Tuesday, April 20, 1993

2578 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ALBANY, NEW YORK 9 April 20, 1993 10 3:36 p.m. 11 12 13 REGULAR SESSION 14 15 16 17 SENATOR HUGH T. FARLEY, Acting President 18 STEPHEN F. SLOAN, Secretary 19 20 21 22 23 2579 1 P R O C E E D I N G S. 2 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 3 Senate will come to order. Senators will please 4 find their seats. 5 If you will please rise with me 6 for the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. 7 (The assemblage repeated the 8 Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.) 9 Today, in the absence of clergy, 10 we'll bow our heads in a moment of silent 11 prayer. 12 (A moment of silence was 13 observed. ) 14 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 15 Secretary will begin by reading the Journal. 16 THE SECRETARY: In Senate, 17 Monday, April 19th. The Senate met pursuant to 18 adjournment, Senator Farley in the Chair upon 19 designation of the Temporary President. The 20 Journal of Friday, April 16th, was read and 21 approved. On motion, Senate adjourned. 22 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Hearing 23 no objection, the Journal will stand approved as 2580 1 read. 2 Order of business: Presentation 3 of petitions. 4 Messages from the Assembly. 5 Messages from the Governor. 6 Reports of standing committees. 7 Reports of select committees. 8 Communications and reports from 9 state officers. 10 The mike's not on. 11 Communications and reports from 12 state officers. 13 Motions and resolutions. 14 We have some motions on the 15 floor. Senator Daly. 16 SENATOR DALY: Mr. President, on 17 behalf of Senator Lack, on page 9, I offer the 18 following amendments to Calendar Number 215, 19 Senate Print 1322, and ask that said bill retain 20 its place on the Third Reading Calendar. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Without 22 objection, the bill will retain its place. 23 Senator Sears. 2581 1 SENATOR SEARS: Mr. President, on 2 page number 13, I offer the following amendments 3 to Calendar Number 338, Senate Print Number 4 3316, and ask that the said bill retain its 5 place on the Third Reading Calendar. 6 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Bill 7 will retain its place. 8 Senator Kuhl. 9 SENATOR KUHL: Yes. Mr. 10 President, on page 16, Calendar Number 396, 11 would you place a sponsor's star on that bill, 12 please. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Bill is 14 starred at the request of the sponsor. 15 SENATOR KUHL: Thank you. 16 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Senator 17 Saland, do you -- just happen to be standing. 18 O.K. Are there any other motions 19 on the floor? 20 Senator Present, do you wish to 21 do the resolutions? What's your pleasure? 22 SENATOR PRESENT: Mr. President, 23 I move that we adopt the Resolution Calendar 2582 1 with the exception of Resolution 1040. 2 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: 3 Secretary will -- all in favor of adopting the 4 Resolution Calendar with the exception of 104, 5 please say aye. 6 (Response of "Aye.") 7 Those opposed nay. 8 (There was no response. ) 9 The Resolution Calendar is 10 adopted. 11 1040, Senator. 12 SENATOR PRESENT: Yes. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: That 14 was, I'm sorry, Resolution 1040 which was not 15 adopted. 16 Senator Present. 17 SENATOR PRESENT: Mr. President, 18 will you recognize Senator Saland, please. 19 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Senator 20 Saland. 21 SENATOR SALAND: Mr. President, 22 on the Resolution Calendar, Resolution 1071 is a 23 resolution memorializing Governor Cuomo to 2583 1 proclaim the week of April 18th through the 24th 2 of this year as the Week of the Young Child in 3 the state of New York, and I would just like to 4 open that resolution to any of my -- any of our 5 colleagues who might wish to be on that 6 resolution. A number have indicated. Unfortun 7 ately we couldn't circulate it as rapidly as 8 we'd like, and we'd like to open it up at this 9 time. 10 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Please 11 let the desk know if you'd like to be on it. 12 Senator Sears, Senator Smith. 13 Senator Present, what's your 14 pleasure? Stand at ease for a second? 15 SENATOR PRESENT: Mr. President, 16 would you recognize Senator Holland, please. 17 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Senator 18 Holland. 19 SENATOR HOLLAND: Mr. President, 20 I have a privileged resolution at the desk and 21 I'd appreciate it being read in its entirety, 22 and I'd like to make a few remarks, please. 23 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: 2584 1 Secretary will read Senator Holland's resolution 2 in its entirety. 