WARSAW (Reuters) – Proposed measures to help Polish households cope with rising heating bills will cost 4.5 billion zlotys ($1.04 billion), according to a draft law posted on the parliament website on Friday. Warsaw has vowed to limit price increases for heating to 40%, as the impact of the war in Ukraine on voters’ wallets comes into sharp focus in an election year. “The Council of Ministers recognised the project is urgent as households’ public service institutions need to immediately benefit from support in the form of reduced heat charges amid the increase in fuel prices,” Prime Minister M…