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2852 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE September 13, No. 2757 By Mr. CALTAGIRONE An Act amending the act of May 16, 1921 (P. L. 579. No. 262). entitled, as amended, "An act providing for the better management of the jails or county prisons in the several counties of this commonwealth of the third, fourth, fifth classes and in certain counties of the sixth, seventh and eighth classes by in such counties, a board to be known by the name and style of inspectors of the jail or county prison." * and employment of prisoners and the government and management of said jails or county prisons." providing for expenses for members of hoards of inspectors in counties of the third. fourth and fifth rlasses. Referred to Committee on Judiciary. No. 2758 By Messrs. MELUSKEY, KOWALYSHYN, BROWN. ZWIKL, TRELLO, QUEST, YAHNER, Mrs. HONAMAN. Messrs. CALTAGIRONE, FREIND. PICCOLA, BRANDT. ZEARFOSS and POTT An Act amending the "Public Schools Code of 1949," approved March 10. 1949 (P. L. 30, No. 14), further providing for the term of certain school directors. Referred to Committee on Education No. 2759 By Messrs. ARMSTRONG, WENGER, WILT and DeVERTER An Act amending "The Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensa- tion Act," approved June 2, 1915 (P. L. 736, No. 338), providing an exemption from coverage under certain circumstances. Referred to Committee on Labor Relations No. 2760 By Messrs. O'KEEFE and STAPLETON An Act requiring members of the standing committees of both Houses of the General Assembly to elect their respective chairmen. Referred to Committee on State Government. No. 2761 By Messrs. SCIRICA, BERSON, SPENCER. MANDERINO. KUKOVICH, D. M. FISHER. YOHN, RHODES, O'DONNELL. GREENLEAF, REED, QUEST, HASKELL, HELFRICK, CALTAGIRONE, CASSIDY. FREIND and KNEPPER An Act relating to the Issuance of search warrants, imposing limitations on the issuance of search warrants in certain cases. establishing procedures for the issuance of and challenge to an investigative suhpopn:~ dures 1eCun1. 2nd providing for the promulgation of rulvs, Referred to Committee on Judiciary. I No. 2762 By Messrs. DeVERTER. LETTERMAN, DORR, A. C. FOSTER. WILSOK, E. H. SMITH, NOYE, Mrs. HONAMAN. Messrs. BRANDT. WAGNER and MACKOWSKI An Act amending the act of May 1, 1919 (P. L. 103. No. 79), referred to as the State Art Commission Law, providing that the State Art Commission shall he an advisory body in the Department of General Services and abolishing the commission's jurisdirtion over political suhdivisions and repealing inconsistent laws. Referred to Committee on State Governm~nt No. 2763 By Messrs. BENNETT, PRATT, IRVIS, TAYLOR, MILANOVICH, COLE, COHEN and ZITTERMAN An Act amending the "Pennsylvania Industrial Development Act," May 17, 1956 (P. 1609, 537), providing for a further appropriation to the Industrial Develop- .rl ~ ~ to committee f on ~ nusiness ~ commerce, ~ ~ d > No, 2764 ny M ~ BENNETT, ~ ~ PRA~, ~ IRVIS, ~ , TAYLOR, MILANOVICH, COLE. COHEN and ZITTERMAN An Act providing for the Pennsylvania Industrial Develop- ment Authority Lottery Fund and administration thereof; providing for the disposition of funds; violations and penalties therefore; exemption of prizes from local taxation; and allocat- ing money in said fund for industrial development projects in critical economic areas. Referred to Committee on Business and Commerce. No, 2765 By p Y ~ E ~ An Act amending the "Goods and Services Installment Sales Act,"approved October 28, 1966 (Sp. Sess. No. 1, P. L. 55, No. 7). further providing for service charges on retail installment accounts Referred to Committee on Consumer Affairs No. 2766 By Messrs. PYLES and GREENLEAF An Act amending the act of August 5, 1932 (Sp. Sess. P. L. 45, No. 45). referred to as the Sterling Act, providing for a credit against certain taxes. Referred to Committee on Urban Affairs. No. 2767 (By Request) By Messrs. McCLATCHY, LASHINGER, Mrs. KERNICK. Mr. PYLES. Mrs. GILLETTE, Messrs. NOVAK, CESSAR, TRELLO. GOEBEL, GREENLEAF, POLITE. PANCOAST. MEBUS, ZELLER, LYNCH, YOHN, McGINNIS, GARZIA, TENAGLIO, Mrs. TAYLOR, Messrs. E. H. SMITH, O'KEEFE, STAPLETON. S. E. HAYES, FREIND, BROWN. HALVERSON, SPITZ, KLINGAMAN, D. S. HAYES, R. R. FISCHER, LEHR. POTT, ARMSTRONG, D. M. FISHER, WEIDNER. J. L. WRIGHT. WILSON, GALLEN, MILLER, MOEHLMANN, Mrs. HONAMAN, Messrs. STAIRS, NOYE, W. D. HUTCHINSON and PETERSON 1 A Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, further providing for real propertytaxes. Referred to Committee on Rules. No. 2768 By Messrs. POTT, KOLTER, PETRARCA, * TRELLO. DININNI. CESSAR, GOEBEL. TADDONIO, BRUNNER. BURD. MEBUS. NOYE. E. H. SMITH. GREENLEAF and PYLES