3 THE SECRETARY: Legislative 4 Resolution, by Senator Holland, commending the 5 Dolly Downs project of Camp Venture, and its 6 creator, Jack Lukens: 7 WHEREAS, it is the sense of this 8 legislative body that those who give positive 9 definition to the profile and disposition of the 10 communities of the state of New York do so 11 profoundly strengthen our shared commitment to 12 the exercise of freedom; 13 Attendant to such concern and 14 fully in accord with its long-standing 15 traditions, it is the intent of this legislative 16 body to commend the Dolly Downs project of Camp 17 Venture where the dolls are assembled by 18 retarded and developmentally disabled workers, 19 and its creator, Jack Lukens; 20 Dolly Downs has the features of a 21 child with Down's Syndrome, a genetic disorder 22 that causes mental retardation. People with 23 Down's Syndrome have certain facial features 2585 1 reflected in Dolly Downs' face; 2 The creator of Dolly Downs, Jack 3 Lukens, a child psychologist, gave the doll such 4 features as a gift to a kinder, gentler world; 5 Jack Lukens was inspired after 6 seeing children play with black and Asian 7 dolls. He and his wife Kathy have five 8 children, one who is both autistic and retarded; 9 Dolly Downs comes with an audio 10 tape and story book in a little back pack. On 11 the tape Dolly tells her story, how she is 12 different and how she is loved. The voice is 13 that of the Lukens' nine-year old granddaughter, 14 Rebecca, who does not have Down's Syndrome; 15 In pursuit of their quest to 16 offer their son the best life possible, Jack and 17 Kathy Lukens found a new organization. They and 18 a group of parents and friends banded together 19 23 years ago to start Camp Venture, a summer 20 camp that accepts any child no matter how 21 seriously handicapped; 22 Since then, Camp Venture has 23 grown and expanded its mission to provide year 2586 1 round help for handicapped people of all ages. 2 It runs 25 homes and apartments for 177 people, 3 a sheltered workshop providing jobs, a program 4 to place workers in local industry, a day 5 treatment center, two vacation homes and several 6 social groups; 7 Dolly Downs is designed to make a 8 little difference. She's intended for normal 9 kids, to give them a positive feeling about the 10 handicapped. She's also intended for 11 handicapped kids to give them a more positive 12 feeling about themselves; 13 Through his sustained commitment 14 to the preservation and enhancement of human 15 dignity, Jack Lukens has so unselfishly advanced 16 the spirit of united purpose and shared concern 17 which is the unalterable manifestation of our 18 American experience; 19 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED 20 that this legislative body pause in its 21 deliberations to commend the Dolly Downs project 22 of Camp Venture and its creator, Jack Lukens; 23 and 2587 1 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a 2 copy of this resolution, suitably engrossed, be 3 transmitted to Jack Lukens and Camp Venture, 4 Incorporated, Nanuet, New York. 5 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Senator 6 Holland. 7 SENATOR HOLLAND: Thank you, Mr. 8 President. 9 Mr. President, we have some 10 special guests in the chamber today whose 11 actions have been or currently are helping 12 handicapped individuals. 13 I'd like to recognize Mrs. 14 Kathleen Lukens and Mrs. Barbara Reese. Mrs. 15 Reese is the director of community relations at 16 Camp Venture. Mrs. Lukens is the founder and 17 the executive director of Rockland County's Camp 18 Venture, who has come to Albany today to visit 19 the Capitol to inform the legislators about a 20 wonderful doll that she and her child 21 psychologist husband, Dr. John Lukens, have 22 developed. 23 The doll named Dolly Downs is 2588 1 different from every other doll on the market 2 today. Dolly exhibits the characteristics of a 3 person with Down's Syndrome, meaning a broad 4 face and slanting eyes. 5 Down's Syndrome, as you probably 6 know, is a genetic disorder that causes mental 7 retardation. Dolly Downs is manufactured at 8 Camp Venture by retarded and developmentally 9 disabled workers and is a very special doll for 10 those individuals who have Down's Syndrome. 11 Just imagine the excitement for someone with 12 Down's Syndrome to see and hold a doll that 13 looks like its owner for the second time. What 14 a companion this doll is for them, and I've seen 15 some pictures of that. You can quickly realize 16 all the smiles and happiness this doll has 17 already brought and will bring to many, many 18 people. 19 Dolly Downs serves as a medium 20 for tolerance and acceptance of all people 21 including those whose differences aren't so 22 apparent. Tucked away in Dolly Downs' back pack 23 is a tape that speaks of friendship and love, 2589 1 even though Dolly Downs looks a little different 2 from other children. 3 This doll promises to serve as a 4 great teaching tool for our young children in 5 our society. Camp Venture, where the dolls were 6 made, was started nearly 25 years ago to help 7 handicapped people of all ages. Its 25 homes 8 and apartments house 177 people. It provides 9 jobs for the handicapped individuals. It places 10 handicapped people in local industries. In 11 fact, when I was county clerk, I had two 12 individuals working for me. One is still 13 working for the county clerk, and one continues 14 to call me occasionally. 15 They also run day treatment 16 centers and vacation homes and several group 17 homes. Camp Venture's mission is tested and 18 achieved every day and Venture doesn't only 19 survive. It thrives. Their quarter century 20 existence and the development of Dolly Downs 21 proves Camp Venture's individual success as well 22 as their continued commitment to the handicapped 23 individuals of our society. 