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HB 2001 By Representative CLARNO --  Relating to motor vehicles.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-6     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-26    Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Grisham. Passed.
        Ayes, 41 --Nays, 17, Corcoran, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici,
          Gordly, Lehman, Mannix, Minnis, Naito, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wylie, Excused, 2--Piercy, Wooten.
5-29(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-31    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
6-1     Public Hearing held.
6-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-6     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
6-7     Third reading. Carried by Adams. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 2, McCoy, Trow, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Baker, Gold, Hannon, Hartung, Miller,
          Phillips.
6-19(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 734, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires ©state agencies to sell any¦ that Oregon Department of
Administrative Services request proposals for and award contract
to provide day trip passenger ©motor¦ vehicles to Portland motor
pool ©belonging to agencies¦. Defines terms.  Establishes
requirements for awarding initial contract and requesting
proposals. ©Provides that employees required to provide
transportation for work-related travel will be reimbursed.¦
  Sunsets June 30, 2002.

HB 2002 By Representative CLARNO --  Relating to Governor's
        appointments.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Governor to make appointments subject to Senate
confirmation within 30 days of vacancy.

HB 2003 By Representative CLARNO (at the request of Ernie
        Mazarol) --  Relating to indigent defense.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires State Court Administrator to allocate money
appropriated for representation of indigent persons to counties
on percentage basis. Requires county to reimburse state if county
exceeds limitations.

HB 2004 By Representative CLARNO; Senator SMITH; Representatives
        COURTNEY, MARKHAM, NORRIS, Senator SPRINGER (at the
        request of Governor John Kitzhaber) --  Relating to motor
        vehicle fuel taxes.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-27    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates tax exemption for certain fuel for use in motor
vehicles.

HB 2005 By Representative MARKHAM --  Relating to administrative
        agencies.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits administrative agencies from entering private
property or demanding records without written permission of owner
unless acting under judicial warrant issued upon probable cause.

HB 2006 By Representative CLARNO, Senator BRYANT --  Relating to
        small scale local energy projects; declaring an
        emergency.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-30    Returned to Full Committee.
        Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-17    Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-26    Second reading.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 1--Jones, Excused for business of the
          House, 2----Schoon, Speaker Clarno.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-3     Work Session held.
5-10    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Bryant.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 40 --Absent, 1--Thompson, Excused, 2--Corcoran,
          Minnis, Excused for business of the House, 17----Brown,
          Carpenter, Fahey, Grisham, Johnston, Jones, Lewis,
          Lokan, Meek, Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Sowa,
          Strobeck, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
5-30    Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 282, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          June 05, 1995.
  Allows recipient of small scale local energy project loan to
prepay loan balance if Department of Energy issues taxable
refunding bonds at lower rate than original general obligation
bonds.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2007 By Representative CLARNO (at the request of Ralph Hogge)
        --  Relating to paternity.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Children's Services Division, if paternity has not
been established, to establish paternity when child is taken into
protective custody on allegation of child abuse by person with
whom child is living.

HB 2008 By Representative GORDLY; Representatives EIGHMEY, NAITO,
        SHIBLEY, SHIELDS, WYLIE (at the request of Oregon
        Environmental Council, John Charles) --  Relating to
        areas subject to motor vehicle compliance testing;
        appropriating money.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes variable fee on vehicles registered in areas subject to
vehicle pollution control system testing. Distributes fee
proceeds on per capita basis to taxpayers residing in areas
subject to vehicle pollution control system testing. Prohibits
Environmental Quality Commission from imposing employer trip
reduction plan or parking ratio plan in Portland area for
five-year period.
  Creates Vehicle Emission Compensation Account. Appropriates
moneys from account to Department of Revenue for carrying out
certain provisions of Act.

HB 2009 By Representative LEWIS --  Relating to source separated
        material.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
4-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 2--Grisham, Watt, Excused for business
          of the House, 1----Brian.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-10    Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 2, McCoy, Springer, Excused, 2--Leonard,
          Phillips, Attending Legislative Business, 4----Bryant,
          Cease, Hannon, Timms.
5-30(H) Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 281, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Prohibits Environmental Quality Commission or metropolitan
service district from charging waste disposal fees for source
separated material capable of being reused or recycled. Excludes
source separated material capable of being recycled or reused
from solid waste or recycling regulation and from fees imposed on
domestic solid waste.¦ Modifies provisions relating to permit
fees for disposal sites to limit fee charged for disposal of
substitute material that is also used for daily cover.

HB 2010 By Representative CLARNO; Representatives BAUM,
        CARPENTER, JONES, LOKAN, LUKE, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, QUTUB,
        REPINE, SNODGRASS, TIERNAN, WATT, Senator MILLER --
        Relating to the Economic Development Department;
        appropriating money.
4-5(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
4-6     Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates Community Development Fund.
  Creates Industry Development Fund.
  Appropriates moneys.
  Requires Economic Development Department to administer funds
for specified purposes.
  Creates Oregon Development Finance Authority within Economic
Development Department to administer certain development
programs.
  Abolishes Strategic Reserve Fund, Economic Stabilization and
Conversion Fund and Oregon Business Development Fund.
  Transfers functions of Oregon Progress Board and Oregon Arts
Commission from Economic Development Department.

HB 2011 By Representatives LEWIS, MANNIX; Representative TIERNAN
        --  Relating to juveniles.
3-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-6     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Revises juvenile code.

HB 2012 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives CLARNO, FISHER,
        MARKHAM, OAKLEY (at the request of Jackson County Farm
        Bureau, Deschutes County Farm Bureau) --  Relating to
        hearings for dwellings on high-value farmland.
3-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-3     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Removes requirement that State Department of Agriculture
hearings officer make certain decisions pertaining to siting
dwellings on high-value farmland.

HB 2013 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives CLARNO, FISHER
        --  Relating to standards for siting forestland
        dwellings.
2-28(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Removes certain standards for siting forestland dwellings.

HB 2014 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives CLARNO, FISHER,
        MARKHAM (at the request of Jackson County Farm Bureau,
        Deschutes County Farm Bureau) --  Relating to stocking
        requirements for dwellings on forestland.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Reduces timber stocking requirements for dwelling on
forestland.

HB 2015 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FISHER, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, OAKLEY, PARKS, QUTUB, Senator
        KENNEMER (at the request of Jackson County Farm Bureau,
        Deschutes County Farm Bureau) --  Relating to land
        division standards.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires counties to establish minimum lot or parcel sizes.
Makes related changes. Repeals existing standards for minimum lot
or parcel sizes.

HB 2016 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FISHER, HAYDEN, LUNDQUIST, OAKLEY, PARKS, QUTUB (at the
        request of Deschutes County Farm Bureau, Jackson County
        Farm Bureau) --  Relating to exclusive farm use land.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands criteria for dwellings and other uses allowed on
farmland and forestland. Exempts marginal lands counties from
high-value farmland designation.

HB 2017 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FISHER, OAKLEY, PARKS, VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to
        standards for farm dwellings in exclusive farm use zones.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes standard for farm dwelling as a farm use in
exclusive farm use zone.

HB 2018 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FISHER, MARKHAM, OAKLEY, PARKS --  Relating to nonfarm
        dwellings in exclusive farm use zones.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes additional method for land divisions to provide for
nonfarm dwelling in exclusive farm use zone.

HB 2019 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FISHER, MARKHAM, OAKLEY, PARKS --  Relating to small farm
        dwelling in exclusive farm use zone.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows small farm dwelling as a farm use in exclusive farm use
zone.

HB 2020 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives CLARNO, QUTUB --
        Relating to workers' compensation assessments.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Labor with subsequent referral to State and
          School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Revises assessment collection procedure for purposes of
workers' compensation law.
  Becomes operative January 1, 1996.

HB 2021 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Adult and
        Family Services Division, Department of Human Resources)
        --  Relating to energy assistance.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
1-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
1-27    Work Session held.
1-31    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-1     Second reading.
2-2     Third reading. Carried by Ross. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
2-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
2-27    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-28    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-1     Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 1--Gold, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Derfler, Springer.
5-8(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 60.
5-16    Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 148, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Specifies amounts Adult and Family Services Division shall
designate as energy assistance allowances for 1995-1997, subject
to availability of funds.

HB 2022 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Oregon
        State Veterinary Medical Examining Board) --  Relating to
        veterinarians.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Specifies scope of powers of Veterinary Medical Examining Board
in conducting investigations. Makes complaint to board
confidential during investigation. Exempts person who files
complaint in good faith from civil damages. Specifies
qualifications for licensure. Makes change related to rulemaking
regarding professional educational activity.

HB 2023 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Massage Technicians) --  Relating to massage
        technicians.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
1-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
1-27    Work Session held.
1-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-2     Second reading.
2-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 9 Calendar.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Fisher. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
2-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-1     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-2     Carried over to 03-03 by unanimous consent.
3-3     Third reading. Carried by Hannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, Dwyer, Excused, 2--Baker, Phillips.
3-9(H)  Speaker signed.
3-10(S) President signed.
3-15(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 23, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Permits State Board of Massage Technicians to ©consider, for
licensing purposes, applicant's satisfactory performance on test
approved by the board in place of applicant's performance on test
administered by board.¦ authorize representative to prepare and
conduct examination to determine license applicant's competency
and ability to engage in practice of massage.

HB 2024 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology and Audiology) --
        Relating to occupational licensing.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-25    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
1-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-24    Work Session held.
3-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Starr. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Sowa, Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Leonard.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 147, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires speech pathologists and audiologists to participate in
professional development. Specifies license fee amounts that
State Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology and Audiology may
impose.

HB 2025 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology and Audiology) --
        Relating to State Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology
        and Audiology.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-25    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
1-30    Public Hearing held.
2-10    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-3     Work Session held.
3-14    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-16    Second reading.
3-17    Third reading. Carried by Wylie. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 5--Fisher, Johnson, Roberts, Shibley,
          Wooten.
3-20(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-21    Referred to Health and Human Services.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Work Session held.
5-8     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kennemer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 42 --Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 16----Brown, Carpenter, Fahey,
          Grisham, Johnston, Jones, Lewis, Meek, Naito, Parks,
          Prozanski, Qutub, Sowa, Strobeck, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
5-30    Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 280, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Changes name of State Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology
and Audiology to State Board of Examiners for Speech-Language
Pathology and Audiology. Specifies license fees. Authorizes board
to issue conditional licenses. Updates statutory language.
Establishes Interim Task Force on Hearing Aid Dispensing.

HB 2026 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on General Government) --  Relating to
        registration plates.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
1-31    Public Hearing held.
2-7     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-9     Work Session held.
3-14    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-16    Second reading.
3-17    Third reading. Carried by Hayden. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 5--Fisher, Johnson, Roberts, Shibley,
          Wooten.
3-20(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-21    Referred to Transportation.
4-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Yih. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Attending Legislative Business, 1----Adams.
6-1(H)  Speaker signed.
6-1(S)  President signed.
6-9(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 345, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Provides that on and after January 1, 1996, Oregon Trail
registration plate will be only plate issued. Allows people with
ÊtreeÎ plates to transfer them to other vehicles.¦ Extends to
December 31, 1999, issuance of optional Oregon Trail registration
plates. Reduces replacement fee.

HB 2027 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on General Government) --  Relating to
        X-ray machines; appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
3-13    Public Hearing held.
4-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-14    Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 24 Calendar.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 1, Jones, Excused, 2--Minnis, Shibley,
          Excused for business of the House, 8----Corcoran,
          Fahey, Lundquist, Mannix, Norris, Shields, Sowa,
          VanLeeuwen.
5-25(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
5-26    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 1, Springer, Absent, 1--McCoy, Attending
          Legislative Business, 3----Bryant, Bunn, Derfler.
6-3(H)  Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 444, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires registration of X-ray machines with Health Division.
Allows inspectors employed by division or accredited radiology
inspector to perform information gathering testing of X-ray
machines for registration purposes. Allows division to develop
safety standards required for registration. Prohibits operation
of unregistered X-ray machines. Allows division to impose civil
penalty for knowingly violating registration requirements.
  Appropriates moneys.
  Becomes operative July 1, 1996.

HB 2028 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Committee on Children and Families
        for the Children's Justice Act Task Force) --  Relating
        to child abuse reporting.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.

  Requires Oregon State Bar and certain licensing or registering
boards to require evidence of training on legal, medical and
psychological aspects of child sexual abuse as part of mandatory
continuing education. Requires Children's Services Division to
certify and develop training.

HB 2029 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Committee on Children and Families)
        --  Relating to children.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Children and Families.
1-26    Public Hearing held.
1-31    Public Hearing held.
2-7     Work Session held.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-2     Public Hearing held.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
3-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Children's Services Division and court to give
preferential consideration in placement of child to relatives of
child if appropriate. Requires disclosure of information to
certain relatives if requested in certain court proceedings.
  Allows grandparent to seek visitation of child after adoption.

HB 2030 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Committee on Children and Families)
        --  Relating to subsidized guardianship of a child;
        appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Children and Families with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
2-7     Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes Children's Services Division to subsidize
guardianship of child by making payments to family on behalf of
child in custody of division to create more stable home
environment and permanent living arrangement. Requires division
to determine that family and child meet certain eligibility
requirements and juvenile court to review and approve payments to
family on behalf of child.
  Appropriates money from General Fund for biennial expenses of
program.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2031 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Committee on Children and Families)
        --  Relating to children; appropriating money; declaring
        an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Children and Families with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
2-2     Public Hearing held.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
2-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-7     Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed A
          Engrossed, be referred to Judiciary with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means by prior reference.
        Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means by order of Speaker.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-14    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-16    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-30    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-3     Work Session held.
4-5     Recommendation:  Do pass.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-26    Assigned to Subcommittee on Public Safety/Regulation.
5-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Creates Children and Families Trust Fund. Allocates 20 percent
of moneys deposited in Child Abuse Multidisciplinary Intervention
Account to fund. Provides for distribution of 80 percent of
interest and investment earnings from trust fund to State
Commission on Children and Families for children's support
areas.¦
  ©Takes effect July 1, 1997.¦
  Establishes Board of Trustees of the Children's Trust Fund to
replace advisory committee on prevention of child abuse and
neglect. Authorizes Governor to appoint board members. Sets terms
of members. Establishes Children's Trust Endowment Fund.
Appropriates certain moneys from Criminal Fine and Assessment
Account to fund.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2032 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Committee on Children and Families)
        --  Relating to designation of children's services;
        declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Children and Families.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Implements House Bill 2004 from 67th Legislative Assembly by
completing name change of Children's Services Division to State
Office for Services to Children and Families.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2033 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to financial regulation of insurance; declaring
        an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
1-24    Public Hearing held.
1-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-2     Work Session held.
2-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-8     Second reading.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 4----Bryant, Cease, Hannon, Johnson.
5-29(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 46 --Excused, 2--Federici, Thompson, Excused for
          business of the House, 12----Brian, Carter, Corcoran,
          Fahey, Lokan, Meek, Norris, Oakley, Ross, Snodgrass,
          Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
6-3     Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 638, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 18, 1995.
  Authorizes Director of Department of Consumer and Business
Services to disallow credit for reinsurance to health insurers,
in addition to life insurers, if director determines that
allowing credit would be contrary to accurate financial reporting
or hazardous, according to standards established by rule. Exempts
from disclosure reports and related documents filed with director
in connection with determination of appropriate capital and
surplus holdings by insurers, and prohibits use by director of
such reports and related documents in review of rates. Also
exempts from disclosure reports filed with director in connection
with certain material transactions. Authorizes director to
disclose certain confidential information to insurance official
of other state or to National Association of Insurance
Commissioners if those entities, prior to disclosure, agree in
writing to maintain confidentiality of information. Allows
receiver of insurer in liquidation or rehabilitation to recover
certain distributions paid on capital stock rather than only on
voting stock.
  Requires that Director of Department of Consumer and Business
Services conduct study of financial status of State Accident
Insurance Fund Corporation and submit report to Legislative
Assembly.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2034 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to assumption reinsurance.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
1-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-31    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-9     Work Session held.
2-13    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-15    Second reading.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
2-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Attending Legislative Business, 2----McCoy,
          Shannon.
3-16(H) Speaker signed.
3-17(S) President signed.
3-21(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 30, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Establishes restrictions on ability of insurers to assume or
transfer obligations or risks on policies under an assumption
reinsurance agreement. Creates exemptions. Establishes rights of
affected policyholders and notice requirements. Authorizes
transfer and novation of policies by Director of Department of
Consumer and Business Services or insurance regulatory official
of another state when insurer is in hazardous condition or is in
rehabilitation or liquidation.
  Provides operative date.

HB 2035 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to viatical settlements.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
1-26    Public Hearing held.
1-31    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Third reading. Carried by Shibley. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Nays, 10, Grisham, Jones, Lewis, Luke,
          Lundquist, Milne, Parks, Snodgrass, VanLeeuwen, Watt,
          Absent, 1--Meek, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Carter.
5-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-19    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-22    Carried over to 05-23 by unanimous consent.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams,
          Johnson, President Smith.
6-1(H)  Speaker signed.
6-1(S)  President signed.
6-9(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 342, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes licensing requirement and regulatory program for
life settlement providers and life settlement brokers. Allows
provider or broker to use terms Êviatical settlement providerÎ
and Êviatical settlement broker.Î Defines terms. Requires that
life settlement contracts be in writing. Establishes documents
life settlement provider must obtain before entering into life
settlement contract with policyholder or certificate holder who
has terminal illness or condition. ©persons who solicit,
negotiate and enter into contracts with policyholders of life
insurance policies or certificate holders covered under group
policies, when such contracts provide for payment in return for
policyholder's or certificate holder's transfer of death benefit
or ownership of policy or certificate.¦ Applies to transfer of
©such¦ certain policies and certificates when insured has
©catastrophic or life threatening¦ terminal illness or condition.
  Provides operative date.
  Sunsets December 31, 1998.

HB 2036 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to authority to transact insurance; declaring an
        emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
2-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-9     Work Session held.
3-14    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-29    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-31    Second reading.
4-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Excused, 2--Meek, Oakley, Excused for business
          of the House, 5----Brian, Johnson, Markham, Watt,
          Speaker Clarno.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-4     Public Hearing held.
5-9     Work Session held.
5-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams,
          Johnson, President Smith.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 4--Johnson, Minnis, Piercy, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 11----Carter,
          Corcoran, Fahey, Jones, Mannix, Montgomery, Oakley,
          Repine, Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-2     Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 639, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 18, 1995.
  Clarifies filing requirement for annual statement supplements,
for purpose of continuation of certificates of authority for
insurers. Requires issuance of resident and nonresident insurance
agent, adjuster and consultant licenses to be determined solely
on basis of residency rather than on place of business, except
that resident license may be issued to nonresident who maintains
place of business in Oregon. Clarifies application of
requirements for continuation of certificates of authority and
fees to educational institutions and nonprofit corporations
issuing annuities. Requires that educational institution or
nonprofit corporation holding certificate of authority have
annual audit conducted by independent certified public accountant
of activities relating to annuities. Modifies requirements for
transacting insurance as surplus lines agent.
  Specifies conditions under which authorized foreign insurer may
become domestic insurer. Allows domestic insurer, with specified
approval, to transfer domicile to other state in which it is
admitted to transact business of insurance. Specifies when
unincorporated authorized foreign insurer has effected transfer
of domicile to Oregon.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2037 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to assault of certain occupational enforcement
        officers.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands crime of assaulting public safety officer to include
assaulting occupational safety or health enforcement officer.
Punishes violation by minimum seven days' imprisonment up to
maximum one-year imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both.

HB 2038 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to civil penalties for violating Oregon Safe
        Employment Act.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Excused, 3--Brian, Corcoran, Ross, Excused for
          business of the House, 9----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham,
          Johnston, Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Tarno.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Nays, 1, Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Adams.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 640, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Increases¦ Makes permissive ©maximum¦ civil penalty ©amount¦
for violating posting requirements of Oregon Safe Employment Act.

HB 2039 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to medical service billings under workers'
        compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires workers' compensation medical service providers to
send copy of billing for services to injured worker upon written
request by worker.

HB 2040 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to qualifications for providing medical services
        under workers' compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies definition of ÊdoctorÎ or ÊphysicianÎ under workers'
compensation law.

HB 2041 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to civil penalties for noncomplying employers
        under workers' compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides for joint and several liability under workers'
compensation law for members and managers of limited liability
companies who are noncomplying employers.

HB 2042 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to enforcement of the workers' compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies procedure for enforcing workers' compensation law
against employers. Increases maximum civil penalties to $10,000
for noncompliance and $250 for each day violation continues.
Allows costs and attorney fees in certain cases. Includes costs
of claim dispositions and settlements in amounts recoverable.

HB 2043 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to complaints regarding persons regulated by
        workers' compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prescribes circumstances for confidentiality of complaints made
about persons regulated by workers' compensation law.

HB 2044 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to workers' compensation; appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
5-3     Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-19    Second reading.
5-22    Third reading. Carried by Watt. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 1--Minnis, Excused for business of
          the House, 4----Brian, Carter, Parks, Speaker Clarno.
5-23(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-24    Referred to Rules and Elections, then Ways and Means.
6-5     Public Hearing held.
6-6     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-8     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of the President.
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Phillips.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 6, Dwyer, Gold, Sorenson, Springer,
          Trow, Yih.
6-9(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused for business of the House,
          2----Johnson, Speaker Clarno.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 641, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes Workers' Benefit Fund for expenses of specified
programs, proceedings against noncomplying employers and expenses
of vocational assistance on claims. Transfers to fund all
unexpended and unobligated balances in Retroactive Reserve,
Reemployment Assistance Reserve, Reopened Claims Reserve and
Handicapped Workers Reserve. Directs transfer of workers'
compensation premium assessment revenue from Consumer and
Business Services Fund to Workers' Benefit Fund for specified
purpose.
  Requires that Workers' Compensation Management-Labor Advisory
Committee report to each session of Legislative Assembly
regarding operation of programs funded from Workers' Benefit
Fund.
  Prescribes operative date.

HB 2045 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to redetermination of claims after completion of
        authorized training under workers' compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes redetermination of temporary total, temporary
partial or permanent unscheduled disability under workers'
compensation law when worker completes authorized training
program.

HB 2046 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to disability prevention records under workers'
        compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies disability prevention recordkeeping procedures under
workers' compensation law.

HB 2047 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to responsibility for injury determinations
        under workers' compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes Director of Consumer and Business Services to assign
responsibility among employers or insurers for one or more
accidental injuries under workers' compensation law.

HB 2048 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to claim settlement eligibility for
        reimbursement from workers' compensation reserves.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires approval of Director of Department of Consumer and
Business Services before settlement of workers' compensation
claim is eligible for reimbursement from Consumer and Business
Services Fund.

HB 2049 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to certain disadvantaged business enterprises.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Transfers duties, functions and powers of Oregon Department of
Administrative Services with respect to certification and bidding
requirements involving certain disadvantaged business enterprises
to Department of Consumer and Business Services.
  Changes name of Advocate for Minority, Women and Emerging Small
Business to Advocate for Minority and Women Business Enterprises.
  Changes name of Office for Minority, Women and Emerging Small
Business to Office for Minority and Women Business Enterprises.
  Establishes Emerging Small Business Account as account separate
and distinct from State Highway Fund.

HB 2050 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to certification of certain business
        enterprises.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Transfers duties, functions and powers of Oregon Department of
Administrative Services with respect to certification and bidding
requirements involving certain disadvantaged business enterprises
to Department of Consumer and Business Services.
  Changes name of Advocate for Minority, Women and Emerging Small
Business to Advocate for Minority and Women Business Enterprises.
  Changes name of Office for Minority, Women and Emerging Small
Business to Office for Minority and Women Business Enterprises.
  Eliminates informal review by multimember panel appointed by
Director of Oregon Department of Administrative Services for
business enterprise that is refused initial certification or
recertification as disadvantaged business enterprise or that is
decertified.
  Provides that appeal of refusal to certify be made directly to
United States Department of Transportation.
  Provides for review of refusal to recertify or of
decertification by panel consisting of Advocate for Minority and
Women Business Enterprises and lead worker or designee of
advocate.

HB 2051 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Housing
        and Community Services Department) --  Relating to the
        Oregon rural rehabilitation fund.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-7     Without recommendation as to passage and be referred to
          Human Resources and Education.
        Referred to Human Resources and Education by order of
          Speaker.
4-12    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-14    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-17    Second reading.
4-18    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 19 Calendar.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Shields. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Markham, Roberts, Speaker Clarno.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Baker, Bryant, Hamby, Kennemer,
          Springer, Stull.
5-19(H) Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 152, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Transfers authorization for expenditure of Oregon rural
rehabilitation funds from Division of State Lands to Housing and
Community Services Department.

HB 2052 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Housing
        and Community Services Department) --  Relating to
        housing loans.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to State and School Finance.
2-3     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases maximum amount of housing loan balance of lending
institution to be eligible for tax credit.

HB 2053 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Housing
        and Community Services Department) --  Relating to Mobile
        Home Park Ombudsman.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-3     Work Session held.
2-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-9     Second reading.
2-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 16 Calendar.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
2-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 2, Dwyer, Yih, Excused, 1--Adams,
          Attending Legislative Business, 2----McCoy, Shannon.
3-16(H) Speaker signed.
3-17(S) President signed.
3-21(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 28, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Modifies duties of Mobile Home Park Ombudsman. Deletes city and
county reporting requirement.

HB 2054 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Housing
        and Community Services Department) --  Relating to State
        Housing Council.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-21    Second reading.
2-22    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 23 Calendar.
2-23    Third reading. Carried by Ross. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
2-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-1     Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Baker,
          Derfler, Stull.
5-30(H) Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 279, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies single family home ownership loan amount for purposes
of State Housing Council review and approval.

HB 2055 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Housing
        and Community Services Department) --  Relating to
        housing programs.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-21    Second reading.
2-22    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 23 Calendar.
2-23    Third reading. Carried by Lehman. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
2-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-1     Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-31    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
6-1     Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Attending Legislative Business, 6----Bryant,
          Derfler, Johnson, Kintigh, Leonard, President Smith.
6-12(H) Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 735, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Increases limit on family income for housing programs.

HB 2056 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Transportation) --  Relating to the Elderly
        and Disabled Special Transportation Fund.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-29    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
5-3     Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows Department of Transportation to use moneys in Elderly
and Disabled Special Transportation Fund for administrative costs
of any elderly or disabled transportation program.
  Allows department to make grants to any provider of
transportation, as defined, to finance public transportation
projects of regional or statewide significance for transportation
of elderly or disabled persons.
  Provides that advisory committee appointed by governing body of
district or county that receives money for transportation
programs for elderly or disabled persons shall advise and assist
governing body in meeting requirements of Oregon Transportation
Planning Rule.
  Allows person who works within county or district but resides
outside county or district to serve on advisory committee
appointed for that county or district.
  Changes definition of Êprovider of transportationÎ to include
entities that provide specified support services to agencies,
persons or governmental units.

HB 2057 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Transportation) --  Relating to motor
        vehicles.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
1-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-9     Work Session held.
2-14    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-15    Second reading.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Roberts. Passed.
        Ayes, 52 --Nays, 7, Johnson, Lewis, Luke, Lundquist,
          Meek, Sowa, Watt, Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Transportation.
3-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Springer. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, Hannon, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----McCoy, Shannon.
3-16(H) Speaker signed.
3-17(S) President signed.
3-21(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 27, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Requires commercial vehicles to move to right lane if sign
indicates presence of weigh-in-motion scale.

HB 2058 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Bureau of
        Labor and Industries) --  Relating to wage collection.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
2-3     Public Hearing cancelled.
3-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-5     Second reading.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Beyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Excused, 2--Meek, Oakley, Excused for business
          of the House, 5----Brian, Carter, Johnson, Markham,
          Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Taken from 05-02 Calendar and placed on 05-03 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Leonard. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 2----Adams, Timms.
5-10(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 49 --Excused for business of the House,
          11----Beyer, Brian, Carter, Federici, Josi, Lokan,
          Rasmussen, Schoon, Strobeck, VanLeeuwen, Welsh.
5-23    Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 213, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Repeals July 1, 1995, expiration date of Wage Security Fund.
  Provides schedules for determining tax rates paid by employers.

HB 2059 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Bureau of
        Labor and Industries) --  Relating to wage claim
        collection.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
2-15    Public Hearing held.
3-1     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-9     Second reading.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Fahey. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Absent, 1--Tiernan, Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-12    Carried over to 04-13 by unanimous consent.
4-13    Carried over to 04-14 by implied consent.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Leonard. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 2--Hannon, McCoy, Attending
          Legislative Business, 3----Hamby, Kennemer, Timms.
4-20(H) Speaker signed.
4-21(S) President signed.
4-28(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 82, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Modifies procedure for recording wage claim orders issued by
Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries. Authorizes
assignment of such orders for collection.

HB 2060 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Employment Department) --  Relating to unemployment
        compensation.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
1-27    Public Hearing held.
2-1     Work Session held.
2-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-8     Second reading.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Shields, Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-10    Public Hearing held.
4-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-20    Taken from 04-20 Calendar and placed on 04-24 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
4-24    Carried over to 04-25 by unanimous consent.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
5-10(H) Speaker signed.
5-10(S) President signed.
5-11(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 105, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies various provisions regarding administration of
unemployment compensation law and eligibility under law for
benefits. Authorizes deduction of costs for administration of
Wage Security Fund. Repeals requirement for collection of certain
health insurance information.

HB 2061 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Employment Department) --  Relating to child care.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Children and Families.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
5-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation/Economic
          Development.
5-10    Public Hearing held.
5-11    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates Child Care Fund Task Force to develop methods of
enhancing compensation and establishing training programs for
child care workers. Directs task force to report findings and
recommendations to Governor and Legislative Assembly.
  Establishes tax credit for expenses for household and dependent
care services necessary for gainful employment.
  Sunsets task force on December 31, 1997.

HB 2062 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Employment Department) --  Relating to treatment of
        vacation pay under unemployment compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
1-23    Public Hearing held.
2-15    Public Hearing held.
2-24    Work Session held.
3-2     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-3     Second reading.
3-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Adams, Johnson, Mannix.
3-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-20    Carried over to 04-21 by unanimous consent.
4-21    Carried over to 04-24 by unanimous consent.
4-24    Carried over to 04-25 by unanimous consent.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
5-8(H)  Speaker signed.
5-8(S)  President signed.
5-11(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 104, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Treats vacation pay as earnings to reduce unemployment
compensation benefits.

HB 2063 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Oregon
        Housing Lobby Coalition) --  Relating to farm-worker
        housing tax credit.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-24    Public Hearing held.
2-27    Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing held.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends farm-worker housing tax credit. Eliminates sunset
dates.

HB 2064 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Oregon
        Bankers Association) --  Relating to tax credits for
        housing loans.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to State and School Finance.
2-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to State and School Finance by prior reference.
2-24    Public Hearing held.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-14    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
5-1     Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes cap on loans that Housing and Community Services
Department may certify as eligible for tax credit.

HB 2065 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Low Income Housing for the Oregon
        Manufactured Housing Association) --  Relating to Land
        Use Board of Appeals award of attorney fees.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-1     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
2-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-28    Second reading.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Uherbelau. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Absent, 1--Tiernan.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Taken from 04-27 Calendar and placed on 04-28 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 3, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Attending
          Legislative Business, 6----Bryant, Derfler, Kintigh,
          Leonard, McCoy, President Smith.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 160, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies standard for Land Use Board of Appeals award of
attorney fees.

HB 2066 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Low Income Housing for the
        Association of Oregon Housing Authorities) --  Relating
        to housing authorities.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to State and School Finance.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and subsequent referral to State and School
          Finance be rescinded.
        Subsequent referral to State and School Finance rescinded
          by order of Speaker.
5-15    Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by Shields. Passed.
        Ayes, 41 --Nays, 1, Schoon, Absent, 1--Wooten, Excused,
          2--Corcoran, Parks, Excused for business of the House,
          15----Brown, Carpenter, Fahey, Johnston, Lewis,
          Lundquist, Meek, Naito, Norris, Prozanski, Qutub,
          Repine, Sowa, Tarno, VanLeeuwen.
5-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Attending Legislative Business, 7----Brecke,
          Dukes, Hannon, Leonard, Springer, Stull, Timms.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 445, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows housing authorities to ©establish¦ finance mixed income
housing project under certain conditions. Defines terms.
Declares policy that ©excess revenue from market rate units be
used for certain subsidies¦ housing authority manage housing
projects in cost-effective manner to fulfill unmet need of
affordable housing for persons or families of lower income.

HB 2067 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Senior
        and Disabled Services Division) --  Relating to medical
        assistance; declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
3-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-11    Second reading.
4-12    Third reading. Carried by Ross. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Parks, Excused, 2--Brian, Wooten.
4-14(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-17    Referred to Health and Human Services.
5-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Work Session held.
5-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Bunn. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 4, Cease, Dukes, Springer, Trow,
          Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams, Johnson,
          President Smith.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Naito, Piercy, Ross.
6-2     Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 642, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 18, 1995.
  Authorizes Department of Human Resources to recover from
person's estate or from recipient of property or other assets
held by person at time of death, amounts of medical assistance
paid to person if person was age 55 or older when assistance was
received. Authorizes limiting recovery of payments made on or
after individual was age 65 if such recovery limit is consistent
with federal law. Defines Êestate.Î
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2068 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Oregon
        Liquor Control Commission) --  Relating to alcoholic
        liquors.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
3-1     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-8     Work Session held.
3-10    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-13    Second reading.
3-14    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 15 Calendar.
3-15    Third reading. Carried by Lehman. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 2, Gordly, Sowa, Excused, 2--Meek,
          Tiernan.
3-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Lim.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Nays, 1, Hannon.
5-8(H)  Speaker signed.
5-8(S)  President signed.
5-11(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 103, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies provisions on certificates of approval required of
manufacturers and importers of malt beverages and wines sold in
state but not manufactured in state. Substitutes single
certificate of approval for Class ÊAÎ and ÊBÎ certificates.
Specifies that certificate of approval is valid for period of
five years with fee of $175. Creates special certificate of
approval that is valid for period of 30 days with fee of $10.

HB 2069 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to certification of certain business
        enterprises.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Transfers duties, functions and powers of Oregon Department of
Administrative Services with respect to certification and bidding
requirements involving certain disadvantaged business enterprises
to Department of Consumer and Business Services.
  Changes name of Advocate for Minority, Women and Emerging Small
Business to Advocate for Minority and Women Business Enterprises.
  Changes name of Office for Minority, Women and Emerging Small
Business to Office for Minority and Women Business Enterprises.

  Eliminates contested case review of refusal to certify or of
decertification of minority, women or emerging small business
enterprise.
  Allows business enterprise that is denied certification or
recertification or that is decertified as minority, women or
emerging small business enterprise to request review of decision
by panel consisting of Advocate for Minority and Women Business
Enterprises and lead worker or designee of advocate.

HB 2070 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Alcohol and Drug Programs) --
        Relating to implied consent.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires person whose driving privileges are suspended for
failing or refusing breath test to complete treatment program as
condition of eligibility for hardship permit or license
reinstatement. Requires ignition interlock device as condition of
hardship permit for persons suspended for failing or refusing
breath test.

HB 2071 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Alcohol and Drug Programs) --
        Relating to substance abuse; appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
1-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-8     Work Session held.
2-13    Recommendation:  Do pass.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs to develop
and implement system to measure effectiveness of alcohol and drug
abuse treatment services in Oregon.
  Appropriates moneys.

HB 2072 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Alcohol and Drug Programs) --
        Relating to implied consent.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes 30-day waiting period and imposes immediate suspension
of driving privileges on persons who refuse or fail breath test
for blood alcohol content.

HB 2073 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Alcohol and Drug Programs) --
        Relating to driving while under the influence of
        intoxicants diversion.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that person applying for driving while under the
influence of intoxicants diversion agree to stipulated facts
trial if person violates diversion agreement.

HB 2074 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Alcohol and Drug Programs) --
        Relating to suspension of driving privileges.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases period of suspension of driving privileges on first
conviction of driving while under the influence of intoxicants to
three years. Applies to offenses committed on and after effective
date of Act.

HB 2075 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Alcohol and Drug Programs) --
        Relating to driving while under the influence of
        intoxicants.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes forfeiture of vehicles on conviction of driving
while under the influence of intoxicants if person has prior
conviction or diversion.

HB 2076 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Alcohol and Drug Programs) --
        Relating to driving while under the influence of
        intoxicants.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes establishment of driving while under the influence
of intoxicants department in courts with jurisdiction over
driving while under the influence of intoxicants. Establishes
procedures for diversion in such departments and for treatment of
persons convicted of driving while under the influence of
intoxicants.

HB 2077 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Trustees
        of the State Library) --  Relating to public document
        depository libraries.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-27    Work Session held.
1-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-2     Second reading.
2-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 9 Calendar.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Education.
3-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-22    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
3-23    Second reading.
3-27    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Bradbury.
3-29(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Markham, Excused for business of
          the House, 1----Meek.
4-5     Speaker signed.
4-6(S)  President signed.
4-12(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 69, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Reduces number of copies of public documents that state
agencies are required to provide State Librarian. Directs
Trustees of State Library to designate depository libraries to
receive copies of public documents. Defines terms. Provides that
head of issuing agency or designee thereof is public documents
liaison for that agency.

HB 2078 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Mortuary and Cemetery Board) --  Relating to the State
        Mortuary and Cemetery Board.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows State Mortuary and Cemetery Board to charge fee for
issuance of licenses.

HB 2079 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Mortuary and Cemetery Board) --  Relating to dead human
        bodies.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-22    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Defines Êoffensive treatment of a dead human body.Î Clarifies
use of term Êperson.Î

HB 2080 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Land Conservation and Development) --
        Relating to lay representation in certain land use
        contested case proceedings.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
1-23    Public Hearing held.
2-1     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-3     Work Session held.
2-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-13    Second reading.
2-14    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 16 Calendar.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kintigh.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
5-8(H)  Speaker signed.
5-8(S)  President signed.
5-11(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 102, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows lay representation in contested case proceedings before
Land Conservation and Development Commission, ©and¦ Department of
Land Conservation and Development and, in certain circumstances,
before Department of Agriculture.

HB 2081 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Land Conservation and Development) --
        Relating to Land Use Board of Appeals.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-18    Public Hearing held.
1-20    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
1-23    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows Land Use Board of Appeals to defer consideration of
certain periodic review decisions until Land Conservation and
Development Commission disposes of periodic review proceeding.

HB 2082 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Task Force on Health Care for the
        Opticians Association) --  Relating to dispensing
        opticians; appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates license requirement for dispensing opticians beginning
January 1, 1996. Imposes civil penalty. Creates Oregon Board of
Opticianry.

HB 2083 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of the Joint
        Legislative Interim Task Force on Health Care for the
        Association of Naturopathic Physicians) --  Relating to
        clinical laboratories.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Defines ÊphysicianÎ to mean naturopathic physician, doctor of
medicine or doctor of osteopathy for purposes of clinical
laboratories.

HB 2084 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Task Force on Health Care for the
        Association of Naturopathic Physicians, Oregon Health
        Action Campaign) --  Relating to rural health care
        providers.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Removes sunset from rural health care provider tax credit.
Expands credit to include rural practitioners of dentistry and
dental hygiene. Expands availability of schooling assistance
through Rural Health Services Program to include prospective
dentists and dental hygienists.

HB 2085 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Interim Task Force on Health Care for the Association of
        Naturopathic Physicians, Oregon Health Action Campaign)
        --  Relating to hospitals.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Permits hospitals to grant admitting privileges to naturopathic
physicians and to regulate conduct of naturopathic physicians.

HB 2086 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Interim Task Force on Health Care for the Association of
        Naturopathic Physicians, Oregon Health Action Campaign)
        --  Relating to attending physicians under workers'
        compensation law.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Adds licensed naturopathic physician to definition of attending
physician for purposes of workers' compensation law.

HB 2087 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Interim Task Force on Health Care for the Dental
        Hygienist Association) --  Relating to dental hygiene.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes definition of dental hygiene by expanding list of
specifically included activities.

HB 2088 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of the Joint
        Legislative Interim Task Force on Health Care for the
        Dental Hygienist Association) --  Relating to dental
        assistants.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands definition of dental assistant.

HB 2089 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Task Force on Health Care for the
        Dental Hygienist Association) --  Relating to dental
        hygienists.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Third reading. Carried by Ross. Passed.
        Ayes, 42 --Nays, 16, Gordly, Grisham, Hayden, Jones,
          Lewis, Lokan, Luke, Lundquist, Markham, Minnis,
          Montgomery, Oakley, Qutub, Snodgrass, Sowa, VanLeeuwen,
          Absent, 1--Parks, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Carter.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
5-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-22    Recommendation:  Without recommendation as to passage and
          be referred to Rules and Elections.
        Referred to Rules and Elections by order of the
          President.
6-2     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Eliminates requirement that dental hygienist be under
supervision of dentist. Eliminates requirement that dentist
report employment of dental hygienist. Imposes conditions on
operation of dental hygiene office.¦ Authorizes dental hygienist
services to care facilities without dentist supervision. Created
Dental Hygienist Scope of Practice Review Committee. Directs
report to Legislative Assembly on dental hygienists engaged in
certain unsupervised practice.

HB 2090 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Task Force on Health Care for the
        Oregon Dental Hygienists' Association) --  Relating to
        Oregon Board of Dental Health.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Renames Oregon Board of Dentistry to Oregon Board of Dental
Health. Creates Dental Panel within Oregon Board of Dental Health
to oversee dentist licensing examinations, licensing activity,
regulation and discipline. Creates Dental Hygiene Panel within
Oregon Board of Dental Health to oversee dental hygienist
licensing examinations, licensing activity, regulation and
discipline. Provides for board issuing of certificates or permits
and regulation of practice for dental auxiliary personnel.

HB 2091 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Task Force on Health Care for the
        Dental Hygienist Association, Oregon Health Action
        Campaign) --  Relating to rural medical care providers.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates scheduled termination of tax credits for rural area
medical care providers. Expands tax credit allowed rural health
care providers not on hospital staff to include naturopaths.
Removes obsolete statutory cross reference.

HB 2092 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Task Force on Health Care for
        Northwest Region National Nutritional Foods Association)
        --  Relating to nutrition.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates right to provide, disseminate or receive nutrition
information.

HB 2093 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Marine Board) --  Relating to outdoor recreational
        activities.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
3-9     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-14    Work Session held.
3-20    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-22    Second reading.
3-23    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Repine, Excused, 2--Montgomery,
          Oakley.
3-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Adams,
          Bryant, Johnson, President Smith.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 4--Johnson, Minnis, Piercy, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 11----Carter,
          Corcoran, Fahey, Jones, Mannix, Montgomery, Oakley,
          Repine, Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-2     Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 736, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Prescribes registration and insurance requirements for
outfitters and guides. Provides for reciprocal license fees for
nonresident guides.

HB 2094 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Engineering Examiners) --  Relating to
        professional qualifications.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-9     Work Session held.
2-13    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-14    Second reading.
2-15    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 16 Calendar.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
2-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-16    Work Session held.
3-22    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments to resolve
          conflicts. (Printed A-Eng.)
3-23    Second reading.
3-27    Third reading. Carried by Dukes. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bradbury.
        Sorenson entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
3-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
4-5     Speaker signed.
4-6(S)  President signed.
4-12(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 68, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Modifies requirements for qualifications as professional
engineer or professional land surveyor.

HB 2095 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Geologist Examiners) --  Relating to activities
        of engineering geologist.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-16    Work Session held.
2-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-21    Second reading.
2-22    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 23 Calendar.
2-23    Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused for business of the House,
          1----Minnis.
2-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-27    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
3-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-13    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
3-14    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Stull.
3-20(H) Speaker signed.
3-21(S) President signed.
3-28(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 32, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Clarifies law that precludes geologists from performing
activities of engineering geologist unless certified to do so.

HB 2096 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Geologist Examiners) --  Relating to certified
        water right examiners.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Water Policy.
1-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-30    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-1     Second reading.
2-2     Third reading. Carried by Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused for business of the House,
          1----Tiernan.
2-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
2-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-14    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
2-15    Third reading. Carried by Dwyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Baker, Miller.
2-21(H) Speaker signed.
2-22(S) President signed.
2-28(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 7, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Allows registered geologists to become certified as water right
examiners. Specifies that individuals seeking certification as
examiners are subject to professional practice requirements and
standards established for surveyors and engineers and geologists.

HB 2097 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Engineering Examiners) --  Relating to
        regulation of engineers.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases maximum civil penalty to $5,000 that State Board of
Engineering Examiners may impose for violation of professional
engineering law.

HB 2098 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Engineering Examiners) --  Relating to
        occupational regulation.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-9     Work Session held.
2-13    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-14    Second reading.
2-15    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 16 Calendar.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Tiernan, Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
2-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-13    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
3-14    Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Stull.
3-20(H) Speaker signed.
3-21(S) President signed.
3-28(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 33, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Changes designation of certain trainee classifications. Makes
related changes. Clarifies document certification.

HB 2099 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Scholarship Commission) --  Relating to hair design
        certification; declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Work Session held.
3-23    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-13    Second reading.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 2, Carter, Roberts, Absent, 1--Tiernan,
          Excused, 2--Brian, Minnis.
4-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill to resolve conflicts. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-15    Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 2--Leonard, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 3----Cease, Hannon, Timms.
5-18(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis.
5-30    Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-7(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 287, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          June 07, 1995.
  Changes sunset of section that allows State Board of Barbers
and Hairdressers to refuse to renew or suspend certificate or
license, or place person on probation if person is in default of
student loan insured or guaranteed by State Scholarship
Commission.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2100 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Scholarship Commission) --  Relating to State Scholarship
        Commission.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
2-1     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-8     Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
2-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-17    Work Session held.
2-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-21    Second reading.
2-22    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 23 Calendar.
2-23    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
2-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-27    Referred to Education.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
4-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 2----Adams, Timms.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 120, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Adds additional student member to State Scholarship Commission.

HB 2101 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Department of Geology and Mineral Industries) --
        Relating to security for drilling wells.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-1     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-27    Work Session cancelled.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-7     Second reading.
4-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 11 Calendar.
4-11    Third reading. Carried by Lewis. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 2, Minnis, Montgomery, Excused,
          3--Brian, Shibley, Wells.
4-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Brecke. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Leonard.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 146, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Increases amount of bond or security deposit required to drill
prospect well or geothermal well.

HB 2102 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Board of
        Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators) --  Relating to
        nursing home administrators.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-22    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
4-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-7     Work Session held.
4-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-14    Second reading.
4-17    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 18 Calendar.
4-18    Third reading. Carried by Wylie. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused, 6--Johnston, Markham, Roberts,
          Schoon, Tiernan, Wooten.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Health and Human Services.
5-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-15    Second reading.
5-16    Carried over to 05-17 by unanimous consent.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Hannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Excused, 1--Trow, Attending Legislative
          Business, 8----Baker, Bryant, Derfler, Hamby, Miller,
          Phillips, Springer, Stull.
        Sorenson, attending legislative business when roll was
          called, granted unanimous consent to be recorded as
          voting aye.
5-22(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
5-23    Representatives Luke, Fisher, Lehman appointed House
          Conferees.
5-24(S) Senators Bunn, Hannon, Leonard appointed Senate
          conferees.
5-30    Work Session held.
5-30(H) Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 12 and bill be repassed.
5-31(S) Conference Committee Report read in Senate. (No Senate
          action required.)
6-1(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 45 --Nays, 7, Corcoran, Fahey, Gordly, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Uherbelau, Wooten, Excused for business of
          the House, 8----Baum, Beyer, Brian, Johnson, Roberts,
          Snodgrass, Watt, Speaker Clarno.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
6-8     Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 643, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
   ©Authorizes board to administer oaths and subpoenas.¦ Expands
grounds for discipline imposed by Board of Examiners of Nursing
Home Administrators.

HB 2103 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Board of
        Radiologic Technology) --  Relating to radiologic
        technologists.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-27    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
   Requires licensing of nuclear medicine radiologic
technologists and persons performing medical imaging. Causes
license renewal date for radiologic technologists to be
determined by birthdate. Allows Board of Radiologic Technology to
set fee amounts. Makes related changes.

HB 2104 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Public
        Utility Commission) --  Relating to motor carriers.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-29    Work Session held.
4-5     Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-6     Second reading.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Roberts. Passed.
        Ayes, 52 --Excused, 2--Meek, Oakley, Excused for business
          of the House, 6----Brian, Carter, Johnson, Markham,
          Tiernan, Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
4-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Taken from 04-27 Calendar and placed on 04-28 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Attending Legislative Business, 6----Bryant,
          Derfler, Kintigh, Leonard, McCoy, President Smith.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 145, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows Public Utility Commission to levy additional fee on
motor carriers registering under proportional registration
provisions. Total fees collected are not to exceed amount
assessed for participation in International Registration Plan.
  Changes length of time before insurance or bond cancellation
becomes effective.

HB 2105 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Public
        Utility Commission) --  Relating to Public Utility
        Commission enforcement authority.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Roberts. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Tiernan, Excused, 2--Oakley,
          Shibley.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Transportation.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Carried over to 05-19 by unanimous consent.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Springer. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 1--Miller, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Bryant, Timms.
5-23(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Tiernan, Roberts, Starr appointed House
          Conferees.
5-23(S) Senators Baker, Shannon, Springer appointed Senate
          conferees.
5-31    Work Session cancelled.
6-1     Work Session held.
6-2(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 16 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-3(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-5(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 54 --Absent, 1--Federici, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Tiernan, Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Lewis, VanLeeuwen.
6-6(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 2--Kintigh, Shannon, Attending
          Legislative Business, 5----Bryant, Bunn, Dwyer,
          Kennemer, Miller.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 737, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Expands Public Utility Commission authority to enforce federal
safety regulations against person tendering shipment by motor or
rail. Expands rulemaking authority to include standards for
handling hazardous materials.Requires that commission and
Department of Transportation give written notice of and time to
correct violation before imposing civil penalty against person
for causing transport of hazardous materials. Provides
exceptions.  Expands rulemaking authority of department relating
to standards for transportation of hazardous waste.

HB 2106 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Public
        Utility Commission) --  Relating to safety programs for
        rail fixed guideway systems.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
1-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-9     Work Session held.
2-14    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-15    Second reading.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 20, Fisher, Jones, Lewis, Lokan, Luke,
          Markham, Meek, Oakley, Qutub, Repine, Ross, Schoon,
          Snodgrass, Sowa, Tarno, Thompson, VanLeeuwen, Watt,
          Wells, Welsh, Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Transportation.
3-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Yih. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, Hannon, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----McCoy, Shannon.
3-16(H) Speaker signed.
3-17(S) President signed.
3-21(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 29, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Authorizes Public Utility Commission to establish safety
programs for mass transit districts operating rail fixed guideway
systems. Authorizes assessment of districts for program expenses.

HB 2107 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Consumer and Business Services) --
        Relating to reemployment assistance under workers'
        compensation law; appropriating money; declaring an
        emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Public Safety/Regulation.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-16    Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Brian. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 10----Brown, Carpenter,
          Johnston, Markham, Meek, Norris, Parks, Prozanski,
          Qutub, Tiernan.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Carter.
5-18(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-19    Referred to Ways and Means.
5-22    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Hannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 6, Derfler, Kintigh, Phillips, Shannon,
          Walden, Yih.
        Brecke declared potential conflict of interest.
6-1(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 346, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 01, 1995.
  Authorizes Director of Department of Consumer and Business
Services to provide assistance to employers from Reemployment
Assistance Reserve in Consumer and Business Services Fund for
purpose of reducing and preventing on-the-job injuries and
helping injured workers remain employed.
  Appropriates moneys from Reemployment Assistance Reserve to
Office of Community College Services for specified programs.
Appropriates moneys from reserve to Department of Consumer and
Business Services for specified purpose.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2108 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Employment Department) --  Relating to child care.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Children and Families.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Eighmey. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Hayden, Excused, 1--Jones.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
5-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-16    Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Hannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Baker,
          Derfler, Stull.
5-19(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 46 --Excused, 3--Corcoran, Minnis, Tiernan, Excused
          for business of the House, 11----Brian, Carter, Fahey,
          Johnson, Jones, Lundquist, Norris, Sowa, VanLeeuwen,
          Wooten, Speaker Clarno.
5-30    Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 278, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Makes technical changes to internal references in child care
statutes. Changes Êday careÎ to Êchild careÎ for purposes of
statutory uniformity.

HB 2109 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Employment Department) --  Relating to unemployment
        compensation for agricultural workers; prescribing an
        effective date.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies provisions regarding unemployment compensation
benefits for agricultural workers.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2110 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Employment Department) --  Relating to unemployment
        compensation taxes; prescribing an effective date.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
1-25    Public Hearing held.
4-12    Work Session held.
4-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Beyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Absent, 1--Parks, Excused, 1--Jones.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-1     Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-8     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-9     Carried over to 05-10 by unanimous consent.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Lim, Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 173, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          January 01, 1996.
  Modifies unemployment compensation tax schedules.
  Requires Director of Employment Department to send warning
notice to employer not in compliance.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2111 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Employment Department) --  Relating to eligibility for
        unemployment compensation; prescribing an effective date.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
1-23    Public Hearing held.
2-24    Work Session held.
3-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Fahey. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Montgomery, Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Taken from 05-02 Calendar and placed on 05-03 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Leonard. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 2----Adams, Timms.
5-10(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 50 --Nays, 1, Montgomery, Excused for business of
          the House, 9----Beyer, Federici, Josi, Lokan,
          Rasmussen, Schoon, Strobeck, VanLeeuwen, Welsh.
5-19    Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 153, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          January 04, 1998.
  Changes method of calculating time worked for unemployment
compensation eligibility.
  Takes effect January ©1¦ 4, 1998.

HB 2112 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Higher Education) --  Relating to Western
        Interstate Commission for Higher Education.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
1-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-3     Work Session held.
2-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-8     Second reading.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Lehman. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Education, then Government Finance and Tax
          Policy.
3-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-22    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Shannon not concurring.
        Second reading.
3-23    Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 2, Shannon, Timms, Excused, 1--President
          Smith, Attending Legislative Business, 3----Baker,
          McCoy, Miller.
4-3(H)  Speaker signed.
4-3(S)  President signed.
4-7(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 56, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Allows higher education institutions under contract with
Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) to
charge out-of-state students for tuition shortfalls.

HB 2113 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        land use appeals.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Makes technical changes to land use appeals process.
  Clarifies and narrows authority of Land Use Board of Appeals.

HB 2114 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        division of responsibilities in land use planning
        process.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Restricts Land Conservation and Development Commission
authority to matters of statewide concern. Defines terms. Makes
related changes.

HB 2115 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        standards to site dwellings in exclusive farm use zones.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-1     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
2-8     Public Hearing held.
2-15    Public Hearing held.
2-17    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates authority of Land Conservation and Development
Commission to set certain standards.

HB 2116 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        property unit sizes.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-1     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
2-8     Public Hearing held.
2-15    Public Hearing held.
2-17    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates minimum lot or parcel size requirements by statute
or rule.

HB 2117 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        rural lands.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes secondary lands system. Retains certain special
assessment provisions in specified instances. Makes related
changes.

HB 2118 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        rulemaking.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
2-2     Public Hearing held.
2-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-8     Work Session held.
3-10    Work Session held.
3-16    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-20    Second reading.
3-21    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 22 Calendar.
3-22    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 37 --Nays, 20, Brown, Carter, Corcoran, Courtney,
          Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly, Mannix, Naito, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 3--Adams,
          Hayden, Welsh.
3-23(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
4-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Adams.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 9, Brecke, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold, McCoy,
          Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Yih, Excused, 2--Cease,
          Phillips.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-25(H) Governor vetoed.
5-26    Governor's message read in the House.
6-10    Veto sustained.
  Declares state policy that agencies not adopt rules that differ
from rules, standards, procedures or requirements for
corresponding federal laws. Provides exceptions. Requires agency
to prepare written findings before adopting rule that
differs.[Requires specified agencies to identify and provide
justification for rules that differ.
  ©Prohibits adoption of any rule by state agency that is more
stringent than federal requirement unless state agency shows that
conditions in Oregon are unique or so different that application
of federal requirement would not achieve intent of federal law or
rule. Requires repeal or amendment of noncomplying rule not later
than 180 days after the effective date of this Act.¦

HB 2119 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        pesticides.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-24    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-27    Work Session held.
3-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-7     Second reading.
3-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 3, Eighmey, Gordly, Naito, Excused,
          2--Prozanski, Wooten, Excused for business of the
          House, 1----Mannix.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
4-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-18    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Minority Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the
          A-Eng. bill.  (Printed B-Eng. Minority)
4-19    Second reading.
4-20    Motion to substitute Minority Report for Committee Report
          failed.
        Ayes, 5 --Nays, 22, Adams, Baker, Bunn, Derfler, Dukes,
          Dwyer, Hamby, Hannon, Hartung, Johnson, Kennemer,
          Kintigh, Leonard, Lim, Phillips, Shannon, Stull, Timms,
          Trow, Walden, Yih, President Smith, Excused, 2--McCoy,
          Miller, Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
        Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 6, Cease, Gold, Leonard, Sorenson,
          Springer, Trow, Excused, 1--McCoy, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
        Dwyer declared potential conflict of interest.
5-1(H)  Speaker signed.
5-1(S)  President signed.
5-8(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 96, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Requires person suing landowner under pesticide liability
statute to provide notice. Defines Êlandowner.Î

HB 2120 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        wildlife; declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-25    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
2-10    Public Hearing held.
2-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
4-10    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 43 --Nays, 2, Eighmey, Shields, Excused,
          2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for business of the House,
          13----Brian, Brown, Carpenter, Carter, Grisham,
          Johnson, Johnston, Lundquist, Naito, Parks, Prozanski,
          Qutub, Wooten.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Piercy entered in Journal.
5-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
        Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 5, Cease, Gold, Sorenson, Springer,
          Trow, Attending Legislative Business, 4----Adams,
          Bryant, Derfler, Phillips.
        Gold changed from aye to nay by unanimous consent.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-17(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 590, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 17, 1995.
  Modifies procedure for listing of threatened or endangered
wildlife species by State Fish and Wildlife Commission. ©Provides
that failure by commission to meet certain deadlines results in
listing of species being suspended.¦ Prescribes standards for
protection and conservation programs. Requires that commission,
in consultation with specified agency, determine if state land
can play role in conservation of endangered species. Requires
that specified agencies develop and approve endangered species
management plans.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2121 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        the Oregon State Veterinary Medical Examining Board.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Specifies scope of powers of Veterinary Medical Examining Board
in conducting investigations.
  Makes complaint to Veterinary Medical Examining Board
confidential during investigation. Exempts complaint from civil
damages.

HB 2122 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Natural Resources) --  Relating to
        compensation for impacts of regulation of private real
        property.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires compensation to be paid by regulating entities for
certain types of regulation affecting private real property.
  Defines terms. Specifies procedures.
  Applies to regulations adopted after January 1, 1996.

HB 2123 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Teacher
        Standards and Practices Commission) --  Relating to
        criminal identification data.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-8     Work Session held.
2-28    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-15    Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Absent, 2--Hayden, Starr, Excused,
          1--Corcoran, Excused for business of the House,
          9----Brian, Fahey, Lundquist, Meek, Norris, Repine,
          Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
5-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Adams,
          Bryant, Derfler, Phillips.
6-3(H)  Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 446, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Adds ©student teachers¦ contractor or employee of contractor
who provides early childhood special education to definition of
subject individuals for purposes of collecting criminal
identification data. Modifies provisions relating to persons
subject to criminal history check upon request by Teacher
Standards and Practices Commission and Department of Education.
Authorizes criminal history checks for employment screening
purposes and for volunteers who have direct, unsupervised contact
with school children.

HB 2124 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Transportation) --  Relating to
        aeronautics.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Revises various airport, aircraft and pilot registration fees
paid to Department of Transportation.

HB 2125 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Transportation) --  Relating to maritime
        pilots; declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
5-9     Work Session held.
5-10    Work Session held.
        Tabled in committee.
  Modifies training and licensing requirements for maritime
pilots.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2126 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Department of Geology and Mineral Industries) --
        Relating to extraordinary expenses of State Department of
        Geology and Mineral Industries; appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows governing board of State Department of Geology and
Mineral Industries to adopt rules requiring permittee or permit
applicant to reimburse department for extraordinary expenses of
board and department incurred in application process for permit
for prospect well or geothermal well.
  Appropriates moneys.

HB 2127 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Department of Geology and Mineral Industries) --
        Relating to extraordinary expenses of State Department of
        Geology and Mineral Industries; appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows governing board of State Department of Geology and
Mineral Industries to adopt rules requiring permittee or permit
applicant to reimburse department for extraordinary expenses of
board and department incurred in application process for permit
for oil or gas well.
  Appropriates money.

HB 2128 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Department of Agriculture) --  Relating to control of
        brucellosis.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-20    Public Hearing held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
1-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-3     Work Session held.
2-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-13    Second reading.
2-14    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 16 Calendar.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Fisher. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
3-3     Work Session held.
3-6     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-7     Third reading. Carried by Dwyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
3-10(H) Speaker signed.
3-13(S) President signed.
3-15(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 20, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Resolves conflict regarding age of cattle for brucellosis
vaccination. Requires State Department of Agriculture, under
certain circumstances, to modify vaccination age by rule.

HB 2129 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Department of Agriculture) --  Relating to shellfish
        sanitation regulation.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-20    Public Hearing held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
1-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-3     Work Session held.
2-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-13    Second reading.
2-14    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 16 Calendar.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Thompson. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
3-3     Work Session held.
3-6     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-7     Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
3-10(H) Speaker signed.
3-13(S) President signed.
3-15(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 25, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Modifies definition of shellfish for shellfish sanitation
regulation purposes. Expands rulemaking authority of State
Department of Agriculture relating to shellfish.

HB 2130 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Forestry) --  Relating to special forest
        products.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-20    Public Hearing held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
1-25    Work Session held.
1-30    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-3     Work Session held.
2-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-13    Second reading.
2-14    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 16 Calendar.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 4, Brown, Johnston, Roberts, Ross,
          Excused, 1--Shibley, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Speaker Clarno.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-17    Work Session held.
4-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
4-4     Second reading.
4-5     Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 1--Miller, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Adams, Bunn, President Smith.
4-7(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 3--Meek, Minnis, Oakley, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Brian.
4-13    Speaker signed.
4-13(S) President signed.
4-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 75, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Requires person purchasing special forest products to keep
records of purchases ©that include social security number of
seller¦. Requires that State Forester develop certain forms.
Deletes requirement that transporter of special forest products
have document of sale containing social security number of seller
of special forest products.

HB 2131 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Forestry) --  Relating to forest management
        enforcement.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-20    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Absent, 1--Grisham.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-10    Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kintigh.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 7, Brecke, Cease, Dwyer, Gold, McCoy,
          Sorenson, Springer, Excused, 3--Baker, Dukes, Phillips,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
        Brecke entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
6-1(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 347, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes penalties for state forest management rule and
order violations, with maximum ©$2,500¦ $700 fine©, one year
imprisonment, or both¦. Authorizes use of uniform citation for
enforcement.

