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Some Of The Putnam County Learning Center's students participated in the Great Lakes Regional Bowling tournament held Dec. 1 and 2. They are, (left to right) Jerry Steinbaugh, Sam Vaughn, Betty Higgins, Sherry McKee, Rhonda Nicholson, Dick Parsons, and Melvin Williams. (Banner-Graphic photo by G. Patrick Grimes).

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CROWN POINT, Ind. (AP) - Hiring poll watchers is “a sophisticated method of buying votes,” and should be limited, says a special Lake County grand jury set up to investigate voting irregularities. The 147-page grand jury report recommended that the Legislature enact a law limiting how many poll watchers can be employed by a candidate. The report was issued along with the indictments of East Chicago police Chief Steven Stiglich and the East Chicago Democratic Central Committee. Stiglich was accused of vote buying in the 1978 sheriff’s race and filing a false campaign

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finance report; the party organization was accused of mishandling campaign funds. The grand jury noted that the most sought-after poll workers are members of households with large numbers of voters. The election workers are hired by precinct committeemen or precinct captains, who figure that out of gratitude, the worker will get the rest of his family to vote for the committeeman’s candidate, the report said. “If a candidate spends $45,000 for election day workers at approximately S3O per worker, he could be expected to hire 1,500 workers. If each worker influences three or four votes, be-

Bill would regulate employment of two agencies' workers

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Public Service Commission and Public Counselor’s Office employees couldn’t quit their jobs to work for the utilities they regulated, if a plan proposed by Sen. W. Wayne Townsend becomes law. Townsend’s bill would require employees of the two agencies to wait three years after leaving their jobs before they could work for a utility. Townsend, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, said Tuesday he proposed the bill because a member of the Public Counselor’s Office has been hired as chief rate counsel for American Electric Power, the parent company of the Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. Deputy Public Counselor John Metts announced his resignation earlier this month to take that job. The Public Counselor’s Office represents consumers in utility rate cases. Townsend, of Hartford City, said Metts is not the only employee of those two agencies who has left for higher-paying jobs with utilities. State law now provides no restrictions on employees of those agencies resigning to take jobs with the companies they once regulated. Townsend’s bill was not among the 15 bills formally in-

Welfare Dept, reverses stand on day care centers

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Indiana Department of Public Welfare has reversed an earlier stand and agreed to take responsibility for assuring that church-run day care centers get state health and safety inspections, an aide to Gov. Otis R. Bowen said Tuesday. Welfare Commissioner Wayne A. Stanton has written to day care center board presidents and owners throughout In-

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tween 4,500 and 6,000 votes are affected,” the report said. “In a race such as the sheriff’s contest in 1978, decided by less than 500 votes, the effect of the election worker system is obvious. ” The report concluded: “The guise of election day workers is being used in Lake County as a sophisticated method of buying votes.” In addition to the potential for abuse, the grand jury found that the duties of election day workers were vague. Some transport voters to the polls, others stand at the polling places and hand out strips of paper with their candidates’ names and ballot numbers.

troduced Tuesday in the Senate, but will be introduced later. Among the bills introduced was a measure prohibiting auto insurance companies from imposing higher rates on drivers age 65 and older. That measure was proposed by Sen. William C. Dunbar, R-Terre Haute. Another bill, sponsored by Sen. Frank Mrvan Jr., D-Ham-mond, would require the state to pick up the $450,000 annual tab for street lighting along state highways passing through Indiana cities and towns. That cost is now borne by local governments. Sen. Charles Bosma, R-In-dianapolis, proposed a bill requiring state agencies to study the cost of proposed regulations to businesses and individuals before the rules can be adopted. Sen. Michael E. Gery, D-West Lafayette, offered legislation raising the income eligibility limits for an old age property tax deduction from SIO,OOO to $14,000 per couple. The measure would also raise the maximum assessed home valuation for elderly deductions. The maximum value is now $9,000 and would be raised to $14,000. Under state property tax law, the assessed value is one-third the estimated market value of a home.

diana, spelling out the Welfare Department’s responsibilities, said Judith G. Palmer, an executive assistant to Bowen. • Stanton had said earlier that he was not responsible for chur-ch-run centers, but changed his mind after reviewing the law further, Miss Palmer said. In his letter to day care centers, Stanton agreed it was his department’s responsibility to enforce the exemption law.

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