Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 2000 — Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2000

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BRIEFS Continued from A1 40,000 additional families, O’Bannon said. In addition to the monetary benefits, Hoosiers in the'program who are served by elfectric or natural gas utilities are prbtected from having their heat cut bff from December through Mafch. Sjtate workers praised for pledging more than $900,000 f$. charities - Indiana’s state workers combined forces this year to raise moje than $934,000 for Hoosier charities, continuing a trend of regard giving. r ,Jhe State Employees’ Commqnity Campaign (SECC) was established in 1977 as a way for staje workers to voluntarily contribute to local charities. Employees may contribute through one-time cash donations oif through payroll deductions. Eirst Lady Judy O’Bannon chaired the 2000 campaign, and sej’a combined contributions’ g9al of $925,000. 0 1[lie 2000 campaign marks the third consecutive year that the st^jp campaign has experienced double-digit increases in giving compared to its previous year. The contributions are spread aqiong 1,800 charitable agencies in fndiana. Employees may designate their pledge specifically to any of the 1,800 participating charities or to the charitable federations of charities that serye their local area. Lawmakers, treopers seek tougher penalties for methamphetamine _ *«- A state lawmaker and the Indiana State Police want the

of methamphetamine, also known as meth, speed, crank or ice on the street — or more accurately, on country roads, for it is largely a rural problem. Methamphetamine can be made, or “cooked,” and sold for 10 times the cost of its components, most of which can be purchased in local stores. Distributing the drug would be a Class B felony carrying a maximum 20-year sentence and $10,000 fine. Just as with cocaine, the penalties can be higher if the drug is distributed on or near schools or to those under age 18. Current penalties for possessing and distributing methamphetamine are lesser felonies.

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U.S. Rep. Julia Carson, Dind., has announced a $900,000 grant from the United States Department of Justice to the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute for the modernization of Indiana’s criminal record

system.

The funds were awarded under Title I of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act. Indiana will use the funds to purchase software/hardware, computers, servers, and communication equipment to provide prosecutors with arrest and criminal history data necem|g^^

listening session On Tuesday, Nov. 14, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at the Madame Walker Theatre, community organizations will present an Education Listening Session focusing on the challenges of educating children in urban

settings.

The event is being hosted by The Indianapolis Recorder, Indiana Black Expo, the Urban Christian Schools CoalitkMi, the Indianapolis Black Chamber of Commerce, the Blackburn >

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provide information to parents that will enable them to pursue the best possible education for their children, and to gain their insight on the issues facing their children in schools. If you have any questions about this event, call (317) 283-

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Man confesses to 94' Bates murder Indianapotis Police have arrested convicted child molester, Charles R. Daugherty and

lacked evidence. Daugherty confessed to the crime, after IPD homicide reinvestigated the case. Bates was a student at IPS School 46. She disappeared Feb. 15,1994 near her school bus stop. An IPS swimming pool has since been named in her honr. A formal murder charge could be filed within this week, accord-

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Family man — married to his wife, Brenda for 30 years; 5 children and 5 grandchildren.

Paid for and authorized by the coinmittee to elect Judge David A. Shaheed, Timothy V. Clark, Treasurer.

Judge David A. Shaheed VOTE ON NOVEMBER 7,2000 AND PUSH DOWN THE LEVER 22B JUDGE DAVID A. SHAHEED

and distributing methamphetaihine. Rep. Michael Dvorak, DGrainger, said felony charges equal to those for cocaine might help curb the spread of the drug, which has been more prevalent in the Southern part of the state. The stimulant has been part of Indiana’s illicit-drug culture for years, but only recently has its' manufacture and use become a significant and dangerous problem for law-enforcement agencies. Economics apparently is behind the upsurge in popularity

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