HB 2132 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Land Use
        Board of Appeals) --  Relating to appearance fees of Land
        Use Board of Appeals.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes appearance fees for persons appearing before the
Land Use Board of Appeals.

HB 2133 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Housing
        and Community Services Department) --  Relating to Oregon
        Housing Fund; appropriating money.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
2-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
4-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation/Economic
          Development.
4-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-3     Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
        Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Repine. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Tiernan, Excused, 2--Oakley,
          Shibley.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Ways and Means.
5-10    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Walden. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Baker, Bryant, Hamby, Kennemer,
          Springer, Stull.
5-19(H) Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 174, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Creates Home Ownership Assistance Account as revolving account
of Oregon Housing Fund.
  Appropriates moneys.
  Sunsets on December 31, 2002.

HB 2134 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Public
        Utility Commission) --  Relating to motor carriers;
        prescribing an effective date.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to State and School Finance.
1-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to State and School Finance by prior reference.
5-5     Public Hearing held.
5-12    Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 5, Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly, Shields,
          Uherbelau, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 14----Brian, Brown, Carpenter,
          Carter, Grisham, Johnson, Johnston, Lewis, Naito,
          Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Tarno, Wooten.
5-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-22    Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-30    Public Hearing held.
5-31    Work Session held.
6-2     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Phillips.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 6, Baker, Hamby, Hannon, McCoy,
          Sorenson, Springer, Excused, 1--Hartung, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
6-8(H)  Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 447, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          January 01, 1996.
  ©Abolishes¦ Modifies Motor Carrier Mileage Tax Rate Table
ÊA©.¦Î and Axle Weight Mileage Tax Rate Table ÊB.Î ©Extends
axle-weight mileage tax to vehicles weighing 26,001 to 80,000
pounds.¦
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2135 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Board of Geologist Examiners) --  Relating to negligence
        of geologist.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-16    Work Session held.
2-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-21    Second reading.
2-22    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 23 Calendar.
2-23    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
2-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-27    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
3-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-16    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-5     Second reading.
5-8     Rules Suspended.
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Lim.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-10(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 1, Johnston, Excused for business of the
          House, 6----Josi, Lokan, Schoon, Strobeck, VanLeeuwen,
          Welsh.
5-19    Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 154, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Includes negligence among activities for which geologist may be
reprimanded.

HB 2136 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Children's Services Division, Department of Human
        Resources) --  Relating to siting for juvenile
        corrections facilities; declaring an emergency.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
1-24    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
3-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
4-10    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-13    Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-21    Second reading.
4-24    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 25 Calendar.
4-25    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 26 Calendar.
4-26    Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.


        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 4, Carter, Gordly, Luke, Wells, Excused,
          1--Meek, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Johnson.
4-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-28    Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-25    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Governor to nominate one or more sites for juvenile
corrections facilities to implement emergency process to site
interim facilities. Provides criteria to be considered. Requires
Department of Human Resources to determine up to five sites for
juvenile corrections facilities©, accommodating up to 100
juvenile offenders at each site¦. Provides criteria to be
considered.  Expands membership of Emergency Juvenile Corrections
Facilities Siting Authority. Establishes procedure for siting of
juvenile corrections facilities. Sunsets authority of Act when
juvenile corrections facilities are sited and all appeals are
exhausted.  Requires that department submit progress report to
Legislative Assembly.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2137 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Children's Services Division, Department of Human
        Resources) --  Relating to crime.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-26    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
2-8     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-20    Work Session held.
2-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-28    Second reading.
3-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 2 Calendar.
3-2     Third reading. Carried by Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Gordly, Excused, 1--Welsh.
3-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-30    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-31    Carried over to 06-01 by unanimous consent.
6-1     Third reading. Motion to refer to Ways and Means carried
          by unanimous consent.
6-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
6-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
6-7     Bill read. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 1, McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 5----Baker, Dukes, Gold, Hartung, Phillips.
6-8(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 59 --Absent, 1--Ross.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 738, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Expands assault in third degree to include causing physical
injury, while committed to juvenile facility, to staff member
acting in course of official duty at juvenile facility and to
causing physical injury to emergency medical technician or child
10 years of age or younger under certain circumstances. Includes
juvenile facilities within definition of Êcorrectional facilityÎ
for purposes of escape statutes.

HB 2138 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Economic
        Development Department) --  Relating to overtime pay for
        certain public contracts.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
2-8     Public Hearing held.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-1     Second reading.
5-2     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 3 Calendar.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 21, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Corcoran,
          Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston,
          Josi, Minnis, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Roberts, Ross, Shields, Sowa, Wooten.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Uherbelau entered in
          Journal.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Work Session held.
5-22    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-23    Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Leonard. Passed.
        Ayes, 17 --Nays, 9, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold, Hannon,
          McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Attending Legislative
          Business, 4----Adams, Bryant, Derfler, Phillips.
5-26(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 43 --Nays, 12, Beyer, Brown, Corcoran, Eighmey,
          Fahey, Gordly, Johnston, Naito, Prozanski, Ross,
          Shields, Sowa, Excused, 2--Piercy, Wooten, Excused for
          business of the House, 3----Milne, VanLeeuwen, Speaker
          Clarno.
6-2     Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 739, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Exempts Economic Development Department contracts for services
from overtime wage requirements. Establishes overtime wage
requirements for persons employed under such contracts.

HB 2139 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Economic
        Development Department) --  Relating to tourism;
        appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
3-14    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-29    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-31    Second reading.
4-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Shibley. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Absent, 2--Adams, Qutub, Excused, 2--Meek,
          Oakley, Excused for business of the House, 5----Brian,
          Carter, Johnson, Markham, Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Trade and Economic Development.
5-4     Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
5-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Brecke. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 1--Hartung, Attending Legislative
          Business, 7----Adams, Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Miller,
          Phillips, Springer.
5-23(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Carpenter, Shibley appointed House
          Conferees.
5-23(S) Senators Lim, Kennemer, Brecke appointed Senate
          conferees.
5-30    Work Session held.
5-31    Work Session held.
6-2(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 16 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-3(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-5(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Federici, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Tiernan, Excused for business of the House, 2----Lewis,
          VanLeeuwen.
6-6(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 21 --Excused, 2--Kintigh, Shannon, Attending
          Legislative Business, 7----Adams, Bryant, Bunn, Gold,
          Miller, Phillips, Springer.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 740, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Deletes requirement that Tourism Council and Tourism Program
assist communities and local agencies in attracting conventions
or in publicizing certain local events. Requires that council
cooperate with, and provide expertise for, communities and
tourism marketing associations in developing tourism.
  Establishes Commission on Asian Tourism and Cultural Affairs.
Prescribes membership and duties. Sunsets commission on December
31, 1997.
  Appropriates moneys.

HB 2140 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Economic
        Development Department) --  Relating to enterprise zones.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to State
          and School Finance.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
2-9     Public Hearing held.
3-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to State and School Finance by prior reference.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Rasmussen. Passed.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 5, Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly, Uherbelau,
          Wells, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 14----Brian, Brown, Carpenter,
          Carter, Grisham, Johnson, Johnston, Lewis, Naito,
          Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Tarno, Wooten.
5-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-26    Work Session held.
5-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
6-1     Third reading. Carried by Walden. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 2, Gold, Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Bryant, Derfler, Johnson, Kintigh,
          Leonard, President Smith.
6-2(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 42 --Nays, 10, Brown, Carter, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Gordly, Johnston, Naito, Shields, Uherbelau, Wells,
          Absent, 2--Carpenter, Tiernan, Excused, 1--Hayden,
          Excused for business of the House, 5----Meek, Roberts,
          Ross, Snodgrass, Speaker Clarno.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 741, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Specifies hiring requirements for three-year period of tax
abatement for qualified business firms in urban enterprise zones
with fewer than 400,000 residents.
  Requires conditions for extending tax benefit to business firm
investing $25 million or more to be specified in resolution of
governing body of sponsor.
  Requires qualified business firms in certain enterprise zones
that receive tax abatement for period set by sponsor to pay
specified amount to sponsor when firms fail to satisfy agreed
upon hiring or compensation requirements.
  Requires qualified business firm to notify assessor when firm
fails to meet certain hiring or compensation requirements.
  Repeals sections relating to investments made and tax benefits
received by qualified business firms for tax years preceding
1995-1996 tax year.
  Provides termination of enterprise zone shall not affect
continuation of qualified business firm's tax exemption. Allows
business firm 10 years after date of termination of enterprise
zone to apply for precertification.
  Allows enterprise zone tax exemption for hotel, motel or
destination resort on specified notices in writing on or before
June 1, 1996.

HB 2141 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Economic
        Development Department) --  Relating to the Oregon Port
        Revolving Fund; declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-2     Public Hearing held.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants permanent authority for annual transfer of funds from
interest earnings of Oregon Port Revolving Fund to Port Planning
and Marketing Fund to finance grant program for ports by
repealing current Êsunset dateÎ of July 1, 1995.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2142 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Construction Contractors Board) --  Relating to
        Construction Contractors Board.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Commerce.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
4-20    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Sowa, Absent, 1--Parks, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Carter.
5-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-30    Work Session held.
6-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kennemer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 2, Dwyer, Hannon, Excused, 1--Hartung,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
6-5(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 41 --Nays, 13, Beyer, Carter, Courtney, Eighmey,
          Gordly, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross,
          Sowa, Thompson, Wylie, Excused, 2--Brian, Tiernan,
          Excused for business of the House, 4----Brown, Lewis,
          Parks, Qutub.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 644, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows Construction Contractors Board to adopt rules to make
registration optional for persons who offer to perform peripheral
work. Requires board to define Êwork peripheral to construction.Î
©Requires board to notify surety on bond when final board order
not paid by registrant. Eliminates certified mail requirement for
final orders and hearing notices of board.  Provides procedures
for processing claims against contractors involving
nonresidential structures.¦

HB 2143 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Landscape Contractors Board) --  Relating to State
        Landscape Contractors Board; appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
4-12    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and subsequent referral to Ways and Means
          be rescinded.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of Speaker.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 43 --Nays, 2, Roberts, Sowa, Excused, 3--Brian,
          Corcoran, Ross, Excused for business of the House,
          12----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham, Johnson, Johnston,
          Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Tarno, Tiernan, Speaker
          Clarno.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Snodgrass,
          Josi.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 2, Kintigh, Shannon, Excused,
          1--Springer, Attending Legislative Business,
          7----Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Leonard, McCoy, Phillips,
          Trow.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 645, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Authorizes State Landscape Contractors Board to suspend or
refuse to license landscaping business that owes any amount
resulting from court order or civil penalty. Requires board
licensing of landscape contractors that install irrigation
backflow prevention devices. Specifies that deposits, bonds or
letters of credit filed with board are exclusively for payment of
final orders and arbitration awards. Increases civil penalty and
allows board to retain percentage of penalty to cover collection
costs.
  Appropriates moneys.

HB 2144 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to voter registration.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Secretary of State to adopt rules for use in voter
registration of persons who are 17 years and six months of age.
Specifies effective date of registration.

HB 2145 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to apportionment of legislative
        and congressional districts.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes additional criteria for consideration in
apportioning state into congressional and legislative districts.
Specifies that reapportionment cannot disqualify official
selected to office prior to operative date of reapportionment
until usual expiration of term.

HB 2146 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to payment for election petition
        signatures.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits payment of persons gathering signatures on
initiative, referendum or recall petitions based on number of
signatures obtained or contingent on petition obtaining enough
signatures to appear on ballot.

HB 2147 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to initiative petitions.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases number of signatures required for prospective
petition to initiate state measure to one percent of total number
of signatures required. Directs that number of signatures on
prospective petition equal to one percent of total number of
signatures required count toward required total. Applies
restrictions applicable to gathering of signatures on initiative
petitions to gathering of signatures on prospective petitions.
Applies to prospective petitions filed on or after effective date
of Act.

HB 2148 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State for the Oregon Association of County Clerks) --
        Relating to certain election petition signatures.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-2     Second reading.
5-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 4 Calendar.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Beyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Carter, Excused for business of the
          House, 4----Brown, Mannix, Meek, Watt.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Attending Legislative Business, 7----Brecke,
          Dukes, Hannon, Leonard, Springer, Stull, Timms.
6-8(H)  Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 646, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Prohibits giving or receiving payment for signing or not
signing initiative, referendum or recall petitions. Prohibits
selling or purchasing signature sheets of initiative, referendum
or recall petitions.

HB 2149 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State for the Oregon Association of County Clerks) --
        Relating to local government elections.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Specifies two-year time limit for circulation of local
initiative petitions unless applicable home rule charter provides
otherwise. Requires uniform statewide procedure for challenging
ballot titles on county, city and district measures.

HB 2150 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to elections.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
3-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-16    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Revises political contribution and expenditure reporting
requirements.

HB 2151 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to elections.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Corcoran. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Jones.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-3     Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies requirements for certifying name of treasurer and
filing statement of organization by political candidates and
political committees. Requires candidate establish principal
campaign committee. Consolidates election offenses concerning
ballots and polling place activities. Lists election laws subject
to criminal penalties in one section. Consolidates provisions
relating to removal from public office for conviction of crime.

HB 2152 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State for the Oregon Association of County Clerks) --
        Relating to elections.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Parks, Excused, 1--Jones, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Roberts.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-3     Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Work Session held.
5-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
6-1     Third reading. Carried by Gold. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Attending Legislative Business, 6----Bryant,
          Derfler, Johnson, Kintigh, Leonard, President Smith.
6-3(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 1, Luke, Absent, 2--Carter, Meek,
          Excused, 3--Fisher, Hayden, Tiernan.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 742, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows correction of unintentional error on voter registration
card. Modifies requirements for warning of criminal penalties on
registration cards. Specifies information that may be requested
on registration card. Specifies, for purposes of law requiring
candidate membership in major political party for 180 days before
filing date, that lapse in political party membership does not
occur when registration is inactive.

HB 2153 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to elections.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Defines inhabitancy for purposes of determining whether
candidate for Legislative Assembly is inhabitant of district.
Lists factors to consider in determining inhabitancy. Requires
Secretary of State to exclude person from ballot if secretary
finds that it is more probable than not that candidate is not
inhabitant of district.

HB 2154 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State for the Oregon Association of County Clerks) --
        Relating to voter registration.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-4     Work Session held.
4-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-10    Second reading.
4-11    Third reading. Carried by Corcoran. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Brian, Shibley, Wells.
4-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
4-27    Public Hearing held.
5-3     Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Springer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 214, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies list of factors election official shall consider in
determining residence and qualifications of person offering to
register or vote. Adds factors election official may consider in
determining residency for voter registration purposes.

HB 2155 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State for the Oregon Association of County Clerks) --
        Relating to nonpartisan office.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
3-7     Work Session held.
3-10    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-14    Second reading.
3-15    Third reading. Carried by Roberts. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Meek, Tiernan.
3-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
4-12    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-18    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 9, Brecke, Cease, Dwyer, Gold, Leonard,
          McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused, 3--Dukes,
          Hamby, Shannon.
4-25(H) Speaker signed.
4-26(S) President signed.
5-3(H)  Governor signed.
        Governor signed.
        (Chapter 92, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Extends definition of Ênonpartisan officeÎ to include office of
county clerk, county assessor, county surveyor and county
treasurer. Provides that candidate for county clerk or county
treasurer receiving majority of votes in nominating election is
sole candidate for county clerk or county treasurer in general
election. Specifies that for nonpartisan offices required to be
filled at general election, if no more than two candidates file
for the office, the candidates shall be nominees and shall not be
listed on primary election ballot.

HB 2156 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to administrative procedures.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes Secretary of State to adopt rules governing manner
and form for filing notices of agency action for publication in
rules bulletin. Repeals sunset provision on statute requiring
Attorney General review of temporary rules.

HB 2157 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Secretary
        of State) --  Relating to the Secretary of State;
        appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to Ways and Means.
2-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-9     Work Session held.
2-14    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-15    Second reading.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Johnston. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
4-20    Second reading.
4-21    Taken from 04-21 Calendar and placed on 04-24 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
4-24    Carried over to 04-25 by unanimous consent.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Bryant.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
5-3(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 2--Parks, Ross, Excused, 1--Mannix.
5-16    Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 144, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          May 22, 1995.
  Consolidates certain Secretary of State cash accounts in State
Treasury. Allows secretary to sell to county voting machines or
computers.
  Establishes Voting Machine Account.
  Appropriates moneys.
  ©Becomes¦ Prescribes operative ©July 1, 1995¦ dates.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2158 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Marine Board) --  Relating to boat accident reporting.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires insurance companies to notify claimants of
responsibility to report boating accidents to State Marine Board.
Imposes civil penalty for failure to report boating accident.

HB 2159 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to the financial administration of
        the Employment Relations Board; declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-3     Without recommendation as to passage and be referred to
          Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
5-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on General Government.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 24 Calendar.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Adams. Passed.
        Ayes, 43 --Nays, 8, Brown, Jones, Naito, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Wooten, Excused, 2--Minnis,
          Shibley, Excused for business of the House,
          7----Corcoran, Fahey, Lundquist, Mannix, Norris, Sowa,
          VanLeeuwen.
5-25(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
5-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 16 --Nays, 9, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Yih, Absent, 1--McCoy,
          Attending Legislative Business, 4----Bryant, Bunn,
          Johnson, Leonard.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 448, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 05, 1995.
  ©Assesses public employers to fund operation of Employment
Relations Board.¦ Changes fee that Employment Relations Board may
charge for mediation services provided by board. Allows board to
charge second fee for subsequent mediation services. Permits
board to establish fees for training in interest-based problem
solving.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2160 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to sex offender registration.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
1-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-21    Work Session held.
3-28    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-4     Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies sex offender registration law. Expands number of
people who are required to register. Imposes fee for
registration.  Allows disclosure of certain information about
registered sex offenders. Prohibits expunction of records
relating to sex crimes for both adults and juveniles. Repeals
sunset on sex offender registration provisions.

HB 2161 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to crime; appropriating money.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
1-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-6     Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-14    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-16    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-30    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-3     Work Session held.
4-13    Work Session held.
4-20    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Increases unitary assessment.¦ Changes distribution of moneys
in Criminal Fine and Assessment Account. Provides that percentage
of moneys collected ©go¦ goes to Domestic Violence Fund and to
Department of State Police for use by forensic laboratory in
performing ©drug¦ analyses.

HB 2162 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to the unitary assessment;
        appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
1-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-6     Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-14    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases amount of unitary assessment imposed on persons
convicted of crimes.
  Appropriates moneys to Department of State Police for forensic
services implied consent unit.

HB 2163 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to criminal procedure.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
1-30    Work Session held.
2-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-3     Second reading.
2-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 9 Calendar.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 2, Gordly, Sowa, Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary, then Government Finance and Tax
          Policy.
5-4     Public Hearing held.
5-9     Work Session held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy by prior
          reference.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Walden. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 4----Bryant, Cease, Hannon, Johnson.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 743, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires person applying to have conviction ©or record of
arrest resulting in conviction¦ set aside to pay $80 fee to
Department of State Police.

HB 2164 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to State Medical Examiner.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
2-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
2-22    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-27    Work Session held.
3-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-7     Second reading.
3-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Prozanski, Wooten.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary, then Ways and Means.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of the President.
5-15    Second reading.
5-16    Carried over to 05-17 by unanimous consent.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 7, Bunn, Dukes, Gold, McCoy, Miller,
          Sorenson, Springer, Excused, 2--Cease, Johnson,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Derfler.
5-19(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Parks, Lewis, Prozanski appointed House
          Conferees.
5-22(S) Senators Hamby, Baker, Sorenson appointed Senate
          conferees.
5-24    Work Session held.
5-29(H) Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 12 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
5-30(S) Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
5-31(H) House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Grisham, Excused for business of the
          House, 3----Johnson, Uherbelau, Speaker Clarno.
6-1(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 5, Bunn, Dukes, Gold, McCoy, Springer,
          Attending Legislative Business, 7----Bryant, Derfler,
          Johnson, Kintigh, Leonard, Shannon, President Smith.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 744, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Transfers State Medical Examiner's office from Health Division
to Department of State Police. Expands State Medical Examiner
Advisory Board by one member.

HB 2165 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to public health.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-20    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Failed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 38, Adams, Beyer, Brian, Brown,
          Carpenter, Carter, Corcoran, Courtney, Federici,
          Fisher, Gordly, Hayden, Johnston, Jones, Lehman, Lewis,
          Mannix, Markham, Meek, Minnis, Montgomery, Naito,
          Norris, Parks, Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen,
          Roberts, Ross, Shields, Sowa, Tiernan, Uherbelau,
          VanLeeuwen, Welsh, Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 1--Fahey.
        Bill failed.
  Specifies license and license renewal fees Health Division
shall collect for bed and breakfast facilities and restaurants.
©Allows division to charge fee for costs associated with
performance of additional inspections when restaurant fails to
meet minimum standards. Permits division to impose civil penalty
for violations.¦ Directs making of Health Division rules
concerning review of construction or remodeling of facilities.

HB 2166 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to health care; appropriating
        money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
2-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
2-13    Public Hearing held.
2-17    Public Hearing held.
3-13    Public Hearing held.
4-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-14    Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 24 Calendar.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Nays, 1, Jones, Excused, 2--Minnis, Shibley,
          Excused for business of the House, 9----Corcoran,
          Fahey, Lewis, Lundquist, Mannix, Norris, Parks, Sowa,
          VanLeeuwen.
5-25(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
5-26    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 1, Springer, Absent, 1--McCoy, Attending
          Legislative Business, 6----Bryant, Bunn, Derfler,
          Hartung, Johnson, Leonard.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 449, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies certain licensing provisions relating to
hospital-based home health agencies. Establishes ©specified¦
license fees for new home health agency. Modifies license fees
for hospitals and special inpatient care facilities. Establishes
fees for ambulatory surgical centers and birthing centers.
Requires private health maintenance organizations and other
designated organizations to include provisions ©relating to¦ that
encourage establishing agreements with hospitals for payment of
emergency medical screening examinations, in certain health
service contracts. Directs Health Division to coordinate
inspections with inspections performed by other agencies.
  Appropriates moneys.

HB 2167 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to Psychiatric Security Review
        Board.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-2     Second reading.
5-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 4 Calendar.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 52 --Nays, 6, Gordly, Grisham, Johnston, Lehman,
          Naito, Qutub, Excused for business of the House,
          2----Mannix, Watt.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that person committed to state hospital by order of
Psychiatric Security Review Board may apply to board for order of
discharge or conditional release once every eight months rather
than every six months.

HB 2168 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to Psychiatric Security Review
        Board.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
1-30    Work Session held.
2-1     Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-2     Second reading.
2-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 9 Calendar.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Grisham. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes Psychiatric Security Review Board's membership on
Oregon Criminal Justice Council from chairperson to chief
administrative employee.

HB 2169 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to the Deaf and Hearing Impaired
        Access Program.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Renames Deaf and Hearing Impaired Access Program. Provides that
Oregon Disabilities Commission shall provide qualified sign
language interpreters to public agencies for fee.

HB 2170 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to long term care.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows Department of Human Resources or division thereof to set
licensing fees for nursing facilities, residential care and
assisted living facilities and adult foster homes.

HB 2171 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to certain fees of the Child Care
        Division.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
4-3     Work Session held.
4-13    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
5-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation/Economic
          Development.
5-10    Public Hearing held.
5-11    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
5-12    Work Session held.
5-18    Returned to Full Committee.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-22    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Carter. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Wells, Excused, 1--Piercy, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Johnson.
5-26(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Walden. Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 4, Derfler, Dwyer, Sorenson, Yih,
          Attending Legislative Business, 7----Brecke, Dukes,
          Hannon, Leonard, Springer, Stull, Timms.
6-8(H)  Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 647, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Authorizes Child Care Division of Employment Department to set
fees by rule under legislatively approved budget. Establishes
caps for specified fees. Increases expenditure limitation.

HB 2172 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to libraries; declaring an
        emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-23    Recommendation:  Do pass.
1-24    Second reading.
1-25    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, January 26 Calendar.
1-26    Third reading. Carried by Ross. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
1-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
1-31    Referred to Education, then Ways and Means.
2-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-21    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on General Government.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-3     Returned to Full Committee.
3-6     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
3-7     Third reading. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
3-10(H) Speaker signed.
3-13(S) President signed.
3-15(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 18, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          March 15, 1995.
  Repeals sunset of program providing grants to public and
academic libraries as reimbursement for services provided while
participating in statewide network of resource sharing
activities.
  Declares emergency, effective upon passage.

HB 2173 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to forest products harvest
        taxation.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-28    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases rate of forest products harvest tax. Applies to
calendar years beginning January 1, 1996, and January 1, 1997.

HB 2174 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to exemptions from property
        taxation.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Makes permanent tax exemption for state property used by State
Board of Higher Education for employee and student parking.

HB 2175 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to vocational rehabilitation;
        declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Labor.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
4-3     Work Session held.
4-14    Recommendation:  Do pass and be referred to Ways and
          Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
4-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-21    Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Carter. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 1--Jones, Excused for business of the
          House, 2----Roberts, Speaker Clarno.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Ways and Means.
5-10    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 7----Baker, Bryant, Hamby, Kennemer,
          Springer, Stull, Yih.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 175, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 01, 1995.
  Transfers funds sufficient to match available federal funds
from Reemployment Assistance Reserve to Vocational Rehabilitation
Division, for the biennium beginning July 1, 1995, to provide
services for certain disabled workers. Limits amount that can be
transferred.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2176 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to livestock.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals laws regarding taking up and selling of livestock
strays.

HB 2177 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to animal health.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
2-20    Public Hearing held.
3-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-1     Second reading.
5-2     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 3 Calendar.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 11, Beyer, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey,
          Johnston, Lehman, Prozanski, Shields, Sowa, Thompson,
          Wylie.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-8     Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-16    Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Hartung. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Attending Legislative Business, 1----Derfler.
5-19(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Lundquist, Sowa, Wells appointed House
          Conferees.
5-22(S) Senators Kintigh, Brecke, Hartung appointed Senate
          conferees.
5-24    Work Session held.
5-25(H) Conference Committee Recommendation: The Senate recede
          from Senate amendments dated Monday, May 15 and bill be
          repassed.
5-26(S) Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
5-29    Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 2, Dwyer, Sorenson, Absent, 1--McCoy,
          Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams, Lim, Stull.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 348, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Extends sunset of provisions relating to animal health remedy
regulations.

HB 2178 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to agricultural mediation;
        declaring an emergency.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-15    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
4-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-17    Work Session held.
4-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-21    Second reading.
4-24    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 25 Calendar.
4-25    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 26 Calendar.
4-26    Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Meek, Excused for business of the
          House, 1----Johnson.
4-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
4-30    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
5-1     Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Carried over to 05-10 by unanimous consent.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Hartung. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Lim, Phillips.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 35 --Nays, 7, Adams, Lehman, Piercy, Ross, Shibley,
          Thompson, Wells, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused
          for business of the House, 16----Brown, Carpenter,
          Fahey, Grisham, Johnston, Jones, Lewis, Meek, Naito,
          Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Sowa, Strobeck, Tiernan,
          VanLeeuwen.
5-30    Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 277, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          June 05, 1995.
  ©Repeals¦ Extends ÊsunsetÎ provision for farm credit mediation
program. Authorizes use of program for other agriculture
disputes. Provides exemption for specified banks.
  Declares emergency, effective ©July 1, 1995¦ on passage.

HB 2179 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to forest products harvest taxes;
        appropriating money; prescribing an effective date.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-28    Work Session held.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
4-28    Assigned to Subcommittee on Natural Resources.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-3     Work Session held.
5-15    Work Session held.
        Work Session cancelled.
5-25    Returned to Full Committee.
5-26    Work Session held.
5-29    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-30    Rules suspended. Second reading.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Fahey. Passed.
        Ayes, 52 --Nays, 3, Brown, Naito, Shibley, Absent,
          2--Mannix, Parks, Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Meek, Snodgrass.
5-31(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
6-2     Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Hannon.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 7, Cease, Dwyer, Gold, Leonard, McCoy,
          Sorenson, Springer, Excused, 1--Hartung, Attending
          Legislative Business, 2----Bryant, Timms.
        Kintigh declared potential conflict of interest.
6-8(H)  Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-6(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 507, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          January 01, 1996.
  Sets forest products harvest tax rate for purposes of financing
Oregon Forest Practices Act©, industrial fire prevention program¦
and cumulative effects study.
  Appropriates moneys.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2180 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to timber product health;
        appropriating money.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
3-1     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-6     Public Hearing held.
3-13    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Natural Resources.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-10    Work Session held.
5-18    Returned to Full Committee.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-22    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by VanLeeuwen. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Piercy, Excused for business of
          the House, 1----Johnson.
5-26(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 1, Dwyer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Brecke, Dukes, Hannon, Leonard,
          Springer, Timms.
6-8(H)  Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 450, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires State Department of Agriculture to establish timber
product health control program to prevent introduction and spread
of insect pests and plant pathogens from timber products imported
into this state.
  Appropriates moneys.
  Increases expenditure limitation.

HB 2181 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to taxation.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-27    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-28    Second reading.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-8     Rules Suspended.
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Hartung.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
        Kintigh declared potential conflict of interest.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 143, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Extends existing method of funding for administration of
reforestation tax credit and western Oregon small tract optional
tax to 1995-1997 biennium.

HB 2182 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Superintendent of Public Instruction Norma Paulus) --
        Relating to vocational schools.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
4-5     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-7     Work Session held.
4-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-14    Second reading.
4-17    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 18 Calendar.
4-18    Third reading. Carried by Thompson. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused, 6--Johnston, Markham, Roberts,
          Schoon, Tiernan, Wooten.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Education.
4-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-3     Taken from 05-03 Calendar and rereferred to Education to
          resolve conflicts by unanimous consent.
5-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill to resolve conflicts. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 1--Hartung, Attending Legislative
          Business, 7----Adams, Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Miller,
          Phillips, Springer.
5-22(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 53 --Excused, 1--Minnis, Excused for business of
          the House, 6----Brian, Carter, Johnston, Parks, Piercy,
          Speaker Clarno.
6-1     Speaker signed.
6-1(S)  President signed.
6-9(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 343, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Changes Êvocational schoolsÎ to Êcareer schools.Î Makes related
technical changes. Adds schools that teach barbering to category
of schools subject to additional health and safety regulation by
State Board of Education.

HB 2183 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to assessments of forestland for
        integrated pest management.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Natural Resources.
4-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes assessment of privately held Class 1 and Class 2
forestland for integrated pest management.

HB 2184 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to water resource management;
        declaring an emergency.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Water Policy with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
1-26    Public Hearing held.
1-31    Public Hearing held.
2-7     Public Hearing held.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
3-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-28    Work Session held.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and subsequent referral to Ways and Means
          be rescinded.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of Speaker.
4-11    Second reading.
4-12    Third reading. Carried by Gordly, Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Parks, Excused, 2--Brian, Wooten.
4-14(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-17    Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-27    Public Hearing held.
5-2     Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-12    Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Dwyer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 1, Cease, Excused, 3--Baker, Dukes,
          Phillips, Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 43 --Nays, 1, Gordly, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis,
          Excused for business of the House, 14----Brown,
          Carpenter, Grisham, Johnston, Jones, Lewis, Meek,
          Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Strobeck, Tiernan,
          VanLeeuwen.
5-30    Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 274, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          June 05, 1995.
  Allows transfer of surface water use subject to transfer and
certain supplemental permits. Provides Water Resources Department
may require fish screening or by-pass device for change in point
of diversion. Allows additional uses for which limited license
may be granted. Allows temporary transfer of place of use of
water right for period not to exceed five years. Allows transfer
from surface water to ground water source if sources are
hydraulically connected. Exempts qualifying livestock watering
operations from requirement to obtain water right.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2185 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to assessments for
        telecommunications relay service.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Commerce.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
4-20    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Third reading.
        Motion to rerefer to Ways and Means carried.  Rereferred.
5-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation/Economic
          Development.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Returned to Full Committee.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-22    Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-23    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 24 Calendar.
5-24    Read. Carried by Carter. Passed.
        Ayes, 38 --Nays, 10, Fisher, Grisham, Lokan, Luke, Milne,
          Oakley, Roberts, Tarno, Wells, Welsh, Excused,
          2--Minnis, Shibley, Excused for business of the House,
          10----Corcoran, Fahey, Lewis, Lundquist, Mannix,
          Norris, Parks, Prozanski, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
5-25(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
5-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Walden. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 5, Dukes, Dwyer, Shannon, Springer, Yih,
          Absent, 1--McCoy, Attending Legislative Business,
          4----Bunn, Derfler, Hartung, Johnson.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 451, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Authorizes assessment of telecommunications providers to fund
telecommunications relay service to comply with federal Americans
with Disabilities Act.¦ Sets fee cap to assessments of
telecommunications providers for lifeline telephone service.
Directs report to Legislative Assembly.

HB 2186 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to geologist examination fees.
1-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-10    Referred to Commerce.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-6     Public Hearing held.
4-20    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Sowa, Excused, 1--Fahey.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-19    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-22    Carried over to 05-23 by unanimous consent.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Derfler. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams,
          Johnson, President Smith.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 349, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows State Board of Geologist Examiners to establish
examination fee not to exceed the cost of ©administering¦
purchasing exam.

HB 2187 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to activity regulated by state
        government; appropriating money.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to Ways and Means.
3-23    Public Hearing held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and subsequent referral to Ways and Means
          be rescinded.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of Speaker.
5-5     Second reading.
5-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 9 Calendar.
5-9     Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Luke, Mannix.
5-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-22    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 2, Springer, Trow, Attending Legislative
          Business, 4----Adams, Bryant, Johnson, President Smith.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 452, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies statutes regarding various government finance,
©printing,¦ buildings and personnel matters.
  Declares state policy to facilitate and encourage state
agencies that own real property and operate facilities to manage
and develop properties in effective and businesslike manner.
  Appropriates moneys.

HB 2188 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to state personnel.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
3-23    Public Hearing held.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-13    Second reading.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Starr. Passed.
        Ayes, 32 --Nays, 26, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Corcoran,
          Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston,
          Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Minnis.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Corcoran.
4-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Work Session held.
        Tabled in committee.
  Defines state management official for purposes of collective
bargaining. Excludes official from definition of public employee.

HB 2189 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to public employment arbitration
        proceedings.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Labor.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that statutory policies concerning comparability of
value of work be considered in labor arbitration when state is
party.
HB 2190 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to personnel records.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Labor.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Adds performance appraisals and materials related to
performance appraisals to personnel records exempt from public
disclosure.

HB 2191 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to state employee benefit plans.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Labor with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates interest-bearing account for state employee benefit
plans. Authorizes State Employes' Benefit Board to offer direct
payment of benefit costs. Authorizes board to determine level of
benefit plan costs. Modifies definition of Êbenefit planÎ and
ÊcarrierÎ to authorize board to contract with additional
providers. Prohibits benefit board from self-insuring life
insurance or disability insurance. Requires certain reporting and
certain plan regulations if benefit board self-insures.

HB 2192 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to classification plan under State
        Personnel Relations Law.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
3-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-12    Work Session held.
4-17    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Tiernan. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Corcoran, Excused, 3--Markham,
          Roberts, Speaker Clarno.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--Gold, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Springer.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 155, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires state agencies to allocate positions under
classification plan to class that best describes work to be
performed. Describes procedure for dealing with misallocated
positions.

HB 2193 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to restoration of certain
        employees to classified service.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Labor.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires unclassified, management or exempt service employees
with prior classified service who are removed other than for
cause to be restored to their former classified service.

HB 2194 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Fiscal
        Policy Analysis Division, Department of Administrative
        Services) --  Relating to state officials; declaring an
        emergency.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that only state may bring civil action against state
official based on expenditure of public funds or use of state
property in violation of law, rule or policy. Defines Êstate
officialÎ to include person who would be officer, employee or
agent of state under Oregon Tort Claims Act. Charges Director of
Department of Administrative Services with managing subject to
Act. Specifies limitations on authority of director.
  Imposes requirement on state official to report illegal
expenditure of public funds or misuse of state property. Requires
Secretary of State to investigate illegal expenditure or misuse
of state property. Prohibits state from providing insurance to
protect state official from liability for expenditure of public
funds or use of public property in violation of law, rule or
policy.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2195 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to timber tax
        programs.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Simplifies western Oregon forestland and privilege tax and
eastern Oregon privilege tax distribution systems. Modifies
forestland value index.

HB 2196 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to privilege taxes on
        harvest of timber.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-7     Public Hearing held.
4-28    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 2, Johnston, Sowa, Absent, 1--Corcoran,
          Excused, 4--Carter, Fahey, Johnson, Wooten.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Walden. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 1, Kintigh, Excused, 1--Springer,
          Attending Legislative Business, 4----Bryant, Cease,
          Hannon, Johnson.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 350, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires sellers or purchasers of timber in ©eastern¦ Oregon to
report particulars of sale to Department of Revenue.
  Eliminates requirement that immediate harvest values determined
for purposes of eastern Oregon timber privilege taxes be adopted
by order. Requires that the values be adopted by February 1
(rather than prior to January 1) of the year for which adopted.
  Changes time for appeal of immediate harvest values.

HB 2197 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to income taxes.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-30    Recommendation:  Do pass.
1-31    Second reading.
2-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 2 Calendar.
2-2     Third reading. Carried by Adams. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Nays, 1, Uherbelau.
2-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing held.
5-23    Work Session held.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Gold. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Attending Legislative Business, 5----Brecke,
          Hannon, Leonard, Springer, Timms.
6-2(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused, 1--Hayden, Excused for business of
          the House, 5----Meek, Roberts, Ross, Snodgrass, Speaker
          Clarno.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 453, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Eliminates requirement that Department of Revenue provide
income tax release to probated estates. Allows administrators to
request final tax determinations from department.

HB 2198 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to taxes administered
        by the Department of Revenue, including but not limited
        to tax collection processes.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-26    Public Hearing held.
1-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-31    Work Session held.
2-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-6     Second reading.
2-7     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 9 Calendar.
2-9     Third reading.
        Motion to rerefer to State and School Finance carried.
          Rereferred.
2-17    Work Session held.
2-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
2-23    Read. Carried by Rasmussen. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
2-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-27    Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
3-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-15    Work Session held.
3-17    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-20    Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Bradbury.
3-22(H) Speaker signed.
3-27(S) President signed.
3-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 53, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Clarifies law with respect to converting tax warrants into
judgments for purposes of recognition in another jurisdiction.
  Authorizes Department of Revenue to file all warrants with
Secretary of State as Uniform Commercial Code security interest
filings.

HB 2199 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to cigarette
        taxation.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-26    Public Hearing held.
1-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates use of cigarette stamps. Requires distributors to
provide dealers with invoices of cigarette sales and deliveries.
Requires payment of tax at time distributor files monthly report.
Conforms collection mechanisms to those in other tax programs.

HB 2200 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to taxes, including
        but not limited to exclusions, exemptions, credits and
        checkoffs for taxes imposed upon or measured by income.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-2     Second reading.
2-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 9 Calendar.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
3-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-15    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-16    Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Attending Legislative Business, 2----Hannon,
          Kennemer.
3-22(H) Speaker signed.
3-27(S) President signed.
3-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 54, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Authorizes Department of Revenue to waive proof or
substantiation requirements for income tax credits, exemptions,
exclusions or subtractions.
  Provides exemption for enrolled member of federally recognized
American Indian tribe residing in federally recognized Indian
country when income derived from within boundaries of federally
recognized Indian country.
  Authorizes Department of Revenue, instead of Oregon Charitable
Checkoff Commission, to make rules governing checkoffs for
purposes of checkoffs on income tax returns.

HB 2201 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to taxation.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-6     Public Hearing held.
2-7     Public Hearing held.
2-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Conforms income and personal property tax laws to federal
Bankruptcy Code. Clarifies failure to file and failure to pay
penalty calculations.

HB 2202 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to taxation,
        including but not limited to tax returns; appropriating
        money.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-2     Second reading.
2-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 9 Calendar.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
3-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-15    Work Session held.
5-6     Work Session held.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-12    Work Session held.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-29    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Minority Recommendation: Do pass with different
          amendments to the A-Eng. bill. (Printed B-Eng.
          Minority)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-30    Motion to substitute Minority Report for Committee Report
          failed.
        Ayes, 9 --Nays, 19, Adams, Baker, Bryant, Bunn, Derfler,
          Hamby, Hannon, Hartung, Johnson, Kennemer, Kintigh,
          Lim, Miller, Phillips, Shannon, Stull, Timms, Walden,
          President Smith, Excused, 1--Cease, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Yih.
        Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 7, Brecke, Dukes, Leonard, McCoy,
          Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused, 1--Cease, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Yih.
6-1(H)  House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
6-3     Representatives Schoon, Johnston, Strobeck appointed
          House Conferees.
6-5(S)  Senators Phillips, Walden, Gold appointed Senate
          conferees.
        Work Session held.
6-6(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 29 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-7(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-8(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Ayes, 33 --Nays, 27, Adams, Beyer, Brown, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Minnis, Naito, Parks,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 33 --Nays, 27, Adams, Beyer, Brown, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Minnis, Naito, Parks,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie.
6-9(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 8, Brecke, Cease, Dwyer, Leonard, McCoy,
          Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Adams, Dukes.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Filed with Secretary of State without Governor's
          signature.
        (Chapter 815, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Changes employer annual withholding return requirements.
©Modifies certain provisions relating to state revenue in excess
of estimate and two percent surplus kicker. Establishes exclusion
for deferred compensation and specified distributions.¦
  Establishes Surplus Kicker Cost Account. Appropriates moneys to
Department of Revenue.

HB 2203 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to taxes imposed upon
        or measured by income, including but not limited to
        income apportionment.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
5-1(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-2     Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Walden.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 176, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  In conformity with Multistate Tax Compact, excludes from sales
factor used to apportion business income between states
following:
  (1) Gross receipts from incidental or occasional sales of fixed
assets used in regular course of taxpayer's trade or business.
  (2) Gross receipts from sale, exchange, redemption or holding
of intangibles unless receipts are derived from primary business
activity.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1995.

HB 2204 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Revenue) --  Relating to federal tax law
        connection.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-30    Public Hearing held.
1-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
2-2     Public Hearing held.
2-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-6     Public Hearing held.
2-7     Public Hearing held.
2-9     Work Session held.
2-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-16    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-20    Second reading.
2-21    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 23 Calendar.
2-23    Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 6, Carpenter, Fisher, Lokan, Oakley,
          Qutub, Snodgrass.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Lokan entered in Journal.
2-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-27    Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
3-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
3-15    Work Session held.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Minority Recommendation: Do pass with different
          amendments to the A-Eng. bill. (Printed B-Eng.
          Minority)
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Motion to substitute Minority Report for Committee Report
          failed.
        Ayes, 9 --Nays, 18, Adams, Baker, Bryant, Bunn, Derfler,
          Hamby, Hannon, Hartung, Johnson, Kennemer, Kintigh,
          Lim, Miller, Phillips, Shannon, Stull, Yih, President
          Smith, Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Timms, Walden.
        Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 9, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Leonard, McCoy, Sorenson, Trow, Excused, 1--Springer.
        Bunn, Walden declared potential conflict of interest.
5-30(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
5-31    Representatives Schoon, Baum, Beyer appointed House
          Conferees.
5-31(S) Senators Phillips, Trow, Walden appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-3(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 24 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-3(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-6(H)  Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, June 7 Calendar.
6-7     House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 32 --Nays, 28, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Corcoran,
          Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston,
          Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Minnis, Naito, Oakley, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields,
          Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie.
6-8(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Bunn,
          Springer, President Smith.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 556, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Governs connection of Oregon personal income and corporate tax
and other laws to federal Internal Revenue Code. Applies
generally to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1995, but
contains retroactive applications.
  Changes applicable dates for certain provisions from January 1,
1995, to January 1, 1996. Specifies estimated tax that individual
is required to pay for tax years beginning on or after January 1,
1995, and before January 1, 1996. Makes technical changes.
Establishes certain depreciation adjustments. Requires that
Employment Department advise individual filing new claim for
unemployment insurance benefits of certain facts regarding
federal and state income tax. Allows claimant to elect to have
amount withheld from benefits. ©Creates 60 percent installment
sale capital gain exclusion for sales occurring prior to 1987.¦

HB 2205 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Treasurer) --  Relating to reimbursement of expenses of
        State Treasurer in capacity as investment officer for
        Oregon Investment Council.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Wylie. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Tiernan, Excused, 2--Oakley,
          Shibley.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-12    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 2--Leonard, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 3----Cease, Hannon, Timms.
5-30(H) Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-7(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 288, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows State Treasurer to deduct ©     ¦ monthly 0.25 basis
                                    _____
points of market value of assets under management rather than
one-half of one percent of income received by investment funds as
reimbursement for expenses incurred as investment officer for
Oregon Investment Council.

HB 2206 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Treasurer) --  Relating to allotment of appropriated
        funds to state agencies.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts debt service payments on state debt obligations from
allotment system.

HB 2207 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Treasurer) --  Relating to reporting requirements by
        public officials.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows State Treasurer to determine which employees of State
Treasurer's office, other than division directors and investment
officers, must file securities trading statements.
  Allows statements to be filed for review with designee of State
Treasurer.
  Eliminates filing of statements with Attorney General and
Division of Audits but allows review by Attorney General or
division upon request.
  Allows designee of State Treasurer, rather than Chief Deputy
State Treasurer, to review to determine whether conflict of
interest exists.
  Deletes criminal penalty for intentional failure to file
complete and accurate statement.

HB 2208 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Justice) --  Relating to testing for blood
        alcohol content; declaring an emergency.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Judiciary.
4-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-12    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-17    Work Session held.
4-20    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-24    Second reading.
4-25    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 26 Calendar.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Absent, 1--Tiernan, Excused, 1--Jones.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-11    Work Session held.

5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-19    Second reading.
5-22    Carried over to 05-23 by unanimous consent.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 2, Dwyer, McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Adams, Johnson, President Smith.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 4--Johnson, Minnis, Piercy, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 11----Carter,
          Corcoran, Fahey, Jones, Mannix, Montgomery, Oakley,
          Repine, Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-1     Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 351, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          June 14, 1995.
  Specifies, for purposes of Oregon Vehicle Code, that
certification of accuracy of certain breath analysis equipment
does not require a signed document. Applies to chemical analyses
of breath performed on and after February 1, 1993.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2209 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Justice) --  Relating to appeals of mental
        commitment orders.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Judiciary.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prescribes scope of appellate review in mental commitment
orders.

HB 2210 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Justice) --  Relating to fees in civil
        forfeiture proceedings.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants court discretion to award costs, disbursements and
attorney fees in civil forfeiture proceedings to prevailing
party.

HB 2211 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Justice) --  Relating to public
        contracting.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-25    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits damages in suit under public contracting law to expenses
of preparing bid. Eliminates court authority to award attorney
fees and costs to prevailing party.

HB 2212 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Justice) --  Relating to compensation of
        crime victims.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-25    Public Hearing held.
3-1     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-6     Work Session held.
3-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-13    Second reading.
3-14    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 15 Calendar.
3-15    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Meek, Tiernan.
3-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Springer. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 1--Miller, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Bryant, Dwyer, Timms.
6-1(H)  Speaker signed.
6-1(S)  President signed.
6-9(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 344, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires delivery or payment of proceeds of compensable crimes
to Department of Justice. Defines proceeds of compensable crimes.
Allows Department of Justice to identify proceeds of compensable
crimes. Allows hearing to person who disputes that money or
property is proceeds of compensable crime. Allows Department of
Justice to prevent delivery or payment of money or property to
person who commits compensable crime if character of money or
property as proceeds of crime is asserted.

HB 2213 By Representative BRIAN (at the request of League of
        Oregon Cities; Association of Oregon Counties; Oregon
        Transit Association; Oregon Public Ports Association;
        Chehalem Valley Senior Citizens Council; Columbia County
        Transportation; New Day Enterprises Inc., La Grande;
        Basin Transit, Klamath Falls; Community Action Agency of
        Yamhill County, Inc.; Amalgamated Transit Union; Coquille
        Chamber of Commerce; Oregon Building and Construction
        Trades Council; Portland Metropolitan Chamber of
        Commerce; Transport Options, Bend; Confederated Tribes of
        Warm Springs; United Senior Citizens of Bend; Central
        Oregon Council on Aging; Wamic Senior Bus) --  Relating
        to transportation.
3-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases motor vehicle and use fuel taxes by 4 cents per
gallon on January 1, 1996, and 4 cents per gallon on January 1,
1997. Makes corresponding increase in weight-mile tax, truck flat
fees and road use assessment fee. Increases registration fee for
passenger cars to $70 on January 1, 1997. Decreases registration
fees for certain vehicles weighing 8,001 to 26,000 pounds on
January 1, 1996.
  Dedicates 2 cents per gallon of each increase in fuel taxes,
and equivalent amount of weight-mile and other increases, to
bridge retrofit program for strengthening bridges to withstand
earthquakes.
  Allocates $1.5 million annually to counties and $1.5 million
annually to cities, in addition to other moneys granted them from
highway fund. Changes distribution formula for other moneys going
to counties and cities from highway fund.
  Creates Surface Transportation Account. Provides that moneys in
account shall be distributed for public transportation if House
Joint Resolution 58 (1995) is adopted.
  Authorizes levy of tax on ownership, operation or use of motor
vehicle by certain local governments.
  Increases bonding capacity of Department of Transportation to
$500 million.

HB 2214 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Corrections) --  Relating to corrections;
        declaring an emergency.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Judiciary.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
1-25    Public Hearing held.
4-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Corcoran, Excused, 4--Carter,
          Fahey, Johnson, Wooten.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-25    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session held.
6-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Cease not concurring.
6-6     Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Johnson.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 2, McCoy, Springer, Excused, 1--Kintigh,
          Attending Legislative Business, 9----Bryant, Derfler,
          Dukes, Dwyer, Gold, Kennemer, Leonard, Phillips, Timms.
6-8(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 2, Carter, Gordly.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 745, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 19, 1995.
  Requires Department of Corrections, upon executive order of
Governor, to determine locations for corrections facilities.
Directs that department establish by rule criteria for nominating
sites. Establishes Corrections Facilities Siting Authority.
Prescribes duties of authority.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2215 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Department of Corrections) --  Relating to inmate
        discipline.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Judiciary.
1-19    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes provision allowing inmates to seek review of orders
imposing institutional transfers for disciplinary reasons.
Provides that inmates who admit violating disciplinary rules may
seek judicial review only of sanction imposed for violation.

HB 2216 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Corporation Division, Secretary of State) --  Relating to
        notaries.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Judiciary.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides to person who is notary immunity from civil action for
negligent act or omission committed in exercise of notarial
commission if person is employed and negligent act or omission
occurs in course of and within scope of employment. Specifies
that immunity granted does not affect liability of employer under
respondeat superior or other theory.
  Clarifies law with respect to powers of notaries. Makes clear
that notary who is not attorney may not select appropriate
notarial certificate but is empowered only to perform notarial
acts.
  Exempts notary from filing new oath and taking examination if
application for new commission is filed before old commission
expires.
  Defines ÊdisposeÎ used in respect to disposition of notarial
journal and records upon vacancy in notarial office.
  Requires that all identification submitted to notary be
current.
  Repeals authority of county clerks to certify to term of office
of notary.

HB 2217 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Corporation Division, Secretary of State) --  Relating to
        assumed business names.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Commerce.
2-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
2-28    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-9     Second reading.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-16    Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Nays, 1, Lim, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Derfler.
5-22(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 1--Minnis, Excused for business of
          the House, 4----Brian, Carter, Parks, Speaker Clarno.
6-3     Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 454, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Changes registration period of assumed business names from two
years to one year.¦ Allows registration of real and true names
for purpose of conducting or transacting business in state.
  ©Takes effect January 1, 1996.¦

HB 2218 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Corporation Division, Secretary of State) --  Relating to
        filing of condominium reports; prescribing an effective
        date.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
1-31    Public Hearing held.
2-7     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-9     Work Session held.
2-13    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-15    Second reading.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 8, Beyer, Carpenter, Oakley, Schoon,
          Sowa, Tiernan, Watt, Wooten, Excused, 1--Shibley.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
2-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Attending Legislative Business, 2----McCoy,
          Shannon.
3-16(H) Speaker signed.
3-17(S) President signed.
3-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 31, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          January 01, 1996.
  Transfers filing of condominium reports from Office of
Secretary of State to Real Estate Agency.
  Prescribes effective date.

HB 2219 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Corporation Division, Secretary of State) --  Relating to
        Secretary of State.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Commerce.
2-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
2-16    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Baker, Bryant, Hamby, Kennemer,
          Springer, Stull.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 215, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies provisions relating to use of certain forms by and
reinstatement of authority to operate as professional
corporations, corporations, cooperatives, limited liability
companies, nonprofit corporations, limited partnerships, certain
trusts and corporations for the use or control of water.

HB 2220 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Board of
        Examiners of Licensed Dietitians) --  Relating to
        dietitians.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires person practicing as dietitian be licensed.

HB 2221 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Department of Fish and Wildlife) --  Relating to angling
        without payment of certain fees.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Natural Resources.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Thompson. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Oakley, Shibley.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-10    Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Dwyer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 3--Baker, Dukes, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 177, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Increases number of days for which State Fish and Wildlife
Commission may authorize angling without payment of license or
tag fees.

HB 2222 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Department of Fish and Wildlife) --  Relating to the Fish
        Endowment Account; declaring an emergency.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Natural Resources.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-28    Returned to Full Committee by order of Chair.
        Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-10    Second reading.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Thompson. Passed.
        Ayes, 44 --Excused, 4--Brian, Corcoran, Minnis, Ross,
          Excused for business of the House, 12----Brown,
          Carpenter, Lundquist, Meek, Naito, Norris, Parks,
          Prozanski, Qutub, Sowa, Tarno, VanLeeuwen.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-17    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Brecke. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Adams,
          Bryant, Derfler, Phillips.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 352, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 01, 1995.
  Extends ÊsunsetÎ date for deposit of moneys in Fish Endowment
Account.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2223 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of State
        Department of Fish and Wildlife) --  Relating to angling
        licenses; prescribing an effective date.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires annual license to angle for shellfish or animals
living intertidally on the bottom.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2224 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Governor
        Barbara Roberts) --  Relating to school-based health
        centers providing contraceptive counseling, examinations
        and supplies.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Children and Families.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides funding for new school-based health centers to provide
contraceptive counseling, examinations and supplies.  Provides
additional funding for schools that already have school-based
health centers providing contraceptive counseling, examinations
and supplies.

HB 2225 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Governor
        Barbara Roberts) --  Relating to teenage parents.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
2-15    Work Session held.
2-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that approved school district teenage parent program
entitled to grant for purpose of providing peer educator training
to teenage parents.

HB 2226 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Governor
        Barbara Roberts) --  Relating to teacher training.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs state to fund teacher training in comprehensive family
life education.

HB 2227 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Judicial
        Department) --  Relating to criminal jurisdiction of
        district courts.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes limitation on jurisdiction of district courts over
misdemeanors. Validates exercise of jurisdiction by district
courts over certain misdemeanors.

HB 2228 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Judicial
        Department) --  Relating to civil procedure.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
1-24    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Parks. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Corcoran, Excused, 4--Carter,
          Fahey, Johnson, Wooten.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 6, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold, Sorenson,
          Springer, Trow, Absent, 1--McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Bunn, Derfler, Johnson.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 3, Carter, Gordly, Shields, Absent,
          2--Josi, Tiernan, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Piercy.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 455, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires that proceedings removed from small claims department
of district court by reason of request for jury trial be referred
directly to arbitration in any court that has established
mandatory arbitration program. Provides exception.  Prohibits
representation by attorneys in referred proceedings.
  Requires that decision and award in arbitration proceeding
requiring payment of money be in form prescribed for money
judgments. Directs that Council on Court Procedures elect from
its membership legislative advisory committee.

HB 2229 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Judicial
        Department) --  Relating to reinstatement of driving
        privileges.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
2-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-10    Second reading.
3-13    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 15 Calendar.
3-15    Third reading. Carried by Roberts. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 3, Gordly, Wells, Wooten, Excused,
          3--Carter, Meek, Tiernan.
3-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
4-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Springer. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Leonard.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 142, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires court to collect reinstatement fee from person whose
driving privileges have been suspended or restricted by court
order before court will order Department of Transportation to
reinstate privileges.

HB 2230 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Superintendent of Public Instruction Norma Paulus) --
        Relating to motor vehicles; appropriating money.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases certain fuel taxes and weight-mile tax if proposed
constitutional amendment allowing use of money for transportation
of public school students is adopted.
  Appropriates money to Department of Education for
transportation grants.

HB 2231 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Speaker
        Larry Campbell) --  Relating to distribution of certain

        lottery revenues to programs for treatment of behavioral
        problems related to gambling.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates three percent of net receipts from video lottery
games in each county for community mental health programs for
treatment of emotional and behavioral problems related to
gambling.

HB 2232 By Representative PARKS; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to property subject to taxation exemptions.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-27    Public Hearing held.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Includes irrigation pipe within exemption from ad valorem
taxation.

HB 2233 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Speaker
        Larry Campbell) --  Relating to children.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Children and Families with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Legislative Assembly to appropriate state moneys to
fund local administration of programs and services for children
and families that are transferred to counties and regions under
chapter 676, Oregon Laws 1993.
  Requires State Commission on Children and Families to suspend
operation of local plans for services to children and families
when adequate appropriation is not made.
  Requires appropriate state agencies to provide services when
local plans are suspended.

HB 2235 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Education Committee for Confederation of Oregon
        School Administrators) --  Relating to unemployment
        compensation for education service district employees.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies conditions for disqualification from unemployment
compensation benefits for education service district employees.

HB 2236 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Education Committee for Commissioner for
        Community College Services Roger Bassett) --  Relating to
        community colleges.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
1-25    Public Hearing held.
2-15    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-24    Work Session held.
2-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-2     Second reading.
3-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Adams, Johnson.
3-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Education.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-29    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
3-30    Second reading.
3-31    Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 1, Stull, Excused, 1--Bryant, Attending
          Legislative Business, 5----Adams, Bunn, McCoy, Miller,
          Springer.
4-4(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 4--Carter, Fisher, Johnson, Parks.
4-10    Speaker signed.
4-10(S) President signed.
4-12(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 67, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Makes technical changes to community college law.
  Allows community colleges to coordinate courses with high
schools. Moves certain community college responsibilities from
Department of Education to Office of Community College Services.
Prohibits reimbursement from state to community colleges for
delivering educational services to federal prison inmates.

HB 2237 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Dennis Luke) --  Relating to construction
        contractors.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Labor.
2-6     Public Hearing held.
2-20    Public Hearing held.
3-20    Work Session held.
3-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-29    Second reading.
3-30    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 31 Calendar.
3-31    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 2, Roberts, Thompson, Excused, 1--Fahey,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Speaker Clarno.
4-6(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Derfler. Failed.
        Ayes, 13 --Nays, 15, Brecke, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold, Hannon,
          Leonard, Lim, McCoy, Miller, Shannon, Sorenson,
          Springer, Trow, Walden, Yih, Excused, 2--Cease,
          Phillips.
        Leonard served notice of possible reconsideration.
        Walden changed from aye to nay and served notice of
          possible reconsideration.
        Motion to reconsider carried.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 8, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold, McCoy, Shannon,
          Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
        Bill passed.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 10, Brecke, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold, McCoy,
          Miller, Shannon, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused,
          2--Cease, Phillips.
        Sorenson entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
5-10(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 2, Johnston, Thompson, Excused for
          business of the House, 5----Josi, Lokan, Schoon,
          Strobeck, VanLeeuwen.
5-23    Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 216, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Specifies nonexempt class of construction contractors for
purposes including workers' compensation. Specifies civil
penalties for certain violations relating to exempt class. Makes
related changes.

HB 2238 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Dennis Luke for Real Estate Marketing
        Workgroup) --  Relating to regulation of real estate
        marketing activity; appropriating money; declaring an
        emergency.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
3-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
4-4     Work Session held.
4-11    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and subsequent referral to Ways and Means
          be rescinded.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of Speaker.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused for business of the House,
          1----Markham.
5-1(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-2     Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kennemer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Nays, 1, Dukes, Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 217, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          May 31, 1995.
  Establishes regulation program for real estate marketing
organizations. Defines terms. Allows Real Estate Commissioner to
impose civil penalty for violation of licensing regulations.
  Appropriates moneys received by Real Estate Agency under Act to
agency for purpose of implementing Act.
  ©Appropriates moneys from General Fund for biennial expenses.¦
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2239 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Dennis Luke for Jill Olin, Jeremy Gregory)
        --  Relating to community service.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
4-5     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-28    Second reading.
5-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Luke. Failed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 39, Baum, Brian, Carpenter, Corcoran,
          Fahey, Federici, Fisher, Grisham, Hayden, Johnston,
          Jones, Josi, Lehman, Lewis, Lokan, Lundquist, Mannix,
          Markham, Meek, Milne, Minnis, Montgomery, Norris,
          Oakley, Parks, Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Repine,
          Roberts, Snodgrass, Sowa, Starr, Strobeck, Tarno,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, Wells, Welsh, Excused, 1--Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Schoon.
        Minnis served notice of possible reconsideration.
        Baum changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
5-3     Bill failed.
  Makes completion of community service program high school
graduation requirement.
  Applies to person graduating after December 31, 2000.

HB 2240 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Carl Hosticka) --  Relating to the
        Lundquist Center for Business Development; declaring an
        emergency.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery funds for expansion of business assistance
program conducted by Lundquist Center for Business Development at
University of Oregon.
  Limits biennial expenditures of lottery funds.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2241 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Carl Hosticka) --  Relating to certain
        business service programs provided by the University of
        Oregon; declaring an emergency.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery funds for Software Engineering Research
Center (SERC) at University of Oregon and for public-private
electronic commerce program provided by University of Oregon.
  Limits biennial expenditures of lottery funds.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2242 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Speaker
        Larry Campbell) --  Relating to combination of public
        employee collective bargaining units.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Labor.
2-3     Public Hearing cancelled.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes public employer to petition Employment Relations
Board to combine bargaining units.

HB 2243 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Speaker
        Larry Campbell) --  Relating to classes of public
        employees prohibited from striking.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Labor.
2-3     Public Hearing cancelled.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Reduces classes of public employees prohibited from striking.

HB 2244 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Speaker
        Larry Campbell) --  Relating to factfinding in public
        employee collective bargaining.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Labor.
2-3     Public Hearing cancelled.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes factfinding in public employee collective bargaining
process only when both parties agree to participate.

HB 2245 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Speaker
        Larry Campbell) --  Relating to underground storage
        tanks.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates moneys from lottery to essential services grants for
underground storage tank site cleanup and tank replacement in
rural counties.
  Limits expenditures.
  Allows counties to develop criteria and procedures for grant
approval and to process grant applications, subject to Department
of Environmental Quality approval. Imposes application, approval
and grant distribution deadlines.

HB 2246 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Speaker
        Larry Campbell) --  Relating to taxation.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends time for filing claim for refund of income tax to seven
years for taxpayers that have taxes imposed by another state on
income taxed by both states.

HB 2247 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Larry
        Campbell for the Oregon State Grange) --  Relating to
        exemptions from occupational regulations for certain
        institutions.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Permits fraternal organizations and churches to obtain
electrical and plumbing work by uncertified and unlicensed
members.

