Be umm Resolutions] | PUBLIC ACTS, 1973 2107 John S. Wilder, SPEAKER OF THE SENATE Ned R. MeWherter, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES APPROVED: = April 13, 1973 Winfield Dunn, GOVERNOR SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 54 By Henry A RESOLUTION to call for the procurement of a bust of General Nathan Bedford Forrest to display in a niche in the Great Hall on the second floor of the Capitol. WHEREAS, Tennessee’s greatest military hero on the federal side during the War between the States was Admiral Farragut, a bust of whom occupies a niche on the second floor of the Capitol; and WHEREAS, General Nathan Bedford Forrest was Tennessee’s greatest military hero in that conflict on the Confederate side, but no bust of him is on display in the Capitol; and2108 PUBLIC ACTS, 1973 [Resolutions WHEREAS, There is an empty niche on the second floor of the Capitol which would be appropriate for the display of a bust of General Forrest; and WHEREAS, Jo Johnston Camp No. 28 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans has evidenced a desire to procure an appropriate bust of General Forrest for display in such niche; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE EIGHTY-EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CONCURRING, . That the ‘Tennessee Arts Commission is requested and directed to work with Jo Johnston Camp No. 28 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, and any other person or organization which may be interested, toward procurement of a suitable heroic bust of General Nathan Bedford Forrest for display in an appropriate niche on the second floor of the Capitol. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Tennessee Arts Commission report to the next session of the General Assembly its progress in obtaining such a bust at that time and give its recommendations on how the work can be furthered, in case the bust is not on hand on or before the first day of the next session of the General Assembly. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That copies of this resolution be sent to the Chairman of the Tennessee Arts Commission and to the Commander of Jo Johnston Camp No. 28, Sons of Confederate Veterans, ADOPTED: May 4, 1973 as AI Se El s° RI wl he foResolutions] PUBLIC ACTS, 1973 2109 John S. Wilder, SPEAKER OF THE SENATE Ned R. McWherter, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES APPROVED: May 14, 1973 Winfield Dunn, GOVERNOR SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 56 By Ayres A RESOLUTION relative to the use of the WATS lines by legislators, WHEREAS, The Members of the Bighty-Bighth General Assembly have available for their exclusive use six (6) WATS lines; and WHEREAS, There is often a great deal of confusion in the minds of legislators and others about the use of | these lines; now, therefore, a BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE i EIGHTY-EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, THE HOUSE OF | REPRESENTATIVES CONCURRING, That the Public Works Division of the Department of General Services, which has supervision over the State switchboard, is hereby instructed to follow the schedule set out below for use of the six (6) legislative WATS lines:and ving I fee » the ordi- count unty arge ated, 1 by wing unty costs such ‘Tuuaspay, Aprit 12, 1973—279rm Leaistative Day 625 Senators voting aye were: Messrs, Ayres, Baird (of Roane), Baker, Berry, Blank, Cannon, Davis, Dunavant, Garland, Henry, Koella, Motlow, ‘Nave, Ochmig, Patterson, Person, Porter, Roberson, Shadden, Thomas, White, Williams and Mr. Speaker Wilder—23, A motion to reconsider was tabled. RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER House Joint Resolution No. 179—Relative to naming “Governor Win- field Dunn Parkway.” On motion, the resolution was concurred in, A motion to reconsider was tabled. Senate Joint Resolution No. 54—Relative to displaying bust, General Nathan Bedford Forrest, On motion, the resolution was adopted. A motion to reconsider was tabled. ‘(MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR ‘Mr, Srzaxer: I am directed by the Governor to return herewith: Senate Bill No. 314, with his approval, ‘M, Lez Swarr, ‘MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE ‘Mr. Sreaxenr: I am directed to return to the Senate, Senate Bill No. 187—To permit overtime pay, State employees, substituted for House Bill on same subject, amended, and passed by the House. FREE, Clerk, SENATE BILL ON HOUSE AMENDMENT Senate Bill No. 187—To permit overtime pay, State employees.1816 Fripay, May 4, 1973—41sr Learstarive Day Representatives voting aye were: Anderson, Ashe, Ashford, Atchley (Knox), Atchley (Sevier), Bates, Bewley, Bible, Bissell, Bodiford, Bousson, Bragg, Brewer, Buck, Burks, Burleson, W. C. Carter, W. L. Carter, Chivers, Clark (Davidson), Clark (Knox), Copeland, Corley, Craft, Crocker, Crowell; Daniels, Darnell, Davis, DeBerry, Denton, DePriest, Dixon, Elkins, Fleming (Davidson), Fleming (Sullivan), Garner, Gill, Good, Hendren, Hicks, Hillis, Hopper, Huffstetler, Jensen, Kelley, King, Lanier, Lashlee, Longley, Love, Lowe, McKelvey, McKinney, McWilliams, Mann, Marshall, Martin, Melton, Miller (Carter), Miller (Knox), Moore, Murphy (David- son), Murphy (Shelby), Murray (Franklin), Murray (Madison), Perry, Phillips, Pickering, Powell, Pruitt, Ramsey, Rhinehart, Richardson, Rob- inson (Washington), Rogers, Smith, Spoone, Stafford, Teague, Watson, Webb, Weldon, White, Williams, Work and Mr, Speaker MeWherter—87. A motion to reconsider was tabled. Senate Joint Resolution No. 54—Relative to bust of General Nathan Bedford Forrest, Capitol. ‘The House coneurred in Senate Joint Resolution No. 54 by the follow- ing vote: Representatives voting aye were: Anderson, Ashe, Ashford, Atchley (Knox), Atchley (Sevier), Bates, Bewley, Bible, Bissell, Bodiford, Bousson, Bragg, Brewer, Buck, Burks, Burleson, W. C. Carter, W. L, Carter, Chivers, Clark (Davidson), Clark (Knox), Copeland, Corley, Graft, Crocker, Crowell, Daniels, Darnell, Davis, DeBerry, Denton, DePriest, Dixon, Elkins, Fleming (Davidson), Fleming (Sullivan), Garner, Gill, Good, Hendren, Hicks, Hillis, Hopper, Huffstetler, Jensen, Kelley, King, Lanier, Lashlee, Longley, Love, Lowe, McKelvey, McKinney, McWilliams, Mann, Marshall, Martin, Melton, Miller (Carter), Miller (Knox), Moore, Murphy (David- son), Murphy (Shelby), Murray (Franklin), Murray (Madison), Perry, Phillips, Pickering, Powell, Pruitt, Ramsey, Rhinchart, Richardson, Rob- inson (Washington), Rogers, Smith, Spoone, Stafford, Teague, Watson, Webb, Weldon, White, Williams, Work and Mr. Speaker MeWherter—8T. A motion to reconsider was tabled. ‘House Bill No. 582—To provide for judge; certain municipalities.