2590 1 Certainly Dolly Downs will not 2 change the world, but it will make life better 3 for some very special people. I applaud and 4 recognize the work of Jack and Kathy Lukens 5 through Camp Venture and Dolly Downs. Their 6 actions and dedication make a difference in 7 other people's lives every day. They should be 8 very proud of their accomplishments. 9 I extend to them my sincere con 10 gratulations and praise. 11 Thank you very much, Mr. 12 President. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Thank 14 you, Senator Holland. Would all in favor of the 15 resolution please say aye. 16 (Response of "Aye.") 17 Those opposed nay. 18 (There was no response. ) 19 The resolution is unanimously 20 adopted. We're honored to have you in the 21 chamber today. Welcome, and we're grateful for 22 what you do. Thank you very much. Come back 23 and visit us again. 2591 1 (Applause) 2 SENATOR PRESENT: Mr. President, 3 may we take up the non-controversial calendar, 4 please. 5 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 6 Secretary will read non-controversial. 7 THE SECRETARY: On page 10, 8 Calendar Number 273, by Senator Kuhl, Senate 9 Bill Number 2452-A, authorize the conveyance of 10 certain real property of the state to Perry J. 11 Specchio. 12 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Read 13 the last section. 14 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 15 act shall take effect immediately. 16 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 17 the roll. 18 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 19 THE SECRETARY: Ayes 41. 20 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 21 bill is passed. 22 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 23 288, by Senator Cook, Senate Bill Number 3132-A, 2592 1 an act to amend the Public Health Law, in 2 relation to primary health care providers in 3 rural areas. 4 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Read 5 the last section. 6 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 7 act shall take effect immediately. 8 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 9 the roll. 10 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 11 THE SECRETARY: Ayes 41. 12 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: That 13 bill is passed. 14 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 15 336, by Senator Johnson, Senate Bill Number 16 2762-A, an act to amend the General Business 17 Law. 18 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Read 19 the last section. 20 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 21 act shall take effect immediately. 22 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 23 the roll. 2593 1 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 2 THE SECRETARY: Ayes 41. 3 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 4 bill is passed. 5 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 6 351, by Senator Johnson, Senate Bill Number 7 2802, an act to amend the Education Law, in 8 relation to efficiency study grants. 9 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Read 10 the last section. 11 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 12 act shall take effect immediately. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 14 the roll. 15 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 16 THE SECRETARY: Ayes 41. 17 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: That 18 bill is passed. 19 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 20 355, by Senator Volker, Senate Bill Number 21 1300-A, authorizing the village of Lancaster to 22 transfer a parcel of park land to the town of 23 Lancaster. 2594 1 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: There's 2 a home rule message here at the desk. You can 3 read the last section. 4 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 5 act shall take effect immediately. 6 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 7 the roll. 8 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 9 THE SECRETARY: Ayes 41. 10 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: That 11 bill is passed. 12 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 13 356, by Senator Larkin. 14 SENATOR GOLD: Lay it aside. 15 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Lay 16 that bill aside. 17 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 18 365, by Senator Stafford. 19 SENATOR PRESENT: Lay it aside, 20 please. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: For the 22 day? Laid aside. 23 SENATOR PRESENT: For the day. 2595 1 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: For the 2 day. 3 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 4 378, by Senator Daly. 5 SENATOR DALY: Star the bill. 6 Star the bill. 7 SENATOR GOLD: Last section. 8 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Wait a 9 second. 10 SENATOR DALY: Star the bill. 11 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Star 12 the bill, Senator Daly? 13 SENATOR DALY: Yes, Mr. 14 President. 15 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 16 388 -- 383, excuse me, by Senator Volker, Senate 17 Bill Number 1506, an act to amend the Education 18 Law. 19 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Read 20 the last section. 