HB 2248 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Larry
        Campbell for the Oregon State Grange) --  Relating to
        juveniles.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Lowers age for waiving child to be tried as adult from 15 to 12
for certain crimes.

HB 2249 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Larry
        Campbell for the Oregon State Grange) --  Relating to
        criminal procedure.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits plea agreements.

HB 2250 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Larry
        Campbell for the Oregon State Grange) --  Relating to
        driving while under the influence of intoxicants.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires person who is convicted of driving while under
influence of intoxicants to make complete restitution for damages
caused if person's driving privileges were suspended at time of
driving while under influence of intoxicants incident.

HB 2251 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Larry
        Campbell for the Oregon State Grange) --  Relating to
        driving while under the influence of intoxicants.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires person convicted of driving while under influence of
intoxicants to serve minimum prison term of two years. Punishes
by maximum five years imprisonment, $100,000 fine, or both.
Applies to persons arrested on and after effective date of Act.

HB 2252 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Speaker
        Larry Campbell) --  Relating to payments in lieu of
        temporary disability under workers' compensation law.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts employer and employer's insurer from paying temporary
disability compensation to injured worker if worker is paid same
wage as was received at time of injury.

HB 2253 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Carl Hosticka) --  Relating to information
        technology programs; declaring an emergency.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery funds for program conducted by University of
Oregon for extension of information technology into kindergarten
through grade 12 educational system.
  Limits biennial expenditures of lottery funds.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2254 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to school finance.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Adds Regional Cost Factor to State School Fund formula.

HB 2255 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to taxes, including but not limited to taxes
        imposed upon or measured by income.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-24    Public Hearing held.
2-27    Public Hearing held.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-10    Work Session held.
3-13    Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-22    Work Session cancelled.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
5-1     Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 41 --Nays, 2, Gordly, Shibley, Excused,
          2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for business of the House,
          15----Brian, Brown, Carpenter, Carter, Grisham,
          Johnson, Johnston, Lewis, Naito, Parks, Prozanski,
          Qutub, Tarno, Tiernan, Wooten.
5-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-26    Work Session held.
6-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Phillips.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 8, Dwyer, Hannon, Lim, McCoy, Miller,
          Springer, Timms, President Smith, Excused, 1--Hartung,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
        Timms, having been recorded as voting aye, was granted
          unanimous consent to be recorded as voting nay.
6-5(H)  House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Schoon, Rasmussen, Strobeck appointed
          House Conferees.
6-6(S)  Senators Phillips, Gold, Walden appointed Senate
          conferees.
        Work Session held.
6-7     Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-7(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated June 02 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-9     House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 38 --Nays, 19, Brown, Carpenter, Carter, Corcoran,
          Eighmey, Gordly, Johnson, Johnston, Luke, Naito, Parks,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Repine, Shibley, Shields, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Wylie, Absent, 1--Adams, Excused for business
          of the House, 2----Grisham, Meek.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Naito entered in Journal.
6-9(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 4, Dwyer, McCoy, Springer, Trow,
          Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams, Dukes,
          President Smith.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 746, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Extends sunset dates for certain pollution, plastics recycling,
reforestation, research and development, rural medical practice,
farmworker housing, child development and energy tax credits.
Defines terms. Establishes pollution prevention tax credit. Makes
related changes. Eliminates credit for geothermal heating device
connection. Decreases facility certification limit for business
energy tax credit.

HB 2256 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to taxes, including but not limited to taxes
        imposed upon or measured by income.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-27    Public Hearing held.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-14    Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-22    Work Session cancelled.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 7, Johnston, Luke, Milne, Montgomery,
          Parks, Qutub, Snodgrass, Excused, 4--Carter, Fahey,
          Johnson, Wooten.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Failed.
        Ayes, 12 --Nays, 16, Bryant, Derfler, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Hamby, Hannon, Leonard, Miller, Phillips, Sorenson,
          Springer, Stull, Timms, Trow, Yih, Absent, 1--McCoy,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bunn.
        Phillips, Gold changed from aye to nay and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Dwyer served notice of possible reconsideration.
5-30    Motion to reconsider carried on voice vote.
        Bill passed.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 9, Bryant, Derfler, Dukes, Dwyer, Hamby,
          Hannon, Miller, Springer, Stull, Excused, 1--Cease,
          Attending Legislative Business, 2----Timms, Yih.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 8, Hayden, Johnston, Lehman, Milne,
          Montgomery, Oakley, Qutub, Snodgrass, Excused,
          1--Shibley, Excused for business of the House,
          2----Johnson, Speaker Clarno.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 648, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes First Break Program to provide tax credits for
employers who hire gang-involved or gang-affected youth. Requires
that Employment Department adopt rules that provide criteria for
identifying youths eligible for program.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1996.
  ©Appropriates moneys.¦

HB 2257 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to taxes, including but not limited to taxes
        imposed upon or measured by income.
1-11(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-27    Public Hearing held.
3-14    Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-22    Work Session cancelled.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
5-1     Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-16    Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 3, Carpenter, Johnson, Watt, Excused,
          2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for business of the House,
          4----Meek, Naito, Parks, Prozanski.
5-18(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-26    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends sunset of tax credits granted for rural medical
practice and bone marrow transplant expense. Adds licensed
dentists to persons eligible for rural medical practice credit.
Modifies provisions relating to contributions made to child
development program. Establishes tax credit for seasonal
farmworker housing projects.

HB 2258 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to taxes, including but not limited to health
        insurance tax credits.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies health insurance tax credit granted to certain
employers and certain employees. Eliminates alternative credit
schedule amounts. Removes sunset date.

HB 2259 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to taxes, including but not limited to taxes
        imposed upon or measured by income.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
3-14    Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-22    Work Session cancelled.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
5-1     Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends sunsets of following income tax credits: involuntary
mobile home moves; child development program contributions;
farmworker housing construction; farmworker housing loans.

HB 2260 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to enterprise zones.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Commerce.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
2-9     Public Hearing held.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
3-30    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-13    Recommendation:  Do pass and be referred to State and
          School Finance.
        Referred to State and School Finance by order of Speaker.
4-26    Public Hearing held.
4-28    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-5     Second reading.
5-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 9 Calendar.
5-9     Third reading. Carried by Rasmussen. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Luke, Mannix.
5-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Bryant, Hannon, Johnson.
5-29(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
5-30    Representatives Carpenter, Shibley appointed House
          Conferees.
5-31(S) Senators Phillips, Dukes, Lim appointed Senate conferees.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-5     Work Session held.
6-6(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 23 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-7(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-8(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 54 --Absent, 2--Gordly, Minnis, Excused,
          2--Shields, Watt, Excused for business of the House,
          2----Parks, Speaker Clarno.
6-9(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 28 --Attending Legislative Business, 2----Dukes,
          Shannon.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 747, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Eliminates specific termination dates for existing enterprise
zones.
  Provides 10-year period of existence for enterprise zones.
  Allows Director of Economic Development Department, upon
termination of enterprise zone, to competitively designate
successor or replacement enterprise zone.

HB 2261 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to taxation.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-27    Public Hearing held.
3-8     Work Session held.
3-10    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Lokan. Passed.
        Ayes, 46 --Nays, 3, Johnston, Parks, Tiernan, Excused,
          4--Brian, Corcoran, Minnis, Ross, Excused for business
          of the House, 7----Fahey, Johnson, Lundquist, Meek,
          Norris, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Walden. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Absent, 1--McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Baker, Johnson.
        Phillips declared potential conflict of interest.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused for business of the House,
          1----Piercy.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 748, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Extends repeal date for certain property tax exemptions from
1996 to 2002. Repeals radiation fallout shelter property tax
exemption. Deletes requirement that assessor value exempt federal
property.

HB 2262 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to finance.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates state corporate surplus refund (corporate surplus
kicker). Applies to bienniums beginning on or after July 1, 1993.

HB 2263 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to finance.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates state surplus refund (surplus kicker). Applies to
biennia beginning on or after July 1, 1993.

HB 2264 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance) --
        Relating to finance.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes method of determining and distribution of state surplus
refund. Applies first to any 1993-1995 biennial surplus.

HB 2265 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon State Association of County Assessors) --
        Relating to taxation.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Fahey.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 9, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Leonard, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Absent, 1--McCoy.
5-30(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
5-31    Representatives Schoon, Federici, Strobeck appointed
          House Conferees.
5-31(S) Senators Phillips, Gold, Hartung appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-5     Work Session held.
6-6(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 25 and bill be repassed.
6-6(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate. (No Senate
          action required.)
6-8(H)  Motion to adopt Conference Committee Report failed.
6-10    At Desk upon adjournment.
  ©Changes dates for submission of information and making
determinations as to state support for county property tax
assessment and appraisal systems.¦
  Expands definition of inventory exempt from property taxes.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after July 1, 1996.

HB 2266 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon State Association of County Assessors) --
        Relating to taxation, including but not limited to
        special assessment as farm use land.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides method of determining local tax rate component of
capitalization rate used to determine farm values.
  Authorizes owner to withdraw land in exclusive farm use zone
from special assessment as farmland.

HB 2267 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon State Association of County Assessors) --
        Relating to taxation.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Lokan. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 2--Tiernan, Wells, Excused, 1--Fahey.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Motion to refer to Ways and Means carried
          on voice vote.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Eliminates property tax exemption for radiation fallout
shelters. Applies to tax years beginning on or after July 1,
1996.¦
  Increases on January 1, 1996, motor vehicle fuel tax from 24
cents to 25 cents. Increases on January 1, 1997, motor vehicle
fuel tax from 25 cents to 26 cents. Ties, with annual increase
limitation, motor vehicle fuel tax increases to Consumer Price
Index beginning on January 1, 1998. Provides for allocation of
revenues.

HB 2268 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon State Association of County Assessors) --
        Relating to taxation.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires, for conformity with other special assessment laws,
that applications for eastern or western Oregon forestland
designation be made on or before April 1. Deletes right to make
application within 30 days after property is added to rolls as
omitted property, or by December 15 of year of increase in
assessed value.
  Allows declassification of land as small tract optional
forestland if notice is mailed or delivered before August 15 of
year of declassification.

HB 2269 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Office of Emergency Management) --  Relating to the 9-1-1
        emergency reporting system.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to State and School Finance.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
2-6     Public Hearing held.
2-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-6     Work Session held.
3-13    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-22    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
3-23    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
3-30    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to State and School Finance by prior reference.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
4-12    Work Session held.
4-17    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 3, Johnston, Sowa, Uherbelau, Excused,
          3--Markham, Roberts, Speaker Clarno.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-8     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Trow.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 3, Dwyer, Kennemer, Sorenson, Excused,
          2--Cease, Phillips.
        Yih, having been recorded as voting nay, was granted
          unanimous consent to be recorded as voting aye.
5-30(H) Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 276, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Revises financing method for 9-1-1 emergency reporting system.
Requires that Office of Emergency Management submit report to
Legislative Assembly by January 1999 on status of providing
enhanced 9-1-1 service on statewide basis.

HB 2270 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        School Construction Finance Mediation Group) --  Relating
        to school funding.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that certain revenue received by school district be
dedicated to construction. Requires that county assessor report
to Department of Revenue total amount of taxes levied on property
in taxing district from residential construction in last two
years.

HB 2271 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        School Construction Finance Mediation Group) --  Relating
        to public school facilities.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Without recommendation as to passage.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates moneys from lottery funds to subsidize construction
and maintenance of public school facilities when local school
district passes bond measure raising at least 50 percent of cost.
Limits size of individual grants.

HB 2272 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon School Boards Association, Beaverton School
        District) --  Relating to equity fees for school
        districts.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes county to impose school equity impact fee on new
residential development to pay for new school construction or
capital improvements. Provides certain limitations.

HB 2273 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon Association of School Executives) --  Relating to
        school funding.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes school funding formula.

HB 2274 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon Association of School Executives) --  Relating to
        school funding transportation grant.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-12    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes calculation of transportation grant under school
funding formula for next three years.

HB 2275 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon Association of School Executives) --  Relating to
        school finance; declaring an emergency.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing held.
1-23    Work Session held.
1-24    Work Session held.
1-25    Work Session held.
1-26    Work Session held.
1-31    Work Session held.
2-1     Work Session held.
2-2     Work Session held.
2-6     Work Session held.
2-10    Work Session held.
2-13    Work Session cancelled.
2-17    Work Session held.
2-21    Work Session held.
2-23    Work Session held.
3-2     Work Session cancelled.
        Work Session held.
3-3     Work Session held.
3-6     Work Session held.
3-21    Work Session held.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-4     Second reading.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 2, Lehman, Welsh, Excused, 2--Fahey,
          Oakley.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-10    Work Session held.
5-17    Work Session held.
5-18    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 4, Baker, Bunn, Kennemer, Lim, Absent,
          1--McCoy.
5-30(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Schoon, Baum, Beyer appointed House
          Conferees.
5-30(S) Senators Phillips, Gold, Walden appointed Senate
          conferees.
5-31    Work Session cancelled.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-6(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 25 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-7(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-8(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Corcoran, Excused, 2--Shields, Watt,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Lewis.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Corcoran, Excused, 2--Shields, Watt,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Lewis.
6-9(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 2, Kennemer, Lim, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Dukes, Leonard, Sorenson.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 649, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 18, 1995.
  Modifies formulas for figuring school district's General
Purpose Grant. Specifies qualifications for classification as
remote small school. Establishes grant for Juvenile Corrections
Education Program.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2276 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Oregon Association of School Executives) --  Relating to
        remote small schools.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing held.
1-20    Public Hearing held.
2-13    Work Session cancelled.
2-17    Work Session held.
2-21    Work Session held.
2-23    Work Session held.
3-2     Work Session cancelled.
        Work Session held.
3-3     Work Session held.
3-6     Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes calculation of remote small school's additional amount
to be added to weighted average daily membership for purposes of
State School Fund.

HB 2277 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for
        Oregon Association of School Executives) --  Relating to
        education service district finance.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
1-19    Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing held.
1-24    Work Session held.
1-25    Work Session held.
2-13    Work Session cancelled.
2-17    Work Session held.
2-21    Work Session held.
2-23    Work Session held.
3-2     Work Session cancelled.
        Work Session held.
3-3     Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Specifies percentage of education service district replacement
funding.

HB 2278 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Committee on Revenue and School Finance for the
        Department of Education) --  Relating to education
        service districts.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes requirements of State Board of Education's order
designating education service districts. Creates Grant and
Wheeler County education service district.

HB 2279 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Committee on Trade and Economic Development)
        --  Relating to industrial training grants; appropriating
        money; declaring an emergency.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Economic Development Department to establish grant
program to finance in part training programs operated by trade
and industry associations.
  Requires rules for grant program to give preference to certain
industries and training programs and to limit amount of grants.
  Appropriates moneys, out of General Fund, for grant program.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2280 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Committee on Trade and Economic Development)
        --  Relating to work-based learning activities in
        Certificate of Advanced Mastery programs.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs modified application of wage and hour laws for certain
students participating in work-based learning activities under
Certificate of Advanced Mastery programs.

HB 2281 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House

        Interim Task Force on Hispanic and Migrant Issues) --
        Relating to public health.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-18    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
1-23    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that state medical, dental, mental health and drug and
alcohol treatment services be delivered so as to be available to
persons of all cultures and national origins.

HB 2282 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Hispanic and Migrant Issues) --
        Relating to access to services of state agencies.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Department of Human Resources, Employment Department
and Housing and Community Services Department to match percentage
of employees who are fluent in language spoken by client
population with percentage of client population who speak
language.

HB 2283 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Hispanic and Migrant Issues) --
        Relating to Commission on Hispanic Affairs.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs President of Senate and Speaker of House to jointly
appoint members of Commission on Hispanic Affairs.

HB 2284 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Hispanic and Migrant Issues) --
        Relating to bilingual interpreters.
1-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-11    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to develop
criteria for bilingual interpreters for state agencies.

HB 2285 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of House
        Interim Task Force on Hispanic and Migrant Issues) --
        Relating to Commission on Agricultural Labor.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates Commission on Agricultural Labor for purpose of
providing means for state to coordinate approach to long term
agricultural worker issues, and to coordinate agencies and
efforts associated with agricultural labor issues.

HB 2286 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Carl Hosticka) --  Relating to the
        Institute for a Sustainable Environment; declaring an
        emergency.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery funds for expansion of program for
development and transfer of natural resource decision-making
processes and technologies conducted by Institute for a
Sustainable Environment at University of Oregon.
  Limits biennial expenditures of lottery funds.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2287 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Carl Hosticka) --  Relating to the Pacific
        Northwest seismic monitoring array; declaring an
        emergency.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery funds for expansion of Pacific Northwest
seismic monitoring array operated by University of Oregon.
  Limits biennial expenditures of lottery funds for such purpose.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2288 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Carl Hosticka) --  Relating to University
        of Oregon Center on Human Development; appropriating
        money; declaring an emergency.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Appropriates moneys out of General Fund, for biennium beginning
July 1, 1995, to Department of Higher Education to expand First
Steps program at University of Oregon Center on Human
Development.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2289 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Carl Hosticka) --  Relating to University
        of Oregon Center on Human Development; appropriating
        money; declaring an emergency.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Higher
Education, for biennium beginning July 1, 1995, to replicate
successful child abuse prevention programs at University of
Oregon Center on Human Development.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2290 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Carl Hosticka) --  Relating to University
        of Oregon Riverfront Research Park; appropriating money;
        declaring an emergency.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Appropriates moneys from Capital Construction Trust Fund to
Department of Higher Education for construction of building at
University of Oregon Riverfront Research Park.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2291 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Leadership Committee) --  Relating to
        legislative sessions; prescribing an effective date.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Implements provisions of proposed constitutional amendment
authorizing Legislative Assembly to hold organizational session
in January of odd-numbered year and regular session in September
of odd-numbered year. Adjusts dates to conform to requirements of
organizational and regular sessions.
  Takes effect on effective date of House Joint Resolution[7
(1995).

HB 2292 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of Joint
        Legislative Interim Leadership Committee) --  Relating to
        the financial administration of the state; prescribing an
        effective date.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes beginning of state fiscal year to January 1. Changes
beginning of biennium to January 1 of even-numbered year. Makes
related changes.
  Becomes effective upon voter approval of House Joint Resolution
7 (1995).

HB 2293 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix for the Oregon Association of
        Realtors) --  Relating to Real Estate Agency publication.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
2-6     Public Hearing held.
3-20    Work Session held.
4-17    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits Real Estate Agency from publicly reporting
disciplinary action until after any appeals of such action.

HB 2294 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to alcoholic
        liquor.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-20    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows city or county to elect to issue binding recommendations
to Oregon Liquor Control Commission concerning certain liquor
licenses.
  Prohibits issuance of certain liquor licenses to premises
located within 1,000 feet of specified schools. Exempts certain
premises.
  Prohibits employment of persons under 21 years of age for any
purpose in area posted under commission rule as off-limits for
minors.

HB 2295 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to transfer of
        title to vehicles; prescribing an effective date.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires transferor of interest in motor vehicle to notify
Department of Transportation of transfer. Requires department to
note transfer on records. Authorizes department to adopt rules to
implement requirements of Act.
  Creates offense of submitting false notice of transfer.
Punishes by maximum $940 fine.
  Takes effect July 1, 1996.

HB 2296 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to land.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-25    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
1-30    Public Hearing held.
2-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-28    Second reading.
3-29    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 30 Calendar.
3-30    Third reading. Carried by Corcoran.
        Motion to rerefer to Natural Resources failed.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 38, Adams, Baum, Brian, Carpenter,
          Corcoran, Fisher, Grisham, Hayden, Johnson, Jones,
          Lehman, Lewis, Lokan, Luke, Lundquist, Mannix, Meek,
          Milne, Minnis, Montgomery, Norris, Oakley, Parks,
          Prozanski, Qutub, Repine, Schoon, Snodgrass, Sowa,
          Starr, Strobeck, Tarno, Thompson, VanLeeuwen, Watt,
          Wells, Welsh, Speaker Clarno, Excused, 4--Carter,
          Markham, Roberts, Tiernan.
        Passed.
        Ayes, 41 --Nays, 17, Brown, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Gordly, Josi, Naito, Parks, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Strobeck, Uherbelau, Wooten,
          Wylie, Excused, 2--Carter, Tiernan.
3-31(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-4     Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 1, Sorenson, Excused, 1--Hartung,
          Attending Legislative Business, 7----Adams, Bryant,
          Derfler, Gold, Miller, Phillips, Springer.
5-22(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 3, Piercy, Ross, Wooten, Absent,
          1--Beyer, Excused, 1--Minnis, Excused for business of
          the House, 4----Brian, Carter, Parks, Speaker Clarno.
6-3     Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 456, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Consolidates provisions on liability of landowners for personal
injury, death or property damage arising out of use of land for
recreational purposes, ©and¦ woodcutting or harvest of special
forest products. Increases charge that may be made by landowner
for woodcutting while retaining immunity from $15 per day to $20
per ©day¦ cord.
  Allows person to declare land open to the public and acquire
immunity from liability for personal injury, death or property
damage arising out of use of land for recreational purposes,
woodcutting or harvest of special forest products.
  Provides immunity for all personal injury, death or property
damage except for damages arising out of landowner's intentional
infliction of harm.

HB 2297 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to sentencing.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes mandatory minimum sentences for specified felonies.

HB 2298 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to Mental
        Health and Developmental Disability Services Division.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-27    Public Hearing held.
2-3     Public Hearing held.
2-24    Work Session held.
2-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-2     Second reading.
3-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Mannix. Passed.
        Ayes, 44 --Nays, 14, Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Corcoran,
          Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly, Lokan, Meek, Naito, Shibley,
          Shields, Uherbelau, Wooten, Excused, 2--Adams, Johnson.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Piercy entered in Journal.
3-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
4-28    Second reading.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 4, Cease, Dwyer, Gold, Trow, Attending
          Legislative Business, 6----Bryant, Derfler, Kintigh,
          Leonard, McCoy, President Smith.
5-5(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 5, Brown, Eighmey, Gordly, Lokan, Naito,
          Absent, 2--Johnson, Tiernan, Excused, 2--Oakley,
          Shibley.
5-16    Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 141, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Provides that mentally ill person committed to Mental Health
and Developmental Disability Services Division has right to send
or receive sealed mail, subject to limitations for security ©and
therapeutic¦ reasons in state institutions. Establishes certain
notification requirements regarding mail and personal property.
  ©Declares emergency, effective on passage.¦

HB 2299 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to salary plan
        modifications to implement collective bargaining
        agreements.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
3-29    Public Hearing held.
4-6     Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires prior budgetary and personnel action by Legislative
Assembly before Department of Administrative Services modifies
salary plan to implement collective bargaining agreement.

HB 2300 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix for the Oregon Medical
        Association) --  Relating to health care cooperatives.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to Judiciary.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-22    Public Hearing held.
3-8     Public Hearing held.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes physician cooperatives for provision of health care
services. Defines terms. Exempts cooperatives from antitrust
laws. Provides for supervision and oversight by Department of
Human Resources. Requires director to establish board of
governors for approved cooperatives.

HB 2301 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to sentencing.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes mandatory minimum sentences for second and
subsequent felony convictions.

HB 2302 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to sentencing.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs State Sentencing Guidelines Board to revise guidelines
to provide for mandatory minimum sentence of six months for first
felony conviction.

HB 2303 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to artificial
        insemination.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits physician from performing artificial insemination on
unmarried woman.

HB 2304 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to children.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Children and Families.
3-30    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits surrogacy agreements. Punishes by maximum five years'
imprisonment, $100,000 fine, or both.

HB 2305 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to criminal
        procedure.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Tolls statute of limitations for criminal actions during period
when victim is incapable of communicating.

HB 2306 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to water right
        application process.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Water Policy.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes fee on person who annually files more than three public
interest objections to applications for water right permits.

HB 2307 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to farm labor
        contractor bonds.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Labor.
2-8     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes farm labor contractors bond at $10,000.

HB 2308 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to mental
        health services.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes involuntary commitment procedure when court
determines person is incapacitated as result of alcoholism or
drug dependency.
  Sunsets court determined involuntary commitment procedures as
result of alcoholism or drug dependency, December 31, 1997.

HB 2309 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to paternity.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies conclusive presumption of paternity for child born to
wife cohabiting with husband.
  Allows court to deny paternity action initiated by putative
father when court determines that putative father's sexual
conduct that resulted in pregnancy would constitute crime of rape
or incest, unless putative father can establish that
determination of paternity would be in best interests of child.
Prescribes factors for court's consideration.
  Changes paternity trial requirement from trial by jury to trial
by court.

HB 2310 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to minors.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crime of electronically furnishing obscene material to
minors. Punishes by maximum one year imprisonment, $10,000 fine
or both.

HB 2311 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to impoundment
        of vehicles.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes impoundment of uninsured vehicle, of vehicle being
operated by person with no valid driving privileges and of
vehicle that is not currently registered.

HB 2312 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to Task Force
        on Certification and Licensing; appropriating money.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to General Govermnent and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes task force to investigate and recommend ways to
standardize and consolidate investigation, hearings and licensing
procedures of state agencies, boards and commissions.
  Appropriates moneys to task force for purposes of Act.

HB 2313 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to
        sterilization.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-27    Public Hearing held.
2-3     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires person to be at least 18 years of age to give informed
consent for sterilization.

HB 2314 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to pioneer
        cemeteries.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-5     Second reading.
5-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 9 Calendar.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Mannix. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 5, Carpenter, Luke, Montgomery, Qutub,
          Snodgrass, Excused, 1--Fahey.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
6-6     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-7     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
6-8     Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 6, Bryant, Derfler, Dwyer, Leonard, Lim,
          Trow, Attending Legislative Business, 1----Dukes.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 457, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes Pioneer Cemetery Commission.

HB 2315 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to adoption.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Children and Families.
3-30    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires person placing child for independent adoption to
provide certain services. Expands list of information that must
be filed with petition to adopt child. Prohibits private entities
from advertising to adopt or to place children for adoption.
Requires entity arranging adoption to ask biological parent if
child may contact parent when child reaches age of majority.

HB 2316 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to stalking;
        declaring an emergency.
1-12(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-13    Referred to Judiciary.
1-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
1-24    Public Hearing held.
2-7     Work Session held.
2-28    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-6     Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-5     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-10    Work Session held.
4-14    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Markham, Roberts, Speaker Clarno.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Judiciary.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-18    Second reading.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 1--Miller, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Bryant, Dwyer, Timms.
5-23(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 52 --Absent, 1--Shields, Excused, 2--Snodgrass,
          Wooten, Excused for business of the House,
          5----Corcoran, Fahey, Norris, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
6-2     Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 353, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          June 14, 1995.
  Modifies elements of crime of stalking. Provides that officer
issue citation rather than officer's stalking protective order.
©Requires court to award costs and lost wages if petitioner acts
in bad faith. Allows entry of, ex parte, temporary court's
stalking protective order.¦ Requires court, at time petition is

filed and upon finding of probable cause, to enter temporary
court's stalking protective order.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2317 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to marriage.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Declares policy of state that legal marriage between man and
woman is special relationship that should be favored and
supported by state and political subdivisions of state. Prohibits
rule, regulation, charter provision, ordinance, resolution or
policy that is inconsistent with policy. Requires provision in
public contracts that contractor not adopt or enforce policy that
is inconsistent with state policy.

HB 2318 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to state
        personnel relations.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to Labor.
2-17    Public Hearing held.
3-20    Work Session held.
3-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-29    Second reading.
3-30    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 31 Calendar.
3-31    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Third reading. Carried by Mannix. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Fahey, Johnston.
4-6(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by McCoy.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
5-10(H) Speaker signed.
5-10(S) President signed.
5-17(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 114, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Defines Êstate serviceÎ for purposes of State Personnel
Relations Law to include certain military personnel who are
included in state service under another state law.

HB 2319 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to computer
        information systems.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs operators of computer networks to keep records of
identity of users of network and of personal information about
individuals that is disclosed to users. Requires disclosure to
individual when information about individual is accessed by user
of network. Sets rules for disclosures. Allows injunction or
maximum civil penalty of $100,000, or both, for violation.

HB 2320 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to records of
        the Department of Transportation.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
1-20    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits Department of Transportation from releasing names or
addresses from driver or vehicle files except to specified
persons.

HB 2321 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to federal tax
        law connection.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Governs connection of Oregon personal income and corporate tax
and other laws to federal Internal Revenue Code. Applies
generally to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1995, but
contains retroactive applications.

HB 2322 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to
        disqualification from unemployment compensation.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to Labor.
2-3     Public Hearing cancelled.
2-13    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-13    Second reading.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Carpenter. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Brian, Minnis.
4-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 6, Brecke, Dwyer, Gold, Sorenson,
          Springer, Trow, Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
        Gold entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
5-10(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 2, Naito, Sowa, Excused for business of
          the House, 4----Josi, Schoon, Strobeck, VanLeeuwen.
5-23    Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 178, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Disqualifies from receipt of unemployment compensation
individuals who violate qualified employer ©safety programs¦
policy including provisions restricting controlled substances or
alcohol in workplace. Directs Employment Department to adopt
specified rules.

HB 2323 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to judicial
        ballots.
1-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-17    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that ballot designation indicating judge is incumbent
specify whether judge is elected or appointed incumbent.

HB 2324 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to criminal
        organizations.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crimes of engaging in criminal organization activity in
first, second and third degrees. Punishes engaging in criminal
organization activity in first degree by maximum of 20 years'
imprisonment, $300,000 fine, or both. Punishes engaging in
criminal organization activity in second degree by maximum of 10
years' imprisonment, $200,000 fine, or both. Punishes engaging in
criminal organization activity in third degree by maximum of five
years' imprisonment, $100,000 fine, or both. Provides that person
15, 16 or 17 years of age at time person commits crime of
engaging in criminal organization activity in any degree is adult
subject to prosecution as adult. Defines Êcriminal organization.Î

HB 2325 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to tax appeals;
        appropriating money.
1-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-9     Public Hearing held.
2-13    Public Hearing held.
2-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-27    Work Session held.
3-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Mannix. Passed.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 9, Corcoran, Gordly, Norris, Rasmussen,
          Roberts, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Uherbelau, Excused,
          2--Adams, Johnson.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Lokan, Piercy entered in
          Journal.
3-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary, then Ways and Means.
4-24    Public Hearing held.
5-3     Public Hearing held.
5-10    Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Public Safety/Regulation.
5-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-2     Returned to Full Committee.
6-3     Work Session held.
6-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
6-6     Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Bryant.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 7, Brecke, Gold, Leonard, McCoy,
          Springer, Trow, Yih, Excused, 2--Kintigh, Shannon.
6-8(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 52 --Nays, 6, Gordly, Ross, Shields, Sowa,
          Uherbelau, Wooten, Absent, 1--Beyer, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Brian.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 650, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Creates magistrate division in Oregon Tax Court. Authorizes
judge of tax court to appoint presiding magistrate and tax court
clerk. Replaces Oregon Tax Court small claims division with small
claims procedures in magistrate division. Establishes classes of
cases for which plaintiff may elect to file small claims
procedure. Removes administrative appeals process in Department
of Revenue. Makes related changes. Prescribes operative date and
provides exceptions thereto.

HB 2326 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to criminal
        justice; appropriating money.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Revises provisions relating to: registration of, and
notification concerning, sex offenders; expunction of criminal
and juvenile records; unitary assessment; sentencing of
offenders; authority of corrections personnel; nuisance;
compromise of crimes; release of defendants before trial;
awarding attorney fees in appeals; post-conviction relief; habeas
corpus proceedings; fines for misdemeanors; restitution in plea
agreements; right to jury trial; challenging grand jurors;
joinder of defendant; sentences for juveniles remanded to adult
court; child victim hearsay exception; disclosure; authority of
investigator of district attorney's office; stopping of persons;
criminal driving while suspended or revoked; sealing of search
warrant application; authority of State Fire Marshal regarding
search warrants and credit for time served.
  Creates crime of interfering with peace officer. Punishes by
maximum of one year imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both.
  Immunizes police officer from liability for injuries resulting
from hot pursuit.
  Creates action for injury resulting from illegal drug
activities.
  Provides for forfeiture of public employee's pension benefits
upon conviction for certain crimes.
  Requires Department of Corrections to notify employee of
inmate's status as HIV positive if employee has contact with
inmate.
  Creates procedure for notifying certain public safety personnel
if defendant has communicable disease.
  Creates material witness procedure.
  Directs State Sentencing Guidelines Board to amend specified
rules.
  Provides for forfeiture of vehicle under certain circumstances.
  Allows peace officers to use uniform citation for specified
violations.

HB 2327 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Governor-elect Kitzhaber) --  Relating to forest
        management.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends sunset of reforestation tax credit. Authorizes funding
for State Forester to ensure lands meet forest management
standards.

HB 2328 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Governor-elect Kitzhaber) --  Relating to market-based
        incentives for implementation of water pollution controls
        by Department of Environmental Quality.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows Department of Environmental Quality to establish
market-based incentive program for implementing water pollution
controls.

HB 2329 By Representative SHIELDS --  Relating to exclusion of
        income of ministers from taxes imposed upon net earnings
        from self-employment.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Shields. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Nays, 1, Carpenter.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Shields.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 1--Hartung, Attending Legislative
          Business, 7----Adams, Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Miller,
          Phillips, Springer.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 458, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Extends retroactively ministers' income exclusion from net
earnings from self-employment for payroll tax purposes to 1985
and later tax years.

HB 2330 By Representative SHIELDS --  Relating to Department of
        Transportation records.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
1-20    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Department of Transportation to keep person's
residence address confidential if person so requests, pays fee
and agrees to allow department to act as agent for service of
process.

HB 2331 By Representative SHIELDS --  Relating to elections.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires reporting of certain loan guarantees as political
contributions.

HB 2332 By Representative SHIELDS --  Relating to motor vehicle
        bumpers.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that operation of vehicle with bumper height of more
than 29 inches is infraction. Exempts vehicles over 10,000 pounds
gross weight. Exempts commercial vehicles.
  Punishes with maximum fine of $470.

HB 2333 By Representative SHIELDS --  Relating to motor vehicles.
1-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-18    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires use of vehicle lights when windshield wipers are in
use.

HB 2334 By Representative PARKS (at the request of Klamath Falls
        Police Department) --  Relating to crime.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Judiciary.
1-26    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
2-8     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-20    Work Session held.
2-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-28    Second reading.
3-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 2 Calendar.
3-2     Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Gordly, Excused, 2--Shields, Welsh.
3-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Motion to rerefer to Judiciary carried on voice vote.
5-30    Work Session held.
6-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Stull.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Gold,
          Miller, Phillips, Springer.
6-7(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused for business of the House, 2----Brian,
          Roberts.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 651, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Provides that assaulting public safety officer, including peace
officer, corrections officer, youth corrections officer,
emergency medical technician, firefighter or parole and probation
officer acting in course of official duty is punishable by
maximum one year imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both.
  Creates crime of unlawful use of electrical stun gun, tear gas
or mace in second degree. Punishes by maximum of one year
imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both. ©Establishes sentencing
requirement when victim is firefighter.¦
  Creates crime of unlawful use of electrical stun gun, tear gas
or mace in first degree. Punishes by maximum of five years'
imprisonment, $100,000 fine, or both. Expands definitions of
Êpeace officerÎ and Êpolice officerÎ to include certain
investigators of district attorney's office.

HB 2335 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to courts.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Judiciary.
1-24    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-1     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-6     Work Session held.
2-8     Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-9     Second reading.
2-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 16 Calendar.
2-16    Third reading. Carried by Qutub. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Shibley, Excused for business of
          the House, 1----Repine.
2-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
4-26    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows party to civil proceeding to include signed recitation
that pleading, affidavit, statement or document is signed under
penalty of perjury in lieu of notarized verification or
affidavit.

HB 2336 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to Child Abuse
        Multidisciplinary Intervention Account.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Children and Families.
2-2     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Transfers administration of Child Abuse Multidisciplinary
Intervention Account from Children's Services Division to State
Commission on Children and Families. Increases percentage of
funding distribution from Criminal Fine and Assessment Account.

HB 2337 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to default on student
        loans.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
4-12    Returned to Full Committee.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-26    Second reading.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 52 --Nays, 5, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Roberts, Ross, Excused, 1--Jones, Excused for business
          of the House, 2----Schoon, Tiernan.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Education.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 2, McCoy, Springer, Excused,
          1--Phillips, Attending Legislative Business,
          4----Bryant, Hamby, Kennemer, Stull.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 179, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes condition under which State Scholarship Commission
may declare person in default on student loan guaranteed or
insured by commission. Specifies entities that commission must
notify regarding default. Prohibits renewal or issuance of
license, certification or registration necessary to practice
profession or engage in trade if person is in default on student
loan guaranteed or insured by commission. Allows commission to
garnish wages. ©State Scholarship Commission.  Requires
revocation or suspension of driving privileges if person is in
default on student loan.¦

HB 2338 By Representative MEEK; Representative NAITO --  Relating
        to synthetic opiates.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
2-10    Public Hearing held.
2-20    Public Hearing held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-24    Public Hearing held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
4-10    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-28    Second reading.
5-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 1--Wooten, Excused for business of
          the House, 3----Oakley, Schoon, VanLeeuwen.
5-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Judiciary.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Hamby. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 8----Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Leonard, McCoy,
          Phillips, Timms, Trow.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Allows dispensing of synthetic opiates to drug-dependent person
only when certain types of treatment have been ineffective or ©on
written request of licensed physician¦ for purposes of
life-saving emergency detoxification. ©Allows probation officer
to overrule decision of physician.¦

HB 2339 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to children;
        appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Abolishes Office of Juvenile Corrections in Children's Services
Division and creates Juvenile Corrections Division in Department
of Human Resources. Changes name of State Office for Services to
Children and Families to Child Protective Services Division.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2340 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to taxation.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates personal income tax deduction for medical expenses and
health insurance premiums. Repeals duplicative deductions for
senior citizen medical expenses and health insurance premiums for
certain self-employed individuals.
  Creates income tax credit for certain medical and nonmedical
expenses paid for care of elderly family member. Limits amount of
credit to lesser of $250 or eight percent of expenses.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1996.

HB 2341 By Representative MEEK; Representative LOKAN --  Relating
        to traffic offenses; declaring an emergency.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Returns minimum bail and fine schedule for traffic offenses to
pre-1993 level. Specifies that Supreme Court may not adopt
minimum bail schedule for traffic offenses. Applies to offenses
committed on or after effective date of Act.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2342 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to judgments.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides for separate judgment in any action in which amount of
judgment payable to plaintiff is reduced by reason of nonuse of
seat belt. Requires entry of judgment requiring defendants to pay
amount of reduction into Common School Fund.

HB 2343 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to traffic
        offenses; declaring an emergency.
1-18(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-19    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Returns minimum bail and fine schedule for traffic offenses to
pre-1993 level. Specifies that Supreme Court may not adopt
minimum bail schedule for traffic offenses. Applies to offenses
committed on or after effective date of Act.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2344 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to elections by
        mail.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-20    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires primary and general elections to be held by mail.
Specifies primary election procedures.

HB 2345 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to liens for
        services provided by long term care facilities.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Commerce.
3-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-30    Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Third reading. Carried by Mannix. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused for business of the House,
          2----Markham, Speaker Clarno.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
5-1(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-2     Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-16    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Failed.
        Ayes, 14 --Nays, 13, Baker, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer,
          Gold, Hamby, Hannon, Kennemer, Leonard, Sorenson,
          Springer, Trow, Absent, 1--McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Adams, Johnson.
        Kennemer changed from aye to nay and served notice of
          possible reconsideration.
        Dwyer served notice of possible reconsideration.
5-30    Motion to reconsider carried on voice vote.
        Bill passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 5, Baker, Dukes, Leonard, Sorenson,
          Springer, Excused, 1--Cease, Attending Legislative
          Business, 5----Dwyer, Hamby, Timms, Yih, President
          Smith.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 50 --Nays, 7, Brown, Eighmey, Gordly, Meek,
          Roberts, Shields, Sowa, Absent, 1--Josi, Excused for
          business of the House, 2----Johnson, Speaker Clarno.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 749, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Creates lien for long term care facilities. Defines terms.
  Provides for lien for amount of unpaid contracted costs of care
plus interest in favor of long term care facility. Specifies
contents of notice of lien.
  Provides procedure for claiming and foreclosing lien.  Provides
procedure for filing certificate that notice of lien is
discharged.

HB 2346 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to public
        disclosure of library records.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-20    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts from public disclosure certain library records that
identify person.

HB 2347 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Representative Kevin Mannix) --  Relating to contagious
        diseases.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-20    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows court to order blood testing of subject of criminal
complaint or juvenile petition for contagious disease upon
request by alleged victim and probable cause to believe transfer
of bodily fluids may have occurred. Allows court to order
appropriate post-mortem testing for contagious disease upon
request by victim and probable cause to believe transfer of
bodily fluids from deceased person occurred during commission of
crime or juvenile activity that would constitute misdemeanor or
felony if committed by adult.

HB 2348 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to HIV testing.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-20    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Permits person alleging involuntary substantial exposure to
bodily fluids of another to seek court order for HIV testing of
source individual.

HB 2349 By Representative ROBERTS (at the request of Mike Burton)
        --  Relating to allocation of lottery moneys for regional
        infrastructure projects.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates in each fiscal year 10 percent of net receipts from
video lottery games to regional entities for infrastructure
projects.
  Defines Êregional entityÎ and Êinfrastructure project.Î
  Requires regional entities to submit annual report to Economic
Development Department concerning expenditure of moneys.

HB 2350 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to elections.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Transfers responsibility for developing fiscal impact
statements on state measures to committee of five citizens.
Modifies process for developing and challenging fiscal impact
statements on state measures. Requires Legislative Fiscal Officer
to produce draft estimates. Modifies requirements for reporting
expenditures made for purpose of obtaining signatures on
initiative or referendum petitions.

HB 2351 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to forfeiture.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-20    Referred to Judiciary.
1-24    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-8     Public Hearing held.
2-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-17    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-27    Work Session held.
3-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-7     Second reading.
3-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 6, Brown, Carter, Fahey, Gordly, Ross,
          Uherbelau, Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-16    Work Session held.
5-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 3, Dwyer, Hannon, Springer, Absent,
          1--McCoy, Attending Legislative Business, 2----Adams,
          Johnson.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 4, Brown, Fahey, Gordly, Uherbelau,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Piercy.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 459, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows consolidation of civil forfeiture proceeding with
related criminal proceeding for trial or other resolution.
  ©Repeals sunset of laws providing civil forfeitures for
controlled substance violations.¦

HB 2352 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to the Oregon
        Volunteers Program.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes Oregon Volunteers Program as statewide cooperative
system for coordinating delivery of services by volunteers.
  Creates Oregon Volunteers Task Force of 15 members.
  Provides for appointment, qualifications, terms and
compensation of members.
  Requires task force to establish system of registration of
volunteers as part of Oregon Volunteers Program.
  Provides that volunteers registered under program have status
of agents, but not employees, of governments or organizations for
which services are performed.
  Allows task force to obtain certain criminal records
information relating to individuals seeking to register as
volunteers.

HB 2353 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to state
        facilities.
1-19(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prescribes guidelines for construction or remodeling of state
buildings. Requires written, public determination of value and
funding potential of state construction projects. Authorizes
Citizen Commission on State Buildings to coordinate property
acquisition and building construction and siting. Requires
meetings and records of commission be accessible to public.

HB 2354 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to decedent's
        estates; prescribing an effective date.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals law that defined spouse for purposes of intestacy to
include person with whom decedent lived for at least 10 years as
husband and wife.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2355 By Representative ROBERTS (at the request of Mike Burton)
        --  Relating to voters' pamphlets.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires candidate's statement of educational background in
voters' pamphlet be accompanied by confidential copy of
transcript from college or university from which candidate is
described as having graduated. Requires submission of other
evidence of attendance at college or university candidate is
described as having attended. Requires Secretary of State or
county clerk to review statement and transcript or other evidence
to determine if statement and transcript or other evidence match.

HB 2356 By Representatives NAITO, MEEK --  Relating to child
        health.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Children and Families with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
2-16    Public Hearing held.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-29    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands Healthy Start program statewide. Requires that family
support worker notify family member of certain facts before
initiating family risk assessment.

HB 2357 By Representatives NAITO, MEEK --  Relating to driving
        privileges; appropriating money.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-20    Work Session held.
3-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-30    Second reading.
3-31    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 47 --Nays, 10, Lokan, Luke, Mannix, Markham,
          Norris, Roberts, Starr, Tiernan, Wells, Welsh, Excused,
          2--Fahey, Johnston, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Minnis.
4-6(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-19    Recommendation: Do pass and be referred to Ways and
          Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of the President.
6-5     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
6-6     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
6-7     Work Session held.
        Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
6-8     Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Hamby. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 1, Hannon, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Adams, Dukes, Phillips.
6-9(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 3, Lokan, Thompson, Wells, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Johnson.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 750, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Suspends driving privilege and commercial driver license for
failure to pay child support.
  Decreases appropriation from General Fund for biennium
beginning July 1, 1995, for Adult and Family Services Division.
  Increases specified expenditure limitations for biennium
beginning July 1, 1995, for Adult and Family Services Division.
  Increases expenditure limitation for biennium beginning July 1,
1995, for Department of Justice.

HB 2358 By Representatives NAITO, SCHOON --  Relating to
        unpasteurized milk.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits the sale of unpasteurized milk for human consumption.

HB 2359 By Representative EIGHMEY --  Relating to taxation,
        including but not limited to homestead deferral for
        terminally ill persons.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends property tax homestead deferral eligibility to
terminally ill persons. Applies to tax years beginning on or
after July 1, 1996.

HB 2360 By Representative EIGHMEY --  Relating to noise control.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands offense of creating unreasonable noise with vehicle.
  Creates offense of creating public disturbance noise.  Punishes
by fine of $250. Punishes subsequent violations, under certain
circumstances, by maximum imprisonment of 30 days, maximum fine
of $1,000, or both.

HB 2361 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to motor vehicle
        lengths.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
1-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
2-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-10    Second reading.
3-13    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 15 Calendar.
3-15    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 6, Johnston, Montgomery, Piercy, Ross,
          Snodgrass, Thompson, Excused, 3--Carter, Meek, Tiernan.
3-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
4-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 4, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, McCoy, Excused,
          1--Gold, Attending Legislative Business, 1----Springer.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 140, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Authorizes 40-foot-long travel trailers and recreational
vehicles towed with fifth wheel hitches.¦
  Specifies when recreational vehicle or combination that
includes recreational vehicle may exceed certain maximum length
restriction.

HB 2362 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of Paul
        Silberg) --  Relating to financial responsibility for
        child of minor parent.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires grandparent of child born to minor child to be
financially responsible for grandchild's needs until parent of
grandchild is 18 years of age.

HB 2363 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to juveniles.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires community notification regarding juveniles who are
predatory sex offenders. Requires registration of juveniles found
within jurisdiction of juvenile court for having committed an act
which if committed by an adult would constitute a sex crime.

HB 2364 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of Manny
        Martinez) --  Relating to state government; appropriating
        money.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to Ways and Means.
2-16    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes Waste, Fraud and Abuse Unit in office of Secretary
of State. Directs unit to investigate reports of waste, financial
fraud and abuse and report to involved agency and Legislative
Assembly. Requires Attorney General to prosecute findings of
fraud if appropriate. Specifies confidentiality requirements.
Establishes Waste, Fraud and Abuse Unit Account.
  Appropriates moneys to account.

HB 2365 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to vehicle fuels;
        appropriating money.
1-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-23    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows Director of Agriculture to establish testing procedures
for inspecting motor vehicle fuels for compliance with fuel
quality standards.
  Prohibits retail dealer from selling or offering for sale motor
vehicle fuel that violates rules adopted pursuant to Act.
  Requires retail dealer to display sign on or near dispensing
device that accurately identifies motor vehicle fuel dispensed
from device.
  Provides for inspection fee.
  Appropriates moneys to Department of Agriculture to enforce
provisions of Act.
  Imposes maximum $15,000 civil penalty for violation of fuel
standards, notice requirements or rules under this Act.

HB 2366 By Representative LUKE (at the request of Oregon State
        Home Builders Association) --  Relating to building codes
        fees.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
1-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires cities and counties to dedicate building codes fees to
administration and enforcement of building codes programs.

HB 2367 By Representative LUKE (at the request of Oregon State
        Home Builders Association) --  Relating to housing costs.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Commerce.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
4-4     Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 2, Prozanski, Wooten, Excused,
          2--Carter, Fahey, Excused for business of the House,
          2----Markham, Rasmussen.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Work Session held.
5-30    Work Session held.
6-2     Recommendation: Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill to resolve conflicts. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Derfler.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 9, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused, 1--Hartung,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
6-5(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 42 --Nays, 4, Gordly, Prozanski, Uherbelau, Wooten,
          Excused, 2--Brian, Tiernan, Excused for business of the
          House, 12----Adams, Brown, Johnson, Lewis, Mannix,
          Meek, Montgomery, Parks, Piercy, Qutub, Sowa, Starr.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Uherbelau entered in
          Journal.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 652, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires preparation of housing cost impact statement when
certain agencies propose rule for adoption, repeal or amendment.
Defines housing cost impact statement.

HB 2368 By Representative LUKE (at the request of Oregon State
        Home Builders Association) --  Relating to sewage
        systems.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Transfers authority to conduct pre-cover inspections of
subsurface sewage systems and alternative sewage systems from
Department of Environmental Quality to plumbing inspectors under
Department of Consumer and Business Services. Allows Department
of Consumer and Business Services to contract with local units of
government for inspection services. Gives Department of Consumer
and Business Services authority to set pre-cover inspection fees.
Becomes operative January 1, 1996.

HB 2369 By Representative LUNDQUIST; Representative MARKHAM (at
        the request of Oregon Cattlemens Association) --
        Relating to wildlife.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Natural Resources.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-15    Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Corcoran, Excused for business of
          the House, 1----Johnson.
5-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-22    Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 5, Dwyer, Kennemer, McCoy, Sorenson,
          President Smith.
        Kintigh declared potential conflict of interest.
6-8(H)  Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 460, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Authorizes State Fish and Wildlife Commission to issue
landowner preference tags and permits for antelope. Authorizes
transfer of preference tags and permits by landowner in
accordance with rules adopted by commission.¦
  ©Takes effect January 1, 1996.¦
  Provides five-year period for issuance of landowner preference
tags for hunting of deer, elk or antelope.

HB 2370 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to elections.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Legislative Rules.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows elector to update voter registration through election
day if elector changes, adopts or terminates political party
affiliation. Allows elector to update registration at primary
election by selecting party or nonaffiliated ballot. Requires
county clerk to update registration of elector based on ballot
selected at primary election. Repeals prohibition on changing,
adopting or terminating political party affiliation within 40
days of primary election.

HB 2371 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to elections.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Legislative Rules.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows independent voter to update voter registration through
primary election day if voter adopts political party affiliation.
Allows voter to update registration by selecting party ballot.
Requires county clerk to update registration of voter based on
ballot selected at primary election. Repeals provision of law
prohibiting adoption of political party affiliation within 45
days of primary election. Moves deadline for changing party
affiliation before primary election from 45 days to 21 days.

HB 2372 By Representative BEYER (at the request of Dick Briggs)
        --  Relating to construction contractors.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Labor.
4-3     Public Hearing held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Beyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Excused, 3--Brian, Corcoran, Ross, Excused for
          business of the House, 9----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham,
          Johnson, Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Tarno.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Attending Legislative Business, 5----Adams,
          Bryant, Derfler, Phillips, Stull.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 751, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Expands¦ Modifies exemptions from construction contractors
regulation. ©Clarifies purpose of claims procedure.¦

HB 2373 By Representative BEYER (at the request of Springfield
        Country Club) --  Relating to nonretail fuel facilities.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows State Fire Marshal to issue conditional use license for
nonretail fuel facilities located at private recreational clubs
for dispensing of fuel into vehicles primarily used on grounds of
recreational club.

HB 2374 By Representative NORRIS; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FISHER, HAYDEN, LUKE, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, MEEK,
        MONTGOMERY, OAKLEY, QUTUB, REPINE, SCHOON, SNODGRASS,
        STARR, TIERNAN, WATT, WELLS, WELSH, Senators ADAMS,
        JOHNSON, KINTIGH, SMITH, WALDEN --  Relating to Pacific
        Northwest Electric Power and Conservation Planning
        Council.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Water Policy.
1-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-3     Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-6     Second reading.
2-7     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 9 Calendar.
2-9     Third reading. Carried by Norris. Passed.
        Ayes, 35 --Nays, 24, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Corcoran,
          Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Johnston, Lehman,
          Mannix, Minnis, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 1--Tiernan.
2-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
2-16    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-2     Second reading.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 4, Dukes, Hannon, Sorenson, Trow,
          Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative Business,
          6----Baker, Bryant, Hamby, Miller, Springer, Stull.
        Sorenson entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
        Dukes, having been recorded as voting aye, was granted
          unanimous consent to be recorded as voting nay.
5-10(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 41 --Nays, 15, Beyer, Brown, Corcoran, Federici,
          Johnston, Lehman, Minnis, Naito, Piercy, Rasmussen,
          Ross, Shibley, Thompson, Wooten, Wylie, Excused for
          business of the House, 4----Josi, Schoon, Strobeck,
          VanLeeuwen.
5-19    Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 156, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires Governor to appoint not more than one member of
Oregon's delegation to Pacific Northwest Electric Power and
Conservation Planning Council from within boundary of area that
includes First and Third Congressional Districts and Portland
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area. ©each side of crest of
Cascade Mountains. Requires Governor to appoint member from east
of Cascade Mountains within 90 days after effective date of Act.¦

HB 2375 By Representative NORRIS; Representatives CLARNO, FISHER,
        HAYDEN, JOSI, MARKHAM, MEEK, MONTGOMERY, QUTUB, REPINE,
        SCHOON, STARR, TIERNAN, VANLEEUWEN, WELLS, WELSH,
        Senators BAKER, JOHNSON, SHANNON (at the request of
        Oregon Water Resources Congress, Food Processors Council)
        --  Relating to reclaimed water.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Water Policy.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-28    Work Session held.
3-7     Work Session held.
3-14    Work Session held.
4-11    Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Norris. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Absent, 1--Beyer, Excused, 4--Brian, Corcoran,
          Johnson, Minnis, Excused for business of the House,
          2----Parks, Tiernan.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 8----Baker, Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Leonard,
          McCoy, Phillips, Trow.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Piercy, Speaker Clarno.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 354, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Modifies definition of reclaimed water. Provides that when
reclaimed water is used on lands where there is no existing water
right, new registration is required to change place of use.
Provides that when reclaimed water is used in lieu of using water
under existing right, water shall remain appurtenant to premises
on which reclaimed water is used.¦ Requires Water Resources
Department, Department of Environmental Quality and State
Department of Agriculture to review use of reclaimed water and
report to Legislative Assembly.

HB 2376 By Representatives NORRIS, MARKHAM, Senator JOHNSON;
        Representatives BAUM, CLARNO, FISHER, HAYDEN, JOSI, LUKE,
        LUNDQUIST, MONTGOMERY, REPINE, SCHOON, STARR, TARNO,
        VANLEEUWEN, WATT, WELLS, WELSH, Senators ADAMS, DERFLER,
        KINTIGH, SHANNON, SMITH, TIMMS --  Relating to water
        reservoirs.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Water Policy.
2-2     Public Hearing held.
2-9     Public Hearing held.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-11    Work Session held.
4-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-19    Second reading.
4-20    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 4--Brown, Fahey, Roberts, Ross,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Shields.
4-21(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-27    Public Hearing held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-18    Work Session held.
5-22    Work Session held.
5-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Cease not concurring.
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
6-1     Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Attending Legislative Business, 8----Adams,
          Baker, Bryant, Gold, Hartung, Miller, Phillips, Timms.
6-2(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 1--Hayden, Excused for business of
          the House, 4----Meek, Ross, Snodgrass, Speaker Clarno.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
6-8     Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 752, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes exemption for certain reservoirs from regulation by
Water Resources Commission and Water Resources Department.
Specifies exception.

HB 2377 By Representative BRIAN; Representatives MINNIS,
        STROBECK, TARNO (at the request of Ron Goodpastor, Chief
        of Police, Tigard) --  Relating to citation for traffic
        offenses.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
1-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
3-15    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes issuance of citation for certain traffic infractions
committed outside presence of citing officer.

HB 2378 By Representative LUNDQUIST; Representative MARKHAM (at
        the request of Oregon Cattlemens Association) --
        Relating to rewards.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-27    Work Session held.
3-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-7     Second reading.
3-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Tiernan. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Thompson, Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-18    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 1--Hartung, Attending Legislative
          Business, 7----Adams, Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Miller,
          Phillips, Springer.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 461, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows reward for information leading to apprehension and
conviction of person ©for theft of livestock animal¦ who has
committed criminal offense.
  Provides for reimbursement of rewards.

HB 2379 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to volunteer
        firefighters.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Labor.
2-8     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that volunteer firefighters shall not forfeit wages
while engaged in search and rescue operation.

HB 2380 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to civil actions.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows any person to bring action in circuit court to enforce
provisions of mining, mineral processing or mining land
reclamation statutes or rules adopted under such statutes. Awards
one-half of monetary judgment against defendant and certain
expenses to plaintiff who prevails in action.

HB 2381 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to water quality.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Health Division to adopt rules to regulate activities
that may contaminate drinking water.
  Allows citizen or municipality to bring action to enforce
Health Division rules related to prevention of contamination of
drinking water. Prohibits Health Division, citizen or
municipality from enforcing Health Division rules if rules are
incorporated into comprehensive plan.

HB 2382 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to civil actions.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows any person to bring action in circuit court to enforce
provisions of Oregon Forest Practices Act. Awards one-half of
monetary judgment against defendant and certain expenses to
plaintiff who prevails in action.

HB 2383 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to civil actions.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-24    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows any person to bring action in circuit court to enforce
provisions of air and water quality statutes or rules adopted
under such statutes. Awards one-half of monetary judgment against
defendant and certain expenses to plaintiff who prevails in
action.

HB 2384 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to county fair
        boards.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates authority for county commissioners in counties with
more than 400,000 residents to serve as ex officio members of
county fair board and to act as fair board instead of appointing
fair board.
  Allows not more than one member of county court to serve as
member of county fair board without regard to population of
county.
  Requires county court, if county fair not held in any year, to
convey county fair property and specified amount of money to
agricultural society that first held county fair in that county
prior to June 4, 1913.
  Requires each county, without regard to population, to
establish and maintain county fair fund.

HB 2385 By Representative ROBERTS; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to veterans.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-18    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Ross, Roberts. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 4--Brian, Corcoran, Johnson, Minnis.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Hartung. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 7----Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Leonard, McCoy,
          Phillips, Trow.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 557, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Requires¦ Authorizes counties to appoint service officers to
give assistance to veterans and dependents.
  ©Requires counties¦ Allows county to levy tax for purpose of
creating special fund to be used for financing activities of
service officers.
  ©Allows creation of county veterans' relief fund for purpose of
providing necessities of life to veterans or surviving spouses of
veterans.¦
  Requires expenditures for specified assistance to veterans to
be made from county general fund when tax levy is not made.

HB 2386 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to disposition of
        human remains.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies laws relating to licensing embalmers. Decreases
membership in State Mortuary and Cemetery Board. Modifies powers
of board. Eliminates license fee approval requirements. Requires
that license fees not exceed cost of administering program.

HB 2387 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to county fair
        boards.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates authority for county commissioners in counties with
more than 400,000 residents to serve as ex officio members of
county fair board and to act as fair board instead of appointing
fair board.
  Allows not more than one member of county governing body to
serve as member of county fair board without regard to population
of county.
  Requires county governing body, if county fair not held in any
year, to convey county fair property and specified amount of
money to agricultural society that first held county fair in that
county prior to June 4, 1913.
  Requires each county, without regard to population, to
establish and maintain county fair fund.

HB 2388 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to crime.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-20    Work Session held.
2-24    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-27    Second reading.
2-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 2 Calendar.
3-2     Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 2, Gordly, Repine, Excused, 1--Welsh.
3-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
4-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-17    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Taken from 04-19 Calendar and placed on 04-20 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
4-20    Carried over to 04-21 by unanimous consent.
4-21    Taken from 04-21 Calendar and referred to Ways and Means
          by unanimous consent.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crime of laundering monetary instrument. Punishes by
maximum of ©20 years'¦ five years' imprisonment, ©$300,000¦
$100,000 fine, or both.
  Creates crime of engaging in monetary transactions in property
derived from unlawful activity. Punishes by maximum of ©20
years'¦ five years' imprisonment, ©$300,000¦ $100,000 fine, or
both.
  Includes new crimes within definition of Êracketeering
activityÎ for purposes of Oregon Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt
Organization Act.

HB 2389 By Representative ROBERTS; Representative CORCORAN --
        Relating to parking citations.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes surcharge on fine for violation of disabled person
parking laws. Authorizes reimbursement of certain expenses for
volunteers issuing citations for violations and for nonprofit
organizations supporting program.

HB 2390 By Representative ROBERTS; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to parking for disabled persons.
1-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
1-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-29    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Grisham. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Minnis, Excused, 2--Oakley,
          Shibley.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Transportation.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Yih. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Bryant, Johnson.
5-29(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 2--Federici, Thompson, Excused for
          business of the House, 13----Brian, Carter, Corcoran,
          Fahey, Lokan, Meek, Norris, Oakley, Rasmussen, Ross,
          Snodgrass, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 462, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Deletes requirement that disabled person parking permit
placards be displayed on dashboard of motor vehicle. Removes
provision saying that disabled veteran registration plate is
disabled person parking permit. Authorizes issuance of temporary
duplicate permit to person who needs duplicate for travel.
Provides exemption from disabled person parking permit fee for
permit issued to person to whom disabled veteran plates have been
issued.
  Prescribes operative date.

HB 2391 By Representative REPINE; Senator ADAMS; Representative
        MARKHAM (at the request of Josephine County Fair Board)
        --  Relating to unclaimed winnings from pari-mutuel
        racing.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies disposition of unclaimed winnings from pari-mutuel
wagering on horse racing.

HB 2392 By Representative REPINE (at the request of City of
        Grants Pass) --  Relating to realignment of real property
        lines.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows cities and counties to use procedures other than
statutory procedures when adjusting certain property lines.

HB 2393 By Representative SCHOON; Representatives CLARNO, OAKLEY
        --  Relating to financial responsibility for child of
        minor parent.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires parent of minor parent to be financially responsible
for child of minor parent, until minor parent is 18 years of age.

