relating to the dispensing and sale of hearing aids, providing for the registration and regulation of hearing aid fitters and dealers, making certain acts illegal, prescribing penalties and making an appropriation

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Memo, March 31, 1976 from Marvin J. Mundel, Research Counsel, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Subject: HB 1880 (PN 3834) - hearing aid sales registration law.

Memo, March 29, 1976 from Marvin J. Mundel, Research Counsel, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Subject: Hearing Aids - HB 1880 (PN 2658).

Mailgram, February 22, 1976 from Gregory L. Grau M.ED, to Rep. C.L. Schmidtt. Requesting passage of H.B. 1880.

February 25, 1976 from Paul W. Dodge M.Ed. Instr/Clinical Supervisor Aural Rehabilitation, to Woody Kozloff, Executive Director of the Consumer Protection Committee. Opposed to H.B. 1880

Memo, February 6, 1976 from Dr. Siegenthaler, to Mr. Hagan. Subject House Bill 1880. Attached is a message from February 20, 1975 regarding H.B. 1880 PN 2658.

November 10, 1975 from Bruce M. Siegenthaler, Speech Pathology and Audiology Program, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Requesting passage of H.B. 1880.

December 13, 1975 from Bruce M. Siegenthaler, Speech Pathology and Audiology Program, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Regarding H.B. 164. Attached is a statement October 3, 1975 from the Pennsylvania Speech and Hearing Association.

January 9, 1976 from Bruce M. Siegenthaler, Speech Pathology and Audiology Program, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Requesting certain sections of H.B. 1880 be changed.

February 23, 1976 from Bruce M. Siegenthaler, Speech Pathology and Audiology Program, to Rep. Galen Dreibelbis. The H.B. 1880 is unsatisfactory.

January 9, 1976 from Richard C. Krieger, M.S. Audiologist, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Lists parts of H.B. 1880 that need changing.

Memo, December 2, 1975 from Marvin J. Mundel, Research Counsel, to Louis B. Kozloff, Executive Director of the Consumer Protection Committee. Subject: HB 1880 (PN 2412) - Analysis of letter from Dr. Steven Vargo (Nov. 20, 1975).

Memo, December 3, 1975 from Marvin J. Mundel, Research Counsel, to Louis B. Kozloff, Executive Director of the Consumer Protection Committee. Subject: HB 1880 (PN 2412) - Analysis of letter from Mark Gleeson (Nov. 20, 1975).

Memo, December 3, 1975 from Marvin J. Mundel, Research Counsel, to Louis B. Kozloff, Executive Director of the Consumer Protection Committee. Subject: HB 1880 (PN 2412) - Analysis of letter from Robert Boston, Lobbyist for the Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology.

November 25, 1975 from Bruce M. Siegenthaler, Speech Pathology and Audiology Program, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Alerting Rep. Schmitt to a resolution recently passed by the Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology with a newsletter attached.

Memo, December 2, 1975 from Janet B. Figler, Executive Assistant, to Woody Kosloff, House Consumer Protection Committee. Subject: HB 1880, PN 2412.

December 1, 1975 from Robert Boston, Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, to Committee Members. Subject: HB 1880 "Hearing aid sales registration law." Discussing five sections of the bill.

January 6, 1976 from Milton Berkes, Deputy Secretary for Legislation Department of Health, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Subject: HB 1880, PN 2412.

December 29, 1975, from Louis E. Silcox, President of Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Thanking Schmitt for the Committee's hard work.

December 19, 1975, from James M. Cole M.D., Director of Otolaryngology Geisinger Medical Center, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Re: House Bill No. 1880. Urging favorable consideration of the bill.

November 20, 1975 from Steven W. Vargo Ph.D., Audiology and Speech Pathology Service, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Regarding modification of parts of the bill.

February 25, 1976 from Jeanne Sandusky, Hearing Therapist, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Parts of the bill need attention.

February 3, 1976 from Dave, Office of the Attorney General, to Rep. C.L. Schmitt. Re: Proposed House Bill 1880.