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I THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31,1999 D7 For the Record $15 Co-Pay to any network! Doctor or specialist! $5 Million Lifetime Major Medical (Hospital, Surgery, Prescription Lard! nerapy, ttc.) Not an HMO! GMffi) Officer says sheriff's reservist admits theft Prosecutors to decide whether to file charges after computer, printer are taken from shop. -iiinnmi'iiiiiiH A Rated! I ItlM-l NO SALES PITCH! 352 1 We Can Help! Even if Others Say NCi Pay off those High Rate Credit Cards and Interest Shockley. David and Terl L. Shockley Springuel Damien and Deirdre A. Clary-Sprlnguel Thomas Kent and Lafondra K.

Thomas Wallace, Roderick and Rhonda L. Walbce Wash Alexander, and Elizabeth A. Wastl Wheeier, Vlnce and Raven L. Wheeler DEATH CERTIFICATES Beasley, Chester, 61, Wishard Memorial Hospital, liver disease. Beckel, Elizabeth, 77, Karrlngton at Fall Creek, cancer.

Blaydes, Hubert, 69, Methodist Hospital, heart tailure. Bldier. Stewart. 84, 3938 Mann Village Road, leukemia. Brenner, Anna, 67, 4928 LaGora Lane, angiosarcoma.

Brune, Lena, 87, Altenheim Community, pneumonia. Burch. Dorothy, 69, Wishard Memorial Hospital, myocardial Infarction. Caldwell, Bertha, 92. St.

Vincent Hospital, renal tailure. Carter, Leroy, 74, Community Hospital East, coronary artery disease. Chapman, Charlie. 77, Winona Memorial Hospital, cardiac Clifton. Ruth.

79, St. Vincent Hospital, hypertension. Collier, Bernice, St. Francis Hospital, coronary artery disease Condrey. Dorothy.

88, St. Francis Hospital, arteriosclerosis. Couch, Maryln, 50, Community Hospital East adenocarcinoma. Cox. Alberta, 78, Methodist Hospital, cardiopulmonary failure.

Daniel, Sena, 97, St Francis Hospital, atherosclerosis. Edmondson, Mary, 80, ManorCare Hearth Services, heart failure. Faulkner, Roger, 60, Community Hospital South, cardiogenic shock. Fleener. Kenneth, 67, 6204 Belfry Way carcinoma.

Gohmann, Louis. 59. 4407 Linwood Court, carcinoma. Harshey. Sandra, 46, Methodist Hospital, myocardial infarction.

Harvey, Gracia, 94, Forum at the Crossing, pulmonary disease. Heavrln, MarguerW, 80. St Francis Hospital, cancer. Hendnckson. Mary.

75, Community Hospital South, cancer. Jenkins, Kenneth. 49, St Francis Hospital, leukemia Johnson. Marybelle, 80, St. Francis Hospital, coronary artery disease.

Jones. Jo Ann, 66. 1102 S. FranMm Road, myocardial infarction. Jones.

Ralph. 80. Methodist Hospital, cardiac arrest Junker. Mary. 88.

3017 Valley Farms Road, heart failure. Kelly. Hilda, 59. 4937 E. Edgewood carcinoma.

Krofft. Randall. 53, 7433 Meridian Hills Court, cancer. Lin. Samantha.

1 hour Methodist Hospital anencephaly Logan, Gary, 59, Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medical Center, pulmonary embolism. Magnus, Lottie. 95, Wellington Manor Healthcare Center, dehydration. Matekunas. Ida.

82. Community Hospital North, leukemia. McOaniel. Harold. 80, Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medical Center pneumonia.

McGeehan. Helen. 91. American Village, stroke. Media.

Hazel. 82. 3125 Anmston Dnve. cancer. Oatts.

Gregory 28. Winona Memorial Hospital, asthma. Pein, Mary, 77, Hooverwood. pneumonia. Phelps.

Francis. 83. SI. Francs Hospital, myasthenia gravis. Powell.

Alpha. 87, St. Vincent Hospital, sepsis. Rusell. Dorothy.

82, Wiktwood Health Care Center, encephalopathy. Sims, fiosia, 78. Community Hospital East, heart disease. Stewart, Era 89. Community Hospital East, pneumonia.

Sutton. Ruby. 56. Methodist Hospital, thrombosis. Thoman.

Joan, 66. St Francis Hospital, cancer. Thomas, Yvormette. 81. Winona Memorial Hospital, heart disease.

Tyson. Yvonne, 55. Community Hospital East hypertension. Ve'miilion. Betty, 61, Wishard Memorial Hospital, coronary artery disease.

Ward. Herman. 82. Indiana University Hospital, pneumonia. Wells, Clara.