HB 2394 By Representative ROBERTS; Representatives BEYER, BRIAN,
        CORCORAN, JOHNSTON, PROZANSKI, STARR, WOOTEN, WYLIE (at
        the request of Manufactured/Mobile and Floating Home
        Coalition; Manufactured-Mobile Home Owners Association
        Northwest, Inc.; Manufactured Home Owners of Oregon, Inc.
        /OSTA; Greenway Tenants Association; Hayden Island Mobile
        Home Community; Oregon Floating Homes Association/OFAA)
        --  Relating to residential landlord-tenant relations in
        facilities; declaring an emergency.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Commerce.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Motion to withdraw from Commerce failed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 32, Adams, Baum, Brian, Carpenter,
          Fisher, Grisham, Hayden, Johnson, Jones, Lewis, Lokan,
          Luke, Lundquist, Markham, Meek, Milne, Minnis,
          Montgomery, Norris, Oakley, Qutub, Repine, Schoon,
          Snodgrass, Starr, Tarno, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen, Watt,
          Wells, Welsh, Speaker Clarno. Excused, 1--Parks.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes procedure that residential tenants of manufactured
dwellings or floating homes in facilities may use to initiate
alternative dispute resolution process concerning rent increase.
Defines rent increase.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2395 By Representative WELLS (at the request of Don Still) --
        Relating to ground water; declaring an emergency.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Water Policy.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Reduces amount of ground water use that is exempt from
requirement to obtain water right permit for single or group
domestic purposes to 500 gallons a day per domestic unit. Applies
to all wells commencing water use on or after effective date of
Act.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2396 By Representative SHIBLEY (at the request of AARP) --
        Relating to motor vehicle insurance.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Makes purchase of personal injury protection benefits insurance
optional.
  Provides that insurers shall offer 10 percent rate reduction to
certain drivers over 55 years of age.
  Requires prior approval by Director of Department of Consumer
and Business Services for increase in motor vehicle liability
insurance policies.

HB 2397 By Representative EIGHMEY --  Relating to nursing.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies definition of Êpractice of nursingÎ to exclude
execution of medical orders by person with substantial,
nonprofessional relationship with another person as defined by
rules of Oregon State Board of Nursing.

HB 2398 By Representative MEEK; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to legislators.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Third reading. Carried by Johnston. Passed.
        Ayes, 38 --Nays, 21, Adams, Brown, Carter, Eighmey,
          Fahey, Gordly, Johnson, Jones, Mannix, Minnis, Oakley,
          Parks, Piercy, Prozanski, Roberts, Ross, Sowa,
          Strobeck, Tarno, Uherbelau, Wells, Excused, 1--Shields.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Sowa entered in Journal.
5-1(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-2     Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-15    Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Taken from 05-16 Calendar and placed on
          05-17 Calendar by unanimous consent.
5-17    Bill read. Carried by Leonard.
        Motion to rerefer to Labor and Government Operations
          carried.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 11, Adams, Hannon, Hartung, Johnson,
          Kintigh, Leonard, Miller, Phillips, Timms, Walden,
          President Smith, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Derfler.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
6-5     Bill read. Carried by Leonard. Failed.
        Ayes, 10 --Nays, 10, Brecke, Bunn, Cease, Dwyer, Hannon,
          McCoy, Shannon, Trow, Walden, President Smith,
          Attending Legislative Business, 10----Adams, Baker,
          Dukes, Gold, Lim, Miller, Phillips, Sorenson, Springer,
          Stull.
        Walden, Smith changed from aye to nay and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Trow served notice of possible reconsideration and moved
          for immediate reconsideration.
        Motion to reconsider carried.
        Ayes, 17 --Nays, 12, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Hannon, Leonard, McCoy, Shannon, Sorenson, Springer,
          Trow, Attending Legislative Business, 1----President
          Smith.
        Bill failed.
        Ayes, 13 --Nays, 17, Baker, Brecke, Bunn, Cease, Dukes,
          Dwyer, Gold, Hamby, Hannon, Leonard, Lim, McCoy,
          Phillips, Shannon, Sorenson, Springer, Trow.
  Prohibits, with exception, membership in Public Employes'
Retirement System by members of Legislative Assembly. Allows
present member of Legislative Assembly to remain member of system
until completion of current term©.¦ and specifies continuous
service requirement. Requires that Secretary of State conduct
study relating to compensation package and report to Legislative
Assembly.

HB 2399 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to state
        investments in South Africa.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires State Treasurer and Oregon Investment Council to make
every reasonable effort to invest state moneys in South Africa
consistent with specified social policies.

  Requires certain businesses conducting business in both Oregon
and South Africa to submit annual report to State Treasurer
concerning compliance of its South African operations with
policies set forth in this Act.

HB 2400 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to economic
        development; declaring an emergency.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates Oregon Small Business and Minority or Women Owned
Business Development Act by expanding Oregon Small Business
Development Act to explicitly include minority owned and women
owned businesses. Defines terms.
  Requires Economic Development Department and Advocate for
Minority, Women and Emerging Small Business to work together to
provide coordinated referral, education, outreach, training and
professional assistance services in cost-effective manner to
small businesses and minority or women owned businesses.
  Requires that State Treasurer establish linked deposit program.
  Establishes Small Business and Minority or Women Owned Business
Alternative Loan Fund and Small Business and Minority or Women
Owned Business Alternative Loan Fund Committee.
  Creates Oregon Small Business and Minority or Women Owned
Business Bonding Assistance Fund.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2401 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to crime reporting.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Department of State Police Bureau of Criminal
Identification to establish confidential bias crime reporting
system and bias crime information data bank. Requires bureau to
accept anonymous reports of bias crimes.

HB 2402 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to state initiative
        measures.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Secretary of State to calculate and estimate certain
expenditures of state moneys necessary to submit each proposed
state initiative measure to voters. Requires printing of total
amount of calculated and estimated expenditures and statement
describing availability of contribution and expenditure
statements on cover and signature sheets of each proposed state
initiative measure.

HB 2403 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to firearms.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-1     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires physician to report to medical examiner all injuries
and deaths caused by firearms. Requires medical examiner to
investigate all deaths caused by firearms. Lists information that
must be included in report of medical examiner. Requires medical
examiner to provide Vital Statistics Unit with copy of report.

HB 2404 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to temporary labor
        provider employee benefits.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Labor.
2-17    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides permanent employee status benefits to temporary labor
provider employees after 90 days of employment.

HB 2405 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to multicultural
        education programs for public schools.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires school district to develop and implement multicultural
education program.

HB 2406 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to multicultural
        education policy of public schools.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires school district to develop and adopt multicultural
education policy.

HB 2407 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to consideration of
        applicants for public assistance.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts savings account owned by applicant or family member and
designated for purposes of meeting educational expenses or
purchasing home from consideration in determining grant of public
assistance funds.

HB 2408 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to funding of
        prekindergarten programs.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Advances date by which 100 percent funding must be available
for all children eligible for prekindergarten programs.

HB 2409 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to employment
        safety.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes additional record keeping and notice requirements on
pesticide applicators. Requires operator training regarding
health and safety hazards. Removes exemption from liability under
workers' compensation law for employer who fails to comply with
safety standards. Prohibits discharge of or discrimination
against person providing information regarding pesticide
regulation.  Creates cause of action for specific violations.

HB 2410 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Elizabeth
        Atly) --  Relating to architecture.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Permits person having bachelor's degree or higher degree in
architecture or architectural design to use designation of
architectural designer or A.I.A. in connection with person's
business.

HB 2411 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Oregonians
        Against Gun Violence) --  Relating to firearms.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that parties to sale, lease or transfer of handgun
where one party is not also dealer shall complete transaction
through licensed dealer. Requires Attorney General to adopt rules
establishing procedure allowing sale, lease or transfer between
private parties through licensed dealer.

HB 2412 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of National
        Association of Minority Contractors in Oregon
        (N.A.M.C.O.)) --  Relating to discriminatory practices in
        public contracting.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires public contracting agencies to monitor contractors for
good faith efforts to subcontract with disadvantaged, minority,
women and emerging small businesses. Requires Department of
Justice to report biennially on progress in eliminating
discriminatory practices in public contracting. Creates Equity in
Contracting Council within Department of Justice.

HB 2413 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of National
        Organization of Minority Contractors in Oregon) --
        Relating to economic development.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Economic Development Department to propose plan to
increase number of minority or women business enterprises.

HB 2414 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Melinda
        Pittman) --  Relating to hearings on unemployment
        compensation claims.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends time for requesting hearing on unemployment
compensation claims.

HB 2415 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Sam Markson)
        --  Relating to judges.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals mandatory retirement age of 75 for judges. Becomes
effective only if Oregon Constitution is amended to remove
mandatory retirement age proposed by House Joint Resolution 12[
(1995).

HB 2416 By Representative GORDLY; Representatives BROWN, CORCORAN
        (at the request of Jobs for Justice, Oregon PeaceWorks,
        U.F.C.W. Local 555, H.E.R.E. Local 9, Oregon State
        Council of Senior Citizens, Oregon Attitudinal Barriers
        Council, Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual
        Violence, Oregon AFL-CIO, Oregon Student Lobby, Women's
        Rights Coalition, Commission on Hispanic Affairs, Oregon
        Human Rights Coalition, Labor Environmental Solidarity
        Network, The Rainbow Coalition, Oregon Industrial Union
        Council, Teamsters 206, Oregon Fair Share,
        Eugene-Springfield Solidarity Network) --  Relating to
        minimum hourly wage.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases minimum hourly wage to $6.35 per hour. Provides for
increases in minimum wage indexed to inflation rate.

HB 2417 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Jobs for
        Justice) --  Relating to taxation, including but not
        limited to taxes imposed upon or measured by income;
        appropriating money.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows, for Oregon income tax purposes, refundable earned
income credit equal to 133-1/3 percent of earned income tax
credit allowed to eligible individual for federal income tax
purposes if individual has two or more qualifying children.
  Appropriates moneys for refund in excess of tax.
  Applies to tax years that begin on or after January 1, 1996.

HB 2418 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Jobs for
        Justice) --  Relating to contractor assurances for public
        contracts.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-25    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires contractor assurances of compliance with
environmental, civil rights and labor laws for public contracts.
Establishes wage and health care benefit requirements.

HB 2419 By Representative BAUM; Representatives CLARNO, FISHER,
        HAYDEN, MARKHAM, NORRIS, REPINE, STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN,
        VANLEEUWEN, WELLS, WELSH, Senators JOHNSON, KINTIGH --
        Relating to location of water use.
1-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Water Policy.
2-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates process for transferring permitted supplemental water
use associated with primary water right. Allows transfer of point
of diversion for water right to property not owned by owner of
water right. Allows water used under permit to be developed on
substitute lands in certain circumstances.

HB 2420 By Representatives BAUM, VANLEEUWEN, HAYDEN, MARKHAM;
        Senator JOHNSON; Representatives CLARNO, FISHER, LEWIS,
        MEEK, NORRIS, OAKLEY, REPINE, SCHOON, SNODGRASS, STARR,
        WELSH, Senators ADAMS, DERFLER, HANNON, KINTIGH, SHANNON,
        SMITH, TIMMS, YIH --  Relating to the exercise of powers
        by the State Fish and Wildlife Commission.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Natural Resources.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
2-3     Returned to Full Committee.
2-13    Public Hearing held.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
2-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prescribes procedures for exercise of certain powers of State
Fish and Wildlife Commission concerning designation of species as
threatened or endangered. Requires approval by Legislative
Assembly prior to listing species.

HB 2421 By Representative BAUM; Senator JOHNSON; Representatives
        BRIAN, CLARNO, FISHER, GRISHAM, LEWIS, LOKAN, LUNDQUIST,
        MARKHAM, MEEK, MILNE, MONTGOMERY, NORRIS, OAKLEY, QUTUB,
        REPINE, SCHOON, SNODGRASS, STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN,
        VANLEEUWEN, WATT, WELLS, WELSH, Senators ADAMS, BAKER,
        KINTIGH, MILLER, PHILLIPS, SHANNON, STULL, WALDEN --
        Relating to cost benefit analysis; declaring an
        emergency.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-15    Public Hearing held.
3-17    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires cost benefit analysis for proposed legislation and
administrative rules.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2422 By Representative BAUM; Senator JOHNSON; Representatives
        CLARNO, FISHER, GRISHAM, HAYDEN, JOHNSON, LEWIS, LUKE,
        LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, MEEK, MONTGOMERY, NORRIS, QUTUB,
        REPINE, SCHOON, STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN, VANLEEUWEN, WELLS,
        WELSH, Senators ADAMS, BAKER, DERFLER, KINTIGH, SMITH,
        TIMMS --  Relating to water rights for reservoirs;
        appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Water Policy.
2-2     Public Hearing held.
2-9     Public Hearing held.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Grants water right permit to any person registering reservoir
if reservoir existed before January 1, 1993. Eliminates
requirement for examination by certified water right examiner.¦
Directs, subject to funding of grants by Legislative Assembly,
Governor's Watershed Enhancement Board to request proposals for
development of water storage projects. Establishes preferences
for project selection.
  Appropriates moneys for grants.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2423 By Representative BEYER, Senator DWYER --  Relating to
        Oregon Health Plan; appropriating money.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes one-half of one percent surcharge on personal income
tax for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1996.
  Creates Oregon Health Plan Surcharge Fund.
  Appropriates percentage of surcharge net receipts and interest
to Department of Human Resources to fund Oregon Health Plan.
  Appropriates moneys in Oregon Health Plan Surcharge Fund, other
than moneys specifically appropriated to Department of Human
Resources, to Department of Consumer and Business Services to
fund Oregon Health Plan.
  Eliminates mandate that employer pay part of health care plan
insurance cost.

HB 2424 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to traffic
        offenses; declaring an emergency.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Returns minimum bail and fine schedule for traffic offenses and
maximum fine amounts for traffic and other infractions to
pre-1993 level. Applies to offenses committed on and after
effective date of Act.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2425 By Representatives SCHOON, NAITO --  Relating to
        advertising.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates offense of unlawful display of advertisement of tobacco
products in outdoor location. Punishes by maximum one year
imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both.
  Becomes operative              , 199  .
                    _____________     __

HB 2426 By Representatives MONTGOMERY, STROBECK, SCHOON, HAYDEN;
        Senators JOHNSON, WALDEN; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FISHER, LUKE, MARKHAM, MEEK, NORRIS, OAKLEY, QUTUB,
        REPINE, SNODGRASS, STARR, TARNO, VANLEEUWEN, WELLS --
        Relating to traffic offenses; declaring an emergency.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Judiciary.
1-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Returns minimum bail and fine schedule for traffic offenses to
pre-1993 level, plus 20 percent. Specifies that Supreme Court may
not adopt minimum bail schedule for traffic offenses. Applies to
offenses committed on or after effective date of Act.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2427 By Representatives MONTGOMERY, GRISHAM, Senator STULL;
        Representatives CLARNO, FISHER, HAYDEN, MARKHAM, MEEK,
        OAKLEY, QUTUB, STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN, Senators JOHNSON,
        KINTIGH, MILLER, SHANNON --  Relating to appointment of
        counsel.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Judiciary.
2-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits right to appointment of counsel at public expense to
situations where appointment is constitutionally required.

HB 2428 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Oregon
        Concrete & Aggregate Producers Association) --  Relating
        to leases of lands in navigable streams.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
2-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-1     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-28    Second reading.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Lewis. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Johnson.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Nays, 1, McCoy.
5-10(H) Speaker signed.
5-10(S) President signed.
5-17(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 113, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Expands requirements¦ Modifies provisions ©for¦ relating to
obtaining leases of submersible and submerged lands to allow
Division of State Lands to enter into licenses for removal of
material from lands.

HB 2429 By Representative MARKHAM --  Relating to alcoholic
        liquors.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows use of passport as proof of age for purposes of
purchasing alcoholic liquors.

HB 2430 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of United
        Grocers) --  Relating to health insurance.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Commerce.
3-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-4     Second reading.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Fahey, Oakley.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Derfler. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, McCoy, Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-25(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 166, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Deletes specified reserve requirement for multiple employer
welfare arrangements. Requires that all reserves be held in
©investments¦ cash or obligations guaranteed by United States or
invested in registered investment company and invested
exclusively in cash or obligations guaranteed by United States.

HB 2431 By Representative NORRIS; Senator JOHNSON;
        Representatives JOSI, LUKE, STARR (at the request of
        Oregon Water Resources Congress, Oregon Wheat Growers
        League) --  Relating to water right certificates.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Water Policy.
3-2     Public Hearing held.
3-14    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-23    Second reading.
3-27    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Markham, Excused for business of
          the House, 1----Wooten.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-18    Public Hearing held.
5-2     Work Session held.
5-8     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-9     Carried over to 05-10 by unanimous consent.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, Springer, Excused, 2--Lim, Phillips.
        Bryant declared potential conflict of interest.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 218, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Authorizes Water Resources Commission to include land not
described in permit when issuing water right certificate, subject
to certain requirements.

HB 2432 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to credit cards.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Judiciary.
2-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-15    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits use of credit cards to pay court-imposed monetary
obligations arising out of offense.

HB 2433 By Representative MEEK; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to illegal dumping.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Department of Environmental Quality to provide
disposal costs assistance for illegally dumped material.

HB 2434 By Representative NAITO (at the request of Patti Schnur)
        --  Relating to operation of motor vehicles on ocean
        shore.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-26    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits operation of motor vehicles on ocean shore.  Punishes
violation by maximum of $700 fine.

HB 2435 By Representative NAITO (at the request of Donald R.
        Price) --  Relating to paternity.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates disputable presumption that husband who was not
impotent or sterile and was living with wife at time of
conception of wife's child is father of child.

HB 2436 By Representative NAITO --  Relating to high school
        curriculum.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs district school board to develop course to instruct
high school students on parental skills and child development.
Requires high school students to complete course before
graduating from high school. Allows parent or guardian to excuse
minor child from course. Applies to students graduating on or
after January 1, 1997.

HB 2437 By Representative NAITO --  Relating to child care
        services.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Labor.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
3-27    Work Session held.
4-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-5     Second reading.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Excused, 2--Meek, Oakley, Excused for business
          of the House, 5----Brian, Carter, Johnson, Markham,
          Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Leonard.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 139, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Adds child care service provided in home of child care provider
by provider to exclusions from definition of ÊemploymentÎ for
purposes of unemployment insurance.

HB 2438 By Representative NAITO --  Relating to compensation of
        elected public officials.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Motion to rerefer to General Government and Regulatory
          Reform carried.  Rereferred.
5-3     Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 47 --Nays, 7, Brown, Carter, Eighmey, Jones, Josi,
          VanLeeuwen, Wells, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis,
          Excused for business of the House, 4----Markham, Meek,
          Naito, Parks.
5-18(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-26    Work Session held.
6-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
6-2     Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 16 --Nays, 9, Bunn, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Hannon,
          Leonard, McCoy, Springer, Trow, Attending Legislative
          Business, 5----Adams, Baker, Gold, Hartung, Johnson.
6-5(H)  Motion to substitute concurrence and repassage for
          non-concurrence and conference committee be appointed
          failed.
        Ayes, 17 --Nays, 41, Adams, Baum, Carpenter, Corcoran,
          Federici, Fisher, Grisham, Johnson, Johnston, Jones,
          Lehman, Lewis, Lokan, Luke, Lundquist, Markham, Meek,
          Milne, Minnis, Montgomery, Norris, Oakley, Parks,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Repine, Roberts, Ross,
          Schoon, Snodgrass, Starr, Strobeck, Tarno, Thompson,
          VanLeeuwen, Watt, Wells, Welsh, Wylie, Speaker Clarno,
          Excused, 2--Brian, Tiernan.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Prozanski entered in
          Journal.
        House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Tiernan, Grisham, Naito appointed House
          Conferees.
6-6(S)  Senators Miller, Adams, Gold appointed Senate conferees.
        Work Session held.
6-6(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated June 01 and bill be repassed.
6-7(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate. (No Senate
          action required.)
6-7(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Ayes, 35 --Nays, 22, Adams, Brian, Carter, Johnson,
          Johnston, Jones, Lehman, Lokan, Lundquist, Montgomery,
          Norris, Oakley, Parks, Piercy, Roberts, Ross, Schoon,
          Strobeck, Tarno, Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Wylie, Absent,
          2--Eighmey, Wooten, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Repine.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 38 --Nays, 21, Adams, Brian, Carter, Johnson,
          Johnston, Jones, Lehman, Lokan, Lundquist, Montgomery,
          Norris, Oakley, Piercy, Prozanski, Roberts, Ross,
          Strobeck, Tarno, Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Wylie, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Repine.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Prohibits, except for judges and district attorneys,
©legislator¦ elected state officer in office when Legislative
Assembly approved increase in salary or compensation from
receiving increase in pay or compensation during uncompleted term
of office in which increase takes effect. Establishes similar
prohibitions for specified elected officials of districts,
counties, cities and metropolitan service districts.

HB 2439 By Representative JONES; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to liability for recreational activities.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends limitations on liability for recreational use of land
to all public and private lands. Extends limitations to all
persons who own interest in land.

HB 2440 By Representative GORDLY; Representatives BROWN, EIGHMEY,
        FAHEY, JOHNSTON, JOSI, NAITO, PIERCY, RASMUSSEN, SHIELDS,
        MANNIX, UHERBELAU, WYLIE, LEHMAN, SHIBLEY, CORCORAN,
        COURTNEY, BEYER, WOOTEN, CARTER, ROSS, ROBERTS, THOMPSON,
        FEDERICI --  Relating to workers' compensation.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires employer to post translated notices of workers' rights
under workers' compensation laws in certain circumstances.
Extends period for filing workers' compensation claim if employer
fails to comply with posting requirement. Requires providing
translated claim form in specified instances.

HB 2441 By Representative GORDLY; Representatives BEYER, BROWN,
        CARTER, CORCORAN, COURTNEY, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, FEDERICI,
        JOHNSTON, JOSI, LEHMAN, MANNIX, NAITO, PIERCY, RASMUSSEN,
        ROBERTS, ROSS, SHIBLEY, SHIELDS, THOMPSON, UHERBELAU,
        WOOTEN, WYLIE --  Relating to administration of justice;
        appropriating money.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires appointment of interpreter for non-English speaking
parties and certain other persons free of charge in proceedings
before courts and administrative agencies. Requires certification
of interpreters for contested case proceedings.
  Establishes Agency Interpreter Certification Account.
Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of
Administrative Services to establish program for certification of
agency interpreters.
  Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Council to develop uniform
charging standards to be used by Attorney General and district
attorneys in making decisions on whether to pursue prosecution.
Requires study by council on impact of race and ethnicity on
pretrial release decisions.
  Directs State Sentencing Guidelines Board to study elimination
of consideration of crimes committed more than five years before
most recent crime in setting sentence.
  Increases juror compensation and mileage. Allows challenge to
juror for cause if juror makes any statement suggesting prejudice
against racial or ethnic minority group. Establishes procedure
for making motion for mistrial if party believes adverse party is
exercising peremptory challenges based on sex, race or ethnicity
of juror.

HB 2442 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives BRIAN,
        QUTUB --  Relating to public assistance.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Children and Families.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires certain public assistance caseworkers to report to law
enforcement agency presence of fugitive felon in home of
recipient and to report activity that may be criminal.

HB 2443 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives BRIAN,
        MARKHAM --  Relating to pollution control facilities.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to State and School Finance.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends availability of pollution control facility
certification for income tax purposes to facilities completed
before December 31, 2000.

HB 2444 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative HAYDEN --
        Relating to occupancy of certain dwellings during
        construction.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
2-13    Public Hearing held.
4-28    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows temporary permit for owners to live in single family
dwelling during construction if certain safety and progress
requirements are met.

HB 2445 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives BRIAN,
        HAYDEN --  Relating to residency requirement for in-state
        tuition.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases residency requirement for Oregon institutions of
higher education to five years for student to qualify for state
residency and in-state tuition.

HB 2446 By Representatives VANLEEUWEN, MARKHAM; Representatives
        BRIAN, HAYDEN, LEWIS, LOKAN, LUNDQUIST, MONTGOMERY,
        OAKLEY, Senator WALDEN --  Relating to listing of
        threatened or endangered species.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to give equal
consideration to human and fiscal impacts of listing or relisting
a species as threatened or endangered.

HB 2447 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to
        transportation for children enrolled in kindergarten
        programs; declaring an emergency.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires school districts providing transportation to provide
at least one-way transportation for kindergarten students
enrolled in half-day programs.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2448 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to public
        assistance.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Children and Families.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Subjects to sanctions recipient of aid to dependent children if
recipient does not meet minimum school attendance requirements
for child, fails to comply with terms of substance abuse
treatment program, violates local ordinance by keeping vicious
animals or allowing pet to run at large or subjects employee of
Adult and Family Services Division to threatening situation.

HB 2449 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative HAYDEN --
        Relating to condemnation of real property.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs public entity to offer for sale public land of similar
value to property obtained by condemnation for parks or wildlife
preserves.

HB 2450 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives BRIAN,
        HAYDEN, LEWIS, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, QUTUB --  Relating to
        discipline of students.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-11    Informational Meeting held.
4-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-5     Second reading.
5-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 9 Calendar.
5-9     Third reading. Carried by VanLeeuwen. Passed.
        Ayes, 47 --Nays, 10, Brown, Corcoran, Fahey, Gordly,
          Johnston, Lehman, Naito, Rasmussen, Shields, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 3----Johnson,
          Mannix, Repine.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Lehman entered in Journal.
5-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
6-5     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows ©teacher¦ teachers, administrators, school employees and
school volunteers to ©use reasonable physical force on¦
discipline student if behavior threatens or disrupts other
students or school personnel, if student is intoxicated or under
influence of controlled substance or if student is trying to harm
self.

HB 2451 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to teenage
        parenting.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Department of Education to develop audiovisual series
on teenage parenting and make series available to students.

HB 2452 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives MARKHAM,
        OAKLEY --  Relating to motor vehicles.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
1-31    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that truck is required to stop at permanent highway
weigh station only if truck is loaded.

HB 2453 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to the extended school year.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Replaces mandated lengthening of school year with recommended
lengthened schedule. Prohibits penalizing school districts that
do not follow recommendations in computing their shares of State
School Fund.

HB 2454 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives BRIAN,
        MARKHAM --  Relating to aggravated murder.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that murder occurring in course of violation of
controlled substance laws is aggravated murder. Punishes by
death, life imprisonment without parole or life imprisonment.

HB 2455 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to public
        assistance.
1-26(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-27    Referred to Children and Families.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires designation of representative payee if minor parent
who receives aid to dependent children becomes emancipated minor.

HB 2456 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives HAYDEN,
        MARKHAM --  Relating to single-family housing
        restrictions.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-28    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Starr. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Rasmussen, Absent, 1--Johnson.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-12    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits city or county authority to prohibit owner of
single-family house from renting portion of house to another.

HB 2457 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives HAYDEN,
        MARKHAM --  Relating to art.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
1-31    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
2-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Decreases appropriation for art in public buildings to one-half
of one percent of construction or alteration appropriation.
Requires use of art appropriation for installation of, or site
preparation for, art work. Prohibits use of art appropriation if
building is not suitable for art.
  Authorizes agency occupying building to refuse particular work
of art for building. Specifies that one-eighth of one percent is
appropriation for art in areas of correctional facilities used
for administration, education or inmate visitation.

HB 2458 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative MARKHAM,
        Senators MILLER, WALDEN --  Relating to runoff elections.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Specifies procedures for runoff election if candidate for
office of Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, state Senator, state
Representative or any other state office where nominations are
permitted by political parties does not receive majority of votes
cast for that office at general election.
  Becomes operative if House Joint Resolution 19 (1995) is
approved by vote of people at next regular general election.

HB 2459 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to personal income tax.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts unemployment benefits paid to eligible dislocated
workers enrolled in qualified retraining programs from state
income tax.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1995.

HB 2460 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative QUTUB --
        Relating to crime victims.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires city or district attorney to notify victims of crimes
of various services available to them through victims' assistance
program.

HB 2461 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives BRIAN,
        HAYDEN, LEWIS, LOKAN, LUNDQUIST, MONTGOMERY, QUTUB --
        Relating to public assistance.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
2-13    Public Hearing held.
2-24    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires chemically dependent individual to agree to receive
treatment in order to receive public assistance.

HB 2462 By Representatives VANLEEUWEN, MARKHAM; Representative
        QUTUB --  Relating to assault.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Reduces criminal penalties for assault in fourth degree when
person assaulted is burning, destroying or desecrating state or
federal flag. Imposes maximum penalty of $25.

HB 2463 By Representatives VANLEEUWEN, MARKHAM; Representatives
        BRIAN, HAYDEN, LEWIS, LUNDQUIST, MONTGOMERY, Senator
        WALDEN --  Relating to listing of wildlife species.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to use sound,
verifiable science when making threatened and endangered species
listings.

HB 2464 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to key
        industries.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Commerce.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Amends definition of Êkey industriesÎ for purposes of certain
economic development statutes so that software and high
technology industries are one key industry rather than two.

HB 2465 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to aggravated
        theft of a motor vehicle.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Judiciary.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-20    Work Session held.
2-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-28    Second reading.
3-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 2 Calendar.
3-2     Third reading. Carried by Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Gordly, Excused, 2--Shields, Welsh,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Tiernan.
3-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crime of aggravated theft of motor vehicle. Punishes by
maximum 10 years' imprisonment, $200,000 fine, or both.

HB 2466 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to criminal
        identification data.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands requirement that Department of State Police supply
criminal identification data on teachers, administrators,
personnel specialists and school nurses to include persons
renewing license or certification.

HB 2467 By Representative MANNIX, Senator SMITH --  Relating to
        obscenity.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates ballot title for constitutional amendment relating to
obscenity.

HB 2468 By Representative LUKE (at the request of Oregon Building
        Trades Council) --  Relating to rulemaking authority of
        Electrical and Elevator Board.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants same authority to Electrical and Elevator Board over
elevator regulation that board has over electrical safety law
regulation.

HB 2469 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to temporary
        restaurant fees.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Commerce.
4-12    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-18    Public Hearing held.
4-20    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes fees for temporary benevolent restaurant license
issued by county for event arranged by benevolent organization.

HB 2470 By Representatives NORRIS, JOSI; Representative MARKHAM
        (at the request of Oregon Water Resources Congress) --
        Relating to approval of plats of certain subdivisions.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Water Policy.
2-16    Public Hearing held.
2-23    Work Session held.
3-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-3     Second reading.
3-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Josi. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Adams, Johnson, Mannix.
3-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Bryant.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-25(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 164, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Provides for approval of certain subdivision plats by
irrigation, drainage, water control and water improvement
districts and district improvement companies.¦
  ©Provides procedure for approval by districts or companies.¦
  Requires that city or county receive and accept certain
certification from district or company before city or county may
approve subdivision or partition plat located in district
improvement company or in irrigation, drainage, water control or
water improvement district.

HB 2471 By Representative NORRIS; Representatives JOSI,
        LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM (at the request of Oregon Water
        Resources Congress) --  Relating to water conservation.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Water Policy.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
3-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-8     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-10    Second reading.
3-13    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 15 Calendar.
3-15    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 42 --Nays, 15, Brown, Corcoran, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Gordly, Johnston, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Ross, Shields, Sowa, Uherbelau, Wooten, Excused,
          3--Carter, Meek, Tiernan.
3-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-26    Public Hearing held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-12    Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Dwyer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 1, Cease, Excused, 3--Baker, Dukes,
          Phillips, Attending Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 33 --Nays, 11, Carter, Eighmey, Gordly, Lehman,
          Piercy, Rasmussen, Ross, Shields, Sowa, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 14----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham,
          Johnston, Jones, Lewis, Meek, Naito, Parks, Prozanski,
          Qutub, Strobeck, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-2     Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Allows public body funding conservation measure and applicant
to agree on percentage of conserved water to be returned to state
and requires no less than 25 percent be returned to state, to
support in-stream flow.

HB 2472 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to certain policy
        for public schools.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires school districts to develop and adopt policies to
reduce violence, gang involvement, bias motivated behavior and
drug abuse by students. Requires that districts report annual
statistical information on violence reduction to Department of
Education.

HB 2473 By Representative LUKE; Representative CLARNO, Senator
        BRYANT (at the request of Deschutes County Commission on
        Children and Family) --  Relating to children; declaring
        an emergency.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Children and Families.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
4-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-13    Work Session held.
4-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-20    Second reading.
4-21    Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Absent, 1--Wooten, Excused, 8--Brown, Fahey,
          Josi, Meek, Minnis, Roberts, Ross, Speaker Clarno,
          Excused for business of the House, 3----Brian, Carter,
          Johnson.
4-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
5-1     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, Shannon, Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 161, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          May 24, 1995.
  Repeals sunset of Deschutes County demonstration project on
children and families.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2474 By Representative JOHNSON (at the request of Retail
        Council of Associated Oregon Industries) --  Relating to
        abandoned property.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Commerce.
2-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
4-6     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Lokan, Excused, 1--Jones, Excused
          for business of the House, 3----Roberts, Schoon,
          Speaker Clarno.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Walden.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Nays, 1, McCoy, Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 219, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Removes certain record keeping requirements for purposes of
abandoned property law.

HB 2475 By Representative TIERNAN (at the request of Associated
        Oregon Industries) --  Relating to the Public Employes'
        Retirement Board.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-3     Referred to Labor.
2-15    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Third reading. Carried by Beyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 40 --Nays, 8, Brown, Carter, Corcoran, Gordly,
          Lehman, Rasmussen, Shibley, Thompson, Absent,
          1--Minnis, Excused, 3--Fahey, Norris, Wooten, Excused
          for business of the House, 8----Eighmey, Fisher,
          Mannix, Meek, Milne, Piercy, Snodgrass, Uherbelau.
5-15(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-17    Public Hearing held.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Leonard. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 2, Hannon, Springer, Absent, 1--McCoy,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Johnson.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 3, Eighmey, Gordly, Grisham, Excused for
          business of the House, 3----Johnson, Piercy, Roberts.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 653, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Changes qualifications of members of Public Employes'
Retirement Board. Increases membership.

HB 2476 By Representative TIERNAN (at the request of Associated
        Oregon Industries) --  Relating to public employee
        retirement; prescribing an effective date.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-3     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-23    Informational Meeting held.
2-24    Public Hearing held.
2-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 31 --Nays, 27, Beyer, Brown, Corcoran, Courtney,
          Eighmey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston, Josi, Lehman,
          Mannix, Meek, Minnis, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa,
          Tarno, Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie, Excused,
          2--Carter, Fahey.
5-15(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-17    Public Hearing held.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-29    Work Session held.
        Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Derfler. Passed.
        Ayes, 16 --Nays, 11, Brecke, Bunn, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer,
          Gold, Hannon, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow,
          Attending Legislative Business, 3----Kennemer, Lim,
          Yih.
6-1(H)  Motion made to not concur in Senate amendments and
          Conference Committee be appointed.
        Motion to table failed.
        Ayes, 30 --Nays, 30, Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Grisham, Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Minnis,
          Montgomery, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Thompson,
          Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie.
        Motion to postpone consideration of measure until Sunday,
          July 30 failed.
        Ayes, 9 --Nays, 51, Adams, Baum, Beyer, Brian, Brown,
          Carpenter, Carter, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Federici, Fisher, Gordly, Johnson, Johnston, Jones,
          Josi, Lehman, Lewis, Lokan, Luke, Lundquist, Mannix,
          Milne, Montgomery, Naito, Norris, Oakley, Parks,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen, Repine, Roberts,
          Ross, Schoon, Shibley, Shields, Snodgrass, Sowa, Tarno,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Watt, Wells, Welsh,
          Wooten, Wylie.
        Motion to table failed.
        Ayes, 29 --Nays, 30, Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Montgomery, Naito,
          Parks, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross,
          Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Tarno, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Wylie, Absent, 1--Minnis.
        Motion to postpone consideration of measure until Friday,
          June 2 failed.
        Ayes, 30 --Nays, 30, Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Minnis, Montgomery,
          Naito, Parks, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts,
          Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Wylie.
        Motion to substitute concurrence and repassage for
          non-concurrence and a conference committee be appointed
          carried.
        Ayes, 37 --Nays, 23, Baum, Fisher, Grisham, Hayden,
          Johnson, Jones, Lewis, Luke, Lundquist, Markham, Meek,
          Milne, Norris, Oakley, Qutub, Snodgrass, Starr,
          Strobeck, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen, Watt, Welsh, Speaker
          Clarno.
        Motion to table failed.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 42, Adams, Baum, Beyer, Brown,
          Carpenter, Carter, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Federici, Gordly, Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Lokan,
          Lundquist, Mannix, Minnis, Montgomery, Naito, Parks,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross, Schoon,
          Shibley, Shields, Snodgrass, Sowa, Strobeck, Tarno,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Watt, Wells, Wooten,
          Wylie, Speaker Clarno.
        House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Nays, 15, Eighmey, Fisher, Grisham, Hayden,
          Jones, Luke, Markham, Milne, Norris, Oakley, Starr,
          Tiernan, VanLeeuwen, Watt, Welsh.
        Meek changed vote from 'nay' to 'aye' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Johnson changed vote from 'nay' to 'aye' and served
          notice of possible reconsideration.
        Baum served notice of possible reconsideration.
        Beyer served notice of possible reconsideration.
        Carter served notice of possible reconsideration.
        Naito served notice of possible reconsideration.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 654, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          January 01, 1996.
  Modifies retirement allowance ©and other benefits¦ payable to
persons who establish membership in Public Employes' Retirement
System on or after effective date of Act. Specifies persons to be
treated as having established membership in system on or after
effective date of Act and before effective date of Act.
  Establishes retirement age of ©62¦ 60 for specified member of
system who establishes membership on or after effective date of
Act. Establishes ©death and¦ disability retirement benefits for
member ©who establishes membership before effective date of Act
and for member¦ who establishes membership on or after effective
date of Act.
  Requires payment of all benefits under system not specifically
excluded.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2477 By Representative TIERNAN; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to public employee retirement.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits membership of legislators and specified statewide
elected officials in Public Employes' Retirement System. Allows
current holder of office to remain member of system until
completion of current term.

HB 2478 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to justice;
        declaring an emergency.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes procedures for prosecuting and sentencing persons
who are 15, 16 or 17 years of age and convicted of certain
crimes.
  Extends to 25 years period of time person sentenced to life
imprisonment for aggravated murder must wait before State Board
of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision may hold hearing to
determine if prisoner is likely to be rehabilitated.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2479 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to justice;
        declaring an emergency.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
4-10    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-14    Informational Meeting held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates mandatory minimum sentences for listed crimes.
Establishes procedures for prosecuting and sentencing persons who
are 15, 16 or 17 years of age and convicted of certain crimes.
Provides that informal disposition agreements cannot be entered
into if act alleged is felony. Requires consent of district
attorney before juvenile court may amend petition. Extends to 25
years period of time that person sentenced to life imprisonment
for aggravated murder must wait before State Board of Parole and
Post-Prison Supervision may hold hearing to determine if prisoner
is likely to be rehabilitated.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2480 By Representative GORDLY --  Relating to state parks.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires State Parks and Recreation Department to allow persons
62 years of age and older use of state park at reduced rate.

HB 2481 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to vehicle
        displays.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
2-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-16    Work Session held.
2-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
2-21    Second reading.
2-22    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, February 23 Calendar.
2-23    Third reading. Carried by Wylie. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Nays, 1, Minnis.
2-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-27    Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
3-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-22    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
3-23    Third reading. Carried by Dukes. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 1--President Smith, Attending
          Legislative Business, 4----Baker, Bryant, McCoy,
          Miller.
4-3(H)  Speaker signed.
4-3(S)  President signed.
4-7(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 57, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Allows certain persons to display vehicles without having
vehicle dealer license.

HB 2482 By Representative SHIELDS (at the request of Oregon
        Shelter Network) --  Relating to removal of homeless
        individuals from camping sites on public property.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
3-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-22    Work Session held.
3-29    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-31    Second reading.
4-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Tiernan. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 3--Fahey, Johnson, Oakley, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Shibley.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 1--Gold, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Derfler, Springer.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 121, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes policy for removal of homeless individuals from
camping sites on public property.

HB 2483 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to impoundment of
        motor vehicles; appropriating money.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires impoundment of uninsured vehicles. Creates Vehicle
Impoundment Account. Adds specified assessments collected in
addition to traffic fines to account.

HB 2484 By Representative SCHOON; Representatives LOKAN, MARKHAM
        --  Relating to murder.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-14    Informational Meeting held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands crime of murder to include criminal homicide caused by
operation of motor vehicle by intoxicated driver if driver has at
least one prior conviction for driving while under influence of
intoxicants.

HB 2485 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to driving
        privileges.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-30    Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires permanent revocation of driving privileges upon third
conviction of driving while under the influence of intoxicants.

HB 2486 By Representative COURTNEY; Representatives NORRIS,
        TARNO, Senator KENNEMER --  Relating to aircraft on
        waters in this state; declaring an emergency.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-26    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Fisher, Excused, 2--Oakley, Shibley,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Parks.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Transportation.
5-11    Public Hearing held.
5-16    Work Session held.
5-22    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 4, Derfler, Miller, Shannon, Stull,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Johnson.
        Trow changed from nay to aye by unanimous consent.
6-3(H)  Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 655, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 18, 1995.
  Regulates activities of aircraft on waters in this state.
  Requires that, for specified purposes, Department of
Transportation in cooperation with State Marine Board regulate
boats that are seaplanes.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2487 By Representatives COURTNEY, CARPENTER, BRIAN;
        Representatives BAUM, GRISHAM, MEEK, SCHOON, SNODGRASS --
        Relating to consequences for student misconduct.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
2-22    Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
4-12    Returned to Full Committee.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 10, Brown, Federici, Luke, Norris,
          Parks, Schoon, Shibley, Tarno, Uherbelau, Welsh,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Starr.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Uherbelau entered in
          Journal.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Education.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Gold.
        Motion to postpone action until 05-18 carried by
          unanimous consent.
5-18    Bill read. Carried by Gold. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 7, Baker, Dwyer, Lim, Phillips, Shannon,
          Sorenson, Springer, Excused, 2--Hartung, Johnson.
6-8(H)  Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 656, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows school district to deny admission to resident student
who is expelled from another school district. Modifies expulsion
and suspension requirements in certain instances. ©Allows
superintendent to revoke employment certificate and cancel driver
license.¦ Allows school district board to establish policy
regarding when superintendent may file with Department of
Transportation request to suspend student's driving privileges.
Allows school district board to develop policies to permit
teacher to consider student's attendance in determining student's
grade.

HB 2488 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of Jim Dyer)
        --  Relating to highway work zones.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-3     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Defines Êhighway work zone.Î Doubles fine for speeding offense
committed in highway work zone. Creates offense of reckless
endangerment of highway workers. Punishes by maximum fine of
$5,000, maximum imprisonment of one year, or both. Provides for
suspension of driving privileges upon conviction.

HB 2489 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of Nick Coffey
        and Associates, Oregon Environmental Laboratory
        Association) --  Relating to environmental laboratories;
        appropriating money.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes licensing program for environmental laboratories
offering analytical services to public. Imposes civil penalties
for violations of licensing provisions.
  Appropriates moneys to Health Division for administration and
implementation of licensing program.

HB 2490 By Representatives COURTNEY, CARPENTER; Representatives
        SCHOON, UHERBELAU, Senator McCOY --  Relating to student
        stipends for community service; declaring an emergency.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
2-22    Public Hearing held.
3-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-27    Work Session held.
3-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Makes technical changes to higher education community service
voucher program. Limits program to regionally accredited
institutions of higher education©, except Oregon Health Sciences
University, within State System of Higher Education¦. Decreases
number of hours of service that recipient is required to perform
per week.
  Allocates lottery moneys to State Scholarship Commission to
fund grants for higher education community service voucher
program.
  Limits expenditures.
  ©Sunsets program December 31, 1997.¦
  Declares emergency, effective June 30, 1995.

HB 2491 Ordered printed by the Speaker pursuant to House Rule
        12.00A (5). Presession filed (at the request of
        Governor-elect Kitzhaber) --  Relating to the use of
        lottery funds for public purposes, including but not
        limited to financing education; appropriating money;
        prescribing an effective date.
1-25(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Legislative Rules.
1-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
1-30    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Work Session cancelled.
2-1     Second reading.
2-2     Third reading. Carried by Baum, Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Nays, 1, Carter.
2-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
2-13    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
2-14    Work Session held.
2-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-20    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Minority Recommendation: Do pass with different
          amendments to the A-Eng. bill. (Printed B-Eng.
          Minority)
2-21    Second reading.
2-22    Motion to substitute Minority Report for Committee Report
          failed.
        Ayes, 10 --Nays, 20, Adams, Baker, Bryant, Bunn, Derfler,
          Hamby, Hannon, Hartung, Johnson, Kennemer, Kintigh,
          Lim, Miller, Phillips, Shannon, Stull, Timms, Walden,
          Yih, President Smith.
        Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 9, Bradbury, Dukes, Gold, Leonard,
          McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Yih.
        Gold entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
2-24(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 44 --Nays, 10, Carter, Corcoran, Eighmey, Federici,
          Gordly, Piercy, Rasmussen, Ross, Shields, Uherbelau,
          Excused, 6--Brian, Carpenter, Lehman, Lundquist, Parks,
          Wooten.
        Speaker signed.
2-24(S) President signed.
3-1(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 12, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Allows use of lottery funds for financing public education as
well as for creating jobs ©and¦ or furthering economic
development.
  Defines Êcreating jobs,Î ÊeducationÎ and Êfurthering economic
development.Î Includes financial assistance to students in
definition of Êeducation.Î Includes providing services or
financial assistance for facilities, physical environments or
certain infrastructure projects to definition of Êfurthering
economic development.Î
  Establishes Education Endowment Fund and requires transfer of
lottery moneys to fund. Directs investment of moneys.
Appropriates earnings to State Scholarship Commission. Requires
that commission enter into agreement with community foundation to
manage moneys.
  Takes effect when amendment proposed by House Joint Resolution
15 (1995) is approved by people at special election held
throughout state on May 16, 1995.

HB 2492 By Representative PARKS; Representative MANNIX --
        Relating to crime; declaring an emergency.
1-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Judiciary.
4-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-19    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Strobeck, Excused, 1--Lewis, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Starr.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-16    Public Hearing held.
5-18    Work Session held.
5-30    Work Session held.
6-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 1, Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 5----Cease, Hamby, Johnson, Timms, Walden.
6-8(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused for business of the House, 2----Brian,
          Lokan.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 657, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 18, 1995.
  Modifies crime of murder by abuse. Defines terms.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2493 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to certain
        procedures of professional licensing boards.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-3     Referred to Judiciary.
2-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-17    Public Hearing held.
2-22    Public Hearing held.
3-1     Public Hearing held.
3-8     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-16    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-23    Second reading.
3-27    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Parks. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 7, Carter, Corcoran, Jones, Markham,
          Norris, Repine, Sowa.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Hayden,
          Snodgrass, Qutub, Lehman, Prozanski, Sowa, Josi, Luke,
          Grisham, Meek, Fisher.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Piercy entered in Journal.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-4     Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs, then Ways and
          Means.
4-11    Work Session held.
4-13    Recommendation:  Without recommendation as to passage and
          be referred to Rules and Elections.
        Referred to Rules and Elections by order of the
          President, then Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-18    Public Hearing held.
5-24    Work Session held.
5-29    Work Session cancelled.
        Work Session held.
6-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes uniform procedure for investigation of complaints
by professional licensing boards. Identifies subject boards.
Requires that certain disciplinary proceedings of professional
licensing boards be public, including records. Exempts good faith
complaints from civil action. Applies to complaints submitted on
or after effective date of Act.
  Allows person filing complaint to request confidentiality.
Allows licensing board to withhold certain information. Exempts
identity of person who participated in board approved diversion
or impairment program from disclosure.

HB 2494 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives FISHER,
        HAYDEN, JONES, LEWIS, LUKE, MARKHAM, NORRIS, OAKLEY,
        QUTUB, SCHOON, STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN --  Relating to
        unemployment compensation coverage of corporate officers.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Labor.
2-13    Public Hearing held.
4-10    Work Session held.
4-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by VanLeeuwen. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 1, Carter, Excused, 1--Jones, Excused
          for business of the House, 3----Roberts, Schoon,
          Speaker Clarno.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Luke,
          Lewis, Snodgrass, Thompson.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-8     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-9     Carried over to 05-10 by unanimous consent.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 5, Gold, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer,
          Trow, Excused, 2--Lim, Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 220, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Excludes from unemployment compensation coverage service
performed by corporate officers who are related by family, who
are corporate directors and who have substantial corporation
ownership interest if corporation elects not to provide coverage
for those individuals.

HB 2495 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to littering.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Judiciary.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Decriminalizes littering. Provides for local enforcement of
littering laws through administrative procedure for levying of
civil penalties and assessment of costs. Imposes maximum penalty
of $      for violation of litter discard provision. Imposes
    _____
maximum penalty of $      for violation of litter transport
                    _____
provision.

HB 2496 By Representative COURTNEY; Representative BROWN (at the
        request of Mark J. Miranda) --  Relating to vehicles.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows police to mark registration plates of vehicle if driver
is suspended or revoked or otherwise operating without driving
privileges. Authorizes cancellation of registration.  Creates
offense of removal of special stickers from registration plates.
Punishes by maximum $190 fine.

HB 2497 By Representative WATT --  Relating to the issuance of
        citations under the Oregon Safe Employment Act; declaring
        an emergency.
1-30(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-31    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires issuance of citation within 30 days of knowledge by
Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services of
violation under Oregon Safe Employment Act.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2498 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative MILNE --
        Relating to school district site committees.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes composition of school district site committees.

HB 2499 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Oregon Fairs
        Association) --  Relating to county fairs.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-3     Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases minimum fine for unlawful sales on or near county
fairgrounds from $10 to $100.
  Increases maximum fine from $100 to $500.
  Increases fine for second and subsequent convictions from $200
to $1,000.

HB 2500 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Home Builders
        Association of Metropolitan Portland, Oregon State Home
        Builders) --  Relating to building moratorium.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Fisher. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Excused, 3--Brian, Corcoran, Ross, Excused for
          business of the House, 9----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham,
          Johnson, Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Tarno.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, McCoy, Excused, 2--Hartung, Springer.
5-29(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 2--Federici, Thompson, Excused for
          business of the House, 13----Brian, Carter, Corcoran,
          Fahey, Lokan, Lundquist, Meek, Norris, Oakley, Ross,
          Snodgrass, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
6-8     Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 463, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies moratorium on construction or land development.
Allows local government to adopt public facilities strategy.

HB 2501 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Home Builders
        Association of Metropolitan Portland, Oregon State Home
        Builders) --  Relating to consideration of school
        capacity in certain land use actions.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-7     Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-12    Second reading.
4-13    Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 33 --Nays, 24, Adams, Brown, Carpenter, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly, Johnston,
          Lehman, Mannix, Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen,
          Ross, Shibley, Shields, Strobeck, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 3--Brian, Federici, Josi.
4-14(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-17    Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 3, Hartung, Phillips, Sorenson, Absent,
          1--McCoy, Attending Legislative Business, 1----Johnson.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 41 --Nays, 15, Adams, Carter, Corcoran, Eighmey,
          Fahey, Gordly, Lehman, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross,
          Shields, Strobeck, Thompson, Uherbelau, Wylie, Absent,
          1--Shibley, Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Piercy, Roberts.
6-8     Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-6(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 508, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Limits consideration of school capacity when local government
approves or denies residential ©subdivisions or partitions¦
development application.

HB 2502 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Home Builders
        Association of Metropolitan Portland, Oregon State Home
        Builders) --  Relating to property taxes.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants property tax exemption for land for which building
permit is refused or denied on grounds of Êno school capacity.Î

HB 2503 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to coverage of
        religious pastors under workers' compensation law.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts religious pastors from coverage under workers'
compensation law.

HB 2504 By Representative MARKHAM --  Relating to compensation
        for regulation of property.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that compensation be paid by regulating entities for
certain types of regulation affecting private real property.
  Defines terms. Specifies procedures.
  Applies to regulations adopted after January 1, 1996.

HB 2505 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to local
        government; appropriating money.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows district attorney to represent state's interest at
commitment hearings only upon request of court when there are
special circumstances requiring assistance of attorney.
  Authorizes precommitment investigator to represent state's
interest at commitment hearings with certain exceptions.
  Adds performance appraisals and materials related to personnel
disciplinary action or performance appraisal to personnel records
exempt from public disclosure.
  Prohibits State of Oregon from requiring Êhold harmlessÎ
provisions in certain agreements between state and local
government.
  Eliminates over five-year period requirement that counties
annually levy tax for purposes of county school fund.
  Eliminates participation of district attorney or county counsel
in certain mental commitment hearings.
  Allows annual report relating to county contracts to be posted
within county instead of being published in newspaper.
  Requires state to pay witness fees of expert witnesses in
specified grand jury proceedings and criminal proceedings in
district and circuit courts.
  Allows counties to assume functions of release assistance
officers upon specified conditions.
  Provides that public employee transferred by city, county or
district retains certain employment rights for 270-day period.
  Modifies overtime pay for local government employees to apply
only for work in excess of 40-hour week.
  Repeals other outdated state mandates on local governments.
  Appropriates moneys out of General Fund to Department of
Administrative Services and Department of Justice for witness
expenses.

HB 2506 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to alcoholic
        liquors; appropriating money.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases privilege tax on malt beverages per barrel and wine
per gallon.
  Creates Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program Account for deposit of
part of increase. Appropriates all moneys in account to
Department of Human Resources to be used only for purpose of
providing alcohol and drug abuse prevention, intervention and
treatment services, and for purpose of paying administrative
costs of department in providing those services.
  Creates Clean and Sober Housing Fund for deposit of remainder
of increase in privilege tax. Directs Department of Human
Resources to use fund to pay rent for tenants in housing free of
alcohol and other drugs. Directs department to establish
eligibility criteria for tenants under program.

HB 2507 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to highways.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to Ways and Means.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Department of Transportation to mitigate noise from
existing highways under specified circumstances.

HB 2508 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to criminal law.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to Judiciary.
4-14    Informational Meeting held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-25    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes definition of deviate sexual intercourse. Expands
definition of sexual intercourse to allow prosecution under rape
statutes for criminal acts formerly classified as sodomy,
unlawful sexual penetration and sexual abuse.

HB 2509 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to criminal law.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands crime of second degree assault to include recklessly
causing physical injury to child by driving while under influence
of intoxicants with child present in vehicle.
  Punishes by maximum 10 years' imprisonment, $200,000 fine, or
both.

HB 2510 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to criminal law.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Judiciary with subsequent referral to Ways
          and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases punishment for recklessly endangering another person
if offense involves operation of motor vehicle while under
influence of intoxicants and victim is under 16 years of age and
present in vehicle.
  Punishes by maximum five years' imprisonment, $100,000 fine, or
both.

HB 2511 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to juveniles.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Children and Families.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires local commission for children and families to consider
juvenile peer jury program when revising or amending local plan
for services to be provided for children and families.

HB 2512 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to the use of
        privilege taxes on alcoholic liquor.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-3     Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits use of proceeds from privilege tax on wine and malt
beverages. Requires proceeds be used only for drug and alcohol
treatment, drug and alcohol education, drug and alcohol
intervention and drug and alcohol research. Specifies exemptions
from limitation.

HB 2513 By Representative SHIBLEY; Representative OAKLEY --
        Relating to payment for election petition signatures.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits payment of persons gathering signatures on
initiative, referendum or recall petitions based on the number of
signatures obtained.

HB 2514 By Representative SHIBLEY; Representative OAKLEY --
        Relating to election petitions.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that signature sheets of initiative and referendum
petitions contain notice stating whether any person is being paid
for obtaining signatures on petitions. Requires person being paid
to obtain signatures on initiative or referendum petition to wear
button, sign or other device stating that person is being paid.

HB 2515 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to measure
        numbers.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires ballot measure numbering to include election year.

HB 2516 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to motor vehicles.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies definition of offense of operating with sifting or
leaking load.

HB 2517 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to motorcycle
        driving privileges.
1-31(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-1     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes requirement for motorcycle indorsement. Requires that
person have restricted Class C driver license in order to operate
motorcycle.

HB 2518 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to hospitals.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits smoking in hospitals.

HB 2519 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Oregon
        Forest Products Transportation Association) --  Relating
        to motor carriers.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
3-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-12    Work Session held.
4-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-20    Second reading.
4-21    Third reading. Carried by Hayden. Passed.
        Ayes, 47 --Nays, 1, Prozanski, Excused, 9--Brown, Fahey,
          Josi, Meek, Minnis, Roberts, Ross, Wooten, Speaker
          Clarno, Excused for business of the House, 3----Brian,
          Carter, Johnson.
4-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
5-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 3, Cease, McCoy, Trow, Excused,
          2--Leonard, Phillips, Attending Legislative Business,
          2----Hannon, Timms.
5-30(H) Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 275, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Deletes¦ Waives, in certain circumstance, fee charged motor
carriers for benefits under international fuel tax agreements.

HB 2520 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Oregon
        Forest Products Transportation Association) --  Relating
        to motor carriers.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-3     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to State and School Finance.
2-7     Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
4-21    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass and rescind subsequent referral
          to State and School Finance.
        Subsequent referral to State and School Finance rescinded
          by order of Speaker.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Markham. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 2--Oakley, Shibley, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Parks.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Transportation.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-19    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-22    Carried over to 05-23 by unanimous consent.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Yih. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams,
          Johnson, President Smith.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 464, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Authorizes motor carriers hauling peeler cores to pay flat fee
rather than weight-mile tax.

HB 2521 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Oregon
        Forest Products Transportation Association) --  Relating
        to log trucks.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
2-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Markham. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
4-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-26    Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 4, Gold, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer,
          Excused, 1--Miller.
        Sorenson entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
5-4(H)  Speaker signed.
5-5(S)  President signed.
5-11(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 101, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Exempts empty log truck and pole trailer combination from
requirement to stop at weigh station under specified conditions.

HB 2522 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Oregon
        Forest Products Transportation Association) --  Relating
        to vehicle limitations.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-2     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
2-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Grisham. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies distance between vehicle axles to clarify maximum
allowable weight table.

HB 2523 By Representative WATT (at the request of Oregon Medical
        Association) --  Relating to continuing education for
        workers' compensation medical providers.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Labor.
2-17    Public Hearing held.
3-1     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-20    Carried over to 04-21 by unanimous consent.
4-21    Carried over to 04-24 by unanimous consent.
4-24    Carried over to 04-25 by unanimous consent.
4-25    Third reading. Carried by Derfler. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Nays, 1, Springer, Excused, 1--President
          Smith.
4-27(H) Speaker signed.
4-27(S) President signed.
5-3(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 94, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Repeals requirement of continuing education for workers'
compensation medical providers.

HB 2524 By Representative EIGHMEY; Representatives BAUM, BRIAN,
        BROWN, CARPENTER, CARTER, GORDLY, JOHNSON, JOHNSTON,
        JOSI, LEHMAN, MARKHAM, MINNIS, MONTGOMERY, NAITO, OAKLEY,
        PROZANSKI, QUTUB, RASMUSSEN, REPINE, ROSS, SCHOON,
        SHIBLEY, SHIELDS, STARR, TIERNAN, UHERBELAU, WATT, WYLIE,
        Senators DWYER, HAMBY, SORENSON --  Relating to
        disposition of human remains.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-3     Referred to Judiciary.
2-15    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-22    Public Hearing held.
3-28    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-7     Second reading.
4-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 11 Calendar.
4-11    Third reading. Carried by Eighmey. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 4, Lokan, Meek, Milne, Snodgrass,
          Absent, 2--Hayden, Tiernan, Excused, 3--Brian, Shibley,
          Wells.
4-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-15    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands list of persons authorized to direct disposition of
decedent's remains. Allows delegation of authority. Specifies
means that may be used to direct disposition. Modifies certain
provisions relating to anatomical gifts.

HB 2525 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to adult foster
        homes.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
2-13    Public Hearing held.
2-20    Public Hearing held.
3-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-29    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-28    Second reading.
5-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 1--Wooten, Excused for business of
          the House, 3----Oakley, Schoon, VanLeeuwen.
5-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Health and Human Services.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kennemer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 180, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Specifies that ©person who owns¦ owner or lessor of property
used by another as adult foster home is not Êprovider.Î Allows,
in certain circumstances, Senior and Disabled Services Division
to issue provisional license to operate adult foster home.

HB 2526 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Oregonians
        Against Gun Violence, David DeMarkey, Tuck Wilson) --
        Relating to firearms.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits transfer of firearm to intoxicated person.  Restricts
basis for obtaining concealed handgun license. Extends
requirements relating to transfer of handguns to all firearms.
Requires that most firearm sales be conducted through dealer.

HB 2527 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Lori Irish
        Bauman) --  Relating to elections.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits use of election contribution and expenditure
statements for commercial purposes. Provides exceptions.

HB 2528 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Dawn Arntz,
        Oregon Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence
        (OCADSV)) --  Relating to sexual abuse.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands bases for sexual abuse in first degree.

HB 2529 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Veronica
        Broeth, Michael A. Yates) --  Relating to motor vehicles.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates offense of harassment of bicyclist from motor vehicle.
Punishes by maximum fine of $940.

HB 2530 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Horse Council
        of Oregon, Tom Roberts) --  Relating to livestock brand
        inspection practices.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Includes tattoos and electromagnetic markers in definition of
livestock ÊbrandÎ. Increases specified fees. Requires
comprehensive brand inspection.

HB 2531 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Foster-Powell
        Neighborhood Association, Mt. Scott-Arleta Neighborhood
        Association, Reed Neighborhood Association) --  Relating
        to aerosol paint sales.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits sale of aerosol paint to, and purchase of aerosol
paint by, persons under 18 years of age without consent of parent
or guardian. Requires person under 18 years of age purchasing
aerosol paint to sign form. Directs retailers of aerosol paint to
store paint in area viewable by but not accessible to public.
Requires posting of sign describing when aerosol paint may be
sold to persons under 18 years of age. Imposes maximum $250 fine
for violation.

HB 2532 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives BRIAN,
        HAYDEN, MARKHAM, MEEK, MINNIS, OAKLEY, PARKS --  Relating
        to criminal procedure.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes requirement that defendant convicted of felony must
elect to appear at judgment by means of simultaneous television
transmission.

HB 2533 By Representative BEYER; Representatives MONTGOMERY,
        UHERBELAU, Senators ADAMS, WALDEN (at the request of
        Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems) --
        Relating to hospital cooperative programs.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
2-10    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-22    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes hospitals to enter into cooperative programs for
provision of health care. Exempts such agreements from antitrust
laws. Defines terms.

HB 2534 By Representative JONES (at the request of Oregon Medical
        Association) --  Relating to medical services liens.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Commerce.
2-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
3-7     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-14    Work Session held.
3-20    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-22    Second reading.
3-23    Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Montgomery, Oakley.
3-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-20    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-21    Carried over to 04-24 by unanimous consent.
4-24    Carried over to 04-25 by unanimous consent.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
5-10(H) Speaker signed.
5-10(S) President signed.
5-11(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 100, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Deletes requirement in notice of medical services lien for
itemized statement of amount claimed.
  Requires notice of lien to contain only statement of amount
claimed.
  Changes statutory form of notice of lien to conform to new
notice requirement.

