Relating to: the method of resolving disputes concerning children with exceptional educational needs between school boards and the parents of those children.
By
Senators
Jauch, Weeden, Grobschmidt, Schultz, Clausing, Buettner and Wineke; cosponsored by Representatives Olsen, Ott, Seratti, Goetsch, Dobyns, Kelso, Ainsworth, Plombon, Ward, Schneiders, Albers, La Fave and Gunderson
.
To committee on Education.
Senate Bill
552
Relating to: authorizing the department of transportation to donate property for veterans memorials.
By
Senators
Zien, Breske, Panzer, Clausing and Moen; cosponsored by Representatives Zukowski, Musser, Kreibich, Hahn, Vrakas, Ryba, Dobyns, Lorge, Seratti, Goetsch, Hasenohrl, Grothman, Olsen, Kelso, Vander Loop, Kreuser, Coleman, Baldus, Boyle, Turner, Silbaugh, Owens, Otte, Ott, Ainsworth, Handrick, Albers and Ward
.
To committee on Rules.
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Communications
State of Wisconsin
Office of the Secretary of State
Madison
To Whom It May Concern:
Acts, Joint Resolutions and Resolutions deposited in this office have been numbered and published as follows:
Bill Number Act Number Publication Date
Assembly Bill 465139March 11, 1996
Assembly Bill 466140March 11, 1996
Assembly Bill 467141March 11, 1996
Please Note: Correction
Assembly Bill 96138March 1, 1996
Sincerely,
Douglas La Follette
Secretary of State
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The following petitions were omitted from previous journals. Petitions 1 through 7 were introduced and referred on the dates listed:
Assembly Petition 1
A petition signed by approximately 285 citizens of the unincorporated village of Royalton and the surrounding area in support of maintaining a U.S. Post Office in Royalton.
By Representative Lorge.
To committee on State Affairs.
Referred on February 6, 1995.
Assembly Petition 2
A petition signed by approximately 520 citizens of the state of Wisconsin expressing concern over the price, fuel mileage, affect on motor vehicle maintenance and health effects of reformulated gasoline.
By Representative Duff.
To committee on Environment and Utilities.
Referred on February 24, 1995.
Assembly Petition 3
A petition signed by approximately 635 citizens of the state of Wisconsin in opposition to the creation of any new state wide public safety agency.
By Representative Prosser.
To committee on Government Operations.
Referred on April 3, 1995.
Assembly Petition 4
A petition signed by approximately 150 citizens of the state of Wisconsin in opposition to the development of a municipal golf course between Sun Prairie and Madison as an inappropriate use of taxpayer dollars.
By Representative Johnsrud.
To committee on Natural Resources
.
Referred on June 8, 1995.
Assembly Petition 5
A petition signed by approximately 6000 citizens of the state of Wisconsin in support of the teaching of systematic phonics in kindergarten through third grade.
By Representatives Grothman and Duff.
To committee on Education.
Referred on June 8, 1995.
Assembly Petition 6
A petition signed by approximately 112 citizens of the state of Wisconsin in support of Senate Joint Resolution 7, a proposed amendment to the constitution of the state of Wisconsin relating to the right to keep and bear arms.
By Representative Silbaugh.
To committee on Elections and Constitutional Law.
Referred on July 5, 1995.
Assembly Petition 7
A petition signed by approximately 1200 citizens of the state of Wisconsin in opposition to the proposed Hardwood Range Expansion.
By Representative Musser.
To committee on Veterans and Military Affairs.
Referred on September 25, 1995.
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REFERENCE BUREAU CORRECTIONS
Assembly Bill 870
1. Page 3, line 1: after "check" insert a comma.
Assembly Bill 897
1. Page 1, line 2: substitute "services" for "series".
Assembly Bill 966
1. Page 1, line 4: substitute "196.745" for "196.745".