21 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 22 act shall take effect immediately. 23 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 2596 1 the roll. 2 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 3 THE SECRETARY: Ayes 41. 4 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 5 bill is passed. 6 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 7 385, by Senator Daly, Senate Bill Number 2993. 8 SENATOR DALY: Lay aside. 9 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Lay the 10 bill aside. 11 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 12 386, by Senator Seward, Senate Bill Number 3109, 13 Education Law, in relation to increasing 14 penalties for violations. 15 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Read 16 the last section. 17 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 18 act shall take effect immediately. 19 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 20 the roll. 21 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 22 THE SECRETARY: Ayes - 23 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: 2597 1 Results. 2 THE SECRETARY: Ayes 39, nays 3 two, Senators Galiber and Saland recorded in the 4 negative. 5 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 6 bill is passed. 7 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 8 388, by Senator Levy, Senate Bill Number 35... 9 SENATOR PRESENT: Lay it aside, 10 please. 11 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Laid 12 aside? 13 SENATOR PRESENT: Yes. 14 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 15 391, by Senator Present, Senate Bill Number 16 2426-A, Agriculture and Markets Law. 17 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Read 18 the last section. 19 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 20 act shall take effect immediately. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 22 the roll. 23 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 2598 1 THE SECRETARY: Ayes 41. 2 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 3 bill is passed. 4 I said, the bill is passed. 5 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 6 395, by Senator Kuhl, Senate Bill - 7 SENATOR GOLD: Lay it aside. 8 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Laid 9 aside. 10 Just a moment, please, Senator 11 Gold. I'm not getting these directions 12 straight. Senator Kuhl, what's your pleasure? 13 SENATOR KUHL: Star the bill, 14 please. 15 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 16 bill is starred at the request of the sponsor. 17 Senator Galiber. 18 SENATOR GALIBER: Yes, Mr. 19 President. I'd like the record, with the 20 permission of the body, to reflect that I was 21 absent and if I had been present, I would have 22 liked to have been recorded in the negative on 23 Calendar Number 367 and Calendar Number 384. 2599 1 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: The 2 record will show -- so show. 3 SENATOR GALIBER: Thank you, sir. 4 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Senator 5 Present. 6 SENATOR PRESENT: Mr. President, 7 I believe we're ready to take up controversial 8 bills. 9 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: 10 Secretary will read controversial. 11 THE SECRETARY: On page 14, 12 Calendar Number 356, by Senator Larkin, Senate 13 Bill Number 3144, Real Property Tax Law, the 14 Public Service Law, in relation to the 15 definition of special franchise property. 16 SENATOR GOLD: Mr. President. 17 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Senator 18 Gold. 19 SENATOR GOLD: I laid this aside 20 at the request of Senator Oppenheimer, who is in 21 a meeting right now. Could we hold this, would 22 you mind, Senator Larkin? 23 SENATOR LARKIN: All right. 2600 1 SENATOR GOLD: I wouldn't mind 2 coming back to it if the Senator comes; 3 otherwise lay it aside one day, whatever; is 4 that agreeable? 5 (Senator Larkin nods head.) 6 SENATOR GOLD: Yes, thank you. 7 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Lay the 8 bill aside temporarily. 9 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 10 385, by Senator Daly, Senate Bill Number 2993, 11 Education Law, in relation to student awards and 12 assistance. 13 SENATOR GOLD: Explanation. 14 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: 15 Explanation. Senator Daly. 16 SENATOR DALY: Mr. President, as 17 we all know, our nation has in place a system of 18 registration of our young men so that, if an 19 emergency occurs where a mobilization is 20 immediately required, these young men can be 21 called into military service. 22 Unfortunately, there are young 23 men who refuse to register and -- for the draft. 2601 1 I should -- pardon me, Mr. President. Let me 2 start over. There are men, young men, who 3 refuse to register. We believe that this is 4 wrong. What this bill simply would do would 5 mandate that any young man who would like to 6 receive a grant in aid for higher education 7 would have to submit their registration form to 8 receive that aid. 9 SENATOR GOLD: Mr. President. 