HB 2535 By Representative ROBERTS (at the request of Ethel Field)
        --  Relating to payment of wages at termination of
        employment.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Labor.
2-17    Public Hearing held.
4-17    Work Session held.
4-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-2     Second reading.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Roberts. Passed.
        Ayes, 41 --Excused for business of the House,
          19----Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Corcoran, Fahey, Fisher,
          Josi, Lewis, Luke, Lundquist, Naito, Norris, Snodgrass,
          Tarno, Thompson, Uherbelau, Watt, Wells, Welsh.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-18    Second reading.
5-19    Carried over to 05-22 by unanimous consent.
5-22    Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, Springer, Excused, 1--Lim, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Johnson.
5-24(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 47 --Excused, 3--Brian, Minnis, Shibley, Excused
          for business of the House, 10----Corcoran, Fahey,
          Lundquist, Mannix, Norris, Repine, Shields, Sowa,
          VanLeeuwen, Speaker Clarno.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 753, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows employers one business day to pay wages to employee who
is discharged or terminated by mutual agreement. Establishes
conditions under which employer may deduct from wages upon
termination of employee, repayment for loan made to employee by
employer.

HB 2536 By Representative ROBERTS (at the request of Clair Pense)
        --  Relating to statements on land survey maps.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires certain statements on land survey maps.

HB 2537 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of National
        Association of Minority Contractors in Oregon) --
        Relating to discrimination.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits distinction, discrimination or restriction because of
race, color, sex, marital status, religion, age or national
origin in offering or entering into contracts with construction
contractors. Defines construction contractor. Exempts individuals
contracting for work on their residential property. Prescribes
remedies for violation of prohibition.

HB 2538 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to elections;
        appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Legislative Rules with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Sets procedure for statewide special election on House Joint
Resolution 26 (1995).
  Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Secretary of State for
expenses of submitting any measure to people at special election.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2539 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to sentencing.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Judiciary.
2-28    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that certain sex offenders may be sentenced as
dangerous offenders even though offender is not suffering from
severe personality disorder.

HB 2540 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to lobbying.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits state elected officials, including legislators, from
becoming lobbyists within one year from leaving office.

HB 2541 By Representative WATT; Representative OAKLEY (at the
        request of Oregon Farm Bureau) --  Relating to workplace
        safety committees for employers of 10 or fewer employees;
        declaring an emergency.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Labor.
2-24    Public Hearing held.
3-3     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-12    Carried over to 04-13 by unanimous consent.
4-13    Carried over to 04-14 by implied consent.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 3, Dwyer, Gold, Springer, Excused,
          3--Hannon, McCoy, President Smith, Attending
          Legislative Business, 3----Hamby, Kennemer, Timms.
4-20(H) Speaker signed.
4-21(S) President signed.
4-28(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 83, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          April 28, 1995.
  Provides exception for certain agricultural employers of 10 or
fewer employees from requirement to establish safety committees.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2542 By Representative WATT (at the request of David Hyatt) --
        Relating to smoking on school property.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
2-22    Public Hearing held.
3-15    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-21    Second reading.
3-22    Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Adams, Hayden, Welsh.
3-23(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Education.
4-27    Public Hearing held.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-4     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits school districts from designating smoking area for
persons under 18 years of age.

HB 2543 By Representative WATT (at the request of Oregon
        Restaurant Association) --  Relating to wages.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Labor.
2-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes amount received by employee as tips to be included
by employer in determining amount of minimum wage to be paid
under certain circumstances.

HB 2544 By Representative NORRIS; Representatives FISHER,
        LUNDQUIST (at the request of Oregon Water Resources
        Congress) --  Relating to districts delivering water for
        irrigation; declaring an emergency.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Water Policy.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
3-7     Work Session held.
3-14    Work Session held.
3-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-21    Second reading.
3-22    Third reading. Carried by Josi. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Adams, Hayden, Welsh.
3-23(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill to resolve conflicts. (Printed B-Eng.)
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 1--Gold, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Derfler, Springer.
5-8(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 59 --Nays, 1, Naito.
5-16    Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Motion to recall measure from Governor's desk carried.
        Rules suspended. Vote reconsideration carried.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 2--Minnis, Shibley, Excused for
          business of the House, 2----Tiernan, Speaker Clarno.
        House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Ayes, 2 --Nays, 56, Adams, Baum, Beyer, Brian, Carpenter,
          Carter, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici,
          Fisher, Gordly, Grisham, Hayden, Johnson, Jones, Josi,
          Lehman, Lewis, Lokan, Luke, Lundquist, Mannix, Markham,
          Meek, Milne, Montgomery, Naito, Norris, Oakley, Parks,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen, Repine, Roberts,
          Ross, Schoon, Shields, Snodgrass, Sowa, Starr,
          Strobeck, Tarno, Thompson, Tiernan, Uherbelau,
          VanLeeuwen, Watt, Wells, Welsh, Wooten, Wylie, Speaker
          Clarno, Excused, 2--Minnis, Shibley.
5-30    Representatives Norris, Josi, Tarno appointed House
          Conferees.
5-31(S) Senators Kintigh, Dwyer, Shannon appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-2(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  Enrolled bill be
          further amended and repassed.
6-3(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-5(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 56 --Absent, 1--Carpenter, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Tiernan, Excused for business of the House, 1----Lewis.
6-6(S)  Made a Special Order of Business by unanimous consent.
        Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Gold,
          Phillips, Walden, Yih.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 754, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          September 01, 1995.
  Provides recall procedure for directors of irrigation
districts. Specifies when director position is vacant. Specifies
procedure for filling vacancy. Allows water district to petition
Water Resources Commission for approval of transfer.
  Allows absentee ballots to be used for irrigation district
elections.
  Establishes fixed rate of interest to be charged by irrigation
districts for unpaid assessments or charges.
  Modifies certain electoral procedures in irrigation district
elections.
  Declares emergency, effective September 1, 1995.

HB 2545 By Representative NORRIS; Representative FISHER --
        Relating to use of waters within scenic waterways.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Water Policy.
2-16    Public Hearing held.
2-23    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows water diversion facility on scenic waterway. Allows
water right to be issued within or above scenic waterway as long
as Water Resources Department makes certain findings. Eliminates
restriction on amount of water that may be used under water right
issued for waters within or above scenic waterway.

HB 2546 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to the Office of
        Emergency Management.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Transfers Office of Emergency Management from Department of
State Police to Oregon Military Department.

HB 2547 By Representative JONES (at the request of Malheur County
        Hard Seed Growers) --  Relating to certification of
        seeds; declaring an emergency.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-17    Work Session held.
4-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Uherbelau. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 1--Jones, Excused for business of the
          House, 3----Roberts, Schoon, Speaker Clarno.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-5     Work Session held.
5-10    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Hartung. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 7----Baker, Bryant, Hamby, Kennemer,
          Springer, Stull, Yih.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 181, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          May 26, 1995.
  Authorizes ©producers of certain seeds in Malheur County to
have seed certified by public or private agency other than¦ dean
of school of agriculture of Oregon State University to enter into
agreements with certain agencies for performance of seed
certification for producers of hard seed in Malheur County.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2548 By Representative OAKLEY; Representatives CARPENTER,
        JOHNSTON, LOKAN, ROBERTS, SOWA, VANLEEUWEN --  Relating
        to state initiative petitions.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Legislative Assembly to hold public hearings on
initiative petitions. Specifies circumstances under which
petitioners may amend petitions.

HB 2549 By Representative OAKLEY; Representatives CARPENTER,
        CORCORAN, FISHER, JOHNSTON, LOKAN, LUKE, QUTUB, ROBERTS,
        ROSS, SCHOON, SNODGRASS, SOWA, TARNO, TIERNAN, Senator
        KENNEMER --  Relating to ballot titles.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that ballot title describe general meaning and effect
of ÊyesÎ and ÊnoÎ votes on measures.

HB 2550 By Representative OAKLEY; Representatives BROWN,
        CARPENTER, CORCORAN, EIGHMEY, JOHNSTON, NAITO, NORRIS,
        ROBERTS, ROSS, SOWA, STROBECK --  Relating to payment for
        election petition signatures.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits payment of persons gathering signatures on
initiative, referendum or recall petitions based on number of
signatures obtained or contingent on petition obtaining enough
signatures to appear on ballot. Requires that persons being paid
for obtaining signatures on initiative, referendum and recall
petitions receive payment at rate not lower than $6 per hour.

HB 2551 By Representative OAKLEY; Representatives CLARNO,
        ROBERTS, STARR, VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to registration
        of electors.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Legislative Rules.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-23    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-27    Second reading.
3-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Oakley. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-18    Carried over to 05-19 by unanimous consent.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Adams. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 2, Cease, Springer, Excused, 1--Miller,
          Attending Legislative Business, 5----Bryant, Bunn,
          Hannon, McCoy, Timms.
6-2(H)  Speaker signed.
6-3(S)  President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 755, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Changes deadline for electors to change, terminate or adopt
party affiliation from 45th day before primary election to 20th
day before primary election.

HB 2552 By Representative OAKLEY; Representatives CLARNO,
        JOHNSTON, MARKHAM, MILNE, REPINE, ROBERTS, SCHOON, STARR,
        VANLEEUWEN, WELSH --  Relating to absentee ballots.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-2     Second reading.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Oakley. Passed.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 2, Carter, Minnis, Excused for business
          of the House, 19----Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Corcoran,
          Fahey, Fisher, Josi, Lewis, Luke, Lundquist, Naito,
          Norris, Snodgrass, Tarno, Thompson, Uherbelau, Watt,
          Wells, Welsh.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-10    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows elector to become permanent absentee voter.

HB 2553 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to assistance
        animals.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows specified persons to ask Department of Transportation to
register certain information about assistance animal with
person's driver license or identification information.

HB 2554 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to the Government
        Waste Hotline.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-16    Public Hearing held.
3-9     Work Session held.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-22    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-27    Second reading.
3-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Grisham. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 2, Lundquist, Montgomery.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Taken from 04-27 Calendar and placed on 04-28 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 2, Hannon, Leonard, Excused, 1--Gold,
          Attending Legislative Business, 2----Derfler, Springer.
        Leonard changed from aye to nay by unanimous consent.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 138, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires Secretary of State to establish Government Waste
Hotline for reporting of waste inefficiency, or abuse by state
agencies or state employees or by persons under contract with
state agencies. Requires Secretary of State to investigate all
initial reports received through hotline and determine which
reports require further investigation. Requires Secretary of
State to make determination whether inefficiency, waste or abuse
has occurred. Requires Secretary of State to prepare written
summary of report, investigation and determination.

HB 2555 By Representative WATT (at the request of Associated
        Oregon Industries) --  Relating to taxes, including but
        not limited to taxes imposed upon or measured by income.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to State and School Finance.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows, for state personal income tax purposes, deduction for
interest received by individual, estate or trust. Applies to tax
years beginning on or after January 1, 1996.

HB 2556 By Representative WATT (at the request of Associated
        Oregon Industries) --  Relating to taxes, including but
        not limited to taxes imposed upon or measured by income.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to State and School Finance.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates certain factors presently used to determine income
apportionable to this state for state income and excise tax
purposes. Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1,
1996.

HB 2557 By Representative WATT; Representative OAKLEY (at the
        request of Associated Oregon Industries) --  Relating to
        rulemaking.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits adoption of any rule by state agency that is more
stringent than federal requirement unless state agency shows that
conditions in Oregon are unique or so different that application
of federal requirement would not achieve intent of federal law or
rule. Requires repeal or amendment of noncomplying rule not later
than July 1, 1996.

HB 2558 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to public employee
        retirement; prescribing an effective date.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-23    Informational Meeting held.
2-24    Public Hearing held.
2-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-2     Second reading.
5-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 4 Calendar.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Tiernan, Watt.
        Motion to rerefer to General Government and Regulatory
          Reform carried.  Rereferred.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Declares state policy regarding public employee's retirement
fund. Modifies retirement allowance and other benefits payable to
©persons employed by public employers¦ person who establishes
membership in Public Employes' Retirement System on or after
effective date of Act. Specifies persons to be treated as
©employed¦ having established membership in the system on or
after effective date of Act.
  Requires that retirement allowance payable to employees subject
to Act be based solely on defined benefit calculation.  Increases
normal retirement age for specified employees from 58 to 62.
Modifies amounts to be included in salary for purposes of
calculating some retirement allowances.
  ©Eliminates additional¦ Specifies death benefit©,¦ and
disability allowance, ©health insurance supplemental payments,
and certain other benefits for specified¦ for employees hired on
and after effective date of Act. Requires payment of all benefits
under system not specifically excluded.
  Directs Legislative Counsel Committee to retain independent
counsel to advise committees on bills relating to system.
Prohibits any change by Public Employes' Retirement Board that
has effect of increasing or decreasing benefits under system
unless change is specifically required by law.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2559 By Representative TARNO (at the request of Nikki Whitty)
        --  Relating to property tax exemption for business
        incubators.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to State
          and School Finance.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-18    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows property tax exemption for certain small business
incubators. Defines Êbusiness incubator.Î Applies to incubators
acquired or constructed on or after effective date of Act.

HB 2560 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to driving while
        under the influence of intoxicants.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-14    Informational Meeting held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases penalty for driving while under influence of
intoxicants if minor is in vehicle at time of offense. Allows
court to impose six months' imprisonment, maximum $1,000 fine and
community service in addition to any other sentence imposed.

HB 2561 By Representative LUKE (at the request of Oregon State
        Home Builders Association) --  Relating to conduct of
        secondary occupational activities on rural lands.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-19    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Carter, Fahey.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Dwyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 3, Dukes, Springer, Trow, Attending
          Legislative Business, 4----Adams, Bryant, Derfler,
          Stull.
6-3(H)  Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 465, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Expands description of home occupational activities allowed in
specified zones.¦
  Allows establishment of home occupation and parking of vehicles
in any zone subject to approval of county governing body.

HB 2562 By Representative TARNO --  Relating to salmon for
        Coquille Indian ceremonies.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-7     Work Session held.
4-13    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-17    Second reading.
4-18    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 19 Calendar.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Markham, Roberts, Speaker Clarno.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Brecke. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Attending Legislative Business, 5----Bryant,
          Derfler, Kintigh, Leonard, McCoy.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 137, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Directs State Department of Fish and Wildlife to provide salmon
for cultural ceremonies of Coquille Indian tribe.

HB 2563 By Representative FISHER; Representatives JOHNSTON,
        THOMPSON (at the request of Oregon Care Providers
        Association) --  Relating to adult foster care.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals provision granting exemption from state license,
inspection and fee requirements for adult foster homes located in
counties with licensing and inspection programs similar to state
program.

HB 2564 By Representative FISHER (at the request of Oregon Care
        Providers Association) --  Relating to adult foster care.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Labor.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-19    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Fisher. Passed.
        Ayes, 37 --Nays, 11, Brown, Carter, Corcoran, Eighmey,
          Gordly, Josi, Naito, Piercy, Rasmussen, Shields,
          Thompson, Excused, 1--Mannix, Excused for business of
          the House, 11----Carpenter, Fahey, Federici, Johnson,
          Lundquist, Oakley, Prozanski, Shibley, Snodgrass,
          Wells, Wooten.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Carried over to 05-19 by unanimous consent.
5-19    Carried over to 05-22 by unanimous consent.
5-22    Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 5, Gold, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer,
          Trow, Excused, 1--Lim, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Derfler.
5-24(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 10, Brown, Carter, Eighmey, Gordly,
          Josi, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Wooten,
          Excused, 3--Brian, Minnis, Shibley, Excused for
          business of the House, 8----Corcoran, Fahey, Lundquist,
          Mannix, Norris, Shields, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
6-3     Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 466, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Exempts individual employed as resident manager by licensed
adult foster care home from wage requirements when resident
manager is domiciled at home.

HB 2565 By Representative SOWA --  Relating to school district
        audits.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Secretary of State to oversee school district audits
either by performing audit or contracting for audit. Prohibits
use of same auditor for school district for more than two
consecutive years.

HB 2566 By Representative BRIAN (at the request of Sandra Brown)
        --  Relating to intersections.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that person traveling on through road has right of way
at uncontrolled T intersection. Creates offense of failure to
yield right of way at uncontrolled T intersection. Imposes
maximum fine of $470.

HB 2567 By Representative LUNDQUIST; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to taxation.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to State and School Finance.
3-23    Public Hearing held.
3-28    Work Session held.
3-31    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-3     Second reading.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Beyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 4--Corcoran, Fahey, Johnson, Oakley.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-23    Work Session held.
5-26    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 1, Adams, Attending Legislative
          Business, 4----Bryant, Bunn, Derfler, Johnson.
        Adams declared potential conflict of interest.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Carter, Excused for business of the
          House, 4----Beyer, Johnson, Watt, Speaker Clarno.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 467, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows property taxpayer to be represented by certified public
accountant before board of equalization or board of ratio review.

HB 2568 By Representative SOWA; Representatives MARKHAM, ROBERTS,
        SHIELDS, Senator DWYER --  Relating to compensation for
        the damage activities of game mammals.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-20    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-27    Work Session cancelled.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-4     Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-5     Second reading.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Sowa. Passed.
        Ayes, 45 --Nays, 7, Brown, Gordly, Lokan, Parks,
          Rasmussen, Shibley, Wylie, Excused, 2--Meek, Oakley,
          Excused for business of the House, 6----Brian, Carter,
          Johnson, Markham, Tiernan, Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Dwyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 3, Cease, Springer, Trow, Attending
          Legislative Business, 5----Bryant, Derfler, Kintigh,
          Leonard, McCoy.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 136, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Provides that compensation for damage activities of bear and
cougar shall be paid from moneys other than State Wildlife Fund
moneys.

HB 2569 By Representative SOWA; Representatives MARKHAM, ROBERTS,
        SHIELDS, Senators DWYER, KENNEMER --  Relating to
        wildlife.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-10    Second reading.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Sowa. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused, 4--Brian, Corcoran, Johnson, Minnis,
          Excused for business of the House, 2----Parks, Tiernan.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-17    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Dwyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 2, Cease, Springer, Attending
          Legislative Business, 4----Bryant, Bunn, Derfler,
          Johnson.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused for business of the House, 5----Baum,
          Beyer, Johnson, Watt, Speaker Clarno.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 468, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Provides that offense of obstructing taking of wildlife is
Class A misdemeanor. Punishes by maximum of one year's
imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both.

HB 2570 By Representative SOWA; Representatives GORDLY, MARKHAM,
        ROBERTS, Senator DWYER --  Relating to elections.
2-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes State Fish and Wildlife Commission, State Fish and
Wildlife Director, State Department of Fish and Wildlife
personnel and wildlife law enforcement officers to advocate
position on initiative or referendum petitions and initiative
measures if petition or measure relates to wildlife resources.

HB 2571 By Representative ROBERTS; Representatives BRIAN, REPINE,
        SOWA, WYLIE, Senators KENNEMER, LIM (at the request of
        Multnomah Greyhound Park) --  Relating to payments by
        greyhound race meet licensees.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Reduces percentage of gross mutuel wagering payable by
greyhound race meet licensees to Oregon Racing Commission.

HB 2572 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to justices of the
        peace.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-16    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-23    Second reading.
3-27    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Judiciary.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-10(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused for business of the House,
          2----Strobeck, VanLeeuwen.
5-23    Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 221, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Clarifies authority of Supreme Court to exercise administrative
authority and supervision over justice courts relating to matters
of discipline and continuing legal education.

HB 2573 By Representative PARKS; Representative OAKLEY --
        Relating to criminal procedure; prescribing an effective
        date.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-14    Public Hearing held.
3-29    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-3     Work Session held.
4-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-10    Second reading.
4-11    Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 52 --Nays, 5, Gordly, Johnston, Piercy, Sowa,
          Wooten, Excused, 3--Brian, Shibley, Wells.
4-12    Vote explanation(s) filed by Piercy entered in Journal.
4-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-11    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Provides that defendant charged with crime has¦ Specifies
classes of defendants that have right to appointed counsel ©only
if defendant will be incarcerated if convicted¦.
  Provides that Act is effective only upon amendment of Oregon
Constitution.

HB 2574 By Representative PARKS; Representatives BRIAN, EIGHMEY,
        OAKLEY --  Relating to circuit court juries.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Reduces number of jurors in circuit court civil cases from 12
to 6.

HB 2575 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Jobs with
        Justice) --  Relating to business subsidies.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires business firm that receives public subsidy to locate
or expand operations and facilities in Oregon, to agree to pay
new employees at specified wage levels and to meet other
specified conditions.
  Defines business firm, business subsidy and governmental unit.

HB 2576 By Representative NAITO (at the request of Oregon
        Building Trades Council) --  Relating to wages under
        unemployment compensation law.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Includes temporary partial disability payments under workers'
compensation law in definition of ÊwagesÎ for unemployment
compensation purposes.

HB 2577 By Representative NAITO --  Relating to disaster
        preparation in schools.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires schools to store food and water for emergencies.

HB 2578 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to motor carriers.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-7     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-12    Work Session held.
4-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-20    Second reading.
4-21    Third reading. Carried by Parks. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Excused, 9--Brown, Fahey, Josi, Meek, Minnis,
          Roberts, Ross, Wooten, Speaker Clarno, Excused for
          business of the House, 3----Brian, Carter, Johnson.
4-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
5-4     Public Hearing held.
5-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-18    Carried over to 05-19 by unanimous consent.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Yih. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 4, Gold, Sorenson, Springer, Trow,
          Excused, 1--Miller, Attending Legislative Business,
          4----Bryant, Dwyer, Hannon, Timms.
6-12(H) Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Expands permissible hours of service for certain motor
carriers.

HB 2579 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to criminal
        procedure; prescribing an effective date.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Conforms statutes relating to jury trial in criminal cases to
provisions of House Joint Resolution 33 (1995).
  Becomes effective if constitutional amendment proposed by House
Joint Resolution 33 (1995) is approved by electors at next
regular general election.

HB 2580 By Representative BEYER (at the request of Oregon
        Remodelers Association) --  Relating to construction
        contractor continuing education requirements.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Labor.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Fahey. Failed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 39, Baum, Federici, Fisher, Grisham,
          Hayden, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Josi, Lehman, Lewis,
          Lokan, Luke, Lundquist, Mannix, Markham, Meek, Milne,
          Minnis, Montgomery, Norris, Oakley, Parks, Prozanski,
          Qutub, Repine, Roberts, Schoon, Snodgrass, Sowa, Starr,
          Tarno, Thompson, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen, Watt, Wells,
          Welsh, Speaker Clarno, Excused, 2--Brian, Corcoran.
        Bill failed.
  Changes continuing education requirements for construction
contractors.
  Sunsets specified provisions on July 1, 2001.
HB 2581 By COMMITTEE ON STATE AND SCHOOL FINANCE --  Relating to
        cigarette stamps.
2-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to State and School Finance.
2-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates use of cigarette stamps. Requires distributors to
provide dealers with invoices of cigarette sales and deliveries.
Requires payment of tax at time distributor files monthly report.
Conforms collection mechanisms to those in other tax programs.
  Applies to distributions of cigarettes occurring on or after
January 1, 1996.

HB 2582 By Representative STROBECK; Representatives ADAMS,
        CORCORAN, HAYDEN, MILNE, REPINE, SHIBLEY, STARR, TARNO --
        Relating to alcoholic liquor.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
4-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 10, Fahey, Gordly, Jones, Josi,
          Montgomery, Naito, Roberts, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Excused, 1--Wooten.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Naito entered in Journal.
5-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 1, McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 5----Bryant, Bunn, Derfler, Johnson, Stull.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 1, Uherbelau, Excused for business of
          the House, 5----Baum, Beyer, Johnson, Watt, Speaker
          Clarno.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 756, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Prohibits person in control of private real property from
knowingly allowing person under age of 21 years to consume
alcoholic liquor on property. Prohibits person in control of
private real property from allowing person under age of 21 years
to remain on property if person ©knows or should know that
person¦ under 21 years of age ©will consume¦ consumes alcoholic
liquor on property. Exempts child or ward of person in control of
property.
  Punishes violation by ©maximum one year imprisonment, $5,000
fine, or both¦ mandatory minimum fine of $350 for first
conviction. Punishes second conviction by $1,000 fine.

HB 2583 By Representative JOHNSON (at the request of Underwriters
        At Lloyd's, London) --  Relating to insurance
        underwriting by groups that include incorporated members.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Commerce.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
2-23    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Derfler.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
5-8(H)  Speaker signed.
5-8(S)  President signed.
5-11(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 99, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Authorizes certain corporations to underwrite reinsurance and
to engage in surplus lines insurance.

HB 2584 By Representative MARKHAM; Representatives BAUM,
        CORCORAN, FISHER, PARKS, STARR, TARNO, VANLEEUWEN,
        Senator HANNON --  Relating to methods of taking
        wildlife; declaring an emergency.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-13    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals prohibition on use of bait and dogs for attracting and
taking black bears or cougars.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2585 By Representative MARKHAM; Representatives BRIAN,
        CORCORAN, FISHER, HAYDEN, MILNE, OAKLEY, SOWA, STARR,
        TARNO, VANLEEUWEN, Senator YIH --  Relating to jurors.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Judiciary.
3-22    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
5-10    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires judge or clerk of court to excuse from jury duty any
person 70 years of age or older upon that person's request.
Allows person to request excuse for such reason by telephone or
mail.

HB 2586 By Representative MARKHAM; Representatives BRIAN,
        CORCORAN, FISHER, MILNE, SOWA, STARR, TARNO, Senator YIH
        --  Relating to elections.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides for election of members of school boards and education
service district boards only if positions are contested.
Specifies that qualified persons filing declarations of candidacy
are declared elected if there is no contest for the office.

HB 2587 By Representatives MARKHAM, TARNO; Representatives BRIAN,
        CORCORAN, FISHER, HAYDEN, MILNE, MONTGOMERY, SOWA, STARR,
        VANLEEUWEN, Senator WALDEN --  Relating to registration
        plates.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-28    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
3-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-3     Returned to Full Committee.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes special registration plates for holders of Purple
Heart medal.

HB 2588 By Representatives MARKHAM, HAYDEN; Representatives
        FISHER, MILNE, MONTGOMERY, OAKLEY, STARR, TARNO,
        VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to rulemaking.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits adoption of any rule by state agency that is more
stringent than federal requirement unless state agency shows that
conditions in Oregon are unique or so different that application
of federal requirement would not achieve intent of federal law or
rule. Requires repeal or amendment of noncomplying rule not later
than July 1, 1996.

HB 2589 By Representatives MARKHAM, HAYDEN; Representatives
        FISHER, MONTGOMERY, OAKLEY, STARR, TARNO, VANLEEUWEN --
        Relating to authority of Land Conservation and
        Development Commission over rural lands.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-6     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits Land Conservation and Development Commission from
adopting or implementing rules or goals in specified instances on
rural lands.

HB 2590 By Representatives MARKHAM, HAYDEN; Representatives
        FISHER, STARR, TARNO, VANLEEUWEN, Senator WALDEN --
        Relating to land use administration.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
4-1     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies composition of Land Conservation and Development
Commission. Creates regional advisory committees. Expands hearing
requirements before rule is adopted.

HB 2591 By Representative MARKHAM; Representatives BRIAN, HAYDEN,
        TARNO --  Relating to property tax exemption.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals sunset date for five-year property tax exemption for
land acquired by Indian tribe within ancient tribal boundaries
that is in process of transfer to trust administered by United
States.

HB 2592 By Representatives COURTNEY, MINNIS; Senator CEASE;
        Representatives ADAMS, BRIAN, BROWN, CARTER, CLARNO,
        CORCORAN, FEDERICI, GORDLY, HAYDEN, JOHNSTON, LEHMAN,
        LUKE, MANNIX, MEEK, MONTGOMERY, NAITO, NORRIS, OAKLEY,
        PARKS, PIERCY, REPINE, ROBERTS, SHIBLEY, SNODGRASS,
        STARR, STROBECK, TARNO, UHERBELAU, WATT, Senators ADAMS,
        BAKER, BRADBURY, BRYANT, BUNN, DERFLER, HAMBY, HANNON,
        JOHNSON, LEONARD, LIM, MCCOY, MILLER, SORENSON, TIMMS --
        Relating to child fatalities.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Children and Families.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-5     Second reading.
5-8     Rules suspended. Third reading.
        Motion to refer to Ways and Means carried. Referred.
6-1     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
6-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
6-3     Work Session held.
6-5     Recommendation:  Do pass.
6-7     Read. Carried by Minnis. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, VanLeeuwen, Absent, 1--Federici.
6-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
        Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Rules suspended. Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 2, Miller, Yih, Excused, 1--Dwyer,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Baker.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 757, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Requires Health Division to establish single comprehensive
tracking and review system for child fatalities. Provides
technical assistance to first responders and fatality teams
through State Technical Assistance Team. Requires local child
fatality review teams and multidisciplinary child abuse teams to
comply with centralized reporting system on child fatalities.¦
  Establishes State Technical Assistance Team for child
fatalities. Directs design of information management system and
identification of strategies for prevention of child fatalities.

HB 2593 By Representative TIERNAN; Representative LOKAN --
        Relating to regulating broadcast of objectionable
        materials on cable antenna television.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs that Public Utility Commission regulate broadcasting of
objectionable materials on public access cable antenna
television.

HB 2594 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to limiting the
        expansion of urban growth boundaries.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Restricts urban growth boundary changes.

HB 2595 By Representative REPINE --  Relating to firearms.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Reduces waiting period for purchase of handgun from 15 to five
days. Eliminates waiting period five years after effective date
of this Act.

HB 2596 By Representative MINNIS (at the request of City of
        Portland) --  Relating to crime.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
2-27    Work Session held.
3-3     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-6     Second reading.
3-7     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, March 9 Calendar.
3-9     Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Adams, Johnson, Mannix.
3-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Miller.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 3--Baker, Dukes, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 222, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Expands types of metals to which crime of failing to maintain
metal purchase record applies.

HB 2597 By Representative MINNIS --  Relating to access to public
        schools.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-15    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits public school from denying access to students based
on content of speech. Creates civil cause of action.

HB 2598 By Representative MINNIS --  Relating to crime.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands circumstances under which peace officer can stop
person.

HB 2599 By Representative FISHER --  Relating to extension of
        sewage services.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Natural Resources.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires county to allow extension of sewage services without
expansion of urban growth boundary.

HB 2600 By Representative FISHER; Representatives LUNDQUIST,
        MARKHAM, SCHOON, VANLEEUWEN, WELLS, WELSH --  Relating to
        farm vehicles.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows farmers using farm plates to haul logs from farm.

HB 2601 By Representative FISHER; Representatives ADAMS, BRIAN,
        MARKHAM, WELSH --  Relating to refunds of fees for tags
        for hunting specific wildlife; declaring an emergency.
2-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-20    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-27    Work Session cancelled.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-10    Second reading.
4-11    Third reading. Carried by Fisher. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Carter, Excused, 3--Brian, Shibley,
          Wells.
4-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Brecke. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Attending Legislative Business, 5----Bryant,
          Derfler, Kintigh, Leonard, McCoy.
5-12(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 135, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          May 22, 1995.
  Permits State Fish and Wildlife Commission to refund tag fees
to ©bear and¦ specified cougar hunters.
  Sunsets December 31, 1995.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2602 By Representative FISHER; Representatives LEWIS, MILNE,
        QUTUB, VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to paternity.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes conclusive presumption of paternity when mother
cohabiting with husband at time of conception to disputable
presumption. Applies retrospectively.

HB 2603 By Representative FISHER; Representatives LEWIS, MARKHAM,
        MILNE, OAKLEY, QUTUB, VANLEEUWEN, WELLS --  Relating to
        tenant utility bills.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Judiciary.
3-31    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits under specified circumstances suppliers of utility
services from transferring claim against tenant to owner.

HB 2604 By Representative FISHER; Representatives ADAMS, BRIAN,
        VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to criminal identification
        information.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Children and Families.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
3-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-6     Second reading.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Fisher. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused, 1--Oakley, Excused for business of
          the House, 5----Brian, Carter, Johnson, Markham,
          Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Leonard. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 1--Gold, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Derfler, Springer.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 134, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows Children's Services Division to request that local
multidisciplinary team members obtain criminal ©identification¦
history information in certain instances.

HB 2605 By Representative FISHER; Representative WELSH --
        Relating to alcoholic liquor.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits employment of persons under 21 years of age for any
purpose in area posted under Oregon Liquor Control Commission
rule as off-limits for minors.

HB 2606 By Representative FISHER --  Relating to state agencies.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires state agency that issues licenses, permits, approvals
or other authorization required by law to provide certain
information and forms to applicants. Requires agency to give
notice to applicant of specific grounds for denial of license,
permit, approval or authorization. Requires agency after denial
to identify actions that may be taken to qualify for license,
permit, approval or authorization.

HB 2607 By Representative FISHER; Representatives ADAMS, JONES,
        MARKHAM, SCHOON, WELLS, WELSH (at the request of Alfred
        Paselk) --  Relating to records.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Restricts access to records of Department of Transportation.

HB 2608 By Representative FISHER; Representatives LEWIS, MILNE,
        SNODGRASS --  Relating to qualification of district
        school board members.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits family members of school district employee from
serving on district school board.

HB 2609 By Representative FISHER; Representatives MARKHAM, MILNE,
        QUTUB, VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to residence
        classifications for higher education institutions.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-11    Informational Meeting held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Oregon resident or dependent child of resident who
enters armed forces to be considered Oregon resident for purposes
of instruction fee and admission to higher education
institutions.

HB 2610 By Representative FISHER; Representatives MARKHAM, WELSH
        (at the request of William Starns) --  Relating to
        property taxation.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands exemption from ad valorem taxation to include all
living creatures. Applies to tax years beginning on or after July
1, 1996.

HB 2611 By Representative FISHER (at the request of Frank
        Magallanes) --  Relating to possession of fish.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-15    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Third reading. Carried by Fisher. Passed.
        Ayes, 32 --Nays, 19, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Corcoran,
          Federici, Gordly, Johnston, Lehman, Montgomery, Naito,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa,
          Strobeck, Thompson, Wylie, Excused, 3--Fahey, Norris,
          Wooten, Excused for business of the House,
          6----Eighmey, Meek, Milne, Piercy, Snodgrass,
          Uherbelau.
5-15(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-17    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 4, Cease, Dukes, Gold, Springer,
          Attending Legislative Business, 3----Bryant, Derfler,
          Stull.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-7(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 355, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Prescribes restriction on¦ Allows possession without permit of
©certain¦ fish commonly known as piranha or caribe.

HB 2612 By Representative FISHER; Representatives MARKHAM, MILNE,
        VANLEEUWEN, WELSH --  Relating to pesticides.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-1     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-6     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-27    Work Session cancelled.
4-7     Work Session held.
4-14    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Fisher. Passed.
        Ayes, 35 --Nays, 20, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Courtney,
          Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Lehman, Mannix,
          Naito, Piercy, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie, Absent,
          1--Prozanski, Excused, 3--Markham, Roberts, Speaker
          Clarno, Excused for business of the House, 1----Sowa.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Josi.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
4-24    Public Hearing held.
5-3     Work Session held.
5-10    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Brecke, Dwyer not concurring.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 10, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Leonard, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused,
          1--Phillips.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 32 --Nays, 15, Carter, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici,
          Gordly, Lehman, Piercy, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley,
          Shields, Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie, Absent,
          1--Beyer, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 10----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham,
          Johnston, Lewis, Meek, Naito, Prozanski, Qutub,
          Strobeck.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Declares state preemption in field of pesticide sale and use.

HB 2613 By Representative TARNO; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FEDERICI, FISHER, JONES, LEWIS, LUKE, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM,
        MILNE, NORRIS, OAKLEY, PARKS, REPINE, STARR, TIERNAN,
        VANLEEUWEN, WATT (at the request of Gordon Ross) --
        Relating to forests.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Permits tax-foreclosed forestlands owned and managed by State
Board of Forestry to be returned to county upon county's request.

HB 2614 By Representative TARNO; Representative JONES --
        Relating to taxation.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants retroactive property tax exemption for certain museums
and senior services centers.

HB 2615 By Representative TARNO; Representatives JONES, MARKHAM
        --  Relating to fish; declaring an emergency.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
3-31    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and subsequent referral to Ways and Means
          be rescinded.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of Speaker.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Johnston, Excused, 2--Carter, Fahey.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-17    Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Brecke. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Bryant,
          Derfler, Johnson, Stull.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 2--Corcoran, Grisham, Excused for
          business of the House, 3----Baum, Beyer, Watt.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 469, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 05, 1995.
  Directs State Department of Fish and Wildlife to revise rules
to reflect hatchery production as element in state salmon
production system. Requires ©department¦ State Fish and Wildlife
Commission approval of operational plans for fish propagation
facilities operated by contract agreement with governmental
agencies and nonprofit organizations.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2616 By Representative VANLEEUWEN (at the request of Lloyd
        Pickett) --  Relating to abandoned vehicles.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-31    Public Hearing held.
4-20    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Johnston. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Excused, 1--Mannix, Excused for business of
          the House, 11----Carpenter, Fahey, Federici, Johnson,
          Lundquist, Oakley, Prozanski, Shibley, Snodgrass,
          Wells, Wooten.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Hamby. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Bryant, Derfler, Gold, Leonard, McCoy,
          Walden.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Piercy, Roberts.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 758, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Authorizes owner of private property to dispose of vehicles
abandoned on the property under specified circumstances.
Provides, with exception, immunity from civil liability for
person who tows vehicles. Provides that certain lien provisions
apply to vehicles valued at $500 or less.

HB 2617 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to taxation.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows credit of $         to taxpayer with low-income elderly
                    ________
dependent residing at taxpayer's primary residence.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1996.

HB 2618 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to withholding
        public assistance.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Children and Families.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes withholding of public assistance from person
convicted of destroying property in riot or civil disturbance.
Specifies period of withholding.

HB 2619 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative ROBERTS (at
        the request of Charley Goodman) --  Relating to speed
        limits.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases speed limit for trucks on certain highways.

HB 2620 By Representative VANLEEUWEN (at the request of Charley
        Goodman) --  Relating to motor carriers.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-8     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes intrastate carriers to drive 12 hours at a time.

HB 2621 By Representative TARNO (at the request of Allen Russell)
        --  Relating to ad valorem property taxation of farmland.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to State and School Finance.
4-3     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires assignment of value no greater than value arrived at
for farmland in county most suitable to cultivation, in
assessment of farmland using income approach.

HB 2622 By Representative EIGHMEY; Representatives CORCORAN,
        JOHNSTON, PROZANSKI, Senator LEONARD --  Relating to
        finance.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to State and School Finance.
6-7     Motion to withdraw from State and School Finance failed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 34, Adams, Baum, Brian, Carpenter,
          Fisher, Grisham, Hayden, Johnson, Jones, Lewis, Lokan,
          Luke, Lundquist, Markham, Meek, Milne, Minnis,
          Montgomery, Norris, Oakley, Parks, Qutub, Repine,
          Schoon, Snodgrass, Starr, Strobeck, Tarno, Tiernan,
          VanLeeuwen, Watt, Wells, Welsh, Speaker Clarno.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates state corporate surplus refund (corporate surplus
kicker). Applies to bienniums beginning on or after July 1, 1993.

HB 2623 By Representative EIGHMEY; Representatives CARTER,
        COURTNEY, JOHNSTON, MANNIX, NAITO, PROZANSKI, ROSS,
        SHIBLEY --  Relating to support enforcement.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows person owed support obligation to obtain from Employment
Department name and address of employer of person who owes
support.
  Becomes operative July 1, 1996.

HB 2624 By Representative EIGHMEY; Representatives JOHNSTON,
        MARKHAM --  Relating to alcoholic liquors; prescribing an
        effective date.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to State and School Finance.
2-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
3-30    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates monopoly on distilled liquor sales by Oregon Liquor
Control Commission.
  Creates retail liquor store license. Prohibits sale of
distilled liquor by any person except holder of retail liquor
store license or dispenser license. Limits total number of
licenses that may be issued in county.
  Limits total number of licenses that may be issued in state in
given year.
  Creates wholesale liquor license. Prohibits importation,
storage, transportation, wholesale sale or distribution of
distilled liquors without wholesale liquor license.
  Establishes conditions and fees for retail liquor stores and
wholesale liquor licenses.
  Requires manufacturers and importers of distilled liquors to
acquire certificates of approval for sale of product in state.
  Imposes tax on privilege of manufacturing or importing of
distilled liquor of $    per gallon.
                     ___
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2625 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to courts;
        appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Public Hearing held.
4-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-10    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
5-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on Public Safety/Regulation.
5-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-4     Returned to Full Committee.
6-5     Work Session held.
        Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
6-6     Rules suspended. Second reading.
6-7     Third reading. Carried by Repine. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Absent, 1--Sowa, Excused for business of the
          House, 1----Speaker Clarno.
6-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
6-8     Recommendation: Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill to resolve conflicts. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
6-9     Third reading. Carried by Hannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Bryant, Dukes.
        Springer entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
6-9(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 50 --Nays, 3, Carter, Gordly, Grisham, Absent,
          2--Josi, Thompson, Excused, 1--Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 4----Brian, Carpenter, Mannix,
          Sowa.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 658, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 18, 1995.
  Abolishes district courts on January 15, 1998. Transfers
district court jurisdiction, authority, powers, functions and
duties to circuit courts. Abolishes offices of district court
judges on described dates after January 15, 1998. Provides that
district court judges continue to serve as judges in circuit
courts until offices abolished. Increases circuit court judge
positions by number of district court judges.
  Modifies circuit court judicial districts. Specifies
assignments of judges pursuant to redistricting. Creates new
circuit court judicial positions. Modifies certain provisions
relating to judicial salaries and retirement benefits.
  Limits circuit court jury to six persons if amount in
controversy is less than $10,000. Requires moving party to pay
fee at time of filing motion for modification of decree of
marital dissolution if motion filed more than one year after
entry of decree.
  Establishes small claims department in circuit court. Allows
State Court Administrator to establish collections unit within
Judicial Department. Directs Chief Justice of Supreme Court to
conduct studies relating to judicial districts, training for
judges, appointment of presiding judges and court fees. Requires
report to Legislative Assembly.
  Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Judicial Department.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2626 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to attorneys.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Oregon State Bar to establish program to allow deposit
of certain funds of attorneys in interest bearing trust accounts.
Requires attorney who receives retainer or other advances towards
legal work deposit those amounts in interest bearing account if
amount is $1,000 or more and any part of moneys will not be paid
to attorney within 30 days after receipt.
  Directs that 75 percent of interest on account be paid to
Oregon Law Foundation. Directs that 25 percent of interest on
account be used for community and regional child abuse assessment
centers.

HB 2627 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to judgments.
2-7(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that district court judgment automatically becomes
lien on all real property of judgment debtor in county where
judgment is docketed. Eliminates requirement of filing in circuit
court.
  Applies to all judgments entered in district court on or after
effective date of Act.

HB 2628 By Representative ROBERTS (at the request of Clare
        Donison) --  Relating to public participation in public
        meetings.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires governing board of public body to provide comment
period during board meetings and to allow any individual to
provide written or oral comment. Requires advisory committee of
public body to make meetings open to public, to allow any
individual to provide public comment in writing or orally and to
distribute at no cost to public all material provided members of
advisory committee. Defines Êadvisory committee.Î

HB 2629 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to finance;
        appropriating money.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases rates of state personal income taxes by one percent
for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1995, and before
January 1, 1999. Establishes State Education Fund. Transfers
increased funds generated by Act to State Education Fund.
Dedicates funds to public education purposes.
  Eliminates state corporate surplus refund (corporate surplus
kicker) for biennia beginning on or after July 1, 1993.

HB 2630 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to finance.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-28    Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants elderly rental assistance to qualifying senior citizen
who rents land upon which manufactured structure owned by senior
citizen is located. Applies to rent paid on or after January 1,
1995.
  Repeals obsolete Homeowner and Renter Refund Program
provisions.

HB 2631 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to finance;
        appropriating money.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases rates of state personal income taxes for taxpayers
filing jointly (including surviving spouse or head of household),
on incomes exceeding $32,000, for tax years beginning on or after
January 1, 1995, and before January 1, 1999. Increases rates on
incomes exceeding $60,000, for tax years beginning on or after
January 1, 1995, and before January 1, 1999. Increases rate on
incomes exceeding $16,000, for taxpayers filing singly (or
married filing separately). Increases rates on incomes exceeding
$30,000, for taxpayers filing singly (or married filing
separately).  Provides that rates on incomes below $32,000 on
joint returns (below $16,000 on single returns) remain same.
  Establishes State Education Fund. Transfers increased funds
generated by Act to State Education Fund. Dedicates funds to
public education purposes.
  Eliminates state corporate surplus refund (corporate surplus
kicker) for biennia beginning on or after July 1, 1993.

HB 2632 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to taxation.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes expiration dates of tax credit for qualified research
and alternative tax credit for qualified research from January 1,
1996, to January 1, 2002. Creates new alternative credit for
research on wood-based materials. Permits credits to be carried
forward for use in subsequent tax years.

HB 2633 By Representative WATT (at the request of Associated
        Oregon Industries and its Retail Council, Oregon
        Restaurant Association) --  Relating to work permits for
        minors.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Labor.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-13    Second reading.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Brian, Minnis.
4-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 2, Dukes, Dwyer, Excused, 1--Gold,
          Attending Legislative Business, 1----Springer.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-16(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 133, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Modifies procedure for¦ Requires Wage and Hour Commission to
adopt rules governing issuance of ©work permits for¦ annual
employment certificates to employers who employ minors. Requires
employer who hires minors to apply for certificate ©file youth
employment plan with Wage and Hour Commission¦.

HB 2634 By Representatives BAUM, COURTNEY; Representatives BEYER,
        MILNE, ROBERTS, WATT --  Relating to elections;
        appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
2-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-8     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
2-10    Second reading.
2-13    Third reading. Carried by Baum. Passed.
        Ayes, 42 --Excused, 18--Brian, Carpenter, Carter, Gordly,
          Grisham, Lehman, Lundquist, Minnis, Naito, Parks,
          Qutub, Rasmussen, Roberts, Shibley, Shields, Thompson,
          Tiernan, Wylie.
2-14(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
2-15    Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy, then Ways
          and Means.
2-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of the President.
2-22    Second reading.
2-23    Made a Special Order of Business by unanimous consent.
        Third reading. Carried by Hartung. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 6, Gold, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer,
          Trow, Yih, Excused, 1--Dwyer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Bradbury.
2-24(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
3-1     Representatives Baum, Beyer, Watt appointed House
          Conferees.
3-2(S)  Senators Phillips, Cease, Walden appointed Senate
          conferees.
3-6     Senator Gold appointed to replace Cease as Senate
          conferee.
        Work Session held.
3-7(H)  Conference Committee Recommendation: The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated Tuesday, February 21 and bill
          be further amended and repassed.
3-8(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
3-9(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Adams, Johnson.
3-10(S) Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 1, Yih, Excused, 1--Walden, Attending
          Legislative Business, 3----Baker, Hartung, McCoy.
3-10(H) Speaker signed.
3-13(S) President signed.
3-15(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 17, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          March 15, 1995.
  Sets procedure for statewide special election on Senate Joint
Resolution 14 (1995) and House Joint Resolution 15 (1995).
Specifies ballot ©title¦ titles. Provides estimates of financial
impact. Specifies content of explanatory statements.
  Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Secretary of State for
expenses of submitting measure to people at special election.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2635 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to limitations on
        state employment.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
4-7     Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits hiring of state employees until number employed falls to
less than 10 percent of number employed on effective date of Act.

HB 2636 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to certain
        collective bargaining in school districts.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires statewide collective bargaining for compensation and
insurance benefits of all school district employees,
beginning[        , 199  .
          ________     __

HB 2637 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to forest products
        harvest tax.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to State and School Finance.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-29    Second reading.
3-30    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 31 Calendar.
3-31    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Corcoran, Excused, 2--Fahey,
          Johnston.
4-6(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-8     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Walden.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, Springer, Excused, 2--Cease,
          Phillips.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 132, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Exempts forest products from short rotation fiber (hybrid
cottonwood) from forest products harvest tax. Specifies
applicable dates. ©Applies to forest products from timber
harvested on or after July 1, 1995.¦

HB 2638 By Representative CARTER; Representatives COURTNEY,
        MANNIX, PIERCY, Senator HAMBY --  Relating to
        intimidation.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Adds gender to categories to which crimes of intimidation
apply.

HB 2639 By Representative BEYER (at the request of Oregon Public
        Property Managers Association) --  Relating to county
        property.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Preserves preexisting conditions, covenants and restrictions
resulting from executed and recorded declaration for planned
community when county acquires real property through tax
foreclosure.
  Exempts counties from requirement to pay fees or assessments on
such real property during period of county ownership when fees or
assessments arise out of declaration for planned community.

HB 2640 By Representative BEYER (at the request of Oregon Public
        Property Managers Association) --  Relating to county
        land.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Permits private sale of county land that is assessed at less
than $5,000 when land is unsuitable for construction of dwelling,
rather than construction of structure.

HB 2641 By Representative BEYER (at the request of Oregon Public
        Property Managers Association) --  Relating to municipal
        liens.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides for payment of municipal local improvement liens from
proceeds of sale of tax foreclosed real property.

HB 2642 By Representative LEHMAN; Representative TARNO (at the
        request of League of Oregon Cities, City of Coos Bay) --
        Relating to property taxes.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to State and School Finance.
3-29    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-7     Second reading.
4-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 11 Calendar.
4-11    Third reading. Carried by Tarno, Lehman. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Brian, Shibley, Wells.
4-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-18    Second reading.
5-19    Carried over to 05-22 by unanimous consent.
5-22    Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--Lim, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Johnson.
5-24(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 48 --Excused, 3--Brian, Minnis, Shibley, Excused
          for business of the House, 9----Corcoran, Fahey,
          Lundquist, Mannix, Norris, Rasmussen, Shields, Sowa,
          VanLeeuwen.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 470, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Grants retroactive tax exemption for property leased by one
governmental entity to another or to exempt organization if
property was denied exemption for failure to file claim. Applies
to tax years 1988 through 1994.
  Grants retroactive tax exemption to senior services center
property owned or leased. Applies to tax years 1988 through 1994.
  Modifies provision granting tax exemption for property owned or
being purchased by incorporated literary, benevolent, charitable
and scientific institutions. Applies to tax years beginning on or
after July 1, 1996.

HB 2643 By Representative JOSI; Representatives CORCORAN,
        JOHNSTON, SOWA, Senators DWYER, HAMBY, LIM, McCOY,
        SORENSON (at the request of Oregon Dental Hygienists'
        Association) --  Relating to the Health Services
        Commission; prescribing an effective date.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands membership of Health Services Commission to include
licensed dentist and licensed dental hygienist.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2644 By Representative NAITO --  Relating to income tax
        credits.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates income tax credit for taxpayer paying elderly care
expenses of qualifying family member, at least 65 years of age or
disabled. Defines terms. Limits amount of credit based on
taxpayer's adjusted gross income. Limits amount of credit to
$5,000 per family member.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1996, and
before December 31, 2000.

HB 2645 By Representatives RASMUSSEN, SCHOON; Senator CEASE;
        Representatives BAUM, BEYER, BRIAN, CARPENTER, CARTER,
        CORCORAN, COURTNEY, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, FEDERICI, GORDLY,
        GRISHAM, JOHNSTON, JOSI, LEHMAN, LEWIS, MANNIX, MARKHAM,
        MINNIS, NAITO, PIERCY, REPINE, ROSS, SHIELDS, SNODGRASS,
        SOWA, STARR, STROBECK, TARNO, THOMPSON, UHERBELAU, WELSH,
        WOOTEN, WYLIE, Senators MILLER, WALDEN (at the request of
        Governor's Advisory Committee on DUII) --  Relating to
        reporting of blood alcohol content by health care
        providers.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Judiciary.
4-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-12    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-17    Work Session held.
4-20    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-24    Second reading.
4-25    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 26 Calendar.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Rasmussen. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Jones.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-15    Public Hearing held.
5-22    Work Session held.
5-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Bryant,
          Derfler, Johnson, President Smith.
        Shannon added as sponsor by unanimous consent.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 1, Luke, Excused for business of the
          House, 4----Baum, Beyer, Johnson, Watt.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-13(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 546, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Prescribes procedure ©requiring¦ permitting health care
provider to report blood alcohol content of certain motor vehicle
accident victims. Limits liability of health care provider for
notifying authorities. Provides immunity from professional
disciplinary action for making report.

HB 2646 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to medical
        professionals.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits discipline of medical professional holding license to
practice in medical profession for activity allowed under other
license held by medical professional.

HB 2647 By Representative LEHMAN; Representatives CORCORAN, JOSI,
        SNODGRASS, TARNO, THOMPSON, Senator BRADBURY --  Relating
        to bonding for commercial providers of outdoor
        activities.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Commerce.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
3-9     Work Session held.
3-14    Work Session held.
3-16    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-4     Second reading.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Fahey, Oakley.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Attending Legislative Business, 1----Johnson.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 4--Johnson, Minnis, Piercy, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 11----Carter,
          Corcoran, Fahey, Jones, Mannix, Montgomery, Oakley,
          Repine, Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 759, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Exempts registered outfitters and guides, booking agents for
ocean charter vessels and licensed ocean charter vessels from
bonding requirements for travel operators. Specifies certain
other ©bonding¦ requirements for submitting bond or other
financial security.

HB 2648 By Representative TARNO --  Relating to hazardous
        substance fees.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-1     Public Hearing held.
3-29    Work Session held.
5-1     Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Changes basis for assessing hazardous substance fees to fund
Community Right to Know and Protection Act.¦ Eliminates hazardous
substance fee assessment to fund ©Toxics Use Reduction and
Hazardous Waste Reduction Act and¦ Orphan Site Account.

HB 2649 By Representatives COURTNEY, BAUM; Representative OAKLEY
        --  Relating to state office.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Legislative Rules.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
3-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-16    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-23    Second reading.
3-27    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Taken from today's Calendar and placed in proper order on
          Thursday, March 30 Calendar.
3-30    Third reading. Carried by Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 3, Brian, Johnson, Meek, Excused,
          1--Tiernan.
3-31(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires persons elected or appointed to offices of Secretary
of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General and Superintendent of
Public Instruction to be residents of state at least ©one year¦
three years prior to election or appointment. Requires person
appointed to office of Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and
Industries to be resident of state at least ©one year¦ three
years prior to appointment.
  Provides criteria for purposes of determining whether candidate
or appointee is inhabitant of district or resident of state.
Lists factors to consider in determining inhabitancy or
residency. Requires Secretary of State to exclude person from
ballot if secretary finds that it is more probable than not that
candidate is not inhabitant of district or resident of state.

HB 2650 By COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE Oregon Bankers Association --
        Relating to trusts.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-20    Work Session held.
3-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-30    Second reading.
3-31    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Third reading. Carried by Tiernan. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Fahey, Johnston.
4-6(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Derfler. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-19(H) Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 157, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes rules and guidelines for trustee in investing and
managing trust assets. Directs trustee to act as prudent
investor.

HB 2651 By COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE Oregon Bankers Association --
        Relating to institutions.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Commerce.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-8     Second reading.
3-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, March 10 Calendar.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Dukes. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--Gold, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Springer.
        Adams, Walden declared potential conflict of interest.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 131, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows banks or trust companies to issue shares of bank or
trust company without certificates.

HB 2652 By COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE Oregon Bankers Association --
        Relating to financial institutions.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Commerce.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-29    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-30    Second reading.
3-31    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Fahey, Excused for business of the
          House, 1----VanLeeuwen.
4-6(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--Gold, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Springer.
        Walden declared potential conflict of interest.
5-15(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 130, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies rules relating to employee stock option plans of banks
or trust companies.

HB 2653 By COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE Oregon Bankers Association --
        Relating to lenders' security protection provisions;
        prescribing an effective date.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Commerce.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-21    Public Hearing held.
2-23    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-9     Second reading.
3-10    Motion to rerefer to Commerce carried.  Rereferred.
3-14    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-22    Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 2, Roberts, Sowa, Excused, 3--Adams,
          Hayden, Welsh.
3-23(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Adams, Bryant, Miller, Springer, Stull,
          Timms.
        Walden declared potential conflict of interest by
          unanimous consent.
5-19(H) Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 182, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          November 15, 1995.
  Changes amount lender can require borrower to deposit in
connection with real estate loan agreement. Changes rate of
interest payable to borrower when lender's security protection
provision exists.
  Takes effect November 15, 1995.

HB 2654 By COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE Oregon Bankers Association --
        Relating to records.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Commerce.
2-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
2-16    Public Hearing held.
2-23    Work Session held.
2-28    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-2     Work Session held.
3-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-9     Second reading.
3-10    Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Prozanski.
3-13(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-13    Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation:  Without recommendation as to passage and
          be referred to Judiciary.
        Referred to Judiciary by order of the President.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-12    Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Bryant.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 46 --Absent, 1--Beyer, Excused, 2--Corcoran,
          Minnis, Excused for business of the House, 11----Brown,
          Carpenter, Grisham, Johnston, Lewis, Meek, Naito,
          Prozanski, Qutub, Strobeck, Speaker Clarno.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 760, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Provides, under certain circumstances, that accurate
reproductions of original records, including electronic records,
are admissible as evidence under Oregon Evidence Code following
routine destruction of original records in regular course of
business. States exceptions.
  Provides that facsimile of reproduction is admissible under
Oregon Evidence Code if original reproduction is in existence and
is available for inspection.
  Allows real estate broker, real estate property manager or
escrow agent to substitute copies of checks for originals under
certain circumstances. Allows broker, property manager or escrow
agent to use electronic funds transfer under certain
circumstances. Establishes record keeping requirement for escrow
agent acting as subservicer for another escrow agent.
  ©Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.¦

HB 2655 By Representatives LEHMAN, CORCORAN; Representatives
        FAHEY, JOHNSTON, PIERCY, THOMPSON --  Relating to
        legislators.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits membership in Public Employes' Retirement System by
members of Legislative Assembly. Allows present member of
Legislative Assembly to remain member of system until completion
of current term.

HB 2656 By Representatives MINNIS, SCHOON, MEEK; Representatives
        ADAMS, BAUM, BRIAN, CLARNO, FISHER, GRISHAM, HAYDEN,
        JOHNSON, JONES, LEWIS, LOKAN, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, MILNE,
        MONTGOMERY, OAKLEY, QUTUB, REPINE, SNODGRASS, STARR,
        TARNO, TIERNAN, WATT, WELLS, WELSH --  Relating to income
        taxation.
2-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-9     Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Reduces personal income tax rates by one percent but retains
withholding tables at higher rate for first half of 1997.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1997.

HB 2657 By Representative BAUM; Representatives CORCORAN, SOWA,
        Senator JOHNSON (at the request of Farm Bureau, National
        Animal Interest Alliance, Oregon Bowhunters, Oregon
        Cattlemen's Association, Oregon Hunters Association,
        Oregon Lands Coalition, Oregon Sheep Growers Association,
        Oregon Sportsmens Defense Fund, Inc., Oregon United
        Sporting Dogs Association Peoples Committee) --  Relating
        to wildlife management.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-15    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
4-10    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-4     Without recommendation as to passage and be referred to
          Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
5-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Natural Resources.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-23    Returned to Full Committee.
5-24    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-26    Rules suspended. Second reading.
5-29    Third reading. Carried by Sowa. Failed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 32, Adams, Brian, Brown, Carpenter,
          Carter, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly, Grisham,
          Johnson, Johnston, Josi, Lokan, Mannix, Montgomery,
          Naito, Oakley, Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen,
          Repine, Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Strobeck,
          Tiernan, Watt, Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 2--Federici,
          Thompson.
        Tiernan served notice of possible reconsideration.
5-30    Bill failed.
  ©Suspends operation of¦ Repeals restriction on use of bait and
dogs for taking bear and cougar. ©until July 1, 1997. Requires
State Fish and Wildlife Commission to conduct study of impact of
restriction on bear and cougar management and public safety and
submit report to Sixty-ninth Legislative Assembly.¦
  ©Declares emergency, effective on passage.¦
  Refers to vote of people at next general election.

HB 2658 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Homebuilders
        Association of Metropolitan Portland, Oregon State Home
        Builders) --  Relating to zoning law applicable to
        construction.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-27    Work Session cancelled.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Third reading. Carried by Lewis. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Nays, 2, Johnston, Shibley, Absent,
          1--Tiernan, Excused, 3--Fahey, Norris, Wooten, Excused
          for business of the House, 6----Eighmey, Meek, Milne,
          Piercy, Snodgrass, Uherbelau.
5-15(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Excused, 2--Shannon, Springer, Attending
          Legislative Business, 4----Derfler, Leonard, McCoy,
          Walden.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Grisham, Excused for business of
          the House, 4----Johnson, Piercy, Repine, Roberts.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 761, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Applies, after effective date of Act and inside urban growth
boundaries, law for subdivisions and partitions that existed at
time of application for approval to subsequent construction.

HB 2659 By Representative WATT (at the request of Heide Anderson)
        --  Relating to architects.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Commerce.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-30    Public Hearing held.
4-4     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-13    Second reading.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Brian, Minnis.
4-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Nays, 1, Dukes, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Derfler.
        Brecke, having been recorded as voting nay, was granted
          unanimous consent to be recorded as voting aye.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 762, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Clarifies representations that may be made by architects not
registered in this state.

HB 2660 By Representative WATT (at the request of Andrew
        Boyarsky) --  Relating to driving privileges.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
3-15    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires person under 18 applying for driving privileges to
present proof of high school graduation or equivalency or proof
of enrollment in school or alternative. Requires principals to
notify Department of Transportation of withdrawal from school of
persons under 18. Requires department to suspend driving
privileges of person who withdraws until person reaches 18 years
of age or until person presents documentation of compliance.

HB 2661 By Representative SNODGRASS (at the request of Oregon
        Medical Association) --  Relating to health
        practitioners.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
4-7     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Third reading.
        Motion to rerefer to Human Resources and Education
          carried.  Rereferred.
5-12    Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-18    Read. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 35 --Nays, 6, Gordly, Piercy, Rasmussen, Shields,
          Sowa, Uherbelau, Absent, 2--Beyer, Federici, Excused,
          2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for business of the House,
          15----Brian, Brown, Carpenter, Carter, Grisham,
          Johnson, Johnston, Lewis, Naito, Parks, Prozanski,
          Qutub, Tarno, Tiernan, Wooten.
5-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-22    Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-3     Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
6-5     Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 10, Baker, Brecke, Dukes, Dwyer, McCoy,
          Shannon, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Yih, Excused,
          1--Leonard, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Johnson.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 763, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Clarifies definition of physician. Clarifies types of rules
hospitals may adopt regarding nurse practitioner admitting
privileges. Allows person to designate another to execute care
without license to practice nursing.

HB 2662 By Representative TARNO --  Relating to Southwestern
        Oregon Community College District; declaring an
        emergency.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
2-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
3-10    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
3-13    Public Hearing held.
3-17    Returned to Full Committee.
3-20    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
3-21    Rules suspended. Second reading.
3-22    Third reading. Carried by Oakley. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Adams, Hayden, Welsh.
3-23(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
3-27    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
3-28    Third reading. Carried by Hamby. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Adams.
3-29(H) Speaker signed.
3-29(S) President signed.
3-30(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 50, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          March 30, 1995.
  Grants legislative approval of order of State Board of
Education expanding boundaries of Southwestern Oregon Community
College District to annex area in Curry County. Requires voters
of Curry County to approve annexation.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2663 By Representatives VANLEEUWEN, MARKHAM --  Relating to ad
        valorem taxation.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts logging equipment from ad valorem taxation. Defines
Êlogging equipment.Î
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after July 1, 1996.

