134                          JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS                  [Aug. 23

HOUSE BILL NO. 21

The following members were excused from voting on House Bill No. 21
under the rules.

The Speaker and Delegates Latshaw, Needle, Peters, R. Hickman, Rush,
Allen, Dantoni, Athey, Briscoe and Matthews.

Affirmative

Delegates—

McKay, Sachs, Burkhead, Weidemeyer, Rymer, Compton, Nimmerrichter, Arata,
Malone, Alperstein, Rynd, Hopkins, Price, Stroble, Hutchinson, Jones, Schirano,
Arnick, Minnick, Dize, Mackie, Dorman, Menes, Ross, Foley, Hull, Lombardi, Pesci,
Redding, Sullivan, Blumenthal, Donovan, Miller, Rummage, Wolfgang, Delphey, Hutton,
Virts, Grumbacher, Doolan, Levitan, Maddox, McInerney, Robertson, Shore, Becker,
Bell, Docter, Koss, Maurer, Owens, Sloan, Beck, Laws, Long.                          Total—55

Negative

Delegates—

Mitchell, Thomason, Fallon, Helms, Hagner, Linton, Einschutz, Heffner, D'Anna,
Merryweather, King, Knoll, Hickman, C. M., Cox, Greer, Livezey, Scarff, Hargreaves,
Bonvegna, Dabrowski, Dypski, Krysiak, Silk, Walters, Antonelli, Brown, Chester,
Douglass, J. W., Heintz, Raymond, Curran, Gallagher, Harrison, O'Brien, Robey, Bos-
well, Brailey, Conaway, Dixon, Douglass, C. A., Lee, Randolph, Abramson, Cardin,
Howell, Resnick, Webster, Avara, Baumann, Freeberger, Murphy, Rutkowski, Weisen-
goff, Wyatt, Hoffman, Wagaman, Glaser, Allen., W. M., Zander, Byrnes, Reed, Williams,
Burgess, Nichols, Bolden.                                                                             Total—65

Read the third time and failed for want of a Constitutional Majority.

MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE

FIRST READING OF BILL
SENATE BILL NO. 4—By Senators Lapides and Finney:

FOR the purpose of changing the times for filing of disclosure state-
ments, clarifying which assets and liabilities must be disclosed, clarifying
which public officials must disclose, changing the penalty for violation,
creating the Financial Disclosure Advisory Board, correcting an error
therein and generally relating to disclosure by public officials.

Read the first time and referred to the Constitutional and Administrative
Law Committee.

QUORUM CALL
The Speaker announced a quorum call, resulting as follows:

Delegates—

Mr. Speaker, Briscoe, McKay, Mitchell, Athey, Sachs, Thomason, Burkhead, Fallon,
Helms, Hagner, Weidemeyer, Rymer, Compton, Nimmerrichter, Arata, Dantoni, Malone,
Alperstein, Needle, Rynd, Hopkins, Price, Stroble, Boozer, Latshaw, Linton, Hutchin-
son, Jones, Peters, Schirano, Einschutz, Heffner, Rush, Arnick, D'Anna, Minnick, Dize,
Merryweather, Mackie, Dorman, Menes, Ross, Foley, Hull, King, Lombardi, Pesci,
Redding, Sullivan, Blumenthal, Donovan, Knoll, Miller, Rummage, Wolfgang, Hickman,
C. M., Hickman, R. O., Delphey, Hutton, Virts, Cox, Greer, Livezey, Scarff, Har-
greaves, Bonvegna, Dabrowski, Dypski, Krysiak, Silk, Walters, Antonelli, Brown,
Chester, Douglass, J. W., Heintz, Curran, Gallagher, O'Brien, Robey, Boswell, Brailey,
Conaway, Dixon, Douglass, C. A., Lee, Randolph, Abramson, Cardin, Resnick, Sklar,
Webster, Avara, Baumann, Freeberger, Murphy, Rutkowski, Weisengoff, Wyatt, Grum-