10 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Senator 11 Gold. 12 SENATOR GOLD: I want to thank 13 Senator Daly for giving us the opportunity once 14 again to discuss this issue. The session 15 wouldn't seem the same without it. 16 Mr. President, the issue is 17 really very, very simple. I respect Senator 18 Daly's feelings, and I would be less than candid 19 if I said I didn't understand his feelings 20 behind this legislation, but I believe, as I've 21 said so often in the past and probably will have 22 an opportunity next year too, that we just are 23 in a situation of mixing apples and oranges. 2602 1 The issue of selective service 2 status is one which involves an individual and 3 their relationship to federal law. As everyone 4 knows, we have no draft but we do have a 5 requirement that young people register. There 6 are many young people who have from time to time 7 disagreed with policies of this country and we 8 have a country where people can, in fact, 9 protest in many ways as long as it is not 10 violent and as long as those people understand 11 that they may have to pay some penalty for what 12 is involved, and if people violate the selective 13 service laws, as Senator Daly knows very well, 14 there are penalties that attach. 15 That is not what ought to be 16 involved in our educational system. The 17 educational system is our educational system and 18 if people apply to the state for various 19 programs, this should not come up as that 20 issue. 21 In the past, Senator Connor and 22 Galiber and myself and Korman and Leichter and 23 Markowitz, Mendez, Montgomery, Ohrenstein, 2603 1 Stavisky and Waldon have voted in the negative. 2 There is a memo in opposition by the New York 3 Civil Liberties Union, and thanks to Senator 4 Daly I'm sure we have all heard the arguments 5 over and over again. So I'm not going to go on 6 any longer than I already have. 7 I understand the necessity for 8 people to register. I have two sons. They have 9 registered. I think that the issue is just 10 confusing two separate concepts. 11 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Read 12 the last section. 13 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 14 act shall take effect immediately. 15 ACTING PRESIDENT FARLEY: Call 16 the roll. 17 (The Secretary called the roll. ) 18 THE SECRETARY: Those recorded in 19 the negative on Calendar Number 385 are Senators 20 Espada, Galiber, Gold, Gonzalez, Markowitz, 21 Mendez, Ohrenstein and Smith. Ayes 35, nays 8. 22 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: The 23 bill is passed. 2604 1 Senator Mendez. 2 SENATOR MENDEZ: Mr. President, I 3 require -- I am asking for unanimous consent to 4 be recorded in the negative on Calendar Number 5 4.... to be recorded in the affirmative on 6 Calendar Number 413 and in the negative on 7 candidate -- on Calendar Number 367, for if I 8 had not been here yesterday I would have voted 9 along those lines, a "no" on 367. 10 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: The 11 record will reflect that, Senator. 12 SENATOR MENDEZ: A "yes" on 413. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: Senator 14 Kuhl. 15 SENATOR KUHL: Yes. Mr. 16 President, would you remove a star on Calendar 17 Number 396. 18 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: 396, 19 the star is removed, without objection. 20 SENATOR DALY: Mr. President. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: Re 22 moved. 23 SENATOR DALY: Mr. President. 2605 1 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: Senator 2 Daly. 3 SENATOR DALY: I'd like to remove 4 the star on Calendar 378, if it's already been 5 starred. That's the bill that I mistakenly 6 starred twenty minutes ago. 7 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: Remove 8 the star, without objection. It will be done. 9 THE SECRETARY: On page 15, 10 Calendar Number 388, by Senator Levy, Senate 11 Bill Number 3515-A, an act to amend the 12 Education Law, in relation to the length of 13 terms of members of the Board of Regents. 14 SENATOR SMITH: Explanation. 15 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: 16 Explanation is requested. 17 SENATOR PRESENT: Would you lay 18 it aside. 19 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: Lay 20 that bill aside. 21 Senator Present. 22 SENATOR PRESENT: Mr. President, 23 I believe there's a committee report at the 2606 1 desk. May it be read, please. 2 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: 3 Secretary will read, please. 4 THE SECRETARY: Senator Nozzolio, 5 from the Committee on Elections, reports the 6 following bill directly for third reading: 7 Senate Bill Number 4195-A, an act to amend the 8 Election Law, in relation to requiring 9 disclosure of receipts and expenditures of 10 persons seeking appointment to a vacancy in any 11 elective public office which is filled by the 12 Legislature, reported directly for third 13 reading. 14 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: Without 15 objection, the bill is reported for third 16 reading. 17 Senator Present. 18 SENATOR PRESENT: Mr. President, 19 I believe that there being no further business, 20 I move that we adjourn until tomorrow at 11:30 21 a.m. 22 ACTING PRESIDENT LIBOUS: The 23 Senate is adjourned until tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. 2607 1 (Whereupon at 4:04 p.m., the 2 Senate adjourned. ) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23