HB 2664 By Representative JOHNSON (at the request of Bureau of
        Labor and Industries) --  Relating to financial
        administration of the Civil Rights Division of the Bureau
        of Labor and Industries; appropriating money; declaring
        an emergency.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Commerce.
4-6     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 2--Oakley, Shibley, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Parks.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-12    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Taken from 05-16 Calendar and placed on
          05-17 Calendar by unanimous consent.
5-17    Bill read. Carried by Leonard. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 2, Cease, Springer, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Derfler.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 764, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 19, 1995.
  Transfers moneys from specified revenue in Consumer and
Business Services Fund to Civil Rights Division of Bureau of
Labor and Industries for enforcement of certain civil rights
laws.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2665 By Representative FISHER --  Relating to qualification as
        supervising electrician.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows person qualified as electrician in California to qualify
as supervising electrician in this state based on experience in
California.

HB 2666 By Representative FISHER (at the request of Oregon State
        Sheriffs' Association) --  Relating to sheriffs.
2-9(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-10    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes additional duties for sheriffs.

HB 2667 By Representative FISHER (at the request of Duane Carmon,
        Scott McDonald) --  Relating to support of children.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes obligation to support child attending school.

HB 2668 By Representative SHIBLEY (at the request of Willamette
        Pedestrian Coalition) --  Relating to pedestrians.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that driver stop and remain stopped for pedestrian in
crosswalk where there are no traffic control devices or for
student in or entering crosswalk.
  Requires that driver stop for pedestrian when driver is making
turn at red light and pedestrian is lawfully within adjacent
crosswalk.
  Specifies required stopping points for marked and unmarked
crosswalks.
  Punishes violation by maximum $470 fine.

HB 2669 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to alternative
        dispute resolution.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Children and Families.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs State Commission on Children and Families to provide
technical assistance to local commissions in three counties for
purpose of developing anger management and alternative dispute
resolution programs for children. Requires that report to
Sixty-ninth Legislative Assembly include proposal for statewide
implementation of similar programs.

HB 2670 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to discrimination.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits employment discrimination based on sexual
orientation. Defines sexual orientation. Exempts religious
organizations under certain circumstances. Allows private action
to enforce prohibition only after complaint filed with
Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries and finding by
commissioner that substantial evidence exists to support
allegations.

HB 2671 By Representative EIGHMEY (at the request of Marc Abrams,
        Northwest Scholastic Press) --  Relating to content of
        student publications.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that students have right to exercise freedom of speech
and press. Establishes limitations on right. Allows school
district board to adopt student freedom of expression policy.

HB 2672 By Representative LEWIS; Representatives CLARNO, JONES,
        JOSI, LUKE, MINNIS, MONTGOMERY, ROBERTS, STARR, TARNO,
        Senator DWYER --  Relating to compensation for eminent
        domain.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires appraisal with offer to purchase prior to
condemnation.

HB 2673 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to renewal of
        plumbers' certificates.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands requirements for notice of renewal of journeyman
plumber's certificate of competency.

HB 2674 By Representative JOHNSON (at the request of Jim
        Christopherson) --  Relating to manufactured dwelling
        special assessment.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Commerce.
2-20    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits collection of special assessment to manufactured
dwellings located in manufactured dwelling park.

HB 2675 By Representative JOHNSON (at the request of Randy R.
        Lecroy) --  Relating to government vehicles.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-1     Second reading.
5-2     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 3 Calendar.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-10    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Bryant.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 183, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires, for government vehicle that is member of fleet of 50
or more, ©biennial, rather than¦ annual©,¦ certification ©of
government vehicles¦ as being in compliance with pollution
control requirements. Establishes certification requirement for
specified other government vehicles.

HB 2676 By COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY --  Relating to sentencing.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
4-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Minority recommendation: Do pass with amendments and be
          printed A-Engrossed.
5-11    Motion to substitute Minority Report for Committee Report
          failed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 39, Adams, Baum, Beyer, Brian, Brown,
          Carpenter, Carter, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Federici, Gordly, Johnson, Josi, Lehman, Lundquist,
          Mannix, Minnis, Montgomery, Naito, Norris, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Repine, Roberts, Ross, Schoon,
          Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Tarno, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Watt, Wells, Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 1--Parks.
        Motion to adopt Committee Report failed.  Bill postponed
          indefinitely.
        Ayes, 11 --Nays, 48, Adams, Baum, Beyer, Brian, Brown,
          Carpenter, Carter, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Federici, Fisher, Grisham, Hayden, Johnson, Johnston,
          Jones, Lehman, Lewis, Lokan, Luke, Lundquist, Markham,
          Meek, Milne, Minnis, Montgomery, Naito, Oakley, Qutub,
          Roberts, Schoon, Shibley, Shields, Snodgrass, Sowa,
          Starr, Strobeck, Tarno, Thompson, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen,
          Watt, Wells, Welsh, Wylie, Speaker Clarno. Excused,
          1--Parks.
        Minnis served notice of possible reconsideration.
        Johnston changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served
          notice of possible reconsideration.
        Brown changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Lehman changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Naito changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Fahey changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Tarno changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Shields changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served
          notice of possible reconsideration.
        Thompson changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served
          notice of possible reconsideration.
        Eighmey changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served
          notice of possible reconsideration.
5-12    Postponed indefinitely.
  Requires court to impose mandatory minimum sentence or
presumptive sentence, whichever is longer, if crime has statutory
mandatory minimum sentence. Requires imposition of 25 year
minimum term upon conviction for murder. Expands list of crimes
conviction of which disqualifies person from boot camp. Provides
that specified inmates are eligible for reduction in terms of
incarceration for satisfactory participation in inmate work
program, including education.

HB 2677 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Multifamily
        Housing Council of Oregon, Affiliated Rental Housing
        Association) --  Relating to real estate licensees.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Commerce.
2-20    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allow real estate licensees to pay commissions for certain
residential tenant referrals.

HB 2678 By Representative CARPENTER --  Relating to indigent
        defense.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies definition of indigency for purposes of indigent
defense.

HB 2679 By Representative STARR (at the request of Oregon
        Optometric Association) --  Relating to optometrists.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
2-15    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
2-20    Public Hearing held.
3-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-20    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-21    Second reading.
3-22    Third reading. Carried by Starr. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 4, Brown, Jones, Josi, Shibley, Excused,
          3--Adams, Hayden, Welsh.
3-23(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing held.
5-8     Work Session held.
5-10    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Kennemer.
        Motion to lay on the table failed.
        Ayes, 10 --Nays, 19, Adams, Brecke, Bryant, Bunn,
          Derfler, Dwyer, Hamby, Hartung, Johnson, Kennemer,
          Kintigh, Leonard, Lim, Shannon, Sorenson, Stull, Timms,
          Trow, President Smith, Excused, 1--Phillips.
        Taken from 05-15 Calendar and placed on 05-17 Calendar on
          voice vote.
5-17    Bill read. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 16 --Nays, 13, Baker, Cease, Dukes, Gold, Hamby,
          Hannon, McCoy, Miller, Springer, Stull, Trow, Walden,
          Yih, Attending Legislative Business, 1----Derfler.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 765, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows optometrists to use title Êoptometric physician.Î

HB 2680 By Representative NAITO (at the request of OSPIRG) --
        Relating to recycling standards for rigid plastic
        containers.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires rigid plastic containers to be composed of plastic
that is being recycled at rate of 50 percent by January 1, 2000.

HB 2681 By Representative MINNIS, Senator CEASE; Representatives
        BRIAN, CORCORAN, FAHEY, LUKE, MANNIX, PIERCY, REPINE,
        WYLIE, Senator KINTIGH --  Relating to crime.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-1     Public Hearing held.
4-4     Work Session held.
4-11    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-13    Work Session held.
4-17    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crime of failure to protect child from sexual abuse.
Punishes by maximum of one year's imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or
both.
  Creates crime of buying or selling person under 18 years of
age. Punishes by maximum of five years' imprisonment, $100,000
fine, or both.

HB 2682 By Representative MINNIS, Senator CEASE; Representatives
        BAUM, BRIAN, CORCORAN, FAHEY, LUKE, MANNIX, MARKHAM,
        OAKLEY, REPINE, STROBECK, WYLIE, Senators KINTIGH,
        SHANNON --  Relating to crime.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Judiciary.
2-21    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-1     Public Hearing held.
4-4     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-10    Work Session held.
4-12    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-13    Second reading.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Brian, Minnis.
4-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 3, Dwyer, McCoy, Springer.
6-1(H)  House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
6-2     Representatives Parks, Mannix, Tarno appointed House
          Conferees.
6-2(S)  Senators Stull, Miller, Sorenson appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-5     Work Session cancelled.
6-6     Work Session held.
6-7     Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-7(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 25 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-9     House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 43 --Nays, 13, Brown, Corcoran, Gordly, Johnston,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Absent, 2--Beyer, Carter,
          Excused for business of the House, 2----Grisham, Meek.
6-9(S)  Senate refused to adopt Conference Committee Report on
          voice vote.
        Senators Stull, Miller, Sorenson appointed Senate
          conferees No. 2.
6-9(H)  Representatives Parks, Brown, Tarno appointed House
          Conferees No. 2.
6-10    In Conference Committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that felony sex offenses may not be treated as
misdemeanors. Requires sentencing court to inform person
convicted of sex crime of obligation to register. Requires person
who enters sex offender information into Law Enforcement Data
System to give sex offender notification of obligation to
register. ©Allows law enforcement agency to assist United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service officer under certain
circumstances.¦ Modifies provision relating to jury verdict in
criminal matter.

HB 2683 By Representative MINNIS; Representatives BAUM, BRIAN,
        CORCORAN, FAHEY, LUKE, MANNIX, REPINE, Senators BRYANT,
        CEASE, SHANNON --  Relating to sentencing.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-1     Public Hearing held.
4-4     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-10    Work Session held.
4-14    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Markham, Roberts, Speaker Clarno.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Judiciary.
5-11    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that presentence report need not be prepared for
person convicted of felony sex offense when probation is not an
option or when person is also convicted of aggravated murder.

HB 2684 By Representative MINNIS; Representatives BAUM, BRIAN,
        CORCORAN, FAHEY, LUKE, MANNIX, WYLIE, Senator SHANNON --
        Relating to crime.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-1     Public Hearing held.
4-4     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-10    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases penalty for public indecency when conduct consists of
masturbating in presence of child. Punishes by maximum
imprisonment of five years, $100,000 fine, or both.
  Creates crime of bestiality. Punishes by maximum imprisonment
of five years, $100,000 fine, or both.

HB 2685 By Representative MINNIS; Senator CEASE; Representatives
        BAUM, BRIAN, CORCORAN, FAHEY, LUKE, MANNIX, PIERCY,
        REPINE, SHIBLEY, SNODGRASS, WYLIE, Senators BRYANT,
        SHANNON --  Relating to children.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
2-21    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-1     Public Hearing held.
4-4     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-10    Work Session held.
4-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-21    Second reading.
4-24    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 25 Calendar.
4-25    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 26 Calendar.
4-26    Third reading. Carried by Lewis. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 1--Meek, Excused for business of the
          House, 2----Johnson, Markham.
4-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Stull. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Bryant, Derfler, Johnson, Leonard,
          McCoy, Walden.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Wells, Excused for business of the
          House, 3----Johnson, Piercy, Repine.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 766, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Adds court appointed special advocates to list of persons
required to report child abuse.
  ©Creates procedure for obtaining emergency protective order to
protect child who is in danger of being abused.¦

HB 2686 By Representative ADAMS (at the request of Bob Woodell)
        --  Relating to alcoholic liquor.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows resident of state who is at least 21 years of age to
receive two cases of malt beverages per month from another state
for personal consumption.
  Allows holder of package store license or other license issued
by Oregon Liquor Control Commission that authorizes retail sale
of malt beverages for consumption off licensed premises to ship
not more than two cases of malt beverages, containing not more
than 2.25 gallons per case, per shipment, for personal use and
not for resale, directly to resident of another state.  Specifies
that malt beverages so shipped are not subject to privilege
taxes.

HB 2687 By Representative HAYDEN; Representatives BAUM, FISHER,
        LEWIS, MARKHAM, MEEK, MILNE, MINNIS, SOWA, STARR, TARNO,
        VANLEEUWEN, WELSH --  Relating to tax credit for rural
        area veterinary practice.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants tax credit to veterinarians similar to that granted for
rural medical practice.

HB 2688 By Representative ROBERTS (at the request of Independent
        Employer Association) --  Relating to public printing.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Includes manufacture of registration plates in public printing
that must be performed within state, except in specified
situations.

HB 2689 By Representative BRIAN (at the request of Juvenile
        Rights Project) --  Relating to termination of parental
        rights.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
4-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Nays, 9, Lewis, Meek, Milne, Oakley, Qutub,
          Roberts, Snodgrass, Sowa, Starr, Absent, 1--Wells,
          Excused, 2--Carter, Fahey.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Hamby. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Attending Legislative Business, 5----Adams,
          Bryant, Derfler, Johnson, President Smith.
6-1(H)  House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
6-2     Representatives Parks, Brown, Qutub appointed House
          Conferees.
6-2(S)  Senators Bryant, Baker, Sorenson appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-5     Work Session held.
6-7     Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-7(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 26 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-9     House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused for business of the House,
          2----Grisham, Meek.
6-9(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 20 --Attending Legislative Business, 10----Adams,
          Dukes, Kennemer, Lim, Miller, Shannon, Timms, Walden,
          Yih, President Smith.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 767, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Expands factors to be considered by court in determining
whether to terminate parental rights based on extreme conduct.
Allows court to make finding that it is in best interest of child
that parent never have physical custody of child but that other
parental rights should not be terminated. Provides that following
such determination by court and appointing of guardian, parents
may not petition court to terminate guardianship.

HB 2690 By Representative SHIBLEY (at the request of Alan
        Grinnell) --  Relating to winter driving; appropriating
        money.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes additional fee for issuance of winter recreational
parking permit.
  Appropriates moneys to State Police for enforcement of traction
device laws.

HB 2691 By Representative LEHMAN; Representatives BEYER,
        CORCORAN, JOHNSTON, NAITO, OAKLEY, PIERCY, ROSS, SCHOON,
        THOMPSON, WYLIE --  Relating to student leadership
        center; appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-20    Without recommendation as to passage.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Department of Education to establish and maintain
student leadership center in education service district or state
institution of higher education.
  Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of
Education to carry out provisions of Act.
  Allocates lottery moneys from Executive Department Economic
Development Fund to Department of Education to carry out
provisions of Act.
  Limits expenditures.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2692 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to child
        pornography.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
2-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
2-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-6     Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-8     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-17    Second reading.
3-20    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 22 Calendar.
3-22    Third reading. Carried by Parks. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Adams, Hayden, Welsh.
3-23(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
4-20    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-16    Taken from 05-16 Calendar and placed on 05-19 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 1--Miller, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Bryant, Dwyer, Timms.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 768, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Creates crime of encouraging child sexual abuse in first
degree. Punishes by maximum 10 years' imprisonment, $200,000
fine, or both. Creates crime of encouraging child sexual abuse in
second degree. Punishes by maximum five years' imprisonment,
$100,000 fine, or both. Creates crime of encouraging child sexual
abuse in third degree. Punishes by maximum one year imprisonment,
$5,000 fine, or both.

HB 2693 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to ballot measures.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Secretary of State to develop readability standards
for ballot measure explanatory statements.
  Allows chief petitioners of state initiative and referendum
measures to participate in court challenges to petition prior to
date of election. Requires person filing court challenge to serve
chief petitioners and to file $10,000 bond or letter of credit if
court challenge may delay signature gathering. Requires payment
to chief petitioners of $500 per day for each day after 30 days
that gathering of signatures is delayed, if court challenge is
not successful.
  Specifies that signature sheets on state petition are valid
unless court issues injunction. Provides that signatures gathered
prior to injunction are valid.
  Transfers responsibility for developing fiscal impact
statements on state measures to committee of five citizens.
Modifies process for developing and challenging fiscal impact
statements on state measures. Requires Legislative Fiscal Officer
to produce draft estimates.

HB 2694 By Representatives MILNE, HAYDEN; Representatives FAHEY,
        FISHER, JONES, JOSI, LEWIS, MANNIX, MARKHAM, MINNIS,
        MONTGOMERY, NAITO, NORRIS, OAKLEY, QUTUB, REPINE,
        ROBERTS, SCHOON, SNODGRASS, SOWA, STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN,
        VANLEEUWEN, WELLS, WELSH, Senators BAKER, BRADBURY,
        CEASE, DERFLER, DWYER, KINTIGH, LIM, McCOY, SHANNON,
        STULL, TIMMS, TROW --  Relating to private schools.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-11    Informational Meeting held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Third reading. Carried by Milne. Passed.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 19, Adams, Beyer, Carpenter, Corcoran,
          Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Naito,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shields, Thompson,
          Uherbelau, Wylie, Excused, 2--Oakley, Shibley.
5-8(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Gold. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Johnson.
6-12(H) Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 769, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Directs that State Board of Education accept private high
school diploma as equivalent to Certificate of Advanced Mastery
without special accreditation of private school. Freezes period
of instruction in private school to period required for 1994-1995
public school year for purposes of mandatory attendance exemption
and registration of school.

HB 2695 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of Clark
        Seeley) --  Relating to child support.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-28    Returned to Full Committee.
5-1     Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-18    Second reading.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 44 --Excused, 3--Corcoran, Minnis, Tiernan, Excused
          for business of the House, 13----Brian, Carter, Fahey,
          Johnson, Jones, Lundquist, Meek, Norris, Repine, Sowa,
          Thompson, VanLeeuwen, Wooten.
5-22(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-29    Public Hearing held.
5-30    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands criteria that court or other appropriate authority must
consider in finding that application of formula for determining
child support award is unjust or inappropriate. Allows initiation
of proceedings to modify support obligation 30 months, instead of
two years, after entry of support order. ©Adds requirement that
there be substantial change of circumstances since entry of
support order before initiation of proceedings to modify order.
Requires court, administrator or hearings officer to consider
substantial change of circumstances in proceedings.¦

HB 2696 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to school
        attendance.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits parents from allowing child required to attend public
full-time school to be in or upon street, highway, park, alley or
other public place during school hours. Punishes violation by
maximum $140 fine.

HB 2697 By Representative MINNIS; Senator WALDEN; Representatives
        CARPENTER, CLARNO, FISHER, JONES, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM,
        MONTGOMERY, OAKLEY, REPINE, ROBERTS, SNODGRASS, SOWA,
        TARNO, TIERNAN, VANLEEUWEN, Senators DERFLER, JOHNSON,
        KINTIGH, MILLER, TIMMS --  Relating to navigable waters
        of the state.
2-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-8     Public Hearing held.
3-15    Public Hearing held.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 47 --Nays, 2, Carpenter, Sowa, Absent, 1--Johnson,
          Excused, 3--Fahey, Norris, Wooten, Excused for business
          of the House, 7----Eighmey, Fisher, Meek, Milne,
          Piercy, Snodgrass, Uherbelau.
5-15(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Possible Reconsideration and Work Session held.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 3, Cease, Sorenson, Trow, Attending
          Legislative Business, 2----Leonard, Springer.
6-12(H) Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 471, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes State Land Board's exclusive jurisdiction
©procedure that Division of State Lands must follow to claim
state's interest in¦ to assert title to submerged or submersible
lands ©underlying¦ in navigable waters. ©Defines terms.¦ Requires
board to establish by rule procedure for making final
administrative determination, with Division of State Lands,
regarding navigability of waterway and extent of state's interest
in navigable portion thereof. Defines role of division in
process.  Allows judicial review of declaration made by board
regarding nature and extent of state's claim to specified
interest.

HB 2698 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to court-appointed
        counsel for parents.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-14    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that juvenile court appoint counsel, under certain
circumstances, for parent or legal guardian of child under
jurisdiction of court.

HB 2699 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to juveniles.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-16    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-23    Second reading.
3-27    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Qutub. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Judiciary.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Sorenson. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 7----Bryant, Derfler, Johnson, Leonard,
          McCoy, Timms, Walden.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Piercy, Repine.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 770, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes criteria for case planning for children committed
to custody of Children's Services Division by juvenile court.

HB 2700 By Representative MEEK (at the request of Kevin
        Schaumleffle) --  Relating to domestic relations.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
4-14    Informational Meeting held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
4-24    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates presumption that joint custody of child is in best
interest and welfare of child. Establishes procedures to be
followed and factors to be considered in determining whether to
award joint custody.

HB 2701 By Representative MEEK; Representatives GRISHAM, HAYDEN,
        MILNE, QUTUB, STARR, VANLEEUWEN (at the request of
        Kandace K. Horlings) --  Relating to education.
2-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-13    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-17    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Minority recommendation: Do pass with amendments and be
          printed A-Engrossed.
5-9     Motion to substitute Minority Report for Committee Report
          carried.
        Ayes, 40 --Nays, 8, Carter, Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly, Josi,
          Piercy, Shibley, Uherbelau, Absent, 1--Schoon, Excused,
          1--Wooten, Excused for business of the House,
          10----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham, Johnston, Lewis,
          Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Tarno.
        Committee report adopted.
        Ayes, 35 --Nays, 13, Carter, Corcoran, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Gordly, Josi, Piercy, Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross,
          Shibley, Uherbelau, Wells, Absent, 1--Federici,
          Excused, 1--Wooten, Excused for business of the House,
          10----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham, Johnston, Lewis,
          Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Qutub, Tarno.
        Second reading.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, May 12 Calendar.
5-12    Third reading. Carried by Lehman. Passed.
        Ayes, 33 --Nays, 23, Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Naito, Parks, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Thompson,
          Uherbelau, Watt, Excused, 3--Fahey, Norris, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Brian.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Piercy entered in Journal.
5-15(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
6-1     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Taken from 06-06 Calendar and placed on 06-07 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
6-7     Third reading. Carried by Timms. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 1, McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Dukes, Stull.
6-8(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 9, Carter, Eighmey, Gordly, Meek,
          Prozanski, Qutub, Ross, Starr, Watt, Excused for
          business of the House, 2----Brian, Lokan.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 659, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Prohibits content-based censorship of American History or
heritage based on religious or other references in specified
documents. Requires that school district board authorize reading
of certain documents or portions thereof.¦
  ©Requires that school districts make available for inspection
by parents or guardians of students instructional materials used
in connection with survey, analysis or evaluation. Provides
exemption for specified materials. Prohibits requiring students
to submit to survey, analysis or evaluation that reveals certain
information.¦
  Exempts certain schools from merger requirement.

HB 2702 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to Class 1 flammable
        liquids.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates requirement that nonretail customer of card lock gas
station purchase at least 2,400 gallons of fuel annually.
Changes license application and license renewal fees for
nonretail facility.

HB 2703 By Representative VANLEEUWEN (at the request of Wayne
        Smith) --  Relating to crime.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Department of Corrections to establish electronic
tracking system to be used in lieu of incarceration for certain
offenders.
  Allows court to suspend execution of sentence of imprisonment
if offender agrees to electronic monitoring.

HB 2704 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to criminal
        justice.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Judiciary.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-15    Public Hearing held.
4-19    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Tiernan. Passed.
        Ayes, 45 --Nays, 3, Brown, Eighmey, Gordly, Excused,
          1--Mannix, Excused for business of the House,
          11----Carpenter, Fahey, Federici, Johnson, Lundquist,
          Oakley, Prozanski, Shibley, Snodgrass, Wells, Wooten.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-29    Work Session held.
5-30    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-31    Second reading.
6-1     Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 5, Cease, Gold, McCoy, Springer, Trow,
          Attending Legislative Business, 5----Bryant, Derfler,
          Johnson, Leonard, President Smith.
        Sorenson entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
6-2(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 1, Brown, Absent, 1--Gordly, Excused,
          1--Hayden, Excused for business of the House,
          4----Meek, Ross, Snodgrass, Speaker Clarno.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
6-30(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 420, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Abolishes Oregon Criminal Justice Council. Establishes Oregon
Criminal Justice Commission to improve effectiveness and
efficiency of state and local criminal justice systems.
Prescribes membership and duties of commission. Transfers
specified responsibilities of State Sentencing Guidelines Board
to commission.

HB 2705 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to corrections.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-15    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows Department of Corrections to enter into contracts with
private entities for operating department institutions.

HB 2706 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Oregon
        Remodelers Association, Oregon State Home Builders
        Association, Associated General Contractors) --  Relating
        to construction contractors; appropriating money.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Labor.
4-12    Work Session held.
4-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-2     Second reading.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Repine. Passed.
        Ayes, 40 --Nays, 1, Sowa, Excused for business of the
          House, 19----Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Corcoran, Fahey,
          Fisher, Josi, Lewis, Luke, Lundquist, Naito, Norris,
          Snodgrass, Tarno, Thompson, Uherbelau, Watt, Wells,
          Welsh.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations, then Ways
          and Means.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-30    Assigned to Subcommittee on General Government.
5-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-1     Returned to Full Committee.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Yih.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 4, Bunn, Dukes, Dwyer, Johnson,
          Attending Legislative Business, 7----Adams, Derfler,
          Gold, Miller, Phillips, Springer, Stull.
6-7(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Sowa, Excused for business of the
          House, 1----Prozanski.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 771, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies authority of Construction Contractors Board.[Increases
civil penalties. Limits amount of penalty board may impose under
certain circumstances.
  Appropriates certain percentage of moneys collected as civil
penalties to Construction Contractors Board for penalty
collection costs.
  Increases expenditure limitation.

HB 2707 By Representative REPINE; Representative SNODGRASS (at
        the request of Home Builders Association of Metropolitan
        Portland, Oregon State Home Builders Association) --
        Relating to wetlands.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-8     Public Hearing held.
3-15    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-7     Work Session held.
4-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-14    Second reading.
4-17    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 18 Calendar.
4-18    Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused, 6--Johnston, Markham, Roberts,
          Schoon, Tiernan, Wooten.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill to resolve conflicts. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-12    Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Johnson.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 3--Baker, Dukes, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Absent, 1--Beyer, Excused, 2--Corcoran,
          Minnis, Excused for business of the House, 12----Brown,
          Carpenter, Grisham, Johnston, Lewis, Lundquist, Meek,
          Naito, Prozanski, Qutub, Repine, Strobeck.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 472, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Specifies certain requirements pertaining to certain official
comments made by Department of Environmental Quality. Directs
establishment of consistent wetlands regulation.

HB 2708 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Home Builders
        Association of Metropolitan Portland, Oregon State Home
        Builders Association) --  Relating to land use
        inventories.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires statewide planning Goal 5 inventory by specified date.
Exempts noninventoried resources from consideration.  Requires
urban growth boundary to be expanded under specified
circumstances. Makes exceptions.

HB 2709 By Representative REPINE; Representative MARKHAM (at the
        request of Home Builders Association of Metropolitan
        Portland, Oregon State Home Builders Association) --
        Relating to buildable land available in urban growth
        boundary.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
4-19    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-15    Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by Lewis. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 3, Naito, Rasmussen, Wooten, Excused,
          1--Corcoran, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Johnson.
5-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-22    Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 1, McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Bryant, Derfler, Stull.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-13(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 547, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Requires local government to ensure that vacant buildable land
is available to accommodate building for next 20 years.¦
  Provides that, on review, comprehensive plans shall provide
sufficient buildable lands within urban growth boundaries to
accommodate estimated housing needs for next 20 years. Provides
for local government inventory of supply of buildable lands and
inclusion of sufficient land for siting new public school
facilities.

HB 2710 By Representative LUNDQUIST (at the request of Charles E.
        Petras) --  Relating to grand jury panels.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires court to excuse person from grand jury if person is
receiving payments from government.

HB 2711 By Representatives OAKLEY, MARKHAM, VANLEEUWEN;
        Representatives ADAMS, BAUM, BEYER, BROWN, CARPENTER,
        CARTER, CLARNO, CORCORAN, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, FEDERICI,
        FISHER, GORDLY, GRISHAM, HAYDEN, JOHNSTON, JONES, JOSI,
        LEHMAN, LEWIS, LOKAN, LUKE, LUNDQUIST, MANNIX, MEEK,
        MILNE, MINNIS, MONTGOMERY, NAITO, NORRIS, PIERCY,
        PROZANSKI, QUTUB, RASMUSSEN, REPINE, ROBERTS, ROSS,
        SHIELDS, SNODGRASS, SOWA, STARR, TARNO, THOMPSON,
        UHERBELAU, WATT, WELLS, WELSH, WYLIE, Senators BUNN,
        DERFLER, DWYER, HANNON, JOHNSON, KENNEMER, KINTIGH, LIM,
        McCOY, MILLER, SHANNON, SORENSON, SPRINGER, TIMMS, TROW,
        WALDEN, YIH --  Relating to the College of Veterinary
        Medicine; declaring an emergency.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
3-15    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
3-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-31    Returned to Full Committee.
4-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-5     Second reading.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 11 Calendar.
4-11    Third reading. Carried by Oakley. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Brian, Shibley.
4-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
4-17    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-18    Taken from 04-18 Calendar and placed on 04-19 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Timms. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 2, Gold, Springer, Excused, 2--Dukes,
          Hamby, Attending Legislative Business, 5----Bunn,
          Hannon, Kennemer, Leonard, McCoy.
        Sorenson, Gold entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
4-27(H) Speaker signed.
4-27(S) President signed.
5-3(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 91, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 01, 1995.
  ©Appropriates moneys out of General Fund to State Board of
Higher Education for biennial expenses of College of Veterinary
Medicine at Oregon State University.¦
  ©Allocates lottery moneys to State Board of Higher Education
for College of Veterinary Medicine at Oregon State University.¦
  Limits expenditures of College of Veterinary Medicine at Oregon
State University from lottery moneys.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2712 By Representative LUNDQUIST (at the request of Charles E.
        Petras) --  Relating to jurors.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands bases for challenging juror for implied bias.

HB 2713 By Representative OAKLEY; Representatives BAUM,
        CARPENTER, CLARNO, COURTNEY, FISHER, GRISHAM, JOHNSON,
        JONES, LOKAN, MARKHAM, MILNE, MINNIS, PARKS, QUTUB,
        REPINE, SCHOON, SHIELDS, SNODGRASS, SOWA, STARR,
        STROBECK, TARNO, THOMPSON, WATT, WELSH, Senators DWYER,
        WALDEN (at the request of Oregon Association of Realtors,
        Oregon Bankers Association, Oregon League of Financial
        Institutions, Oregon State Home Builders Association,
        Manufactured Housing Communities of Oregon, Oregon
        Manufactured Housing Association) --  Relating to real
        estate transfer taxes.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends moratorium on locally imposed real estate transfer
taxes.

HB 2714 By Representative OAKLEY; Representatives BRIAN, CLARNO,
        FISHER, GRISHAM, HAYDEN, JONES, LUKE, MARKHAM, MILNE,
        NORRIS, PARKS, SNODGRASS, STARR, TARNO, WELLS --
        Relating to restitution by parents of child.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows juvenile court in delinquency proceeding to order
parents of child to pay restitution to victim of child.

HB 2715 By Representative SCHOON; Representatives BAUM, CLARNO,
        FISHER, GRISHAM, JOHNSON, LEWIS, LOKAN, MARKHAM, MILNE,
        MINNIS, NORRIS, OAKLEY, PARKS, QUTUB, REPINE, ROBERTS,
        SHIELDS, SNODGRASS, SOWA, STARR, TARNO, WATT, WELSH,
        Senator WALDEN (at the request of Oregon Association of
        Realtors, Oregon Bankers Association, Oregon League of
        Financial Institutions, Oregon State Home Builders
        Association, Manufactured Housing Communities of Oregon,
        Oregon Manufactured Housing Association) --  Relating to
        taxation.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Places moratorium on local real estate transfer taxes upon
voter approval at next statewide primary election.

HB 2716 By Representative TARNO; Representatives ADAMS, BAUM,
        BEYER, BRIAN, BROWN, CLARNO, FEDERICI, FISHER, GRISHAM,
        JONES, JOSI, LEHMAN, LEWIS, LOKAN, LUNDQUIST, MANNIX,
        MARKHAM, MEEK, MILNE, MINNIS, MONTGOMERY, NORRIS, OAKLEY,
        PARKS, REPINE, ROBERTS, SHIELDS, SNODGRASS, SOWA, STARR,
        THOMPSON, TIERNAN, VANLEEUWEN, WATT, WELLS, WELSH,
        Senators BRYANT, DERFLER, HANNON, HARTUNG, KENNEMER,
        KINTIGH, MILLER, SHANNON, TIMMS, WALDEN (at the request
        of Water for Life, Inc.)  --  Relating to water rights.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Water Policy.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts certain diversions of surface waters for livestock
watering purposes from permit requirement.

HB 2717 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Joseph Meek
        School Students) --  Relating to public utilities.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires public utilities to provide specified amount of
service from renewable resources.

HB 2718 By Representative MEEK (at the request of Washington
        County) --  Relating to medical treatment.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows emergency medical technician to take custody of,
transport and treat person who refuses treatment if person is
incapacitated, health of person appears to be in immediate danger
or emergency medical technician has reasonable cause to believe
person is dangerous to self. Requires physician confirmation of
decision to take person into custody.
  Requires immediate examination of person upon arrival at
treatment facility. Requires release of person unless certain
findings made by physician. Allows physician to hold person for
up to six hours for assessment or treatment without consent of
person.
  Provides that person transported and treated is responsible for
expenses.

HB 2719 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Private and
        Fraternal Organizations) --  Relating to alcoholic
        liquor.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
3-1     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-8     Work Session held.
3-10    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-13    Second reading.
3-14    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 15 Calendar.
3-15    Third reading. Carried by Johnston. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Luke, Excused, 2--Meek, Tiernan.
3-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-20    Public Hearing held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-10    Second reading.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kennemer.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 2, Kintigh, Springer, Excused,
          1--Phillips.
5-17(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Grisham, Johnston, Markham appointed
          House Conferees.
5-19(S) Senators Kennemer, Derfler, Dukes appointed Senate
          conferees.
5-24    Work Session held.
5-26(H) Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 09 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
5-29(S) Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
5-30(H) House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused for business of the House, 4----Baum,
          Brian, Johnson, Parks.
5-31(S) Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 1, Springer, Excused, 2--Leonard,
          Phillips, Attending Legislative Business, 6----Bunn,
          Cease, Hamby, Johnson, Timms, Walden.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 772, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows holder of Class ÊBÎ dispenser's license to sell sealed
containers of wine under specified circumstances.

HB 2720 By Representative MARKHAM; Representatives BAUM,
        CORCORAN, FEDERICI, FISHER, GRISHAM, HAYDEN, JOHNSON,
        JONES, JOSI, LEHMAN, LUNDQUIST, MONTGOMERY, NORRIS,
        PARKS, REPINE, SOWA, TARNO, VANLEEUWEN, WELSH, Senators
        BUNN, JOHNSON, KINTIGH, MILLER, PHILLIPS, TIMMS, WALDEN
        --  Relating to taxes, including but not limited to taxes
        imposed upon or measured by income.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to State and School Finance.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes tax credit against state income or corporation taxes
based upon value of timber in riparian management area left
unharvested after timber harvest operation that meets
requirements of Oregon Forest Practices Act. Allows maximum tax
credit of 100 percent of value of timber left unharvested. Allows
unused credit to be carried forward.
  Applies to timber harvest operations that commence during tax
years beginning January 1, 1996.

HB 2721 By Representatives MARKHAM, REPINE; Representatives BAUM,
        BEYER, CORCORAN, FEDERICI, FISHER, HAYDEN, JONES, JOSI,
        LUNDQUIST, MONTGOMERY, NORRIS, PARKS, STARR, TARNO,
        VANLEEUWEN, WELSH, Senators BUNN, DWYER, JOHNSON,
        KINTIGH, TIMMS, YIH --  Relating to placer mining;
        declaring an emergency.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Water Policy.
3-28    Public Hearing held.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 37 --Nays, 10, Brown, Carter, Eighmey, Johnston,
          Naito, Parks, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Sowa, Strobeck,
          Absent, 1--Minnis, Excused, 1--Adams, Excused for
          business of the House, 11----Carpenter, Fahey,
          Federici, Johnson, Lundquist, Mannix, Oakley, Shibley,
          Snodgrass, Wells, Wooten.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Dwyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 9, Baker, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Gold,
          McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 223, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          May 31, 1995.
  Modifies ban on placer mining in scenic waterway areas to allow
recreational gold panning and small dredges. Defines terms.
Limits issuance of certain dredging permits.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2722 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Dr. Mark
        Deatherage, MD) --  Relating to water skiing.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-28    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 8 Calendar.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Repine. Passed.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 19, Beyer, Carter, Corcoran, Courtney,
          Eighmey, Gordly, Johnston, Lehman, Lokan, Naito, Parks,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross, Shields,
          Sowa, Uherbelau, Excused, 1--Wylie, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Johnson.
5-9(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes requirement, subject to rulemaking authority of State
Marine Board for designated waters, that person other than boat
operator be in boat while water skier being towed.

HB 2723 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to deposit bearing
        containers; appropriating money.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes deposit on all disposable beverage receptacles sold for
off-premises consumption. Requires recycling of beverage
receptacles. Expands definition of beverage. Increases existing
deposit on beverage containers. Provides for funding litter
cleanup cost from difference between refund value paid by dealers
and redemption value paid by redemption centers.
  Imposes civil penalties for violations.
  Appropriates moneys out of General Fund to Oregon
Transportation Commission for carrying out provisions of Act.
  Appropriates moneys out of General Fund to Oregon Liquor
Control Commission for carrying out provisions of Act.

HB 2724 By Representative BRIAN (at the request of Jennifer
        Richardson) --  Relating to criminal trespass.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Enhances penalty for crime of criminal trespass in second
degree if defendant possessed camera with intent to use it while
committing crime.

HB 2725 By Representative MINNIS --  Relating to Board on Public
        Safety Standards and Training.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
3-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts Board on Public Safety Standards and Training from
requirement that temporary employees may be used only for purpose
of meeting emergency, nonrecurring or short-term workload needs
of state.

HB 2726 By Representative FAHEY; Representatives CORCORAN, ROSS
        --  Relating to child support.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that formula for determining child support obligation
use average earnings, income and resources of parents for
three-year period.

HB 2727 By Representative FAHEY; Representatives CORCORAN,
        RASMUSSEN, ROSS, UHERBELAU --  Relating to dead animals.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits transportation of uncovered dead animals.  Authorizes
inspectors to issue citations for violations of licensing
provisions for businesses which dispose of dead animals.
  Increases penalties and punishes violations by maximum $5,000
fine. Provides additional penalty for continuing violations.

HB 2728 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to motor carriers.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-13    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes certain motor carriers to elect to pay flat fees on
all or any vehicles.

HB 2729 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Carla
        Schroder, LMT) --  Relating to massage technicians.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases class hours needed to receive massage technician
license from 330 to 1,000.

HB 2730 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Juvenile
        Rights Project) --  Relating to juveniles.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides for jury trial, upon request of child, in juvenile
proceedings alleging delinquency as basis for jurisdiction.

HB 2731 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Juvenile
        Rights Project) --  Relating to vehicular trespass.
2-14(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crime of vehicular trespass. Punishes by maximum one
year imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both.

HB 2732 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Juvenile
        Rights Project) --  Relating to disposition of persons
        under jurisdiction of the juvenile court.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Judiciary.
3-6     Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends juvenile court wardship and authority to order
institutionalization, commitment or probation for juvenile to 25
years of age.

HB 2733 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Juvenile
        Rights Project) --  Relating to appointed counsel for
        children.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires court to appoint counsel for child in certain
proceedings.

HB 2734 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Commission for
        Women) --  Relating to civil procedure.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits discovery of information on sexual conduct of alleged
victim in certain civil cases. Prohibits introduction of
reputation or opinion evidence of past sexual behavior of victim
in certain civil cases. Prohibits introduction of evidence of
victim's past sexual behavior in certain civil cases except to
show motive or bias of victim.

HB 2735 By Representatives BROWN, SHIBLEY (at the request of D.
        J. Darco) --  Relating to crime.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crime of indecent exposure. Punishes by fine of $5,000,
one year in prison, or both.

HB 2736 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Jane White,
        Susan Hunter) --  Relating to prostitution.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Restricts crime of prostitution to persons who pay or offer or
agree to pay fee to engage in sexual conduct or contact.

HB 2737 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Barbara
        Eigner) --  Relating to hunting on private property.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides for written indorsement by private property owner to
allow hunting on private property.

HB 2738 By Representative BROWN (at the request of David E.
        Picray) --  Relating to the administration of the Oregon
        State Lottery.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that employees of Oregon State Lottery Commission,
with some exceptions, are in classified state service rather than
exempt service.

HB 2739 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Carol Kaufman)
        --  Relating to teachers of blind students.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes requirement that teachers of blind students demonstrate
competence in Braille when renewing license.

HB 2740 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Billy Farmer)
        --  Relating to parking.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases minimum fine for unlawful parking in space reserved
for disabled persons and unlawful use of disabled person parking
permit.

HB 2741 By Representative BROWN (at the request of OSPIRG) --
        Relating to household hazardous products.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Department of Environmental Quality, in consultation
with others, to make information about household hazardous
products available to retailers. Specifies that retailers are
responsible for copying and distributing information to
consumers.
  Exempts certain drugs from definition of household hazardous
products.
  Requires retail establishments to display designated shelf
signs in immediate vicinity of household hazardous products.
  Imposes maximum civil penalty of $10,000 for each day of
violation.

HB 2742 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Ralph Zusman)
        --  Relating to trapping of wildlife.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits trapping with steel jaw leghold traps.

HB 2743 By Representatives BROWN, SHIELDS (at the request of
        Victoria Hargrave) --  Relating to cashing public
        assistance checks.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires banks to cash Oregon public assistance checks without
charge to payee. Allows Director of Department of Consumer and
Business Services to impose maximum penalty of $        for
                                                _______
violations.

HB 2744 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Oregon
        Association of Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors)
        --  Relating to potable water samplers; appropriating
        money.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits engaging in work of potable water sampling without
certification. Punishes violations by maximum one year
imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both.
  Requires Assistant Director for Health to establish
certification system for potable water samplers. Requires
assistant director to establish advisory board.
  Establishes Potable Water Samplers Advisory Board Account.
  Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Potable Water Samplers
Advisory Board Account for biennial expenses.

HB 2745 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Oregon
        Association of Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors)
        --  Relating to plumbing emergency installation.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Defines Êemergency installationÎ if term is used in plumbing
rules.

HB 2746 By Representative NORRIS; Representatives BRIAN, CLARNO,
        LUKE, REPINE (at the request of Water Resources Congress)
        --  Relating to reservation of water; declaring an
        emergency.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Water Policy.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
4-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-20    Second reading.
4-21    Third reading. Carried by Gordly. Passed.
        Ayes, 49 --Excused, 8--Brown, Fahey, Meek, Minnis,
          Roberts, Ross, Wooten, Speaker Clarno, Excused for
          business of the House, 3----Brian, Carter, Johnson.
4-24(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Dwyer not concurring.
        Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 17 --Nays, 9, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused, 2--Leonard,
          Phillips, Attending Legislative Business, 2----Hannon,
          President Smith.
6-8(H)  Speaker signed.
6-9(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 473, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 05, 1995.
  ©Allows municipality, port and certain districts to request
reservation of water for future economic development and other
future uses. Requires Water Resources Commission to make
reservation through rulemaking process. Establishes criteria for
reservations¦ Establishes procedure for Water Resources
Commission to issue reservoir permit for new storage project to
county, municipality or district. Provides procedure for
reservation pending on effective date of Act.
  ©Applies to reservation application submitted on or after
January 1, 1987.¦
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2747 By Representative NORRIS; Representatives BAUM, BRIAN,
        CLARNO, FISHER, HAYDEN, JOHNSON, LOKAN, LUKE, LUNDQUIST,
        PARKS, REPINE, SCHOON, STARR, TARNO, WELSH (at the
        request of Oregon Water Resources Congress) --  Relating
        to the Water Resources Commission; declaring an
        emergency.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Water Policy.
2-28    Public Hearing held.
3-7     Work Session held.
3-13    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-15    Second reading.
3-16    Third reading.
        Motion to rerefer to Water Policy carried.  Rereferred.
3-21    Work Session held.
3-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
3-31    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Passed.
        Ayes, 47 --Nays, 5, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross,
          Sowa, Excused, 3--Fahey, Johnson, Oakley, Excused for
          business of the House, 5----Mannix, Montgomery,
          Shibley, Watt, Wells.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        Cease, Dwyer not concurring.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Carried over to 05-10 by unanimous consent.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 7, Cease, Dwyer, Gold, McCoy, Sorenson,
          Springer, Trow, Excused, 2--Lim, Phillips.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 36 --Nays, 12, Carter, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields,
          Sowa, Wooten, Absent, 1--Roberts, Excused, 2--Corcoran,
          Minnis, Excused for business of the House, 9----Brown,
          Carpenter, Grisham, Johnston, Lewis, Meek, Naito,
          Qutub, Repine.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-13(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 548, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 13, 1995.
  Requires one member of Water Resources Commission to be from
each of five regional river basin management areas and one member
from each side of summit of Cascade Mountains. Establishes
regional river basin management areas.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2748 By Representative STROBECK; Representatives ADAMS, BRIAN,
        CARPENTER, QUTUB, STARR, Senators KENNEMER, MILLER,
        PHILLIPS (at the request of Washington County Fire
        Fighters) --  Relating to occupational diseases of fire
        fighters; declaring an emergency.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Labor.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Includes certain cancer conditions in occupational diseases
compensable under workers' compensation law for fire fighters.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2749 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to public records.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-15    Public Hearing held.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 48 --Excused, 1--Adams, Excused for business of the
          House, 11----Carpenter, Fahey, Federici, Johnson,
          Lundquist, Mannix, Oakley, Shibley, Snodgrass, Wells,
          Wooten.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-9     Referred to Rules and Elections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Defines personal¦ Specifies that information concerning manner
in which public officer or employee carries out duties is not
exempt from disclosure under ©information as it relates to
inspection of¦ public records law.

HB 2750 By Representatives NORRIS, STROBECK, BAUM;
        Representatives HAYDEN, JONES, PARKS, QUTUB, STARR,
        Senator MILLER --  Relating to dispensing Class 1
        flammable liquids.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals prohibition on self-service gasoline dispensing.
Repeals licensing requirements and limits on access to gasoline
dispensing at nonretail facilities. Requires assistance to be
provided and fuel to be dispensed at lowest price to disabled
motorist when owner, operator or employee of facility is on
premises. Defines Êdisabled motorist.Î

HB 2751 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives BRIAN,
        OAKLEY, SNODGRASS --  Relating to rent owed by tenants.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Commerce.
3-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
4-6     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by VanLeeuwen. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Wooten.
5-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-19    Second reading.
5-22    Carried over to 05-23 by unanimous consent.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 1, McCoy, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Adams, Johnson, President Smith.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 4--Johnson, Minnis, Piercy, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 11----Carter,
          Corcoran, Fahey, Jones, Mannix, Montgomery, Oakley,
          Repine, Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 773, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Provides that tenants who conduct ©repair and¦ repairs,
maintenance ©activities¦ or cleaning services pursuant to written
or oral agreement in exchange for rent reduction shall not be
considered employees of ©property owner or manager¦ landlord.

HB 2752 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representatives CLARNO,
        FISHER, GRISHAM, HAYDEN, JOHNSON, JONES, LEWIS,
        LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, MILNE, OAKLEY, PARKS, REPINE, SCHOON,
        SNODGRASS, STARR, TARNO, WELSH --  Relating to government
        financing agreements.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-10    Public Hearing held.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
3-29    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires vote of people prior to implementation of government
financing agreements and to issuance of certificates of
participation by Director of Oregon Department of Administrative
Services.

HB 2753 By Representatives TARNO, NORRIS, Senator JOHNSON;
        Representatives BAUM, LUNDQUIST, Senators BRYANT,
        KINTIGH, SHANNON (at the request of Water for Life) --
        Relating to exempt water uses.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Water Policy.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-11    Work Session held.
4-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-19    Second reading.
4-20    Third reading. Carried by Norris. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 4--Brown, Fahey, Roberts, Ross,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Shields.
4-21(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-8     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-9     Carried over to 05-10 by unanimous consent.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 1, Springer, Excused, 3--Bryant, Lim,
          Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 184, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes exemption from water right permit and certificate
requirements for ©small reservoirs if reservoir causes no
detrimental impact to fishery resources¦ certain land management
practices. ©Requires notice of exemption to be filed with Water
Resources Department. Imposes fee for exemption if reservoir is
constructed after January 1, 1995.¦

HB 2754 By Representative TARNO --  Relating to in-stream water
        rights.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Water Policy.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 38 --Nays, 19, Beyer, Brown, Corcoran, Courtney,
          Eighmey, Federici, Gordly, Josi, Lehman, Naito, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Thompson,
          Uherbelau, Wylie, Excused, 2--Carter, Fahey, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Brian.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Possible Reconsideration and Work Session held.
6-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Johnson.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 18 --Nays, 10, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Lim, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow, Excused,
          1--Hartung, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Bryant.
6-5(H)  House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 22, Baum, Beyer, Brown, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Josi, Lehman, Naito, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts,
          Ross, Shibley, Shields, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie,
          Absent, 2--Johnston, Minnis, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Tiernan, Excused for business of the House,
          10----Adams, Mannix, Meek, Montgomery, Parks, Piercy,
          Sowa, Starr, Tarno, Thompson.
        Baum changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
6-6     Vote reconsideration carried.
        Ayes, 34 --Nays, 25, Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Thompson,
          Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 1--Hayden.
        House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 34 --Nays, 24, Beyer, Brown, Carpenter, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Wylie, Absent, 1--Adams, Excused, 1--Hayden.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Defines Êin-stream flowÎ for in-stream water right purposes.
Limits quantity of in-stream flow for recreational use.  Gives
conflicting provisions of interstate compacts existing at filing
date precedence over statutory determination of water right date.
©Establishes term of permit for in-stream water right.¦

HB 2755 By Representative TARNO --  Relating to conversion of
        minimum perennial streamflows.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to Water Policy.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates requirement that Water Resources Commission convert
existing minimum perennial streamflows to in-stream water rights.

HB 2756 By Representative TARNO (at the request of Oregon Off
        Highway Vehicle Association) --  Relating to Class III
        all-terrain vehicles.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
4-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-20    Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 8 Calendar.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 1, Wooten, Excused, 1--Wylie, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Johnson.
5-9(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Failed.
        Ayes, 13 --Nays, 14, Baker, Brecke, Bryant, Cease, Dukes,
          Dwyer, Hannon, Lim, McCoy, Miller, Phillips, Timms,
          Walden, President Smith, Excused, 1--Springer,
          Attending Legislative Business, 2----Johnson, Leonard.
        Baker changed from aye to nay and served notice of
          possible reconsideration by unanimous consent.
5-26    Motion to reconsider carried on voice vote.
        Bill passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 7, Dukes, Lim, McCoy, Miller, Phillips,
          Stull, Timms, Excused, 1--Springer, Attending
          Legislative Business, 3----Cease, Hannon, Walden.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 774, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Authorizes operation of Class III all-terrain vehicle by
persons with Class III all-terrain vehicle operating permits or
by persons accompanied by licensed or permitted person. Creates
offense of operation by person who is 12 years of age or older of
Class III all-terrain vehicle without driving privileges.
©Punishes violation by maximum $190 fine.¦ Creates offense of
operation by person at least seven years of age but under 12 of
Class III all-terrain vehicle without driving privileges. Creates
offense of operation by person under seven years of age of Class
III all-terrain vehicle without driving privileges. Punishes
violations of operation of Class III all-terrain vehicles without
driving privileges provisions by maximum $190 fine. Creates
offense of endangering Class III all-terrain vehicle operator.
Punishes by maximum $190 fine.
  Removes registration and titling requirements for Class III
all-terrain vehicles. Requires operating permit instead.

HB 2757 By Representative TARNO (at the request of Oregon Off
        Highway Vehicle Association) --  Relating to liability
        for recreational activities.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Clarifies that limitations on liability for recreational use of
land extend to both public and private lands. Prohibits action
against landowner except for intentional injury or damage
inflicted by owner. Clarifies application of liability limitation
to snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles.

HB 2758 By Representative TARNO (at the request of Oregon Off
        Highway Vehicle Association) --  Relating to all-terrain
        vehicles.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes use of unrefunded fuel tax moneys for acquisition,
development and maintenance of recreation areas used by
all-terrain vehicles. Provides that interest on moneys in
All-Terrain Vehicle Account goes into account.

HB 2759 By Representative TARNO (at the request of Oregon Off
        Highway Vehicle Association) --  Relating to all-terrain
        vehicles.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
4-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-1     Second reading.
5-2     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 3 Calendar.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 3, Carpenter, Fisher, Qutub.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Transportation.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 6, Hannon, Miller, Phillips, Timms,
          Walden, Yih, Excused, 1--Springer, Attending
          Legislative Business, 2----Johnson, Leonard.
5-29(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 46 --Excused, 2--Federici, Thompson, Excused for
          business of the House, 12----Brian, Carter, Corcoran,
          Fahey, Lundquist, Meek, Norris, Ross, Snodgrass, Sowa,
          VanLeeuwen, Watt.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 775, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires operators and riders of certain all-terrain vehicles
to wear protective headgear if under 18 years of age. Provides
exemption. Prohibits operation of certain all-terrain vehicles
while person's driving privileges are suspended or revoked.
Modifies definition of Class I all-terrain vehicle.
  Creates offense of failure of Class I or Class III all-terrain
vehicle operator or passenger to wear protective headgear.
Punishes violation by maximum ©$190¦ $95 fine.
  Creates offense of endangering Class I or Class III all-terrain
vehicle operator or passenger. Punishes violation by maximum
©$190¦ $95 fine.

HB 2760 By Representative TARNO (at the request of Oregon Off
        Highway Vehicle Association) --  Relating to all-terrain
        vehicles.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires permit and decal for operation of all Class II
all-terrain vehicles if vehicles are being operated more than 300
feet off highway or on road that is not maintained for passenger
vehicle use. Punishes violation by maximum $190 fine.

HB 2761 By Representative ROBERTS; Representative MARKHAM (at the
        request of United Veterans Groups of Oregon (UVGO)) --
        Relating to the Oregon Veterans' Home; declaring an
        emergency.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to Ways and Means.
4-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
4-10    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
5-9     Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and subsequent referral to Ways and Means
          be rescinded.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of Speaker.
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 1, Parks, Excused, 3--Corcoran, Piercy,
          Wooten, Excused for business of the House, 5----Fahey,
          Lundquist, Repine, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
5-29(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-2     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
6-3     Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-17(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 591, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 17, 1995.
  Allows Director of Veterans' Affairs to solicit proposals from
city or county for donation of land or expenditure of moneys for
purpose of constructing Oregon Veterans' Home.
  Limits expenditures related to construction and operation of
second Oregon Veterans' Home.
  Allows siting of Oregon Veterans' Home on land classified under
land use planning goal protecting agricultural lands or
forestlands.
  Requires that Director of Veterans' Affairs enter into contract
with nongovernmental entity for operation and management of
second Oregon Veterans' Home. Prohibits construction of
additional Oregon Veterans' Homes for period specified.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2762 By Representative ROBERTS --  Relating to solid waste
        recovery rates.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-1     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends deadline for city or county to institute additional
elements of recycling program. Allows city, county or
metropolitan service district within wasteshed achieving recovery
rate by December 31, 1996, to waive implementation of up to two
program elements of opportunity to recycle program.

HB 2763 By Representatives ROBERTS, MARKHAM (at the request of
        Oregon State Pharmacists Association) --  Relating to
        prescription medicines.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Commerce.
4-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-9     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Motion to refer to Ways and Means failed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 37, Baum, Beyer, Brian, Brown,
          Carpenter, Corcoran, Courtney, Fahey, Federici,
          Grisham, Johnson, Johnston, Josi, Lokan, Luke,
          Lundquist, Mannix, Markham, Meek, Norris, Parks,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Repine, Roberts, Ross, Schoon,
          Shibley, Shields, Thompson, Tiernan, Uherbelau, Watt,
          Wells, Welsh, Wylie, Speaker Clarno, Excused,
          2--Piercy, Wooten.
        Third reading. Carried by Carpenter. Passed.
        Ayes, 37 --Nays, 21, Adams, Carter, Eighmey, Fisher,
          Hayden, Jones, Lehman, Lewis, Milne, Minnis,
          Montgomery, Naito, Oakley, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen,
          Starr, Strobeck, Tarno, Welsh, Wylie, Excused,
          2--Piercy, Wooten.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Strobeck,
          Fisher.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Prozanski entered in
          Journal.
5-29(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
6-1     Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires manufacturers of prescription medicines to offer
identical price and other trade conditions to all retail
customers and to all wholesale customers. Provides exceptions for
volume discounts, government purchases, tax exempt organization
purchases and transactions permitted by federal law.
  Allows civil penalty for violation of Act. Allows recovery of
treble damages in private cause of action.

HB 2764 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to state agency
        purchasing.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
3-13    Public Hearing held.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
4-17    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-26    Second reading.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Strobeck. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 7, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Corcoran,
          Fahey, Prozanski, Uherbelau, Excused, 1--Jones, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Schoon.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Fahey entered in Journal.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-10    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Leonard. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 3, Cease, Hannon, McCoy, Excused,
          1--Phillips.
5-17(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Ayes, 34 --Nays, 24, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Eighmey,
          Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston, Josi, Lehman,
          Mannix, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts,
          Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Wylie, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis.

        Motion to withdraw measure from Conference Committee
          carried.
        House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 3, Carter, Eighmey, Luke, Absent,
          1--Grisham, Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Markham.
6-19    Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 776, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Exempts state agencies from state control over purchasing and
printing under certain circumstances.

HB 2765 By Representatives MILNE, VANLEEUWEN (at the request of
        Leslie Lewis) --  Relating to historic property
        designation.
2-15(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-16    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows certain property owners to refuse to consent to any form
of historic property designation.

HB 2766 By Representative CARPENTER --  Relating to annexation.
3-13(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-16    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides additional procedure for annexation of territory to
city or district from within urban growth boundary.
  Provides procedures for adoption of annexation plan by city or
district and for submission of annexation plan to electors of
city or district and territory.
  Defines terms.

HB 2767 By Representative CARPENTER --  Relating to urban
        services boundaries; declaring an emergency.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates procedure for establishing urban services boundaries
between cities.
  Creates procedure for establishing urban services boundary for
single city.
  Defines urban services boundary.
  Requires election in affected territory prior to establishment
of urban services boundary.
  Invalidates urban services boundaries adopted after January 1,
1995, and prior to effective date of Act.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2768 By Representative MINNIS --  Relating to release of
        criminal defendants.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Judiciary.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows defendant to use surety release bond issued by Oregon
surety insurer as security for pretrial release or release
pending appeal. Gives defendant who fails to appear 180 days to
demonstrate that failure is no fault of defendant.

HB 2769 By Representative GORDLY (at the request of Joseph Meek
        Middle School Students) --  Relating to government
        vehicles.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that by January 1, 2000, at least 20 percent of
vehicles bought by state be fueled by solar power, propane or
hydrogen.

HB 2770 By Representative JONES; Representatives CLARNO, FISHER,
        HAYDEN, LEWIS, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, MILNE, OAKLEY, REPINE,
        SCHOON, SNODGRASS, STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN, VANLEEUWEN,
        Senators SHANNON, TIMMS, YIH --  Relating to merger of
        school districts; declaring an emergency.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals required merger of union high school and elementary
districts by specified dates.
  Declares emergency, effective upon passage.

HB 2771 By Representative JONES; Representative TARNO (at the
        request of Ron Mallea, Sheriff of Malheur County) --
        Relating to firearms.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides exemption from crime of unlawful possession of
firearms for persons licensed by other states to carry concealed
firearms if other state grants similar exemption to persons
licensed by this state to carry concealed handguns.

HB 2772 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to health insurance
        coverage of adopted children.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
        Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends, pending adoption, health insurance coverage to child
placed in physical custody of insured even if preliminary to
action by court or Children's Services Division.

HB 2773 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to housing;
        appropriating money.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates County Affordable Housing Development Tax Fund in
county treasury of each county. Designates sources of fund.
Requires each county treasurer to pay over moneys in fund to
State Treasurer for deposit to Oregon Housing Fund. Requires
Department of Revenue to make annual estimates of certain moneys
to be deposited to County Assessment and Taxation Fund. Repeals
previous funding source for County Assessment and Taxation Fund.
Sunsets certain provisions of Act on January 1, 2006.
  Establishes Homeownership Assistance Account and Local
Government Assistance Account within Oregon Housing Fund.
Appropriates moneys from accounts to Housing and Community
Services Department to carry out Act.
  Allocates lottery moneys from Executive Department Economic
Development Fund to Housing and Community Services Department for
community development corporations, for Housing Development and
Guarantee Account of Oregon Housing Fund and for Homeownership
Assistance Account of Oregon Housing Fund.
  Limits expenditures of lottery moneys.

HB 2774 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to taxation of
        lottery game retailers.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows county or city to impose tax on commissions of lottery
game retailers.
  Requires tax to be approved by electors of taxing unit before
tax may become effective.
  Applies to taxes in effect prior to July 1, 1995.

HB 2775 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to local transient
        lodging taxes.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Preempts local transient lodging taxes upon or measured by
rents received from temporary occupancy of all or portion of
principal residence or vacation home. Applies only to principal
residences and vacation homes rented for 30 days or less during
calendar year.

HB 2776 By Representative MANNIX (at the request of Oregon Animal
        Welfare Alliance, Humane Society of the Willamette
        Valley) --  Relating to sterilization of dogs and cats
        released from a releasing agency.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires new owners adopting dogs and cats from releasing
agencies to sign agreement to sterilize animal. Defines terms.
Requires new owners to pay deposit, which is refunded upon
sterilization of animal.

HB 2777 By Representative EIGHMEY --  Relating to licensing
        requirements for worker leasing companies.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Commerce.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-18    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates licensing requirement for, and establishes licensing
procedures for, worker leasing companies.

HB 2778 By Representative VANLEEUWEN (at the request of Oregon
        Farm Bureau Federation) --  Relating to income taxation.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes personal income tax rate on net capital gain incurred
by individuals of one-half the highest tax rate imposed on
ordinary income.
  Applies to taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 1995.

HB 2779 By Representative CARTER; Representative GORDLY, Senator
        McCOY --  Relating to enterprise zones.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Commerce.
3-13    Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-13    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Carter. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Jones, Excused for business of the
          House, 1----Schoon.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-16    Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 2--Leonard, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Hannon.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Allows city ©or county¦ with population exceeding 400,000
inhabitants that is enterprise zone sponsor to impose additional
conditions on business firm seeking precertification and
eligibility for property tax exemption. Limits types of
conditions that city may impose. Requires adoption of policy that
establishes standards for imposition of conditions.

