99-S 190 as amended) An Act relating to domestic violence-
confidentiality of victims' addresses.
Committee on Judiciary recommends passage as amended.
Senator Walsh moves passage, seconded by Senators Issa, Sasso, Sosnowski, Oster, Walton, Gallo, Perry and many others.
Senators Paiva Weed, Cicilline, Blais and Perry discuss the act.
The act is read and passed, as amended, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 44 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 44: Senators Algiere, Alves, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cole, Damiani, Donelan, Enos, Felag, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
11. (99-S 335) An Act relating to domestic relations.
Committee on Judiciary recommends passage.
Senator Paiva Weed moves passage, seconded by Senators Enos, Goodwin, Graziano, Alves, Walsh, Roberts, Izzo, Parella and others.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 43 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 43: Senators Algiere, Alves, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cole, Damiani, Donelan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
12. (99-S 690) An Act relating to domestic relations - divorce and separation.
Committee on Judiciary recommends passage.
Senator Paiva Weed moves passage, seconded by Senators Goodwin, Walsh and Graziano.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 45 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 45: Senators Algiere, Alves, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cole, Damiani, Donelan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Iz2o, Kells, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, McDonald, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
13. (99-S 276) An Act relating to state lottery.
Committee on Special Legislation recommends passage.
Senator Bates moves passage, seconded by Senators Goodwin, Damiani and Felag.
Senator Graziano discusses the act.
The act is read and passed, upon a roll call vote with 36 Senators voting in the affirmative and 5 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 36: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cole, Damiani, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Igliozzi, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Lenihan, McDonald, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walton.
NAYS - 5: Senators Graziano, McBurney, McCaffrey, Montalbano, Walaska.
14. (99-S 313) Senate Resolution creating a special legislative commission to study urban infrastructure and make recommendations therefor.
Committee on Special Legislation recommends passage.
Senator Igliozzi moves passage, seconded by Senators Goodwin, Graziano, Tocco, Celona, Roberts, Cote, Felag, Damiani and others.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a voice vote.
15. (99-S 755) An Act relating to the Persian Gulf Commission.
Committee on Special Legislation recommends passage.
Senator Parella moves passage, seconded by Senators Celona, Flynn, Kells, Damiani and others.
The act is read and passed, by unanimous consent, upon a roll call vote with 44 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 44: Senators Algiere, Alves, Bates, Blais, Breene, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cole, Damiani, DoneIan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Graziano, Igliozzi, Irons, Issa, Izzo, Kells, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, Montalbano, Oster, Paiva Weed, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
FROM THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
A message from the House of Representatives transmits with announcement of passage:
(99-H 5580) (Substitute "A") An Act relating to state afiairs and government.
Read and referred to the Committee on Health, Education and Welfare.
GUESTS
Upon suggestion of Senator Coderre, and by unanimous consent, His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, welcomes to the Chamber the family of Senator Enos, his wife Connie Enos and children Kelly and Andrew Enos.
Upon suggestion of Senator Enos, and by unanimous consent, His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, welcomes to the Chamber family friends Janise Camara and Magen Camara.
Upon suggestion of Senator Montalbano, and by unanimous consent, His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, welcomes to the Chamber Stephanie Cortez, recipient of the Louis Feinstein Memorial Scholarship Award.
TRANSMITTAL
By unanimous consent, all matters on the Clerk's desk are ordered to be transmitted to His Excellency, the Governor or to the Honorable House of Representatives forthwith.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Senator Cote announces that the Committee on Corporations will meet today at the rise of the Senate in Room 212 of the State House.
Also:
Senator Lenihan announces that the Committee on Finance will meet today at the rise of the Senate in Room 211 of the State House.
Also:
Senator Paiva Weed announces that the Committee on Judiciary will meet today at the rise of the Senate in Room 313 of the State House.
NEW BUSINESS
Senators Coderre, Irons, Enos, Walton, DaPonte and others present (99-S 851) Senate Resolution congratulating the University of Rhode Island Basketball Team on winning the Atlantic 10 Conference Championship and wishing them good luck at the NCAA Tournament.
Senator Coderre requests unanimous consent for immediate consideration.
Unanimous consent for immediate consideration is granted.
Upon motion of Senator Coderre, seconded by the entire Senate, and by unanimous consent, read and passed, under suspension of the rules, upon a roll call vote with 39 Senators voting in the affirmative and 0 Senators voting in the negative as follows:
YEAS - 39: Senators Algiere, Bates, Blais, Celona, Cicilline, Coderre, Connors, Cole, Damiani, DoneIan, Enos, Felag, Flynn, Fogarty, Gallo, Gibbs, Goodwin, Igliozzi, Irons, Izzo, Kells, Lenihan, McBurney, McCaffrey, Montalbano, Oster, Parella, Perry, Raptakis, Revens, Roberts, Roney, Ruggerio, Sasso, Sosnowski, Tocco, Walaska, Walsh, Walton.
NAYS -0.
ADJOURNMENT
Upon motion of Senator Enos, seconded by Senator Algiere, the Senate adjourns at 5:08 o'clock P.M.
RAYMOND T. HOYAS, JR.
Clerk of the Senate
INVOCATION
SENATOR WALTER S. FELAG, JR.
Open our minds, Lord, to the wisdom of others. Help us to work in a unified effort towards harmony and peace for all the people of our state, and may we end this legislative session in a timely fashion. Amen.
Appendix
CONSENT CALENDAR
In order for Friday, March 12, 1999:
1. (99-S 325) Senate Resolution requesting the Department of Elderly Affairs to study the guardianship needs of frail elders.
Committee on Health, Education and Welfare recommends passage.
RAYMOND T. HOYAS, JR.
Clerk of the Senate
Thursday, March 11, 1999
Appendix
CALENDAR
In order for Friday, March 12, 1999:
1. (99-S 136) (Substitute "A") An Act relating to state affairs and government - enterprise zones.
Committee on Corporations recommends indefinite postponement of the original bill and passage of Substitute "A".
2. (99-S 363) An Act relating to public corporations - financial estimates.
Committee on Finance recommends passage.
3. (99-S 364) (Substitute "A") An Act relating to State Investment Commission.
Committee on Finance recommends indefinite postponement of the original bill and passage of Substitute "A.
4. (99-S 188) An Act relating to Division of Personnel Administration.
Committee on Labor recommends passage.
5. (99-S 241) An Act relating to electricians.
Committee on Labor recommends passage.
6. (99-S 298) An Act relating to labor and labor relations-
arbitration of school teacher disputes.
Committee on Labor recommends passage.
Appendix
CALENDAR
In order for Tuesday, March 16, 1999:
1. (99-S 112 as amended) An Act relating to health and safety emergency medical transportation services.
Committee on Health, Education and Welfare recommends passage as amended.
2. (99-S 323) An Act relating to health and safety - Long Term Care Coordinating Council.
Committee on Health, Education and Welfare recommends passage.
3. (99-S 468) An Act relating to education.
Committee on Health, Education and Welfare recommends passage.
4. (99-S 712) An Act relating to health care facilities.
Committee on Health, Education and Welfare recommends passage.
Appendix
CALENDAR
In order for Wednesday, March 17, 1999:
1. (99-S 740) An Act relating to education Board of Governors and Board of Regents.
Committee on Health, Education and Welfare recommends passage.
RAYMOND T. HOYAS, JR.
Clerk of the Senate
Thursday, March 11, 1999
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