82, Methodist Hospital, renal failure. Williams. Carl. 54. 831 Gray St.

cancer Williamson. Richard. 68. Methodist Hospital, septic shock. Wnghtsman, Gledia.

79. Methodist Hospital, renal failure. kovich, 5344 Graceland Ave. Mark N. Lincoln and Tonya M.

Frost, both of 705 N. Bancroft St. Benjamin Lopez, Kankakee, Tamara Callahan, 8787 N. College Ave. Martin Lopez-Zanchez and Olivia Herrera-Palma, both of 8715 Rue Riveria.

Gary L. Means and Debra Washington, both ot 3453 Cop-perleal Drive Wade R. Melsberger, Carlisle; Leah L. Huebler, 8314 Amaril-k) Drive. Michael R.

Melton and Linda M. Shouse. both of 201 McKim Ave. William W. Morrts Jr.

and Diane K. Flora, both ot 8309 Gl-roud Way. Jerry C. Murphy, 136 Thompson Village Trail; DeAnna 0. Smock.

2150 N. Ritter Ave. James V. Patterson and Sandra L. Fisher, both of 10326 Rouark Lane.

Marvin D. Perslnger Jr. and Karen Fugate. both of 5107 S. Mathews Ave.

Lincoln L. Plowman, 3112 Tlnkersfek) Lane; Christina M. Nye. 2625 N. Meridian St.

George A. Pontones, 2343 Lammermoor Lane; Pamela R. Judson, 5423 Bay Harbor Drive. Jerry S. Priest and Stacey A.

Brawn, both of 5501 Furnas Court. Thomas F. Ralney, Ztonsvllle; Sarah M. Wathen, 5328 Long-woods Drive. Brian Rlggln and Joy R.

Hasklns, both of 133 Rose Lane. Jonathan Jeremy R. Robinson, Ypsilanu. Verona R.0. Hood.

3454 N. Denny St. Paul M. Smith, 7140 Heather Ridge Court. -Peggy S.

Sears, Brownsburg. Edmund M. Taylor and Tabitha R. Foreman, both of 3044 Broadway. John J.

Turner and Heather A. Updike, both ot 7042 Coras-set Court. Tony J. Weaver and Christina M. Kesterson, both of 719 Lord St Scott A.

Wilson and Nancy A. Riggkn, both of 2527 E. 10th St DIVORCE LAWSUITS FILED Adkins, Randy and Katrina M. Adkins Ausbn, James and Connie D. Austin Becker, Michael W.

and Jean E. Montgomery Brannan. Morses, and Ina M. Brannan Callaway. Eddie, and Mary E.

Callaway Campbell. David, and Jerri Campbell Campbell Eugene, and Sylvia M. Campbell Caner, Kevin T. and Monika E. Carter Chains.

Robert and Michele L. Challis Cox, Jerry and Dalynn P. Cox Darroch, George, and Elizabeth Darroch Dawson. Kingsley and Penny A Dawson Day. Dennis and Barbara J.

Day Dickman. Michael L. and Jeanne 6 Dickman Dryer. George and Jill S. Dryer Eaton, Tommy and Angela S.

Eaton Fields, Michael J. and Christina R. Fields Foley. Thomas and HoHy A. Foley Gilmore, Ronald, and Hertistine Gilmore Goodlow.

Johnny and Patricia E. Goodlow Harris. Tracy and Lyda R. Harris Hash. William and Jonissa F.

Hash Hecrmann. Donald A. and Lisa A. Heiermann Hueston. Ray.

and Cherish Hueston Hull. Raymond and Pamela A. Hul Johnson. Tyrone and Vanessa E. Johnson Keith.

Brent A. and Barbara M. Keith Kendnck, Byron and Norma A. Kendnck Landis. Stacy, and Heather Urate Lee, Kenny and Beverly L.

Lee Marshall. John and Wanda F. Marshall McClary. Davy C. and Judith McClary McCoy.

Leslie and Pamela R. Kinnen Mead. Jerry, and Juhe Mead Meek. Ronald P. and Betty M.

Meek Naum. Brett T. and Sheila R. Naum Renton. Russell and Karyl A Rerrton Rukaj, Agron.

and Stacy Rukaj BIRTHS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SOUTH Girt McLEAN, Stephen and Theresa INDIANA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Boy9 HOLFORTY, Jack and Kristin; PETERSEN, Dane, and BROWN. Rhiannon, RAB0ST0. Pablo, and SANCHEZ-RA-B0ST0, Katya. Girls AUSTERMAN, Brian, and LOVE, April; GREENA-WAY, William and Angola; ROBERTS, John and Lisa; SKINNER, Dale, and PARKER, Dawn; SPECK, David, and KRICK, Michelle; VIANI-PERICCHI, Jean-Charles and Carolyn; YOUNG, Joseph and Melissa, METHODIST HOSPITAL Boys BELLAMY, Terrell and Lisa: BRYANT, Denlshea; DUNCAN, Joshua and Mandy; KEHL, Barry and Debra; PEARSON, Lakenya. ST.