HB 2780 By Representative MILNE; Representatives CLARNO, GRISHAM,
        HAYDEN, MARKHAM, MINNIS, NORRIS, REPINE, STARR, WATT,
        Senators JOHNSON, KINTIGH, STULL --  Relating to
        veterans.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-20    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
4-21    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-28    Second reading.
5-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 3 Calendar.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Milne. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Nays, 1, Schoon.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Carried over to 05-19 by unanimous consent.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 1--Miller, Attending Legislative
          Business, 4----Bryant, Dwyer, Hannon, Timms.
5-23(H) Motion to concur in Senate amendments and repass failed.
        Ayes, 3 --Nays, 51, Adams, Baum, Beyer, Brian, Brown,
          Carpenter, Carter, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici,
          Fisher, Gordly, Grisham, Hayden, Johnson, Jones, Josi,
          Lehman, Lewis, Lokan, Luke, Lundquist, Mannix, Markham,
          Meek, Milne, Minnis, Montgomery, Naito, Norris, Oakley,
          Parks, Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen, Repine,
          Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Starr, Strobeck,
          Tarno, Thompson, Tiernan, Uherbelau, Wells, Welsh,
          Wylie, Excused, 2--Snodgrass, Wooten, Excused for
          business of the House, 4----Corcoran, Schoon, Sowa,
          Speaker Clarno.
        Representatives Milne, Minnis, Roberts appointed House
          Conferees.
5-23(S) Senators Derfler, Kintigh, McCoy appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-2(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 16 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-3(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-5(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 1, Minnis, Absent, 2--Corcoran, Welsh,
          Excused, 2--Brian, Tiernan.
6-6(S)  Made a Special Order of Business by unanimous consent.
        Motion to refuse to concur in House amendments failed.
        Ayes, 9 --Nays, 17, Adams, Baker, Bryant, Bunn, Hamby,
          Hannon, Hartung, Johnson, Kennemer, Kintigh, Lim,
          Miller, Shannon, Stull, Timms, Walden, President Smith,
          Attending Legislative Business, 4----Derfler, Dukes,
          Gold, Phillips.
        Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 3, Hamby, McCoy, Springer, Attending
          Legislative Business, 5----Derfler, Dukes, Gold,
          Leonard, Phillips.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 777, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Grants veterans' preference on civil service examinations to
veterans who are entitled to military retirement pay. Modifies
related preference provision establishing other eligibility
requirements.

HB 2781 By Representative MILNE; Representatives CLARNO, GORDLY,
        HAYDEN, LEWIS, MINNIS, NORRIS, QUTUB, REPINE, STARR,
        STROBECK, TARNO, TIERNAN, WATT, Senators JOHNSON,
        KINTIGH, STULL --  Relating to personal income tax.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-3     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts compensation from state income tax, if compensation was
earned for service as member of Armed Forces during period of
combatant activities.

HB 2782 By Representative WATT; Representatives JOHNSON, MARKHAM,
        SNODGRASS, Senators ADAMS, HANNON, JOHNSON (at the
        request of Oregon Association of Realtors) --  Relating
        to Land Conservation and Development Commission;
        declaring an emergency.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Natural Resources.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-7     Work Session held.
4-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-14    Second reading.
4-17    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 18 Calendar.
4-18    Third reading. Carried by Lewis. Passed.
        Ayes, 50 --Nays, 4, Carter, Eighmey, Piercy, Uherbelau,
          Excused, 6--Johnston, Markham, Roberts, Schoon,
          Tiernan, Wooten.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Uherbelau entered in
          Journal.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-8     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Cease not concurring.
        Second reading.
5-9     Carried over to 05-10 by unanimous consent.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Taken from 05-15 Calendar and rereferred to Water and
          Land Use by unanimous consent.
5-18    Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 4, Cease, Gold, Sorenson, Trow, Excused,
          2--Shannon, Springer, Attending Legislative Business,
          4----Derfler, Leonard, McCoy, Walden.
        Brecke, having been recorded as voting nay, was granted
          unanimous consent to be recorded as voting aye.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 6, Carter, Gordly, Prozanski, Shibley,
          Uherbelau, Wooten, Excused for business of the House,
          3----Johnson, Piercy, Repine.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 778, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 19, 1995.
  Limits scope of a Land Conservation and Development Commission
enforcement order. Creates disclosure requirement for local
government relating to enforcement proceeding.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2783 By Representative MARKHAM --  Relating to Superintendent
        of Public Instruction.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Superintendent of Public Instruction to have teaching
or administrative license and experience.

HB 2784 By Representative MARKHAM; Representatives CARPENTER,
        FISHER, GRISHAM, HAYDEN, JONES, JOSI, LEWIS, MILNE,
        MINNIS, NORRIS, OAKLEY, PARKS, ROBERTS, SNODGRASS, SOWA,
        STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN, WELLS, WELSH, Senators ADAMS,
        DWYER, JOHNSON, KINTIGH, PHILLIPS, SHANNON, TIMMS, WALDEN
        --  Relating to firearms.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-2     Public Hearing held.
3-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-3     Work Session held.
4-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-11    Second reading.
4-12    Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 45 --Nays, 12, Carter, Corcoran, Eighmey, Gordly,
          Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross, Shields,
          Strobeck, Uherbelau, Excused, 2--Brian, Wooten, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Johnson.
4-14(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-18    Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 5, Cease, Hamby, McCoy, Springer, Trow,
          Excused, 1--Gold.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 48 --Nays, 7, Carter, Eighmey, Gordly, Naito,
          Piercy, Shields, Uherbelau, Absent, 1--Rasmussen,
          Excused for business of the House, 4----Baum, Beyer,
          Johnson, Watt.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Uherbelau entered in
          Journal.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Vests exclusive authority to regulate sale, acquisition,
transfer, ownership, possession, storage, transportation and use
of firearms in Legislative Assembly. Permits cities and counties
to regulate or prohibit discharge of firearms within their
borders with specified exceptions. Permits cities and counties to
regulate or prohibit possession of loaded firearm in public
place.  Prohibits cities, counties, or other municipal
corporations or districts from regulating or prohibiting
possession or sale of firearm in public building rented or leased
to person during term of lease. Permits cities to continue to
regulate ©sale¦ purchase of used firearms ©in¦ by pawnshops.

HB 2785 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of O.C.A.P.A.)
        --  Relating to assumption of federal permitting
        authority by Division of State Lands.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-29    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-19    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Corcoran. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Minnis, Excused, 2--Carter, Fahey,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Brian.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Bryant,
          Derfler, Stull.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 474, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Requires¦ Allows Division of State Lands to apply to assume
certain federal permitting authority. Requires report to
legislative committee.

HB 2786 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to tax credit for
        employers of employees in legislative service.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants business tax credit for employer whose employment policy
includes legislative service leave. Provides that amount of
credit is amount of compensation that would have been paid to
employee if employee had not taken leave of absence to serve as
member of legislature or as member of legislative committee
staff.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1996.

HB 2787 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to matters subject
        to collective bargaining for public employees.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Excludes from public employees collective bargaining matters
regarding wages and benefits.

HB 2788 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to strikes by
        certain public employees.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits strikes by employees subject to public employees
collective bargaining law.

HB 2789 By Representative TIERNAN --  Relating to conduct of
        public body labor negotiations in open meetings.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-29    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-5     Recommendation:  Do pass.
        Minority recommendation: Do pass with amendments and be
          printed A-Engrossed.
4-7     Motion to rerefer Committee and Minority Reports along
          with the bill to General Government and Regulatory
          Reform carried. Rereferred.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-1     Second reading.
5-2     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 3 Calendar.
5-3     Motion to refer to Legislative Rules failed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 33, Adams, Baum, Brian, Carpenter,
          Fisher, Grisham, Hayden, Johnson, Jones, Lewis, Lokan,
          Luke, Lundquist, Mannix, Markham, Meek, Milne,
          Montgomery, Norris, Oakley, Parks, Qutub, Repine,
          Schoon, Snodgrass, Starr, Strobeck, Tarno, Tiernan,
          VanLeeuwen, Watt, Wells, Welsh.
        Third reading. Carried by Hayden. Passed.
        Ayes, 35 --Nays, 24, Beyer, Brown, Corcoran, Courtney,
          Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston, Josi,
          Lehman, Minnis, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Roberts, Ross, Shields, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wells, Wooten, Absent, 1--Carter.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Wylie.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Naito, Uherbelau entered in
          Journal.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
6-5     Third reading. Carried by Derfler. Failed.
        Ayes, 14 --Nays, 10, Brecke, Cease, Derfler, Dukes,
          Dwyer, Hannon, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow,
          Excused, 1--Leonard, Attending Legislative Business,
          5----Adams, Stull, Timms, Yih, President Smith.
        Derfler changed from aye to nay and served notice of
          possible reconsideration by unanimous consent.
        Motion to reconsider carried on voice vote.
        Bill passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 11, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Hannon, Leonard, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow.
6-7(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 38 --Nays, 10, Beyer, Carter, Courtney, Josi,
          Lehman, Naito, Prozanski, Ross, Shields, Uherbelau,
          Absent, 2--Brown, Eighmey, Excused, 2--Johnston,
          Wooten, Excused for business of the House, 8----Brian,
          Corcoran, Grisham, Lewis, Lundquist, Mannix, Sowa,
          VanLeeuwen.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 779, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires public body labor negotiations to be conducted in
©open meetings¦ executive session unless either side requests
open meetings.

HB 2790 By COMMITTEE ON GENERAL GOVERNMENT AND REGULATORY REFORM
        --  Relating to automobile transporters.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
3-14    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes automobile transporter to exceed statutory maximum
lengths in specified situation.

HB 2791 By Representative JOHNSON (at the request of Oregon
        Mortgage Bankers Association) --  Relating to mortgages.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-16    Public Hearing held.
3-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-30    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-31    Second reading.
4-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Fahey, Johnson, Oakley.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 4----Adams, Bryant, Stull, Timms.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 129, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies definitions of mortgage banker, mortgage banking loan,
mortgage broker and mortgage loan. Allows Director of Department
of Consumer and Business Services to adopt rule allowing refund
of mortgage banker and mortgage broker licensing fees. Allows
director to set duration of mortgage banker and mortgage broker
licenses that are renewed.

HB 2792 By Representative JOHNSON; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to retail sales.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to Commerce.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits retail seller from accepting money in exchange for
shelf space for, or exclusive sale of, consumer product in retail
establishment. Prohibits distributor or manufacturer of consumer
product from making payment in exchange for shelf space for, or
exclusive sale of, consumer product in retail establishment.
  Imposes maximum $1,000 civil penalty for violation.

HB 2793 By Representative JOHNSON (at the request of Don Stathos)
        --  Relating to the Oregon Bicycle Advisory Committee.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-17    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes name of Oregon Bicycle Advisory Committee.

HB 2794 By Representatives NAITO, PIERCY (at the request of
        Children Justice Act Task Force) --  Relating to Board on
        Public Safety Standards and Training.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-18    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-19    Second reading.
4-20    Third reading. Carried by Wylie, Piercy. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 4--Brown, Fahey, Roberts, Ross.
4-21(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 4----Adams, Bryant, Stull, Timms.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 128, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Directs Board on Public Safety Standards and Training to
provide police officers with training regarding child abuse and
domestic violence. Requires board to make annual report regarding
training.

HB 2795 By COMMITTEE ON STATE AND SCHOOL FINANCE --  Relating to
        9-1-1 communications districts.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows 9-1-1 communications districts to issue general
obligation bonds.
  Limits amount of outstanding bonds to one percent of real
market value of taxable property within district.
  Allows district to levy and collect special ad valorem tax on
taxable district property in each year when necessary for payment
of interest and principal on outstanding general obligation
bonds.

HB 2796 By COMMITTEE ON STATE AND SCHOOL FINANCE (at the request
        of Oregon State Association of County Assessors) --
        Relating to property taxation.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-4     Second reading.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Josi. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Absent, 2--Corcoran, Parks, Excused, 2--Meek,
          Oakley, Excused for business of the House, 5----Brian,
          Carter, Johnson, Markham, Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-8     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Hartung.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-19(H) Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-26(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 185, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Permits property owner to request imposition of additional tax
on certain property disqualified from special assessment as
farmland.
  ©Extends applicable date for¦ Makes provision that permits
deferral of additional tax imposed as result of disqualification
from special assessment©, to January 1,           ¦ permanent
                                        __________
law.

HB 2797 By COMMITTEE ON STATE AND SCHOOL FINANCE (at the request
        of Oregon State Association of County Assessors) --
        Relating to property taxation.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-31    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-3     Second reading.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Lokan. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Uherbelau, Excused, 3--Fahey,
          Johnson, Oakley.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-8     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Gold.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 127, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Permits owners of property disqualified from special assessment
for unzoned farmland under limited conditions to apply for
requalification in year of disqualification. Imposes filing fee
for application.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after July 1, 1996.

HB 2798 By COMMITTEE ON STATE AND SCHOOL FINANCE --  Relating to
        collection of taxes.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to State and School Finance.
3-17    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-22    Second reading.
3-23    Third reading. Carried by Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Corcoran, Excused, 2--Montgomery,
          Oakley.
3-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-9     Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-12    Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Walden.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 3--Baker, Dukes, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Markham.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 780, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Conforms income and personal property tax laws to federal
Bankruptcy Code. Clarifies failure to file and failure to pay
penalty calculations.

HB 2799 By Representative CARPENTER --  Relating to key
        industries.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Commerce.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Economic Development Department to perform assessment
of key industries in Oregon.
  Requires department to submit report to Sixty-ninth Legislative
Assembly concerning key industries, including recommendations for
enlarging or limiting current list of key industries.

HB 2800 By Representative CARPENTER --  Relating to the Strategic
        Reserve Fund.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Commerce.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Abolishes Strategic Reserve Fund.
  Transfers moneys in fund to Regional Strategies Fund.

HB 2801 By Representative BAUM --  Relating to post-conviction
        relief.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-7     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows change of venue in post-conviction relief proceedings
from county where proceeding was initiated to county where
petitioner is presently imprisoned.

HB 2802 By Representative BAUM --  Relating to alcohol.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires persons between 18 and 21 years of age who are
convicted of alcohol violations to undergo diagnostic assessment
and treatment for alcoholism or problem condition involving
alcohol.

HB 2803 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to marriage.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes fee that judicial officer may charge for solemnizing
marriage from $100, including costs, to $50 plus costs. Requires
judicial officer receiving personal payment for solemnizing
marriage to make annual report to Oregon Government Standards and
Practices Commission.

HB 2804 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to employees of
        school districts.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits election of school district employee to school
committee in district.

HB 2805 By Representative PARKS --  Relating to courts.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Judiciary.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Parks. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 2--Brian, Corcoran, Excused for
          business of the House, 2----Carpenter, Johnston.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-22    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-29    Work Session held.
6-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
6-3     Third reading. Carried by Bryant. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Attending Legislative Business, 1----Dwyer.
6-5(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 56 --Absent, 2--Lehman, Markham, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Tiernan.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 781, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Specifies administrative authority of Chief Justice of Supreme
Court over courts of state operating under Judicial Department.
Provides that Chief Justice may appoint as presiding judge
circuit court judge of judicial district or district court judge
for one of counties that make up judicial district.  Specifies
administrative authority of presiding judge for administratively
consolidated circuit and district courts. Makes technical
changes. Permits law enforcement officer to file complaint with
court by electronic means instead of using written citation.
Modifies certain provision relating to schedule of minimum bail
for offenses.

HB 2806 By Representative PROZANSKI; Representatives BAUM, BEYER,
        BROWN, CORCORAN, COURTNEY, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, LEHMAN, LEWIS,
        MANNIX, MINNIS, NAITO, PIERCY, REPINE, ROBERTS, ROSS,
        SHIBLEY, SHIELDS, TARNO, UHERBELAU, WOOTEN --  Relating
        to crime victims.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-15    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-16    Second reading.
3-17    Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 5--Fisher, Johnson, Roberts, Shibley,
          Wooten.
3-20(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-21    Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Sorenson. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Bryant, Derfler, Johnson, Leonard,
          McCoy, Walden.
5-30(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Parks, Lewis, Prozanski appointed House
          Conferees.
5-31(S) Senators Stull, Hamby, Springer appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-10(H) In Conference Committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that address and phone number of crime victim not be
given to defendant except on order of court.
  Prescribes operative date.

HB 2807 By Representative PROZANSKI; Representatives BAUM, BEYER,
        BROWN, CORCORAN, MINNIS, NAITO, REPINE, ROBERTS, TARNO --
        Relating to responsibility for paying filing fee when
        person petitions for relief from certain prohibitions
        concerning firearms.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-15    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-16    Second reading.
3-17    Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused, 6--Corcoran, Fisher, Johnson,
          Roberts, Shibley, Wooten.
3-20(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-21    Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Deletes requirement that respondent pay filing fee if
petitioner successfully petitions for relief from prohibition
against possessing or purchasing firearm.

HB 2808 By Representative PROZANSKI; Representatives BAUM, BEYER,
        CORCORAN, LEWIS, MINNIS, NAITO, REPINE, ROBERTS, ROSS,
        TARNO, UHERBELAU --  Relating to Department of
        Transportation records.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Includes district attorneys and deputy district attorneys in
list of persons who may use business address rather than
residence address for purposes of driver and motor vehicle
records.

HB 2809 By Representative PROZANSKI; Representatives BAUM, BEYER,
        CORCORAN, COURTNEY, LEWIS, MINNIS, NAITO, REPINE,
        ROBERTS, ROSS (at the request of City of Florence) --
        Relating to grand jury proceedings.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-13    Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-15    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-20    Work Session held.
3-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-30    Second reading.
3-31    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 4 Calendar.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 52 --Excused, 3--Fahey, Johnson, Oakley, Excused
          for business of the House, 5----Mannix, Montgomery,
          Shibley, Watt, Wells.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-8     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Sorenson.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 126, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows testimony before grand jury by simultaneous television
transmission. Allows grand jury investigating charge of criminal
driving while suspended or revoked to receive in evidence
affidavit of peace officer.

HB 2810 By Representatives OAKLEY, MILNE; Representatives
        CARPENTER, JONES, LUKE, TARNO, TIERNAN, VANLEEUWEN --
        Relating to school personnel.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits strikes by public school employees and lockouts by
school districts. Defines Êlockout.Î Directs that, in certain
circumstances, Employment Relations Board hold hearing and impose
penalties for violations. Prohibits school districts and
employees from negotiating certain issues. Limits percentage
increase of compensation for teachers.

HB 2811 By Representative PROZANSKI; Representatives BAUM, BEYER,
        BROWN, CORCORAN, COURTNEY, MINNIS, NAITO, REPINE,
        ROBERTS, ROSS, UHERBELAU --  Relating to crime.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-15    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-16    Second reading.
3-17    Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 5--Fisher, Johnson, Roberts, Shibley,
          Wooten.
3-20(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-21    Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Carried over to 05-10 by unanimous consent.
5-10    Carried over to 05-11 by unanimous consent.
5-11    Carried over to 05-12 by unanimous consent.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Sorenson. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Lim, Phillips.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 2, Lehman, Wylie, Absent, 1--Shibley,
          Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for business of
          the House, 1----Markham.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 782, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Creates crime of unlawful entry into motor vehicle. Punishes by
maximum imprisonment of one year, $5,000 fine, or both. Allows
court to order restitution in addition to other sentence when
damages caused by defendant arose out of failure to perform
specified duties of driver under Oregon Vehicle Code.

HB 2812 By Representative PROZANSKI; Representatives BEYER,
        BROWN, CORCORAN, COURTNEY, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, LEHMAN,
        MINNIS, NAITO, PIERCY, REPINE, ROSS, SHIBLEY, SHIELDS,
        UHERBELAU, WOOTEN --  Relating to intimidation.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crime of aggravated intimidation. Punishes by maximum
of 10 years' imprisonment, $200,000 fine, or both.

HB 2813 By Representative PROZANSKI; Representatives BAUM, BEYER,
        MANNIX, MINNIS, ROBERTS (at the request of Oregon
        District Attorneys Association; F. Douglas Harcleroad,
        Lane County District Attorney) --  Relating to criminal
        procedure.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-21    Referred to Judiciary.
2-23    Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-8     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-13    Work Session held.
3-15    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-16    Second reading.
3-17    Third reading. Carried by Prozanski. Passed.
        Ayes, 44 --Nays, 10, Carter, Gordly, Johnston, Lehman,
          Meek, Piercy, Ross, Schoon, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Excused, 5--Fisher, Johnson, Roberts, Shibley, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Courtney.
3-20(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-21    Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Sorenson. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Bryant.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 224, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Provides that deputy district attorney may apply for order for
interception of communication.

HB 2814 By Representative JOHNSTON; Representatives CORCORAN,
        FAHEY, Senator LEONARD --  Relating to labor dispute
        disqualifications from unemployment compensation.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies labor dispute disqualification from unemployment
compensation benefits to make workers locked out eligible for
benefits.

HB 2815 By Representative SHIBLEY --  Relating to legislative
        proceedings.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires majority vote of all members of legislative committee
to compel attendance of witnesses and production of documents at
legislative hearing.

HB 2816 By Representative LEHMAN; Representative CORCORAN --
        Relating to investigations by the State Fish and Wildlife
        Commission.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes State Fish and Wildlife Commission to respond to
county governing body request for investigation into size and
safety of local and regional bear and cougar populations.

HB 2817 By Representative LEHMAN --  Relating to video lottery
        game revenues.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals law distributing video lottery game revenues to
counties for use in gaming law enforcement and treatment programs
for gambling addiction.
  Increases video lottery game revenues given to counties for
economic development activities by six percent.

HB 2818 By Representative MINNIS --  Relating to service fees.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows process server to contract for fee different from $20
fee specified for service of certain documents.

HB 2819 By Representative LEHMAN; Representatives BEYER, BROWN,
        CORCORAN, FAHEY, JOHNSTON, LUNDQUIST, PIERCY, PROZANSKI,
        RASMUSSEN, ROBERTS, ROSS, TARNO, WELSH --  Relating to
        public employee retirement; declaring an emergency.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes legislative employee to elect not to become member
of Public Employes' Retirement System. Requires notice of
election to Public Employes' Retirement Board within 30 days
after employee becomes eligible to be member.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2820 By Representative BRIAN (at the request of Oregon Health
        Groups on Smoking or Health (OHGOSH)) --  Relating to
        tobacco; appropriating money.
2-16(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.

  Directs Health Division to develop and implement Oregon Tobacco
Control Program.
  Appropriates moneys out of General Fund to Health Division for
purpose of carrying out Act.

HB 2821 By Representative BRIAN (at the request of Stan Mitchell)
        --  Relating to planned communities.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides procedure for excluding individual homeowner's
association from definition of Êde minimis planned communityÎ for
purposes of property development law.

HB 2822 By Representative MANNIX (at the request of John Eric
        Wilkes) --  Relating to taxation.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes claim for refund and appeal of refund denial
notwithstanding that notice of deficiency or assessment was given
and no appeal taken within 90 days of assessment. Applies
generally to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1994, but
applies to earlier tax years if appeal is pending currently.
  Imposes, notwithstanding that no taxes are due, minimum penalty
of $100 for failure to file report or return required to be filed
with respect to taxes administered by Department of Revenue.
Applies first to returns or reports which are delinquent on or
after effective date of Act.

HB 2823 By Representative STROBECK; Representatives ADAMS, BAUM,
        BRIAN, CARPENTER, CLARNO, FISHER, GRISHAM, HAYDEN, LEWIS,
        LOKAN, LUNDQUIST, MARKHAM, MEEK, MONTGOMERY, NORRIS,
        OAKLEY, PARKS, QUTUB, SCHOON, SNODGRASS, STARR, TARNO,
        WELSH --  Relating to state printing.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing held.
3-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs State Printer to arrange for state printing services by
contract with private printers.

HB 2824 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Oregon State
        Pharmacists Association) --  Relating to pharmacists.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce.
4-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires pharmacists delivering prescription drugs or medical
devices to patients within Oregon to comply with patient
counseling administrative rules of State Board of Pharmacy.

HB 2825 By Representative COURTNEY --  Relating to lobbying.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Legislative Rules.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires statements filed by lobbyists and employers of
lobbyists with Oregon Government Standards and Practices
Commission to list amount of money or other consideration
received by or paid to lobbyist.

HB 2826 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of OPEU) --
        Relating to cost comparison requirements for contracts
        for public services.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires specified finding and public hearing, if requested,
before public agency may contract with private entity to perform
duties or provide services performed or provided by public
employees. Defines terms.
  Creates exemptions for certain contracts.

HB 2827 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of OPEU) --
        Relating to public employee retirement; declaring an
        emergency.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits certain public employees who transfer to other
employers from continuing as active members of Public Employes'
Retirement System unless receiving employer is eligible to be
participating public employer in Public Employes' Retirement
System.
  Terminates active membership in Public Employes' Retirement
System for specified employees of Oregon Public Broadcasting as
of July 1, 1995. Allows specified employees of Oregon Public
Broadcasting to remain members of system until date employees
complete 30 years of creditable service or June 30, 2002,
whichever occurs first.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2828 By Representative COURTNEY; Representatives MANNIX,
        MARKHAM, Senator SMITH (at the request of Oregon National
        Guard Association) --  Relating to tuition waivers for
        members of the Oregon National Guard.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-27    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-7     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and subsequent referral to Ways and Means
          be rescinded.
        Subsequent referral to Ways and Means rescinded by order
          of Speaker.
4-11    Second reading.
4-12    Third reading. Carried by Courtney. Passed.
        Ayes, 50 --Nays, 7, Brown, Lehman, Oakley, Ross, Tiernan,
          Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Excused, 2--Brian, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 1----Johnson.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Lehman, Uherbelau entered in
          Journal.
4-14(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-17    Referred to Education.
4-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Trow. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 5, Dwyer, Hannon, Johnson, McCoy, Yih,
          Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Adams, Timms.
5-16(H) Speaker signed.
5-17(S) President signed.
5-24(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 158, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes tuition waiver program for members of Oregon
National Guard.
  Allows 20 members of Oregon National Guard to attend specified
institutions of higher education in any fiscal year.
  ©Specifies number of members who may attend courses at each
institution.¦
  Provides qualifications and limitations for participation in
program.
  ©Appropriates moneys to¦ Limits expenditures of Oregon Military
Department©, out of General Fund,¦ for next biennium, for purpose
of carrying out Act.

HB 2829 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of Oregonians
        for a Clean Environment) --  Relating to tires;
        appropriating money.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Natural Resources with subsequent referral to
          Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Imposes fee on new or retreaded replacement tires sold in
state. Requires refundable deposit on new, retreaded and used
replacement tires sold in state. Requires indelible marking of
refund value on tires sold in state.
  Creates Tire Cleanup Account.
  Appropriates moneys from Tire Cleanup Account to Department of
Environmental Quality to carry out certain provisions of Act.
  Requires Department of Revenue to administer and enforce
certain provisions of Act.
  Imposes civil penalties for violations.

HB 2830 By Representative JONES; Representatives FISHER, NORRIS,
        STARR, TARNO, TIERNAN, Senators KINTIGH, SHANNON, TIMMS,
        YIH --  Relating to education.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Repeals Oregon Educational Act for the 21st Century. Repeals
youth apprenticeship and training and work based learning
programs.

HB 2831 By Representative BRIAN (at the request of Florence
        Jerner) --  Relating to personal injury protection
        benefits.
2-17(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-20    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes personal injury protection benefits insurance
policies that do not cover lost wages for insured or members of
insured's household.

HB 2832 By Representative MILNE; Senator KINTIGH (at the request
        of Don Woodley, Marion County Building Official) --
        Relating to agricultural building definition.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
4-10    Public Hearing held.
4-17    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-26    Second reading.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Johnston. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Ross, Excused, 1--Jones.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-3     Public Hearing held.
5-8     Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-12    Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kintigh.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 2--Baker, Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 1----Bryant.
5-17(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Tiernan, Johnston, Milne appointed House
          Conferees.
5-19(S) Senators Derfler, Kintigh, Leonard appointed Senate
          conferees.
5-23    Work Session held.
5-24(H) Conference Committee Recommendation: The Senate recede
          from Senate amendments dated Thursday, May 11 and bill
          be repassed.
5-25(S) Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
5-26    Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Timms, Walden.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 783, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Changes definition of agricultural building.

HB 2833 By Representative MILNE (at the request of Kevin
        Starrett) --  Relating to firearms.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates residence requirement from concealed handgun
licensing procedure. Provides that concealed handgun licenses are
valid for life of licensee unless revoked. Requires sheriff to
have approval of judge before denying concealed handgun license.
Reduces waiting period for handgun purchase to five days. Deletes
requirement that concealed handgun license applicant's name be
entered into Law Enforcement Data System.

HB 2834 By Representative MILNE; Representatives CLARNO, LEWIS,
        MINNIS, QUTUB, SCHOON, STARR, WELSH, Senator JOHNSON --
        Relating to community services programs.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Joint Legislative Audit Committee to review community
action agency network to determine whether program goals are
being met and to identify improvements for delivery of services.

HB 2835 By Representative MILNE; Representatives LEWIS, MEEK,
        WELLS --  Relating to public school facilities.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery moneys to finance construction and
maintenance of public school facilities.

HB 2836 By Representative MILNE; Representative LOKAN --
        Relating to finance; appropriating money.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates school property taxes for senior citizens. Applies
to tax years beginning on or after July 1, 1996.
  Appropriates moneys out of General Fund to Department of
Revenue for administrative expenses, payments to counties and
other matters related to Act.

HB 2837 By Representative SHIELDS; Representatives BRIAN,
        FEDERICI, FISHER, GORDLY, JOSI, LUNDQUIST, MINNIS, NAITO,
        SCHOON, TARNO, THOMPSON, WYLIE --  Relating to public
        assistance programs.
2-20(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Children and Families with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Adult and Family Services Division to establish
in-state, toll-free, 24-hour telephone number for callers to
report incidents involving suspected abuse of public assistance
programs.

HB 2838 By Representative SHIELDS; Representatives BRIAN, BROWN,
        FEDERICI, GORDLY, JOSI, MINNIS, NAITO, SCHOON, SNODGRASS,
        THOMPSON, UHERBELAU, WYLIE --  Relating to funding of
        kindergarten.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Adds to State School Fund distribution an amount for student
enrolled in full-time kindergarten.

HB 2839 By Representative SHIELDS (at the request of Oregon Care
        Providers Association) --  Relating to adult foster
        homes; appropriating money.
3-8(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-9     Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires adult foster homes and providers at adult foster homes
to obtain license. Imposes maximum civil penalty of $1,000 for
certain violations. Establishes Oregon Board of Adult Foster
Care. Prescribes duties and qualifications of board.
  Appropriates moneys collected as license fees and civil
penalties to Senior and Disabled Services Account for
administration and enforcement purposes.

HB 2840 By Representative BAUM; Representative MARKHAM (at the
        request of Oregon Forest Industries Council, Oregon Small
        Woodlands Association) --  Relating to the Oregon Forest
        Resources Institute.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass.
5-4     Second reading.
5-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 8 Calendar.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Corcoran. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Absent, 1--Parks, Excused, 1--Wylie, Excused
          for business of the House, 1----Johnson.
5-9(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-10    Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Kintigh.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Nays, 2, McCoy, Springer, Excused,
          1--Phillips, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Bryant.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 225, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Changes qualifications and method of selection for membership
on board of directors of Oregon Forest Resources Institute.

HB 2841 By Representative MARKHAM; Representatives BEYER, JONES,
        JOSI, MINNIS, MONTGOMERY, REPINE, ROBERTS, SOWA (at the
        request of Oregon Quarter Horse Racing Association) --
        Relating to pooled payments for horse racing purses.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires pooled distribution of certain payments from mutuel
wagering on horse races for race purses.

HB 2842 By Representatives MARKHAM, SHIELDS; Representatives
        GRISHAM, HAYDEN, STARR, THOMPSON, WYLIE, Senators DUKES,
        HANNON, McCOY (at the request of Bluestar Inc.)  --
        Relating to highways.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-13    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
4-28    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass and be referred to Ways and
          Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Department of Transportation to install light and
temperature sensitive devices on guideposts.

HB 2843 By Representative MARKHAM; Representatives BEYER, JONES,
        JOSI, MINNIS, MONTGOMERY, REPINE, ROBERTS, SOWA (at the
        request of Oregon Quarter Horse Racing Association) --
        Relating to pooled payments to horse racing associations.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires pooled distribution of certain payments from mutuel
wagering on horse races for racing breed associations.

HB 2844 By Representatives LOKAN, JOHNSTON, Senator KENNEMER;
        Representatives BAUM, CLARNO, CORCORAN, FAHEY, GRISHAM,
        JOHNSON, LEHMAN, LEWIS, MARKHAM, MILNE, NORRIS, PARKS,
        PIERCY, PROZANSKI, QUTUB, RASMUSSEN, ROSS, STARR,
        STROBECK, UHERBELAU, WELLS, WOOTEN, Senators CEASE,
        DUKES, LIM, SHANNON --  Relating to elections.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Legislative Rules.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
3-14    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes date of biennial primary election for nominations for
offices other than President of United States to third Tuesday in
September in even-numbered years. Retains presidential primary
election in May. Shortens period for filing and conducting
election contests, recounts and actions for false campaign
statements following biennial primary election. Provides for
single September voters' pamphlet. Changes deadlines for filing
for nomination or election to office and for filing information
relating to candidates and measures with election officials.

HB 2845 By COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE (at the request of Oregon
        Bankers Association) --  Relating to county clerks.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
3-16    Work Session held.
3-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-23    Work Session held.
3-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-4     Second reading.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Snodgrass. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Excused, 2--Meek, Oakley, Excused for business
          of the House, 5----Brian, Carter, Johnson, Markham,
          Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-25    Public Hearing held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-9     Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Carried over to 05-19 by unanimous consent.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Dukes. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 1--Miller, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Bryant, Dwyer, Timms.
5-23(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Excused, 2--Snodgrass, Wooten, Excused for
          business of the House, 3----Corcoran, Schoon, Speaker
          Clarno.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 784, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires that office of county clerk ©be open to record¦
certify instruments received for recording during specified hours
on regular business days.

HB 2846 By COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE (at the request of PacifiCorp)
        --  Relating to procedures for alternative form of
        utility rate regulation.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Federici. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Excused, 1--Wooten.
5-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-16    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Dukes. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Adams,
          Bryant, Johnson, President Smith.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused for business of the House, 6----Baum,
          Beyer, Johnson, Markham, Rasmussen, Watt.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 785, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Exempts from certain notice and hearing procedures utility rate
changes under approved alternative regulation form. Requires that
Public Utility Commission make periodic reports to Legislative
Assembly.

HB 2847 By COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE (at the request of Oregon
        Nurserymen's Garden Foundation) --  Relating to the
        Oregon Garden; declaring an emergency.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
4-6     Public Hearing held.
5-3     Work Session held.
5-9     Returned to Full Committee.
        Without recommendation as to passage, with amendments and
          be printed A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery funds to Department of Agriculture for
construction of Oregon Garden.
  Requires matching ©private¦ funds, on a dollar for dollar basis
from organization constructing Oregon Garden before lottery
dollars may be released.
  Limits biennial expenditure of lottery funds.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2848 By Representative NAITO --  Relating to the tax exemption
        for property of key industry development projects.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-3     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Grants property tax exemption to certain economic development
projects for that category of property taxes that dedicates
revenues raised to fund government operations other than public
school system.
  Provides that limitation does not apply to projects approved
prior to effective date of Act.

HB 2849 By Representative NAITO --  Relating to seller's property
        disclosure statement.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Revises and expands use of seller's property disclosure
statement.

HB 2850 By Representative NAITO; Representative THOMPSON --
        Relating to taxation.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides credit against income or excise tax for donation of
hazard-prone property located in high-hazard area to public
entity or private qualified conservation organization. Requires
donation to be for permanent, nondevelopment-related public use.
Calculates amount of credit at 150 percent of assessed value of
property.  Permits 15-year carryforward of unused credit.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1996.

HB 2851 By Representatives THOMPSON, NAITO --  Relating to
        natural disasters.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Assigns responsibility for certain natural disaster duties to
State Department of Geology and Mineral Industries in
consultation with Office of Emergency Management.

HB 2852 By Representative NAITO --  Relating to emergency
        services.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Declares that county emergency management agency is responsible
for informing public in county concerning seismic events.
  Requires county emergency program manager to conduct programs
of public education concerning seismic events and county disaster
response.
  Requires recognition of roles played in such response by other
agencies.

HB 2853 By Representatives THOMPSON, NAITO --  Relating to
        disaster preparedness.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes section on Post Disaster Planning and Recovery in
Office of Emergency Management.

HB 2854 By Representatives THOMPSON, NAITO --  Relating to
        disaster recovery.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides state assistance to local governments for
reconstruction after earthquake or tsunami.

HB 2855 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to insurance.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to State
          and School Finance.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Work Session held.
4-20    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
4-27    Public Hearing held.
4-28    Work Session cancelled.
5-3     Work Session held.
5-9     Without recommendation as to passage, with amendments and
          be printed A-Engrossed.
        Referred to State and School Finance by prior reference.
5-12    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 24 Calendar.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 49 --Absent, 1--Tiernan, Excused, 2--Minnis,
          Shibley, Excused for business of the House,
          8----Corcoran, Fahey, Lewis, Norris, Parks, Prozanski,
          Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Strobeck.
5-25(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-29    Public Hearing cancelled.
6-1     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Third reading. Carried by Phillips. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 6, Dwyer, Gold, Hannon, McCoy, Sorenson,
          Springer.
6-7(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 50 --Excused, 2--Johnston, Wooten, Excused for
          business of the House, 8----Brian, Corcoran, Grisham,
          Lewis, Lundquist, Qutub, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Strobeck.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 786, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes new tax structure, including transition tax, for
foreign and alien insurers doing business in Oregon. Repeals
gross premium tax for certain insurers. Allows certain offset
against transition tax. Changes workers' compensation excise tax
exemption to assessment credit.

HB 2856 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to taxation.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-22    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows income tax credit for investment in wood products
industry productive equipment either through current acquisition
or through deposit to capital reserve account for later
investment in productive equipment. Limits capital reserve
account life.  Limits amount of credit.
  Applies to investments made in tax years beginning on or after
January 1, 1995, and before January 1, 2001.

HB 2857 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to housing.
2-21(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires 10 percent of Emergency Housing Account to be granted
to organizations that provide housing to farm workers or battered
women.

HB 2858 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to Oregon Health
        Plan.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Extends deadline to obtain ERISA waiver for employer mandate
portion of Oregon Health Plan to January 1, 1998.

HB 2859 By Representative WOOTEN; Representative CARTER --
        Relating to taxation, including but not limited to taxes
        imposed upon or measured by income.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows, for Oregon income tax purposes, nonrefundable earned
income credit equal to 75 percent of earned income credit allowed
to eligible individual for federal income tax purposes. Provides
credit for individual with one or more qualifying children, or
with no children, if individual is 21 years of age or more and
cannot be claimed as a dependent on tax return of another
taxpayer.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1995.

HB 2860 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to Cry of Love
        Fund.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Children and Families with subsequent
          referral to State and School Finance.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-21    Without recommendation as to passage.
        Referred to State and School Finance by prior reference.
4-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-29    Work Session cancelled.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes Cry of Love Fund consisting of gifts, grants and
checkoffs on Oregon income tax return for use for measures
enhancing mother-child relationship as most important factor in
child's life.

HB 2861 By Representatives SCHOON, LOKAN; Representatives ADAMS,
        BAUM, BEYER, BRIAN, CARPENTER, CLARNO, CORCORAN,
        COURTNEY, EIGHMEY, FEDERICI, FISHER, GRISHAM, JONES,
        LEWIS, MARKHAM, MEEK, MILNE, NAITO, OAKLEY, QUTUB,
        SHIELDS, SNODGRASS, STARR, STROBECK, TARNO, WATT, WELLS,
        WELSH, Senator LEONARD --  Relating to audits.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
3-27    Public Hearing held.
4-3     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-27    Second reading.
4-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Wylie. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Nays, 1, Minnis, Excused, 1--Wooten.
5-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-11    Public Hearing held.
5-31    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
6-1     Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Miller.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Attending Legislative Business, 5----Cease,
          Hamby, Johnson, Timms, Walden.
        Leonard added as sponsor by unanimous consent.
6-8(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 40 --Nays, 18, Beyer, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Lehman, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wooten, Wylie, Absent, 1--Carter, Excused for business
          of the House, 1----Brian.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Directs Secretary of State to schedule performance and program
audits of state agencies as directed by Joint Legislative Audit
Committee. Requires that such audits be conducted on basis of
risk assessment. Requires costs of audits be paid by public body
audited. Defines performance and program audits. Requires reports
to Governor and Legislative Assembly.

HB 2862 By Representative SCHOON; Representatives ADAMS, BRIAN,
        CARPENTER, CLARNO, FISHER, GRISHAM, HAYDEN, LOKAN,
        MARKHAM, MILNE, PARKS, QUTUB, REPINE, SNODGRASS, SOWA,
        STARR, STROBECK, TARNO, VANLEEUWEN, WATT, WELSH --
        Relating to the Governor's budget report.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
3-27    Public Hearing held.
4-3     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-19    Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-1     Second reading.
5-2     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 3 Calendar.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Lokan. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Nays, 3, Carter, Corcoran, Sowa.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-18    Second reading.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by McCoy. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Nays, 1, Springer, Excused, 1--Miller.
5-23(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 52 --Nays, 4, Carter, Naito, Sowa, Strobeck,
          Excused, 2--Snodgrass, Wooten, Excused for business of
          the House, 2----Luke, Speaker Clarno.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 787, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Specifies certain matters to be included in Governor's budget
report.

HB 2863 By Representative JOHNSTON (at the request of David Long)
        --  Relating to motor vehicles.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-28    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-2     Second reading.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Johnston. Passed.
        Ayes, 36 --Nays, 5, Adams, Brian, Gordly, Lokan, Meek,
          Excused for business of the House, 19----Beyer, Brown,
          Carpenter, Corcoran, Fahey, Fisher, Josi, Lewis, Luke,
          Lundquist, Naito, Norris, Snodgrass, Tarno, Thompson,
          Uherbelau, Watt, Wells, Welsh.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Taken from 05-29 Calendar and placed on 05-30 Calendar by
          unanimous consent.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Attending Legislative Business, 9----Adams,
          Cease, Hamby, Hannon, Leonard, Springer, Timms, Walden,
          Yih.
6-2(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 1, Prozanski, Excused, 1--Hayden,
          Excused for business of the House, 4----Meek, Ross,
          Snodgrass, Speaker Clarno.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Prozanski entered in
          Journal.
6-9     Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 788, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Requires motor vehicle dealers, if dealer has received written
notice, to inform purchasers, in writing, if vehicle has been
used in ©transportation or¦ manufacture of illegal drugs.
Provides exemption for manufactured dwelling. Makes violation of
provision unlawful trade practice.

HB 2864 By Representative JOHNSTON; Representatives EIGHMEY,
        GORDLY, RASMUSSEN, SHIELDS --  Relating to the
        Legislative Assembly.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Legislative Rules.
3-23    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Adds offices of state Senator and state Representative to list
of nonpartisan offices. Retains election of state Senator and
state Representative at general election.
  Applies to nominations, appointments and elections occurring on
or after effective date of Act.

HB 2865 By Representatives SCHOON, MILNE; Representatives BAUM,
        BEYER, BRIAN, CLARNO, COURTNEY, EIGHMEY, FISHER, JONES,
        LEWIS, MARKHAM, MEEK, NAITO, NORRIS, OAKLEY, PARKS,
        QUTUB, SHIELDS, SNODGRASS, STARR, WELSH --  Relating to
        individual medical savings accounts.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to State and School Finance.
4-5     Public Hearing held.
4-6     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-10    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Permits resident of state to establish individual medical
savings account with authorized trustee. Exempts deposits from
taxation when used for medical or other authorized purpose.
Imposes penalty on withdrawal for nonmedical or certain other
purposes. Establishes reporting requirements for medical savings
account trustees.
  Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 1996.

HB 2866 By Representative FISHER; Representative MARKHAM (at the
        request of Oregon State Sheriffs' Association) --
        Relating to sheriffs.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Legislative Rules.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Roberts.
        Motion to rerefer to Legislative Rules carried.
          Rereferred.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-30    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
6-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, June 2 Calendar.
6-2     Read. Carried by Watt. Passed.
        Ayes, 38 --Nays, 13, Fahey, Gordly, Johnson, Johnston,
          Lewis, Lokan, Mannix, Rasmussen, Schoon, Shibley,
          Tiernan, Uherbelau, Wells, Excused, 1--Hayden, Excused
          for business of the House, 8----Brown, Jones, Meek,
          Piercy, Repine, Ross, Snodgrass, Speaker Clarno.
6-2(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes qualifications for election or appointment to office of
sheriff. ©Specifies¦ Requires that Board on Public Safety
Standards and Training establish level of candidate certification
©requirements¦ on county-by-county or regional basis.
  Provides that changed qualification requirements do not apply
to sheriff holding office ©on¦ prior to effective date of Act for
as long as sheriff holds office continually or until January 1,
2000.

HB 2867 By Representative FISHER --  Relating to massage.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes name of State Board of Massage Technicians to State
Board of Massage and Body Work Therapists. Changes name of
massage technician to massage and body work therapist.

HB 2868 By Representatives FISHER, MARKHAM --  Relating to use of
        decoys in enforcement of wildlife laws; declaring an
        emergency.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-6     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-27    Work Session cancelled.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-4     Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-5     Second reading.
4-6     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, April 7 Calendar.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Wells. Passed.
        Ayes, 52 --Excused, 2--Meek, Oakley, Excused for business
          of the House, 6----Brian, Carter, Johnson, Markham,
          Tiernan, Wooten.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 1, Timms, Attending Legislative
          Business, 5----Bryant, Derfler, Kintigh, Leonard,
          McCoy.
5-12(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 125, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          May 22, 1995.
  Prohibits taking of wildlife decoys used in law enforcement.
Defines wildlife decoy. Punishes violation by maximum one year
imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both. Punishes subsequent
violations by maximum five years' imprisonment, $100,000 fine, or
both.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2869 By Representative FISHER --  Relating to access to state
        highways.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits Department of Transportation from requiring permits
for using driveways that have access to state highways. Prohibits
department from forbidding people to use driveways that give
access to state highways.

HB 2870 By Representative FISHER (at the request of Oregon Pet
        Industry Association) --  Relating to animal shelters.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
3-6     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-27    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs operators of animal shelters to make animals available
to pet stores for placement as pets.

HB 2871 By Representative FISHER (at the request of Wert and
        Associates) --  Relating to sanitarians; declaring an
        emergency.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires registration of waste water sanitarians. Establishes
registration procedure.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2872 By Representative BAUM; Representatives CLARNO, SCHOON,
        SNODGRASS --  Relating to the retiming of certain state
        functions; prescribing an effective date.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Legislative Rules.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
3-14    Work Session held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-9     Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-16    Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Watt. Passed.
        Ayes, 37 --Nays, 20, Carpenter, Fisher, Grisham, Hayden,
          Johnson, Jones, Josi, Lehman, Lokan, Luke, Markham,
          Montgomery, Naito, Oakley, Parks, Strobeck, Tarno,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, Wells, Excused, 2--Corcoran,
          Minnis, Excused for business of the House, 1----Meek.
5-18(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-26    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Implements provisions of proposed constitutional amendment
authorizing Legislative Assembly to hold organizational session
in ©January of odd-numbered year¦ December of even-numbered year
and regular session ©in January of even-numbered year¦ as
designated by joint rule or joint resolution. Establishes terms
of office for members of Legislative Assembly. ©Makes related
changes.¦
  ©Changes beginning of biennium to July 1 of even-numbered year.
Makes related changes.¦
  Takes effect on effective date of House Joint Resolution 40
(1995).

HB 2873 By Representative LUKE (at the request of Independent
        Adult Care Providers Association, Columbia Foster Home
        Association) --  Relating to long term care.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
4-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-21    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-5     Second reading.
5-8     Third reading.
        Motion to refer to Ways and Means carried. Referred.
6-1     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
6-3     Work Session held.
6-4     Returned to Full Committee.
6-5     Work Session held.
        Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
6-7     Read. Carried by Carter. Passed.
        Ayes, 60.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher.
6-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
        Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Hamby. Passed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 6, Dukes, Gold, McCoy, Springer, Trow,
          Yih, Excused, 1--Dwyer, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Baker.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 789, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Specifies that Long Term Care Advisory Committee be provided
with staff services paid as part of budgeted expenses of
Legislative Assembly.¦ Establishes appeal procedure for long term
care facility when facility objects to Long Term Care Ombudsman's
action in resolving complaint.

HB 2874 By Representative BAUM; Senator SHANNON --  Relating to
        the allocation of certain state moneys to counties;
        appropriating money.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to Ways and Means.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-11    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-24    Work Session held.
5-2     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation/Economic
          Development.
5-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Work Session held.
5-17    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 24 Calendar.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Brian. Passed.
        Ayes, 46 --Nays, 2, Shields, Uherbelau, Absent,
          1--Carter, Excused, 2--Minnis, Shibley, Excused for
          business of the House, 9----Corcoran, Fahey, Lewis,
          Naito, Norris, Parks, Prozanski, Sowa, VanLeeuwen.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Uherbelau entered in
          Journal.
5-25(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
5-26    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Yih. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 2, Dwyer, Springer, Attending
          Legislative Business, 4----Adams, Bryant, Johnson,
          President Smith.
        Dwyer, having been recorded as voting aye, was granted
          unanimous consent to be recorded as voting nay.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 790, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Provides special allocation to certain counties out of moneys
appropriated to all counties from State Highway Fund. Provides
allocation from moneys available to Department of Transportation
from State Highway Fund.
  Allocates money according to county's expenditure of dedicated
road moneys per equivalent road mile.
  Increases expenditure limitation.
  ©Takes effect January 1, 1996.¦

HB 2875 By Representative FISHER --  Relating to entities under
        contract with education service districts.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Labor.
3-31    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows entity under contract with education service district to
provide services to have control of employees of entity.

HB 2876 By Representative FISHER --  Relating to siting firearms
        training facilities.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
4-11    Reassigned to Subcommittee on Agriculture and Forestry by
          order of Chair.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-9     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-11    Second reading.
5-12    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, May 15 Calendar.
5-15    Third reading. Carried by Adams. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Nays, 5, Carter, Gordly, Naito, Rasmussen,
          Wylie, Absent, 2--Beyer, Grisham, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Corcoran.
5-16(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Dwyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 6, Bunn, Cease, Dukes, Hamby, Springer,
          Trow, Attending Legislative Business, 3----Bryant,
          Derfler, Stull.
        Smith, having been recorded as voting nay, was granted
          unanimous consent to be recorded as voting aye.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 475, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Requires siting of¦ Allows firearms training facilities in
©all zones not zoned exclusively for residential uses¦ existence
on effective date of Act to continue operating until facility is
no longer used as firearms training facility.

HB 2877 By Representative FISHER (at the request of Independent
        Adult Care Providers Association, Columbia Foster Home
        Association) --  Relating to adult foster homes.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.

  Requires confidentiality of unsubstantiated adult foster home
complaints. Provides exception. Allows contract or lease between
adult foster home owner and others who participate in financial
operation of home. Allows maximum civil penalty of $250 for
violation of adult foster home regulation.
  Deletes provision allowing Director of Department of Human
Resources to delegate certain authority. Requires showing of
financial reserves for initial licensing of adult foster home.
Requires that Senior and Disabled Services Division give advance
notice before visiting home for licensing purpose. Requires that
person accused of violation be notified of name of accuser.

HB 2878 By Representative FISHER (at the request of Independent
        Adult Care Providers Association, Columbia Foster Home
        Association) --  Relating to residential care facilities.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
3-22    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-25    Without recommendation as to passage.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Senior and Disabled Services Division to reimburse
residential care facilities according to a resident
impairment-based rate schedule.

HB 2879 By Representative FISHER --  Relating to persons who
        repair appliances.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts certain persons who repair appliances from construction
contractor regulation. Provides for retroactive application and
return of certain penalties.

HB 2880 By Representative WELLS; Representative FEDERICI (at the
        request of Pacific Health and Life Insurance Company) --
        Relating to insurance.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to State
          and School Finance.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Work Session held.
4-20    Public Hearing and Possible Work Session cancelled.
4-28    Work Session cancelled.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Standardizes premium tax for domestic, foreign and alien
insurers. Applies to insurers in taxable years beginning on or
after January 1, 1996.

HB 2881 By Representative JOHNSTON --  Relating to warning signs
        for certain games of chance.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires certain lottery game retailers to post signs informing
public of possible dangers of playing games of chance.

HB 2882 By Representative LUNDQUIST --  Relating to Class 1
        flammable liquids.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes, east of the summit of Cascade Mountains, dispensing
of Class 1 flammable liquids by any person with card or key
except at times when dispensing facility is open to public.
Requires facilities that have card or key dispensing devices to
post certain notices.

HB 2883 By Representatives JOHNSTON, LEHMAN --  Relating to
        juvenile delinquency.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-16    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
3-23    Second reading.
3-27    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Johnston. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Nays, 1, Piercy.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Piercy entered in Journal.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-19    Second reading.
5-22    Carried over to 05-23 by unanimous consent.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Hamby. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 3, Dwyer, Leonard, Shannon, Attending
          Legislative Business, 3----Adams, Johnson, President
          Smith.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 4--Johnson, Minnis, Piercy, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 11----Carter,
          Corcoran, Fahey, Jones, Mannix, Montgomery, Oakley,
          Repine, Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-17(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 592, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows juvenile court to require parent or guardian ©and child¦
to enter into contract with ©court as condition of probation¦
juvenile department in regard to supervision and implementation
of child's probation. Allows court to ©include provision in
contract¦ require that parent or guardian shall pay specific sum
not in excess of $1,000 ©upon breach of¦ for violation by parent
or guardian of court's order or contract.  Requires that in all
cases in which child is placed on probation, juvenile department
and parent or guardian develop plan for supervision of child.

HB 2884 By Representatives LEHMAN, JOHNSTON; Representative
        OAKLEY --  Relating to supervision of child by parent.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Judiciary.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-13    Public Hearing held.
4-3     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-13    Second reading.
4-14    Third reading. Carried by Lehman. Passed.
        Ayes, 46 --Nays, 12, Brown, Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly,
          Johnson, Lokan, Naito, Piercy, Shibley, Shields,
          Uherbelau, Wooten, Excused, 2--Brian, Minnis.
4-17(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-2     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-19    Second reading.
5-22    Carried over to 05-23 by unanimous consent.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Hamby. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Nays, 4, Dwyer, Leonard, Shannon, Trow,
          Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams, Johnson,
          President Smith.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 6, Brown, Eighmey, Gordly, Lokan, Naito,
          Uherbelau, Excused, 4--Johnson, Minnis, Piercy, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 11----Carter,
          Corcoran, Fahey, Jones, Mannix, Montgomery, Oakley,
          Repine, Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-17(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 593, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Creates offense of failing to supervise child. Provides
affirmative defenses. Allows court to order payment of
restitution. Provides for warning and suspension of imposition of
sentence for first offense. Allows court to order, for second
offense, defendant to complete parent effectiveness program in
lieu of fine. Punishes violation by maximum fine of $1,000.

HB 2885 By Representative MONTGOMERY --  Relating to state
        employment vacancies.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
2-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to
eliminate employment positions vacant on October 1 of each year
and to make report thereof to Emergency Board.

HB 2886 By Representatives MONTGOMERY, FEDERICI; Representatives
        JOSI, LUNDQUIST, NORRIS, TARNO, THOMPSON, Senators
        BRADBURY, DUKES (at the request of Oregon Public Ports
        Association) --  Relating to the Port Capital Development
        Fund; appropriating money; declaring an emergency.
3-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-3     Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates Port Capital Development Fund. Requires Economic
Development Department to administer fund and make grants from
fund for port capital development projects. Defines Êport capital
development projects.Î Establishes grant application procedures
and standards. Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to Port
Capital Development Fund.
  Declares emergency, effective on July 1, 1995.

HB 2887 By Representative SOWA --  Relating to veterinarians.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that all veterinary rules be reasonable and must not
exceed standard of practice in community.

HB 2888 By Representative JOHNSTON; Representatives BEYER, FAHEY,
        FEDERICI, JOSI, PROZANSKI, RASMUSSEN, SHIBLEY, SHIELDS,
        UHERBELAU, WOOTEN, WYLIE, Senator DERFLER --  Relating to
        automatic gates.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Commerce.
4-4     Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits installation of parking lot and building security
automatic gates without stopping device.

HB 2889 By Representative TARNO --  Relating to ground water.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Water Policy.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-5     Second reading.
5-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 9 Calendar.
5-9     Third reading. Carried by Tarno. Passed.
        Ayes, 32 --Nays, 22, Brown, Carpenter, Carter, Corcoran,
          Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston,
          Lehman, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Shibley,
          Shields, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie,
          Absent, 2--Ross, Tiernan, Excused for business of the
          House, 4----Johnson, Mannix, Minnis, Repine.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Piercy entered in Journal.
5-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Possible Reconsideration and Work Session held.
5-31    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Cease, Dwyer not concurring.
        Second reading.
6-1     Third reading. Carried by Johnson. Failed.
        Ayes, 11 --Nays, 12, Brecke, Bunn, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer,
          Hamby, Johnson, Lim, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow,
          Attending Legislative Business, 7----Adams, Baker,
          Bryant, Gold, Hartung, Miller, Phillips.
        Bunn, Johnson changed from aye to nay and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Dwyer served notice of possible reconsideration and moved
          for immediate reconsideration.
        Motion to reconsider carried.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 10, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Leonard, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow.
        Bill passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 11, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Leonard, Lim, McCoy, Sorenson, Springer, Trow.
6-5(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 35 --Nays, 23, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Corcoran,
          Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston,
          Lehman, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Ross,
          Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten,
          Wylie, Excused, 2--Brian, Tiernan.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-13(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 549, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows Water Resources Commission to consider general
basin-wide standard in establishing flow rate and duty allowed
for ground water use after first evaluating specific facts of
each application. Prohibits commission from adopting rules
restricting ground water use unless rule is based on substantial
evidence in record of Water Resources Department to justify
restrictions.

HB 2890 By Representative TARNO --  Relating to alcoholic
        liquors.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-27    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-28    Second reading.
5-1     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 3 Calendar.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Lehman. Passed.
        Ayes, 46 --Nays, 11, Corcoran, Gordly, Meek, Minnis,
          Piercy, Qutub, Shibley, Shields, Strobeck, VanLeeuwen,
          Welsh, Absent, 1--Wylie, Excused for business of the
          House, 2----Brown, Speaker Clarno.
5-4(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
5-11    Public Hearing held.
5-16    Work Session held.
5-24    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-25    Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 16 --Nays, 7, Adams, Cease, Kintigh, Lim, Phillips,
          Shannon, Timms, Excused, 1--Springer, Attending
          Legislative Business, 6----Bryant, Derfler, Johnson,
          Leonard, McCoy, Walden.
5-30(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 48 --Nays, 8, Corcoran, Gordly, Qutub, Shibley,
          Shields, Strobeck, VanLeeuwen, Welsh, Excused for
          business of the House, 4----Baum, Johnson, Parks,
          Piercy.
6-12    Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 791, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Authorizes holder of package store license issued by Oregon
Liquor Control Commission to sell malt beverages in
brewery-sealed packages containing not more than ©three¦ two and
one-quarter gallons.

HB 2891 By Representative MILNE; Representative JOHNSTON (at the
        request of Oregon Association of County Clerks) --
        Relating to property value appeals boards; declaring an
        emergency.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to State and School Finance.
3-29    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Work Session held.
4-5     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-7     Second reading.
4-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 11 Calendar.
4-11    Third reading. Carried by Beyer. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 3--Brian, Shibley, Wells.
4-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-5     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-8     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Trow.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 2--Cease, Phillips.
5-23(H) Speaker signed.
5-24(S) President signed.
5-31(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 226, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          May 31, 1995.
  Authorizes appointment of board of equalization and board of
ratio review members from pool of eligible individuals. Allows
additional boards of equalization to be appointed and serve.
Allows members of board to serve on any board if needed for
efficient conduct of business.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2892 By Representatives MILNE, HAYDEN, MEEK; Representatives
        CLARNO, FISHER, GRISHAM, JONES, LEWIS, MANNIX, OAKLEY,
        PARKS, QUTUB, SCHOON, SNODGRASS, STARR, TIERNAN,
        VANLEEUWEN, Senator KINTIGH --  Relating to schools;
        declaring an emergency.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-4     Public Hearing held.
4-6     Public Hearing held.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-17    Public Hearing held.
4-24    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Minority recommendation: Do pass with amendments and be
          printed A-Engrossed.
5-8     Rules suspended. Consideration of Committee Report and
          Minority Report taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper place on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    In the absence of the motion to substitute Minority
          Report for Committee Report, bill advanced to second
          and third reading by order of the Speaker.
        Rules suspended. Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Milne. Failed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 33, Adams, Beyer, Brian, Brown, Carter,
          Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Lundquist, Mannix, Meek,
          Minnis, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts,
          Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Strobeck, Thompson,
          Uherbelau, Wells, Wooten, Wylie.
        Meek changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
        Minnis changed vote from 'aye' to 'nay' and served notice
          of possible reconsideration.
5-11    Vote reconsideration carried.
        Ayes, 33 --Nays, 24, Adams, Beyer, Brown, Corcoran,
          Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston,
          Josi, Lehman, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Wells, Wylie, Absent, 2--Johnson, Wooten, Excused,
          1--Parks.
        Motion to refer to Legislative Rules carried. Referred.
        Ayes, 43 --Nays, 15, Adams, Corcoran, Fahey, Federici,
          Gordly, Lehman, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Ross,
          Shibley, Sowa, Thompson, Wells, Wylie, Excused,
          2--Parks, Wooten.
5-26    Public Hearing held.
5-30    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-6     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
6-8     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, June 9 Calendar.
6-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, June 12 Calendar.
        At Desk upon adjournment.
  Allows charter schools to be established. Defines terms.
Provides procedure for establishing charter school. Provides for
funding of charter schools through State School Fund grant.
Specifies that charter school may not be religion based.
Establishes enrollment limitation. Allows State Board of
Education to review or postpone implementation of charter in
certain circumstances. Allows revocation of charter. ©Makes
resident school district of student responsible for funding
special education services.¦
  Declares emergency, effective upon passage.

HB 2893 By Representative MILNE, Senator BUNN; Representatives
        MANNIX, MEEK, SHIELDS, Senators HAMBY, KENNEMER,
        PHILLIPS, YIH (at the request of Oregon Independent
        College Association) --  Relating to tuition assistance
        grants; appropriating money.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-5     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-28    Work Session held.
5-3     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows State Scholarship Commission to award to qualified
residents tuition assistance grants in any qualified independent
school. Prescribes grant limit.
  Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Scholarship
Commission for carrying out provisions of Act.

HB 2894 By Representatives MILNE, QUTUB; Senator KINTIGH;
        Representatives BAUM, FISHER, LEWIS, LUNDQUIST, MANNIX,
        MINNIS, OAKLEY, SNODGRASS, STARR, TIERNAN, WELLS, WELSH,
        Senator SHANNON --  Relating to certain medical
        information.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-13    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires certified informed consent of pregnant woman 24 hours
prior to abortion. Specifies information necessary for consent.
Requires that other information printed in Spanish and English be
provided by Department of Human Resources. Requires medical
assistance to pay for ultrasound imaging if woman does not have
private health insurance coverage.
  Specifies remedies available for failure to comply with Act.