1978. LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL-HOUSE 2853 An Act amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, further providing for the sale and use of studded tires and prescribing penalties. Referred to Committee on Transportation. I HB 2175, PN 3859 (Amended) By Mr. PIEVSKY HOUSE RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED No. 246 By Messrs. WILSON, WEIDNER, BURNS and J. L. WRIGHT The House of Representatives directs the House Rules Committee review the recommendations of the Legislative Audit Advisory Commission and the certified public account- ants contained in their most recently suhmitted report. Referred to Committee on Rules. No. 247 (Concurrent) By Messrs. CASSIDY, MILLIRON, DAVIES, S. E. HAYES, McLANE and DIETZ Referred to Committee on Education. BILLS SIGNED BY SPEAKER levy an occupational assessment tax, utilize the valuation of the county having the lowest rate for each occupation, An Act amending "The Fourth to Eighth Class County Assessment Law,"approved May 21,1943 (P. L. 571, No. 2541, authorizing certain political subdivisions to choose certain valuations. Rereported from Committee on Appropriations, September 26, 1978. This bill amends the Fourth to Eight Class County Assess- ment Law by providing that political subdivisions lying in more than one county, that levy an occupational assessment tax, utilize the valuation of the county having the lowest rate for each occupation. BILLS REREPORTED FROM COMMITTEES HB 2174, PN 3858 (Amended) By Mr. PIEVSKY The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania memorializes the congress of the united states to enact House Bill No. 2720 Senate Bill No. 467. An Act amending "The Local Tax Enabling Act," approved December 31, 1965 (P. L. 1257, No. 5111, authorizing certain political subdivisions to choose certain valuations. Referred to Committee on Federal-State Relations. Rereported from Committee on Appropriations. September 26. 1978. SENATE MESSAGE This bill amends the Local Tax Enabling Act by providing that political subdivisions lying in more than one county, that SENATE BILL FOR CONCURRENCE levy an occupational assessment tax, utilize the valuation of the The Senate presented the following hill for concurrence: county having the lowest rate for each occupation. SB 1177, PN 1419. The following bills, having been prepared for presentation to the Governor, were signed by the Speaker: An Act amending the act of July 31, 1968 (P. L. 805, No. 247), entitled as amended "Pennsylvania Municipalities Plan- ning Code" further providing for a stay of proceedings. SB 1200, PN 1917 An Act establishing certain procedures relating to the termination of insurance agency contracts or accounts and providing penalties. An Act relating to compensation of municipal officers. BILLS REREPORTED FROM COMMITTEES HB 2174, PN 3858 (Amended) By Mr. PIEVSKY An Act amending "The Local Tax Enabling Act," approved December 31, 1965 (P. L. 1257, No. 511). authorizing certain political subdivisions to choose certain valuations. Rereported from Committee on Appropriations. September 26,1978. This bill amends the Local Tax Enabling Act by providing that political subdivisions lying in more than one county, that l HB 2175, PN 3859 (Amended) By Mr. PIEVSKY An Act amending "The Fourth to Eighth Class County Assessment Law," approved May 21,1943 (P. L. 571, No. 2541, authorizing certain political subdivisions to choose certain valuations. Rereported from Committee on Appropriations. September 26, 1978. This bill amends the Fourth to Eighth Class County Assessment Law by providing that political subdivisions lying in more than one county, that levy an occupational assessment tax, utilize the valuation of the county having the lowest rate for each occupation. WELCOME The SPEAKER. The Chair at this time is pleased to welcome to the hall of the House the guests of the gentleman from Lehigh County, Mr. Meluskey: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Molchany and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Udicious of Coplay. ADJOURNMENT Mr. PETERSON moved that this House of Representatives do now adjourn until Monday, September 18. 1978, at 1 p.m., e.d.t. On the question, Will the House agree to the motion? Motion was agreed to, and at 2:10 p.m., e.d.t., the House adjourned.
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