VINCENT HOSPITAL Boys MCLAUGHLIN, Brian and Dawn; STORER, Donald Jr. and Raena; WHITCOMB, Tyson and Jennifer. Girl ROLLE. Serena. WISHARD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Boy JOHNSON, Scottl, WOMEN'S HOSPITAL OF INDIANAPOLIS Boys KASSEL, Brian and Andrea; SAUSEN, Peter and Michelle.

Girls HENN, George and Wary Elisabeth; PATE, Douglas and Michele. MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert E. Anderson Jr. and Patricia Goins, both of 7130 Bay View Drive. Kurt R.

Ashbum. 5237 Norwaldo Brenda S. Duke, 6034 Klngsley Drive. Darryl Austin and Mary R. Tubes, both of 960 N.

LaSah St. Darrton E. Barnes and Sherrt D. Simmons-Barnes, both of 3736 Montauck Court Abdelkahm Bouriga and Barbara M. Rogers, both of 7330 Railhead Court James E.

Bowman, 7901 W. River Road; Marcy A. Shell, 7515 E. 34th St Nicholas Chris III, 3601 MacArthur Lane: Victoria E. Cooper, Paragon.

Thomas E. Clark and Janet K. Marsh, both of 9248 Spring Lakes Dnve. Michael D. Cromer and Sayla S.

Thompson, both of 8451 Kousa Dnve. 8nan Crump and Angela D. Reed, both of 9417 Kungs-holm Dnve. Mannlx C. Davis and Tamara R.

Palmer, both of 4680 Ed-wardan Circle ishmael DeGlandon and Heather D. BurketL both of 2527 Shelby St. Thomas D. Dowdell Sr. and Tamika Hampton, both of 4128 Desmond Ave.

Eric M. Dreyfus and Julie 0. Stayton, both of Aurora, III Christopher G. Duffy, 5538 Indianola Morgan N. Cobb, 40 56th St.

Gregg A. Earns and Debra J. Jennings, both of 3466 Win-logs Ave. Dejuan Flowers and Tamika S. Freeman, both of 2131 E.

32nd St Shaun P. Foster and Jessica A. Mills, both of 3666 Willo-wood Dnve. Ramiro Garcia and Lelicla Juarez, both of 2225 Ransdell St John W. Harrell II and Nicola J.

0'SulNvan, both of Marietta, Ga. Brian E. Harrington, 4858 Covered Bridge Road; HoHi N. Bradley. 5245 Telford Court.

Joseph Harris and Jimmie M. Lord, both of 3817 N. Taco-ma Ave. Amell J. Hill and Lorice V.

Rks, both of 11411 E. 10th St Gregory A. Hostetler and Ten B. Leannais, both of 7757 Ivy Dale Drive. Telesford M.

James and Cede Imbomone, both of 5454 Brendonrirjge Court S. Clifton Jones, 3345 N. Chester Ruth R. Halley. 8039 Louisville Way.

Michael S. Kerschner and Charlotte Badanek. both of 6758 Lambert St E. Joseph Kremp III. 5893 N.

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Danny Skldmore admitted taking the equipment from a Far-Southslde business last week, according to county sheriffs Detective Kelly Weldner. "He Just felt the temptation," the detective said. Weldner said he will present evidence from his investigation to the prosecutor's office today. Prosecutors will review the information and decide whether formal charges should be filed. Skldmore most likely will be charged with theft, Weldner said.

The events that led to the investigation took place the morning of March 22. investigators said Skidmore was dispatched on a re-'port of an open door at Papa John's Pizza, 1630 E. Southport Road. A delivery driver had reported the open door. Weldner did not say whether the driver remained in the area long enough to see Skidmore arrive.

Skldmore found the open door but no evidence that anything was taken, investigators said. However, before he closed the door, Skldmore took the computer equipment, according to Weldner. The detective did not explain what evidence led him to suspect Skldmore. Such detail should be contained in the detective's sworn report to prosecutors today. Because formal charges had not been filed by the prosecutor's office Tuesday, Skldmore was not arrest- ed, Weidner said.

However, the re- serve officer was relieved of duty by the Sheriffs Department. He also was ordered to surrender his law enforcement equipment, in cluding his firearm. A copy of the detective's report will be forwarded to the depart- -ment's Internal affairs office, Weldner said. A final decision on Skidmore's status with the Sheriffs '''Department probably will be made after that report is reviewed deputies in the Marlon. County Sheriffs Department receive essentially the same training full-time merit deputies and possess the same powers.

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