HB 2895 By Representatives MILNE, LEWIS; Senator BUNN;
        Representatives FISHER, GRISHAM, MEEK, MINNIS, NORRIS,
        QUTUB, SNODGRASS, STARR, TARNO, Senator JOHNSON --
        Relating to motor vehicle pollution control system
        inspection program.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-27    Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
3-29    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-17    Work Session held.
4-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, May 2 Calendar.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Lewis. Passed.
        Ayes, 32 --Nays, 27, Adams, Beyer, Brown, Carpenter,
          Carter, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly,
          Josi, Lehman, Mannix, Minnis, Naito, Parks, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields,
          Strobeck, Uherbelau, Wells, Wylie, Excused, 1--Wooten.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Sowa entered in Journal.
5-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Agriculture, Natural Resources and
          Environment.
5-8     Work Session held.
5-10    Work Session held.
5-15    Bunn added as sponsor(s) by unanimous consent.
5-19    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 17 --Nays, 13, Brecke, Cease, Dwyer, Gold, Hamby,
          Hartung, Kennemer, McCoy, Phillips, Sorenson, Springer,
          Trow, Walden.
        Sorenson entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 42 --Nays, 16, Adams, Brown, Carter, Corcoran,
          Eighmey, Fahey, Gordly, Josi, Lehman, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Strobeck, Wells,
          Excused, 2--Naito, Piercy.
5-30    Speaker signed.
5-30(S) President signed.
6-7(H)  Governor vetoed.
6-8     Governor's message read in the House.
6-10    Veto sustained.
  ©Establishes additional requirements for¦ Provides that
Environmental Quality Commission ©to designate additional area of
state subject to¦ may not designate additional boundaries to
expand motor vehicle pollution control inspection program into
county in which program was not operational on or before December
31, 1994, unless airshed in that county has been designated
nonattainment for ozone.

HB 2896 By Representative MILNE; Representative JOHNSTON --
        Relating to rural health.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-27    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes loan repayments for dental or dental hygiene
students who agree to practice ©dentistry¦ in underserved rural
community.

HB 2897 By Representatives WOOTEN, PROZANSKI, NAITO, BROWN,
        EIGHMEY; Representatives JOHNSTON, PIERCY, RASMUSSEN,
        SHIBLEY, SHIELDS, UHERBELAU --  Relating to beverage
        containers.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands list of beverage containers subject to deposit
requirement. Increases deposit on some beverage containers sold
after operative date.
  Becomes operative         .
                    ________

HB 2898 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to system
        development charges.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Adds types of facilities and assets to definition of capital
improvements for which system development charges may be imposed.

HB 2899 By Representative WOOTEN (at the request of Children
        First of Oregon) --  Relating to evidence.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires court to exercise extra care to protect child
witnesses from harassment and embarrassment.

HB 2900 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to labeling of
        produce sold at retail.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires person selling produce to label produce with country
of origin.

HB 2901 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to adult cabarets.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to State
          and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires adult cabarets to register with Department of Revenue.
Defines Êadult cabaret.Î Establishes requirements for issuance of
certificate of registration.
  Imposes restrictions on operation of registered adult cabaret.
Authorizes adoption of rules for protection of performers.
  Authorizes imposition of maximum $5,000 civil penalty for
certain violations of Act. Authorizes civil action for violation
of Act. Specifies that violation of certain prohibition of Act is
punishable by maximum of one year's imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or
both.

HB 2902 By Representative MANNIX; Representative MILNE --
        Relating to Department of Human Resources; prescribing an
        effective date.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Work Session held.
4-4     Without recommendation as to passage and be referred to
          General Government and Regulatory Reform.
        Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform by
          order of Speaker.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments, be printed
          A-Engrossed and be referred to Ways and Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
6-5     Assigned to Subcommittee on Human Resources.
6-6     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
6-7     Work Session held.
        Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
6-8     Rules suspended. Second reading.
6-9     Third reading. Carried by Mannix. Passed.
        Ayes, 34 --Nays, 24, Adams, Brown, Carpenter, Corcoran,
          Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Johnston, Josi, Lehman,
          Lokan, Lundquist, Montgomery, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Thompson, Uherbelau,
          Watt, Wooten, Absent, 1--Parks, Excused, 1--Minnis.
6-9(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
        Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Rules suspended. Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Attending Legislative Business, 6----Bryant,
          Dukes, Hannon, Miller, Phillips, Springer.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-21(H) Governor vetoed.
  Establishes, in ©office of Governor¦ Department of Human
Resources, office of Inspector General for Department of Human
Resources. Specifies qualifications, powers and duties of
inspector. Provides guidelines for inspector in establishing
investigative priorities. ©Requires that inspector install state
toll-free telephone line for use in reporting alleged abuses by
Children's Services Division. Prohibits employee of division from
participating in retaliation activities. Punishes violations by
maximum five years' imprisonment, $100,000 fine, or both.
Abolishes Office of Children's Ombudsman and transfers duties,
functions and powers to inspector.¦
  Takes effect July 1, 1997.

HB 2903 By Representative MANNIX --  Relating to implementation
        of section 41, Article I, Oregon Constitution (Measure
        No. 17) (1994); appropriating money; declaring an
        emergency.
2-28(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to Judiciary.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-11    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Tiernan. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 2, Eighmey, Josi, Excused, 2--Carter,
          Fahey, Excused for business of the House, 1----Brian.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 6, Gold, McCoy, Shannon, Sorenson,
          Springer, Trow, Attending Legislative Business,
          5----Bryant, Derfler, Dwyer, Johnson, Stull.
6-9(H)  Speaker signed.
6-12(S) President signed.
6-30(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 384, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          June 30, 1995.
  ©Creates advisory committee to the Prison Industries Board to
be appointed by Governor.¦
  Creates Prison Industries Board advisory committee.  Implements
constitutional state prison inmate work requirements.  Creates
State Prison Works Programs Account to implement prison work
programs.
  Declares emergency, effective upon passage.

HB 2904 By Representative BROWN; Representatives CARTER,
        CORCORAN, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, GORDLY, JOHNSTON, NAITO,
        PIERCY, RASMUSSEN, ROSS, SHIBLEY, SHIELDS, UHERBELAU,
        WOOTEN, WYLIE, Senator HAMBY (at the request of Alcohol
        and Drug Abuse Program Directors Association of Oregon;
        Community Mental Health Providers Association of Oregon;
        Association of Oregon Counties; Association of Community
        Mental Health Programs; Coalition of Local Health
        Officials; Community Action Directors of Oregon;
        Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon; Baker County Council on
        Alcohol and Drug Problems Inc.; Human Services Coalition
        of Oregon) --  Relating to alcoholic liquors;
        appropriating money.
2-28(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Increases privilege tax on malt beverages per barrel and wine
per gallon.
  Creates Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program Account for deposit of
privilege tax increase. Appropriates all moneys in account to
Department of Human Resources to be used only for purpose of
providing alcohol and other drug abuse prevention services,
intervention services, treatment services, and for paying
administrative costs of department in providing those services.

HB 2905 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Albert A.
        Menashe) --  Relating to advertising supplements.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires advertising supplements in newspapers that have
circulation of more than 80,000 to be composed of recyclable
material.

HB 2906 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Juvenile
        Rights Project) --  Relating to juveniles.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
3-6     Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides consequences of informal disposition agreement.
Allows juvenile court to conditionally postpone hearing on
petition. Establishes requirements and consequences of
conditional postponement agreement.

HB 2907 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Mothers
        Against Drunk Driving) --  Relating to driving while
        under the influence of intoxicants diversion.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires suspension of driving privileges until driving while
under influence of intoxicants diversion is completed.

HB 2908 By Representative BROWN --  Relating to civil suits.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes additional remedies for discrimination in employment
based on race, religion, color, sex, national origin, marital
status, age, association or expunged juvenile record.  Allows
recovery of compensatory damages, punitive damages and attorney
fees. Allows either party to request jury trial in those
proceedings.

HB 2909 By Representatives BROWN, BRIAN, Senator BAKER (at the
        request of Oregon Legal Services) --  Relating to
        autopsies.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-20    Public Hearing held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires notification of next of kin prior to performing
autopsy or retaining body parts of decedent. Provides exceptions
for required medical investigations and anatomical gifts.

HB 2910 By Representative BROWN, Senator BAKER (at the request of
        Oregon Legal Services) --  Relating to domestic
        relations.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-23    Public Hearing held.
3-31    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-14    Second reading.
4-17    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Tuesday, April 18 Calendar.
4-18    Third reading. Carried by Brown. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 1, Lehman, Excused, 6--Johnston,
          Markham, Roberts, Schoon, Tiernan, Wooten.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Judiciary.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-19    Second reading.
5-22    Carried over to 05-23 by unanimous consent.
5-23    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Adams,
          Johnson, President Smith.
5-25(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Excused, 4--Johnson, Minnis, Piercy, Wooten,
          Excused for business of the House, 11----Carter,
          Corcoran, Fahey, Jones, Mannix, Montgomery, Oakley,
          Repine, Sowa, Tiernan, VanLeeuwen.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 792, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Prohibits pre-decree and post-decree ex parte custody and
visitation orders. Provides exceptions. Creates temporary
protective order of restraint and temporary status quo order.
Defines terms.

HB 2911 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Juvenile
        Rights Project) --  Relating to child custody.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Adds factors that court must consider in determining custody of
child.

HB 2912 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to hearsay.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
3-6     Assigned to Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice.
3-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-16    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass.
3-22    Second reading.
3-23    Third reading. Carried by Naito. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Carpenter, Excused, 3--Montgomery,
          Oakley, Rasmussen, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Johnston.
3-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-18    Second reading.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Miller.
5-23(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 2, Johnston, Lehman, Excused,
          2--Snodgrass, Wooten, Excused for business of the
          House, 2----Luke, Speaker Clarno.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 476, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows testimony of child, under certain circumstances, to be
taken by contemporaneous examination and cross-examination in
another place under supervision of trial judge and communicated
to courtroom by closed circuit television or other audiovisual
means.

HB 2913 By Representative VANLEEUWEN (at the request of Monty
        Brewer) --  Relating to auctions.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires that notice of possessory lien foreclosure sale by
sealed bid of vehicle requiring title certificate contain notice
that sale will be by sealed bid. Requires that advertisement of
auction by sealed bid of vehicle requiring title certificate
contain notice that sale will be by sealed bid.

HB 2914 By Representative VANLEEUWEN (at the request of Judy
        Maniates) --  Relating to stopping of persons.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows police to stop person reasonably suspected of
committing, attempting to commit or being about to commit crime.

HB 2915 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to
        school-to-work programs.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Governor, Department of Education and Bureau of Labor
and Industries to seek federal waivers to implement federal
School-to-Work Opportunities Act. Directs department and bureau
to adopt rules regarding school-to-work programs.
  Authorizes Wage and Hour Commission to bring state policy and
rules into compliance with federal law.
  Sunsets June 30, 1998.

HB 2916 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to liability of
        volunteers.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts volunteers from liability when providing assistance,
services or advice to charitable corporation or trustee. Does not
apply to liability for gross negligence, or to liability for
reckless, wanton or intentional misconduct. Does not apply to
activities giving rise to strict liability. Applies only to
causes of action arising on or after effective date of Act.

HB 2917 By Representative VANLEEUWEN; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to exercise of water right.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Water Policy.
3-30    Public Hearing held.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-26    Second reading.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Josi. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Absent, 1--Tiernan, Excused, 1--Jones.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-3     Public Hearing held.
        Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-16    Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 28 --Excused, 1--Johnson, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Derfler.
5-19(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 45 --Absent, 1--Adams, Excused, 3--Corcoran,
          Minnis, Tiernan, Excused for business of the House,
          11----Brian, Carter, Fahey, Johnson, Jones, Lundquist,
          Repine, Sowa, VanLeeuwen, Wooten, Speaker Clarno.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 356, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Allows Water Resources Commission, following request by State
Department of Agriculture, to extend irrigation season upon
specified findings. Provides exception to findings requirement.
Exempts from forfeiture water right not used due to climatic
conditions so long as water right holder had facility capable of
handling full allowed rate and duty and was otherwise ready,
willing and able to use entire amount allowed under right.

HB 2918 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to illegal drug
        cleanup.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Department of Environmental Quality to identify, clean
up, store and dispose of chemicals located at alleged illegal
drug manufacturing site if requested by law enforcement agency.
Removes limit on portion of asset forfeiture proceeds payable
into Illegal Drug Cleanup Fund by state agencies.

HB 2919 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to railroad
        property.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires railroad to yield certain property rights under
certain circumstances.

HB 2920 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to highway
        signs.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-3     Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
3-31    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows business identification signs next to state highways if
business owner does not own any property adjoining highway and
landowner grants permission.

HB 2921 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to employment
        of minors in agricultural warehouses; declaring an
        emergency.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Labor.
4-10    Public Hearing held.
4-17    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by VanLeeuwen. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Adams, Excused for business of the
          House, 1----Oakley.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-15    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-16    Second reading.
5-17    Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 24 --Nays, 2, Sorenson, Springer, Excused,
          3--Cease, Johnson, Phillips, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Derfler.
        Sorenson entered vote explanation(s) into journal.
5-19(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 46 --Excused, 3--Corcoran, Minnis, Tiernan, Excused
          for business of the House, 11----Brian, Carter, Fahey,
          Johnson, Jones, Lundquist, Norris, Sowa, VanLeeuwen,
          Wooten, Speaker Clarno.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 477, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 05, 1995.
  Provides that minors 16 or 17 years of age may be employed to
operate power-driven machinery in agricultural warehouse on farm
if each minor has completed specified training program.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2922 By Representative STROBECK (at the request of Washington
        County Transportation Department) --  Relating to
        counties.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows counties to issue permits and charge permit fees for
utility work performed within right of way of public road.

HB 2923 By Representative STROBECK; Representative MEEK (at the
        request of Washington County Transportation Department)
        --  Relating to roads.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
4-3     Public Hearing held.
4-17    Work Session held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows cities and counties to impose fees for damage caused to
road surface of city streets or county roads. Prescribes schedule
of fees.
  Requires that notice of road surfacing project be given to
public utilities and telecommunications utilities prior to
commencement of project.
  Requires fees to be paid into general road fund of city or
county.

HB 2924 By Representative STROBECK --  Relating to cigarette
        taxation.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to State and School Finance with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
4-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-25    Without recommendation as to passage, with amendments and
          be printed A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
4-26    Assigned to Subcommittee on General Government.
4-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-28    Returned to Full Committee.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass.
        Rules suspended. Second reading.
5-2     Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 47 --Nays, 9, Jones, Lewis, Markham, Milne,
          Montgomery, Oakley, Qutub, Sowa, Speaker Clarno,
          Absent, 2--Carter, Parks, Excused, 2--Brian, Wooten.
5-3(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-4     Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy, then Ways
          and Means.
5-10    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Work Session held.
5-26    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the B-Eng.
          bill. (Printed C-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Timms. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Nays, 3, Dwyer, Hannon, Johnson.
        Hamby, Hannon declared potential conflict of interest.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
6-30(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 385, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Applies temporary 10-cent tax on 20-cigarette pack
retroactively to distributions occurring on or after sunset of
existing temporary 10-cent tax on 20-cigarette pack that sunsets
July 1, 1995, and before first day of month following effective
date. Sunsets additional temporary 10-cent tax on January 1,
1998.
  Dedicates revenue from increase in tax to Oregon Health Plan.
  ©Prohibits local governments from imposing restrictions on use,
sale, distribution, display, advertising or promotion of tobacco
products that exceed state restrictions.¦

HB 2925 By Representative LUNDQUIST --  Relating to Oregon
        Adopt-a-River Program.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Water Policy.
3-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-31    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-3     Second reading.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Lundquist. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Nays, 2, Mannix, Milne, Absent, 2--Brian,
          Parks, Excused, 2--Fahey, Oakley.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fisher,
          Hayden, Jones.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Milne entered in Journal.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
4-26    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Carried over to 05-04 by unanimous consent.
5-4     Carried over to 05-05 by unanimous consent.
5-5     Carried over to 05-08 by unanimous consent.
5-8     Third reading. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Nays, 6, Cease, Gold, Hannon, Sorenson,
          Springer, Trow, Excused, 1--Phillips, Attending
          Legislative Business, 2----Adams, Timms.
5-19(H) Speaker signed.
5-19(S) President signed.
5-25(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 165, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Prohibits State Marine Board from instructing, encouraging or
requiring participants in Oregon Adopt-a-River Program to measure
water quality or identify or measure pollution sources.

HB 2926 By Representative STARR (at the request of Independent
        Contractors of Oregon) --  Relating to Construction
        Contractors Board registration requirements for
        independent contractors.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies Construction Contractors Board registration
requirements for independent contractors.

HB 2927 By Representative STARR (at the request of Independent
        Contractors of Oregon) --  Relating to statutory
        description of independent contractor.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes definition of Êindependent contractorÎ for purposes of
state law relating to personal income tax, workers' compensation,
unemployment insurance, child care and construction contractors.

HB 2928 By Representative STARR (at the request of Independent
        Contractors of Oregon) --  Relating to investigations of
        Construction Contractors Board.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits investigator for Construction Contractors Board from
entering on private property without the written approval of the
owner of the property or court direction.

HB 2929 By Representative STARR (at the request of Cal Krahmer)
        --  Relating to activities of State Department of Fish
        and Wildlife personnel.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits employees of State Department of Fish and Wildlife
that have wildlife management field supervision duties from
hunting or angling in those areas in which they have
jurisdiction.

HB 2930 By Representative STARR (at the request of Cal Krahmer)
        --  Relating to income taxation.
2-22(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-23    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Permits taxpayer to elect to waive carryback of net operating
loss. Allows election to be made at any time prior to expiration
of period within which Department of Revenue could assess
deficiency relating to net operating loss resulting in carryback.
  Applies to tax years within which net operating loss is
originally incurred on or after January 1, 1996.

HB 2931 By Representative STARR (at the request of Oregon
        Substitute Teachers Association) --  Relating to
        substitute teachers.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-12    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Returned to Full Committee.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Starr. Passed.
        Ayes, 33 --Nays, 24, Brown, Corcoran, Eighmey, Federici,
          Fisher, Grisham, Johnson, Josi, Lehman, Lewis, Lokan,
          Lundquist, Minnis, Montgomery, Parks, Piercy,
          Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen, Schoon, Snodgrass,
          Strobeck, Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Absent, 1--Wooten,
          Excused, 1--Adams, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Oakley.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Meek,
          Brian.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Piercy entered in Journal.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Education.
5-9     Public Hearing held.
5-11    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Shannon. Passed.
        Ayes, 17 --Nays, 10, Adams, Baker, Bryant, Derfler,
          Hannon, Kintigh, Lim, Miller, Stull, Yih, Excused,
          2--Hartung, Springer, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Johnson.
        Walden changed from nay to aye and served notice of
          possible reconsideration.
        Shannon served notice of possible reconsideration and
          moved for immediate reconsideration.
        Motion to reconsider carried.
        Ayes, 17 --Nays, 10, Brecke, Cease, Dukes, Dwyer, Gold,
          Leonard, McCoy, Sorenson, Timms, Trow, Excused,
          2--Hartung, Springer, Attending Legislative Business,
          1----Johnson.
        Bill passed.
        Ayes, 16 --Nays, 11, Adams, Baker, Bryant, Derfler,
          Hannon, Kintigh, Lim, Miller, Stull, Walden, Yih,
          Excused, 2--Hartung, Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 1----Johnson.
        Shannon declared potential conflict of interest.
5-30(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Ayes, 12 --Nays, 48, Adams, Baum, Brian, Brown,
          Carpenter, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Federici, Fisher, Gordly, Grisham, Hayden, Johnson,
          Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Lewis, Lokan, Luke, Lundquist,
          Mannix, Markham, Montgomery, Naito, Norris, Oakley,
          Parks, Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen, Repine,
          Ross, Schoon, Shibley, Snodgrass, Strobeck, Tarno,
          Thompson, Tiernan, Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Watt, Welsh,
          Wooten, Wylie.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Brian.
5-31    Representatives Starr, Thompson appointed House
          Conferees.
6-2(S)  Senators Baker, Bryant, Shannon appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-5     Senator Trow appointed to replace Bryant as Senate
          conferee.
        Work Session held.
6-7     Work Session held.
6-7(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 23 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-8(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-9(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Ayes, 38 --Nays, 17, Adams, Beyer, Corcoran, Eighmey,
          Gordly, Lehman, Lokan, Montgomery, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Ross, Shibley, Sowa, Strobeck, Tiernan, Uherbelau,
          VanLeeuwen, Absent, 2--Carter, Shields, Excused for
          business of the House, 3----Meek, Repine, Speaker
          Clarno.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 36 --Nays, 19, Adams, Beyer, Corcoran, Eighmey,
          Gordly, Lehman, Lokan, Montgomery, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Roberts, Ross, Schoon, Shibley, Sowa, Strobeck,
          Tiernan, Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Absent, 2--Brian,
          Shields, Excused for business of the House, 3----Meek,
          Repine, Speaker Clarno.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Brian.
6-9(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 28 --Attending Legislative Business, 2----Dukes,
          Walden.
        Shannon declared potential conflict of interest.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 793, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Specifies certain salaries and benefits payable to¦ Provides
pay rate for substitute teachers. ©depending on duration of
teaching assignment.¦

HB 2932 By Representative STARR (at the request of Independent
        Contractors of Oregon) --  Relating to educational
        materials for construction contractors.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires Construction Contractors Board to provide certain
educational materials to registrants.

HB 2933 By Representative MARKHAM --  Relating to illegal aliens.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-8     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes state policy on illegal aliens.
  Establishes crimes of providing and using false documentation.
Punishes by maximum of five years' imprisonment, $100,000 fine,
or both.
  Requires cooperation between law enforcement agencies of state
and Immigration and Naturalization Service. Requires law
enforcement agencies to attempt to verify immigration status of
all persons who are arrested and suspected of being illegally
present in country. Requires certain notifications be given if
arrested person appears to be illegally present in country.
  Requires state agencies that provide public social services to
verify immigration status of applicants. Prohibits providing
public social services to persons who are illegally present in
country. Requires certain notifications be given of applicants
who appear to be illegally present in country.
  Requires certain medical facilities to verify immigration
status of persons seeking health care. Prohibits providing health
care to persons who are illegally present in country except as
specified. Requires certain notifications be given of persons
seeking health care who appear to be illegally present in
country.
  Requires public elementary and secondary schools to verify
immigration status of students and of parents and guardians of
students. Prohibits enrollment of child illegally present in
country. Requires certain notifications be given of students,
parents and guardians who appear to be illegally present in
country.
  Requires community colleges and public institutions of higher
education to verify immigration status of students. Prohibits
enrollment of student illegally present in country. Requires
certain notifications be given of students who appear to be
illegally present in country.

HB 2934 By Representative MARKHAM --  Relating to hazardous
        waste.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Exempts property owners other than current property owner from
liability for removal or remedial costs of hazardous waste spills
located on property. Exempts current property owner from
liability for cleanup of hazardous waste illegally deposited on
property by third party. Makes Department of Environmental
Quality responsible for cleanup of hazardous waste illegally
deposited on property by third party if funds are available for
cleanup.

HB 2935 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Oregon
        Summer Homes Association) --  Relating to property tax
        exemptions.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates sunset on property tax exemption for certain summer
homes on federal lands.

HB 2936 By Representative MARKHAM (at the request of Diamond Lake
        Resort, Oregon Ski Industry Association) --  Relating to
        property tax exemptions.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Eliminates sunset on property tax exemption for certain
commercial recreational facilities on federal lands.

HB 2937 By Representative SCHOON --  Relating to alcoholic
        liquor; appropriating money; prescribing an effective
        date.
3-10(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-14    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform with
          subsequent referral to State and School Finance.
3-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on State and Federal Affairs.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Abolishes Oregon Liquor Control Commission. Transfers licensing
functions of commission to Health Division of Department of Human
Resources. Transfers tax enforcement functions of commission to
Department of Revenue. Transfers investigative functions of
commission to Oregon State Police.
  Creates retail liquor store license. Prohibits sale of
distilled liquor by any person except holder of retail liquor
store license or dispenser license. Creates wholesale liquor
license. Prohibits importation, storage, transportation,
wholesale sale or distribution of distilled liquor without
wholesale liquor license. Establishes conditions and fees for
retail liquor store and wholesale liquor licenses.
  Requires that manufacturers and importers of distilled liquor
acquire certificates of approval for sale of product in state.
  Imposes privilege tax on manufacturing or importing of
distilled liquor equal to $    for each gallon of alcohol content
                           ___
measured by volume.
  Takes effect January 1, 1996.

HB 2938 By Representative FISHER (at the request of A Voluntary
        Explosives Industry Advisory Group) --  Relating to
        possession of explosives.
3-3(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-6     Referred to Natural Resources.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires State Fire Marshal to establish application and
examination procedures for certification of persons possessing,
transporting and storing explosives.

HB 2939 By Representative FISHER; Representative MARKHAM (at the
        request of Oregon Farm Bureau Federation) --  Relating to
        water rights.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Water Policy.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires payment of fee when filing objection to water right
applications other than state agency water right applications.

HB 2941 By Representatives MILNE, CARPENTER; Representatives
        BAUM, MANNIX, PROZANSKI, QUTUB, REPINE, SHIBLEY,
        SNODGRASS, WELSH, WYLIE, Senator HAMBY --  Relating to
        sex crimes.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands crimes of rape, sodomy and unlawful sexual penetration
in second degree to include specific sexual acts between
psychotherapist and patient or former patient and specific sexual
acts accomplished by means of false representation that person is
health care professional or that sexual acts are for medical
purpose. Punishes by maximum imprisonment of 10 years, $200,000
fine, or both.
  Expands crime of sexual abuse in second degree to include
specific sexual acts between psychotherapist and patient or
former patient and specific sexual acts accomplished by means of
false representation that person is health care professional or
that sexual acts are for medical purpose. Punishes by maximum
imprisonment of 5 years, $100,000 fine, or both.
  Limits evidence of victim's personal and medical history in
prosecution of psychotherapist for sex crime if patient or former
patient of psychotherapist is alleged victim. Provides that in
prosecution for certain sex crimes, testimony of victim need not
be corroborated and that prosecution need not show that victim
resisted accused.

HB 2942 By Representatives MILNE, CARPENTER; Representatives
        BAUM, LOKAN, MANNIX, PROZANSKI, SHIBLEY, SNODGRASS,
        WELSH, WYLIE, Senator HAMBY --  Relating to family abuse
        prevention.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Judiciary.
3-8     Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
3-23    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-30    Work Session held.
4-5     Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-6     Second reading.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Carpenter. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Absent, 2--Johnson, Minnis, Excused,
          1--Oakley, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Brian.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-22    Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-26    Second reading.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Third reading. Carried by Sorenson. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Excused, 1--Stull, Attending Legislative
          Business, 2----Adams, President Smith.
6-1(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 1--Roberts, Excused for business of
          the House, 4----Baum, Beyer, Johnson, Watt.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 794, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Expands authority of court to restrain person who abuses family
or household member. Allows court to restrain abuser from
entering reasonable area surrounding residence of victim of abuse
and other premises. Punishes violation of order by maximum of six
months imprisonment, fine of $500 or one percent of annual gross
income, whichever is greater, or both.

HB 2943 By Representative MILNE; Representatives BAUM, CARPENTER,
        LOKAN, MANNIX, MEEK, PROZANSKI, QUTUB, REPINE, SHIBLEY,
        SNODGRASS, WELSH, WYLIE, Senator HAMBY --  Relating to
        domestic relations.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Judiciary.
4-14    Informational Meeting held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires court to impose $500 fine when person is convicted of
certain crimes. Provides exception. Directs that money collected
be deposited in Domestic Violence Fund.

HB 2944 By Representative BROWN (at the request of Oregon Women's
        Health and Wellness Alliance) --  Relating to crime.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands crimes of third and fourth degree assault to include
engaging in pattern or practice of menacing.

HB 2945 By Representative PIERCY; Representatives CARPENTER,
        EIGHMEY, FAHEY, GORDLY, NAITO, PROZANSKI, SHIBLEY,
        SHIELDS, UHERBELAU, WOOTEN, WYLIE, Senator HAMBY (at the
        request of Oregon Women's Health and Wellness Alliance)
        --  Relating to life insurance.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits discrimination in life insurance availability, rates,
benefits or other conditions due to gender.
  Applies to policies issued or renewed on or after effective
date of Act.

HB 2946 By Representative PIERCY, Senator HAMBY; Representatives
        BROWN, CARPENTER, CARTER, CORCORAN, EIGHMEY, FAHEY,
        GORDLY, NAITO, PROZANSKI, ROSS, SHIBLEY, SHIELDS,
        UHERBELAU, WELSH, WOOTEN, WYLIE, Senators DUKES, TROW (at
        the request of Oregon Women's Health and Wellness
        Alliance) --  Relating to insurance.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits discrimination on basis of gender in issuance, terms,
conditions or costs of motor vehicle liability insurance
policies.

HB 2947 By Representative PIERCY; Representatives CARTER,
        CORCORAN, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, GORDLY, JOHNSTON, PROZANSKI,
        RASMUSSEN, ROSS, SHIBLEY, SHIELDS, UHERBELAU, WOOTEN,
        WYLIE, Senators DUKES, LEONARD, McCOY, SORENSON, TROW (at
        the request of Oregon Women's Health and Wellness
        Alliance) --  Relating to a requirement for affirmative
        action in lottery-funded programs.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires recipients of lottery proceeds to provide, through
program of affirmative action, fair and equal opportunities for
employment and award of contracts.

HB 2948 By Representatives BROWN, UHERBELAU, Senator HAMBY;
        Representatives CARPENTER, CARTER, CORCORAN, EIGHMEY,
        FAHEY, GORDLY, NAITO, PROZANSKI, ROSS, SHIBLEY, SHIELDS,
        WOOTEN, WYLIE, Senators DUKES, SORENSON, TROW (at the
        request of Oregon Women's Health and Wellness Alliance)
        --  Relating to reproductive health care services.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires insurer who provides coverage for reproductive health
care services through contract with reproductive health care
providers to contract with more than one of each class of
provider. Declares reproductive health care providers to be
primary care providers.

HB 2949 By Representatives UHERBELAU, RASMUSSEN; Representatives
        BROWN, CARTER, CORCORAN, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, GORDLY,
        JOHNSTON, NAITO, PROZANSKI, ROSS, SHIBLEY, SHIELDS,
        WELSH, WOOTEN, WYLIE, Senators DUKES, HAMBY, SORENSON,
        TROW (at the request of Oregon Women's Health and
        Wellness Alliance) --  Relating to preexisting
        conditions.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Commerce.
4-12    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits health insurer from including pregnancy as
preexisting condition for purpose of denying coverage to insured
or any other person covered by policy.

HB 2950 By Representatives PIERCY, ROSS, Senator HAMBY;
        Representatives BROWN, CARPENTER, CARTER, CORCORAN,
        EIGHMEY, FAHEY, GORDLY, NAITO, PROZANSKI, SHIBLEY,
        SHIELDS, UHERBELAU, WOOTEN, WYLIE, Senators DUKES,
        SORENSON, TROW (at the request of Oregon Women's Health
        and Wellness Alliance) --  Relating to health insurance.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Commerce.
4-12    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires health insurance coverage of contraceptives.

HB 2951 By Representatives ROSS, NAITO, Senator HAMBY;
        Representatives EIGHMEY, FAHEY, GORDLY, JOHNSTON,
        PROZANSKI, SHIELDS, UHERBELAU, WOOTEN, WYLIE (at the
        request of Oregon Women's Health and Wellness Alliance)
        --  Relating to insurance coverage of children in
        families.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Commerce.
4-12    Assigned to Subcommittee on Business.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-20    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires family health insurance benefits to cover reproductive
health care including pregnancy of child in family.

HB 2952 By Representative WOOTEN, Senator HAMBY; Representatives
        BROWN, CARPENTER, CARTER, CORCORAN, EIGHMEY, FAHEY,
        GORDLY, JOHNSTON, NAITO, PROZANSKI, ROSS, SHIBLEY,
        SHIELDS, UHERBELAU, WYLIE, Senators DUKES, TROW (at the
        request of Oregon Women's Health and Wellness Alliance)
        --  Relating to health insurance.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits discrimination in health insurance availability,
rates, benefits or other conditions due to sex.
  Applies on and after January 1, 1996, to rates first used and
policy forms first delivered or issued on or after January 1,
1996. Applies on and after July 1, 1996, to all rates in effect
and forms approved or permitted to be issued prior to January 1,
1996.

HB 2953 By Representatives SCHOON, WOOTEN; Representatives BROWN,
        CARPENTER, CARTER, CORCORAN, EIGHMEY, FAHEY, GORDLY,
        JOHNSTON, MILNE, NAITO, PROZANSKI, ROSS, SHIBLEY,
        SHIELDS, UHERBELAU, WELSH, WYLIE, Senators DUKES,
        KENNEMER, SORENSON, TROW (at the request of Oregon
        Women's Health and Wellness Alliance) --  Relating to
        cancer.
3-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-3     Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-29    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Directs Health Division to establish cancer registry for
collection of information regarding incidence of cancer and
related issues. Allows imposition of civil penalty for violation
of certain provisions of Act.

HB 2954 By Representative JOHNSTON; Representative WELSH --
        Relating to candidate statements.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Legislative Rules.
3-23    Public Hearing held.
4-25    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-3     Second reading.
5-4     Third reading. Carried by Johnston, Welsh. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 1--Adams, Excused for business of the
          House, 1----Oakley.
5-5(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-25    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Miller. Passed.
        Ayes, 21 --Attending Legislative Business, 9----Adams,
          Cease, Hamby, Hannon, Leonard, Stull, Timms, Walden,
          Yih.
6-12(H) Speaker signed.
6-14(S) President signed.
7-13(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 550, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Establishes process for correcting errors in candidate
materials for state voters' pamphlets.

HB 2955 By Representative JOHNSTON --  Relating to motor vehicle
        speed.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
4-13    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-17    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Third reading. Carried by Johnston. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Johnson, Excused, 3--Markham,
          Roberts, Speaker Clarno.
4-19(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-20    Referred to Transportation.
5-9     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-16    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-17    Second reading.
5-18    Carried over to 05-19 by unanimous consent.
5-19    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Miller.
5-23(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Representatives Tiernan, Johnston appointed House
          Conferees.
5-23(S) Senators Baker, Lim, Springer appointed Senate conferees.
6-1     Work Session held.
6-2(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 16 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-3(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-5(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 2--Brian, Tiernan, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Speaker Clarno.
6-6(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 22 --Excused, 2--Kintigh, Shannon, Attending
          Legislative Business, 6----Adams, Bryant, Gold, Miller,
          Phillips, Springer.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 558, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Expands condition when speed rule is applicable ©to person
passing school grounds or crosswalk¦ to include presence of
flashing light indicating school grounds or crosswalk. Limits
hours that specified type of flashing light may be operated.
©Applies only to City of Salem. Creates¦ Modifies offense of
violating maximum speed limit in urban area. Punishes by maximum
$470 fine.

HB 2956 By Representative JOHNSTON --  Relating to dentists.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-27    Work Session held.
3-29    Without recommendation as to passage and be referred to
          Judiciary.
        Referred to Judiciary by order of Speaker.
3-31    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits action for damages against dentist who practices
dentistry without compensation.

HB 2957 By Representative MANNIX (at the request of Dana Baugher)
        --  Relating to the Oregon State Lottery.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Commerce.
3-16    Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-28    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-6     Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
4-11    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-18    Work Session held.
4-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-25    Second reading.
4-26    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 27 Calendar.
4-27    Third reading. Carried by Fahey. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Nays, 1, Montgomery, Excused, 1--Jones,
          Excused for business of the House, 2----Rasmussen,
          Schoon.
4-28(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-5     Referred to Rules and Elections.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-25    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-26    Third reading. Carried by Adams. Passed.
        Ayes, 23 --Excused, 1--Springer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 6----Bryant, Derfler, Johnson, Leonard,
          McCoy, Walden.
6-6(H)  Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 478, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Limits maximum prize paid to any one winner in certain lottery
games to $7 million.¦ Allows payment of lottery prize to person
pursuant to voluntary assignment. Requires that payment pursuant
to assignment be made under order of circuit court.  Establishes
conditions under which court may issue order. Allows Oregon State
Lottery Commission to intervene in proceeding to raise issue of
adverse tax consequences.

HB 2958 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to historic trails;
        appropriating money.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Changes name of Oregon Trail Coordinating Council to Oregon
Trail/Lewis and Clark Trail Coordinating Council.
  Expands membership of council by two members appointed by
legislative leadership.
  Authorizes production and sale of ÊBeaver CoinsÎ for promoting
Lewis and Clark Trail and planning bicentennial observance of
Lewis and Clark Expedition.
  Provides terms and conditions for sale and redemption of
ÊBeaver Coins.Î
  Establishes Historic Trails Fund. Appropriates moneys from fund
to Oregon Trail/Lewis and Clark Trail Coordinating Council for
purpose of carrying out Act.

HB 2959 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to mental health.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Provides that person committed to state mental institution
because person is dangerous to self or others may not be
discharged prior to expiration of judicially established period
of commitment without permission from committing court.

HB 2960 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to employment of
        minors; declaring an emergency.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits employment of minors to specified hours and conditions.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2961 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to county regulation;
        prescribing an effective date.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Abolishes Oregon State Boxing and Wrestling Commission.
  Transfers duties, functions and powers to county boxing and
wrestling regulating bodies.
  Allows board of county commissioners to designate county boxing
and wrestling commission or sheriff of county as county boxing
and wrestling regulating body.
  Prohibits boxing and wrestling events within county unless
board of county commissioners has designated county regulating
body.
  Takes effect on ______.

HB 2962 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to community
        scholarships; appropriating money.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-11    Informational Meeting held.
4-17    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-21    Work Session held.
4-25    Recommendation:  Do pass.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates community scholarship foundation project.
  Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Scholarship
Commission for project.

HB 2963 By Representative MEEK; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to real property.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Natural Resources.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Environment and Energy.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-21    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-26    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Lewis. Passed.
        Ayes, 57 --Excused, 2--Carter, Fahey, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Brian.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Water and Land Use.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Motion to rerefer to Water and Land Use
          carried by unanimous consent.
        Work Session held.
5-26    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
5-29    Carried over to 05-30 by unanimous consent.
5-30    Bill read. Carried by Kintigh. Passed.
        Ayes, 26 --Excused, 1--Stull, Attending Legislative
          Business, 3----Adams, Johnson, President Smith.
6-1(H)  House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
6-2     Representatives Tarno, Meek, Naito appointed House
          Conferees.
6-2(S)  Senators Johnson, Dwyer, Kintigh appointed Senate
          conferees.
6-3     Work Session held.
6-6(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 23 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-6(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-8(H)  Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Friday, June 9 Calendar.
6-9     House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 44 --Nays, 14, Corcoran, Gordly, Jones, Lehman,
          Lokan, Lundquist, Montgomery, Prozanski, Roberts, Ross,
          Shibley, Sowa, Uherbelau, Wooten, Excused for business
          of the House, 2----Johnston, Parks.
6-9(S)  Rules suspended. Senate adopted Conference Committee
          Report and repassed bill.
        Ayes, 26 --Attending Legislative Business, 4----Adams,
          Bryant, Dukes, Yih.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
6-28(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 382, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies certain provisions relating to partitions and
subdivisions. Establishes, subject to notice requirement, that
registered professional land surveyor may enter on foot upon any
land for purpose of surveying and may establish permanent survey
monuments. Eliminates certain provisions relating to water rights
records and immunity from liability for county recording officer.

HB 2964 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to surveyors.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-14    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Modifies duties of county surveyor relative to certain surveys
completed by private surveyor.

HB 2965 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to school
        overcrowding.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
4-11    Informational Meeting held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes school district to meet overcrowding by contracting
with private schools. Prohibits reimbursement at rate greater
than private school tuition or district per capita costs.
Prohibits transfer of student without parental consent.

HB 2966 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to historic trails.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
3-9     Assigned to Subcommittee on Trade and Economic
          Development.
3-14    Public Hearing held.
4-13    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-25    Assigned to Subcommittee on Natural Resources.
5-29    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-30    Returned to Full Committee.
5-31    Work Session held.
6-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
6-2     Rules suspended. Second reading.
6-3     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Monday, June 5 Calendar.
6-5     Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 55 --Nays, 2, Carpenter, Wooten, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Tiernan, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Speaker Clarno.
6-6(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
        Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
6-7     Third reading. Carried by Cease. Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Attending Legislative Business, 1----Dukes.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-5(H)  Governor signed.
        (Chapter 479, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Requires¦ Permits State Parks and Recreation Department to
work with property owners to mark historic trails. ©Requires¦
Allows department to cooperate with Oregon ©Historic Trails¦
Trail Coordinating Council to develop program to research and
promote historic trails as heritage tourism resources.

HB 2967 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to student
        misconduct.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-2     Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows school district to deny admission to student who is
expelled from another school district. Modifies expulsion and
suspension requirements in certain instances. Allows school
district board to develop policies to permit teacher to consider
student's attendance in determining student's grade.

HB 2968 By Representative MEEK --  Relating to persons under the
        influence of a controlled substance.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Creates crime of being under influence of controlled substance.
Punishes Schedule I violation by maximum 20 years' imprisonment,
$300,000 fine, or both. Punishes Schedule V violation by maximum
30 days' imprisonment, $1,000 fine, or both.

HB 2969 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Affiliated
        Rental Housing Association, Lane County Legal Aid, Metro
        Multifamily Housing Association, Multifamily Housing
        Council of Oregon, Oregon Legal Services, Multnomah
        County Legal Aid) --  Relating to housing.
3-6(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-8     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-29    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-6     Second reading.
4-7     Third reading. Carried by Shields. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Absent, 1--Corcoran, Excused, 1--Oakley.
        Potential conflict(s) of interest declared by Fahey,
          Grisham, Norris, Thompson.
4-10(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Business and Consumer Affairs.
4-27    Public Hearing held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-9     Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-12    Carried over to 05-15 by unanimous consent.
5-15    Third reading. Motion to rerefer to Business and Consumer
          Affairs carried by unanimous consent.
5-16    Work Session held.
5-23    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-25    Bill read. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Nays, 1, Trow, Excused, 2--Hartung, Springer,
          Attending Legislative Business, 2----Johnson, Leonard.
5-29(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 47 --Excused, 2--Federici, Thompson, Excused for
          business of the House, 11----Brian, Corcoran, Fahey,
          Lundquist, Meek, Norris, Ross, Snodgrass, Sowa,
          VanLeeuwen, Watt.
6-3     Speaker signed.
6-5(S)  President signed.
7-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 559, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies residential landlord and tenant law, including
delivery of notice, drug and alcohol free housing programs, late
charges, delivery of possession, deposits, access to dwelling and
judgments of restitution.

HB 2970 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Laird Funk)
        --  Relating to therapeutic use of marijuana.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows therapeutic use of marijuana. Directs State Board of
Pharmacy to establish procedures for certifying persons eligible
to use marijuana therapeutically.

HB 2971 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Multifamily
        Housing Council of Oregon, Affiliated Rental Housing
        Association, Construction Contractors Board, Department
        of Environmental Quality, Hazcon Inc., Housing
        Development Center, International Brotherhood of Painters
        and Allied Trades District Council #55, Oregon
        Association of Realtors, Economic Development Department,
        Health Division, Housing and Community Services
        Department, Oregon Legal Services, PBS Environmental,
        Portland Development Commission) --  Relating to
        lead-based paint activities; declaring an emergency.
3-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-3     Referred to Labor with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
4-14    Public Hearing held.
4-19    Work Session held.
5-1     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
5-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Transportation/Economic
          Development.
5-15    Public Hearing held.
5-16    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-18    Returned to Full Committee.
5-19    Work Session held.
5-22    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          B-Engrossed.
5-24    Second reading.
5-25    Third reading. Carried by Repine. Passed.
        Ayes, 53 --Nays, 1, Markham, Absent, 1--VanLeeuwen,
          Excused, 2--Minnis, Piercy, Excused for business of the
          House, 3----Carter, Johnston, Parks.
5-26(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Ways and Means.
5-29    Recommendation: Do pass the B-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
5-30    Carried over to 05-31 by unanimous consent.
5-31    Third reading. Carried by Lim. Passed.
        Ayes, 20 --Nays, 1, Dwyer, Attending Legislative
          Business, 9----Adams, Cease, Hamby, Hannon, Miller,
          Stull, Timms, Walden, Yih.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-19(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 795, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 19, 1995.
  Establishes lead-based paint activities programs to conform to
federal law including training, licensing and registration
programs for persons who engage in lead-based paint activities.
Defines terms.
  ©Provides for notices as required by federal law.¦
  Limits expenditures.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2972 By Representative REPINE (at the request of Board of
        Directors, Rogue Community College) --  Relating to
        community college districts.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-6     Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to State and School Finance.
3-10    Assigned to Subcommittee on Education.
3-15    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-23    Recommendation:  Do pass and rescind subsequent referral
          to State and School Finance.
        Subsequent referral to State and School Finance rescinded
          by order of Speaker.
3-27    Second reading.
3-28    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, March 29 Calendar.
3-29    Third reading. Carried by Repine. Passed.
        Ayes, 59 --Absent, 1--Tiernan.
3-30(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
3-31    Referred to Education.
4-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-4     Work Session held.
5-11    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
5-12    Second reading.
5-15    Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Trow.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 29 --Excused, 1--Phillips.
5-17(H) House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 50 --Excused, 2--Corcoran, Minnis, Excused for
          business of the House, 8----Brown, Carpenter, Grisham,
          Johnston, Mannix, Markham, Meek, Qutub.
6-6     Speaker signed.
6-6(S)  President signed.
6-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 357, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Creates procedure for new territory to be annexed to existing
community college district if original district has smaller
population than new territory. Allows Rogue Community College
District to contract for bonded indebtedness for benefit of
specific service area, with voter authorization.

HB 2973 By Representative REPINE --  Relating to radiologic
        technologists.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-27    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-30    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-3     Second reading.
4-4     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, April 5 Calendar.
4-5     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 6 Calendar.
4-6     Third reading. Carried by Repine. Passed.
        Ayes, 58 --Excused, 2--Fahey, Oakley.
4-7(S)  First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Health and Human Services.
4-24    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Carried over to 05-02 by unanimous consent.
5-2     Carried over to 05-03 by unanimous consent.
5-3     Third reading. Carried by Kennemer. Passed.
        Ayes, 25 --Attending Legislative Business, 5----Bryant,
          Derfler, Kintigh, Leonard, McCoy.
5-12(H) Speaker signed.
5-15(S) President signed.
5-22(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 124, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Removes requirement that radiologic technologist limited permit
course of instruction be taught by a radiologic technologist
licensed in Oregon.

HB 2974 By Representative SCHOON; Representatives FISHER,
        MARKHAM, NORRIS, OAKLEY, PROZANSKI, REPINE, SNODGRASS,
        STARR, TARNO, VANLEEUWEN, WATT --  Relating to student
        discipline.
3-2(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-3     Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows school district to permanently expel pupil for egregious
misconduct. Defines Êegregious misconduct.Î Requires school
district to report name of student expelled to Department of
Education.

HB 2975 By Representative SCHOON; Representatives BROWN, FISHER,
        LOKAN, MANNIX, MARKHAM, PIERCY, PROZANSKI, REPINE,
        SHIBLEY, STARR, WATT --  Relating to crime.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Judiciary.
3-21    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
        Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
4-4     Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-14    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 20 Calendar.
4-20    Third reading. Carried by Schoon. Passed.
        Ayes, 54 --Excused, 4--Brown, Fahey, Roberts, Ross,
          Excused for business of the House, 2----Naito, Parks.
4-21(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary, then Ways and Means.
5-4     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-17    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
        Referred to Ways and Means by prior reference.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands ©crimes¦ crime of assault in third degree ©and fourth
degrees¦. Enhances punishment for third and fourth degree assault
when person has been previously convicted of assaulting same
victim or when assault was committed in presence of minor child.
Enhances punishment for subsequent conviction of offenses
constituting domestic violence.
  Creates crime of first degree harassment. Punishes by maximum
one year imprisonment, $5,000 fine, or both. Changes crime of
harassment to crime of second degree harassment. Punishes by
maximum $2,000 fine and six months' imprisonment, or both.

HB 2976 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to finance.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to State and School Finance.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Conforms tax code to constitutional changes made by House Joint
Resolution 16 (1995).
  Takes effect on effective date of House Joint Resolution 16
(1995).

HB 2977 By Representative VANLEEUWEN --  Relating to dredging.
2-28(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Authorizes Division of State Lands to dredge portions of
certain waterways.

HB 2978 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to housing
        assistance; appropriating money.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes Community Crisis Prevention Program to provide
housing stabilization services to low-income Oregon families.
Appropriates moneys available to Department of Human Resources in
General Fund to Housing and Community Services Department for
purpose of Act.

HB 2979 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to housing;
        declaring an emergency.
2-28(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-1     Referred to Commerce with subsequent referral to Ways and
          Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery moneys to Housing and Community Services
Department.
  Limits biennial expenditures by Housing and Community Services
Department for immediate housing development. Limits biennial
expenditures by department for payment of expenses for Home
Ownership Assistance Account. Limits biennial expenditures of
department for Housing Development and Guarantee Account for
purposes of technical assistance.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2980 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to Oregon Housing
        Fund; declaring an emergency.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Ways and Means.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allocates lottery moneys to Housing and Community Services
Department for Housing Development and Guarantee Account of
Oregon Housing Fund. Limits biennial expenditures.
  Declares emergency, effective July 1, 1995.

HB 2981 By Representative WOOTEN (at the request of Children
        First of Oregon) --  Relating to courts.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires court to give certain jury instructions in cases in
which child was witness.

HB 2982 By Representative WOOTEN (at the request of Children
        First of Oregon) --  Relating to evidence.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands excited utterance exception to hearsay for declarants
less than 11 years of age.

HB 2983 By Representative WOOTEN (at the request of Children
        First of Oregon) --  Relating to sentencing.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Allows court to consider fact that defendant in child sexual
assault case pleaded guilty or no contest as mitigating factor in
sentencing.

HB 2984 By Representative WOOTEN (at the request of Kelly Isgrig)
        --  Relating to sex offenders.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Judiciary.
3-6     Assigned to Subcommittee on Crime and Corrections.
3-21    Public Hearing held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Requires persons convicted of sex crimes in other jurisdictions
to register upon moving into state. Allows public access to sex
offender registration information. Eliminates registration
requirement after 10 years if offender has completed court
approved treatment program.

HB 2985 By Representative WOOTEN --  Relating to consumer
        finance.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Commerce.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits consumer finance licensee from sending certain
unsolicited loan materials to borrower. Prohibits consumer
finance licensee from collecting interest on loan made after
sending certain unsolicited loan materials. Requires Department
of Consumer and Business Services to prescribe form of certain
loan materials.

HB 2986 By Representative COURTNEY (at the request of Oregon
        Public Employees Union) --  Relating to public employees
        collective bargaining.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-3     Referred to Labor.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Prohibits public employers from expending public funds to
contract for consulting services regarding matters of persuading
public employees to refrain from exercising organizational rights
or persuading public employees to favor or oppose a particular
labor organization in representation matters.

HB 2987 By Representative LUKE; Representative MARKHAM --
        Relating to dwellings on forestland.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Natural Resources.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Expands time period to qualify for dwellings to be sited on
forestland.

HB 2988 By Representative LUKE (at the request of Special
        Districts Association of Oregon) --  Relating to fire
        service professionals.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to General Government and Regulatory Reform.
3-17    Assigned to Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform.
3-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
3-27    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-6     Work Session held.
4-11    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-12    Second reading.
4-13    Third reading. Carried by Grisham. Passed.
        Ayes, 47 --Nays, 1, Corcoran, Excused, 4--Brian,
          Federici, Josi, Wylie, Excused for business of the
          House, 8----Brown, Carpenter, Johnston, Lokan, Parks,
          Qutub, Schoon, Tiernan.
4-14(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
4-17    Referred to Labor and Government Operations.
4-19    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-24    Recommendation: Do pass.
        Second reading.
4-25    Carried over to 04-26 by unanimous consent.
4-26    Carried over to 04-27 by unanimous consent.
4-27    Carried over to 04-28 by unanimous consent.
4-28    Carried over to 05-01 by unanimous consent.
5-1     Rules Suspended.  Third Reading.  Carried by Bryant.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 30.
5-8(H)  Speaker signed.
5-8(S)  President signed.
5-11(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 97, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date: September
          9, 1995.
  Allows Board on Public Safety Standards and Training to train
and certify firefighters who are employed by private fire
departments.

HB 2989 By Representative LUKE; Representatives REPINE, TARNO --
        Relating to construction contractor fraud; declaring an
        emergency.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Labor.
4-7     Public Hearing held.
4-13    Recommendation:  Do pass and be referred to Ways and
          Means.
        Referred to Ways and Means by order of Speaker.
5-3     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-12    Work Session held.
5-17    Returned to Full Committee.
        Work Session held.
5-18    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-22    Second reading.
5-23    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 24 Calendar.
5-24    Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 51 --Absent, 1--Carter, Excused, 2--Minnis,
          Shibley, Excused for business of the House,
          6----Corcoran, Lewis, Lundquist, Naito, Parks,
          Prozanski.
5-25(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Rules and Elections.
6-2     Public Hearing and Work Session held.
6-6     Recommendation: Do pass the A-Eng. bill.
        Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Phillips.
          Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Johnson,
          Timms, Walden.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-14(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 560, 1995 Regular Session Laws) Effective date,
          July 14, 1995.
  Establishes program to address construction contractor fraud
through interagency agreement.
  Limits expenditures.
  Subjects agencies to Department of Administrative Services
allotment process.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2990 By Representative LUKE --  Relating to the Oregon State
        School for the Blind; appropriating money; declaring an
        emergency.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education with subsequent
          referral to Ways and Means.
4-12    Informational Meeting held.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Establishes special fund from proceeds of sale of Oregon State
School for the Blind. Directs sale of Oregon State School for the
Blind facility at competitive price. Directs use of fund to
provide educational facilities for visually impaired children at
site of Oregon State School for the Deaf.
  Declares emergency, effective on passage.

HB 2991 By Representative LUKE; Representatives OAKLEY, SNODGRASS
        --  Relating to Oregon Educational Act for the 21st
        Century.
2-23(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-24    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
3-3     Public Hearing held.
3-6     Work Session held.
3-8     Work Session held.
3-9     Public Hearing held.
3-10    Work Session held.
3-17    Work Session held.
3-21    Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
        Minority recommendation: Do pass with amendments and be
          printed A-Engrossed.
3-23    Motion to substitute Minority Report for Committee Report
          failed.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 37, Adams, Baum, Beyer, Brian, Brown,
          Carter, Corcoran, Courtney, Eighmey, Fahey, Federici,
          Gordly, Johnston, Josi, Lehman, Luke, Lundquist,
          Mannix, Meek, Naito, Norris, Oakley, Piercy, Prozanski,
          Rasmussen, Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa,
          Thompson, Uherbelau, VanLeeuwen, Watt, Wooten, Wylie,
          Speaker Clarno, Excused, 1--Montgomery.
        Committee report adopted.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 20, Beyer, Carter, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Fisher, Gordly, Hayden, Johnson, Jones, Milne, Naito,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen, Shibley, Starr,
          Tiernan, Uherbelau, Wooten, Excused, 1--Montgomery.
        Rules suspended. Second reading.
        Rules suspended. Third reading. Carried by Meek. Passed.
        Ayes, 39 --Nays, 20, Beyer, Carter, Eighmey, Fahey,
          Fisher, Gordly, Johnson, Jones, Milne, Minnis, Naito,
          Piercy, Prozanski, Qutub, Rasmussen, Shibley, Starr,
          Tiernan, Uherbelau, Wooten, Excused, 1--Montgomery.
        Vote explanation(s) filed by Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Uherbelau entered in Journal.
3-27(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Education.
3-30    Informational Meeting held.
        Public Hearing held.
4-4     Informational Meeting held.
4-6     Informational Meeting held.
4-11    Informational Meeting held.
        Work Session held.
4-13    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
4-18    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
4-20    Work Session held.
4-25    Work Session held.
        Work Session held.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-2     Work Session held.
5-8     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments to the A-Eng.
          bill. (Printed B-Eng.)
5-9     Second reading.
5-10    Made a Special Order of Business by unanimous consent.
        Third reading. Carried by Hartung, Baker. Passed.
        Ayes, 19 --Nays, 11, Dwyer, Hannon, Kennemer, Kintigh,
          McCoy, Miller, Shannon, Stull, Timms, Yih, President
          Smith.
5-15(H) House refused to concur in Senate amendments.
        Ayes, 32 --Nays, 25, Beyer, Brown, Carter, Courtney,
          Eighmey, Fahey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston, Josi,
          Lehman, Mannix, Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen,
          Roberts, Ross, Shibley, Shields, Sowa, Thompson,
          Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie, Absent, 1--Carpenter,
          Excused, 2--Brian, Corcoran.
5-16    Representatives Snodgrass, Meek, Ross appointed House
          Conferees.
5-17(S) Senators Hartung, Baker, Gold appointed Senate conferees.
5-26    Work Session held.
5-29    Work Session held.
5-30    Work Session cancelled.
5-31    Work Session held.
6-1     Work Session held.
6-2     Work Session held.
6-3     Work Session held.
6-5(H)  Conference Committee recommendation:  The House concur in
          Senate amendments dated May 08 and bill be further
          amended and repassed.
6-6(S)  Conference Committee Report read in Senate.
6-7(H)  House adopted Conference Committee Report.
        Repassed.
        Ayes, 49 --Nays, 11, Fisher, Hayden, Jones, Lewis, Luke,
          Milne, Minnis, Qutub, Starr, Tarno, Welsh.
6-8(S)  Senate adopted Conference Committee Report and repassed
          bill.
        Ayes, 22 --Nays, 8, Hannon, Kintigh, McCoy, Miller,
          Shannon, Stull, Yih, President Smith.
6-15(H) Speaker signed.
6-26(S) President signed.
7-18(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 660, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  Modifies provisions relating to Oregon Educational Act for 21st
Century. Defines terms. Specifies goals for kindergarten through
grade 12 education. ©Declares state policy to encourage and
evaluate development¦ Directs study by Department of Education of
extended school year programs. Establishes responsibilities of
Department of Education, State Board of Education, school
districts and 21st Century Schools Council in context of Act.
Requires continuous review of academic content standards.
Requires school district board to establish 21st Century Schools
Council at each school within district. Requires Department of
Education to conduct feasibility studies of standards and
assessments at specified grades. Permits school district to
request waiver or extension of timeline for program
implementation. Requires various reports to Legislative Assembly
and interim committees.

HB 2992 By Representative LUKE; Representative MARKHAM, Senator
        SHANNON --  Relating to administration of the prevailing
        wage law; appropriating money.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Labor.
3-27    Public Hearing held.
4-10    Work Session held.
4-17    Recommendation:  Do pass.
4-18    Second reading.
4-19    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, April 20 Calendar.
4-20    Third reading. Carried by Luke. Passed.
        Ayes, 33 --Nays, 21, Beyer, Carter, Corcoran, Courtney,
          Eighmey, Federici, Gordly, Johnston, Lehman, Mannix,
          Naito, Piercy, Prozanski, Rasmussen, Shibley, Shields,
          Sowa, Thompson, Uherbelau, Wooten, Wylie, Absent,
          2--Parks, Repine, Excused, 4--Brown, Fahey, Roberts,
          Ross.
4-21(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
5-5     Referred to Government Finance and Tax Policy.
5-12    Public Hearing held.
5-18    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
5-23    Work Session held.
5-30    Recommendation: Do pass with amendments.  (Printed
          A-Eng.)
        (Amendments distributed.)
        Second reading.
5-31    Carried over to 06-01 by unanimous consent.
6-1     Third reading. Carried by Derfler. Passed.
        Ayes, 27 --Attending Legislative Business, 3----Johnson,
          Kennemer, Stull.
        Phillips declared potential conflict of interest.
        Shannon added as sponsor by unanimous consent.
6-5(H)  House concurred in Senate amendments and repassed
          measure.
        Ayes, 55 --Absent, 2--Lehman, Starr, Excused, 2--Brian,
          Tiernan, Excused for business of the House,
          1----Speaker Clarno.
6-15    Speaker signed.
6-15(S) President signed.
7-17(H) Governor signed.
        (Chapter 594, 1995 Session Laws) Effective date:
          September 9, 1995.
  ©Requires Employment Department to make determinations of
prevailing wage to be enforced by Commissioner of Bureau of Labor
and Industries.¦
  Modifies certain provisions relating to prevailing wage
rate.[Requires Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to
establish fee for contract for public work subject to prevailing
wage rate law. Requires that commissioner establish advisory
committee to assist in administration of prevailing wage rate
laws. Allows imposition of civil penalty.
  Appropriates moneys.

HB 2993 By Representative ROBERTS; Representatives HAYDEN,
        MARKHAM --  Relating to liability.
3-1(H)  First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
3-2     Referred to Judiciary.
4-11    Assigned to Subcommittee on Civil Law and Judicial
          Administration.
4-20    Public Hearing and Work Session held.
4-26    Work Session held.
        Returned to Full Committee.
4-27    Work Session held.
5-4     Recommendation:  Do pass with amendments and be printed
          A-Engrossed.
5-8     Second reading.
5-9     Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Wednesday, May 10 Calendar.
5-10    Rules suspended. Taken from today's Calendar and placed
          in proper order on Thursday, May 11 Calendar.
5-11    Third reading. Carried by Roberts. Passed.
        Ayes, 56 --Excused, 3--Carter, Fahey, Wooten, Excused for
          business of the House, 1----Brian.
5-12(S) First reading. Referred to President's desk.
        Referred to Judiciary.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  ©Prohibits civil action for injury, death or damage if injury,
death or damage occurred while person was committing felony,
attempting to commit felony or fleeing scene of felony.¦
  Changes term ÊdefenseÎ to ÊbarÎ for purposes of civil action
for personal injury or wrongful death based on negligence.

HB 2994 By Representative STARR (at the request of Harold
        Lillywhite) --  Relating to support of dependents.
2-27(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-28    Referred to Children and Families.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Limits amount that state can collect from parent for support of
dependent under certain circumstances.

HB 2995 By Representative STARR; Representatives FISHER, HAYDEN,
        LEWIS, NORRIS, QUTUB, TARNO, WELSH --  Relating to
        implementation of Oregon Educational Act for the 21st
        Century.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Human Resources and Education.
6-10    In committee upon adjournment.
  Makes program implementation of Oregon Educational Act for the
21st Century optional.

HB 2996 By Representative STARR; Representatives FISHER, HAYDEN,
        MILNE, TARNO, WELLS (at the request of Parents Education
        Association) --  Relating to private schools.
2-24(H) First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2-27    Referred to Human Res