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Local-State Daily Reporter Hancock County, Indiana 3A Wednesday, June 4, 2003 BRIEFING OBITUARIES Egyptian men still on watch lists after being cleared by FBI None of the eight men, all from Evansville, William D. Craft William D. "Bill" Craft, 74, of Indianapolis, formerly of New Castle, died June 2, 2003, at the Indiana Heart Hospital in Indianapolis. Born July 18, 1928, in Knightstown, he was the son of Julius and Lula Isabel (Solomon) Craft. He had been employed with Daimler-Chrysler Corp.

in Indianapolis and New Castle for 22 years, retiring" in 1990. He had also owned and operated a gas station in Kennard in the 1960s and was a mechanic at Goodwin Brothers Dodge in New Castle. He was a U.S. Marine Corp. veteran of the Korean War and enjoyed camping.

Survivors include his sons Tony Craft of Yucca Valley, Calif, and Jeffrey Craft of Indianapolis; daughter Ginger Clifford of Shelbyville; brothers Bob Craft and Ronnie Craft, both of New Castle, and Gene Craft of Greenfield; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. 1 He was preceded in death by his brother Jackie Crdft in 1978.. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Friday at Main and Frame Funeral Home in New Castle. 7, Burial will follow at Shiloh Cemetery south of Dunreith with military graveside rites conducted by the New Castle American Legion Post and New Castle VFW Post.

1 Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Joseph A. Cruzan Joseph A. Cruzan, 80, of Fortville died June 3, 2003.

Born March 17, 1923, in Cicero, he was the son of William L. and Josie (Irwin) Cruzan. He had been employed in the shipping department of Firestone Tire Co. in Noblesville, retiring after 30 years of service. He was a member of VFW Post 6904 in Fortville andjrtiejrtville American Legion Post.

He servedin Associated Press Evansville Eight Egyptian men who were detained after the Sept. 1 1 terrorist attacks still appear on government watch lists even though the -FBI promised to have their names removed. 1 None of the eight men were charged, and the FBI has said they are innocent. Their names remain in databases such as a national criminal index and a "no-fly" list that triggers detention whenever someonejwho is listed, tries to board a plane; An FBI agent said the change will be made soon, but the process is complicated because several agen-. cies share databases.

"It's not just like flipping a switch," said Doug Garrison, who volunteered to solve the problem. The eight, all from Evansville, were detained as material witnesses after the FBI received information that the men might be involved in a ter- attorneys wer given about why they were detained. One of the men, Tarek Albasti, said he has been repeatedly stopped at airports, including a five-hour delay in New York. Another detainee was denied federally subsidized housing, and a third met with problems when USPS22 Keportcr vd 96, no. 33 The Daily Reporter, 22 W.

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SUMMER SPECIAL Decks Fences Mini Barns Patio Rooms Call Today Receive 1 0 OFF Our Guaranteed Lowest Pricesl Scott Boling Cell 442-0533 Home 467-4091 License, Bonded Insured Free Estimates were charged. applying for permanent U.S. Both times, the FBI intervened. Special Agent Thomas V. Fuentes, who heads the FBI in Indiana, apologized publicly to the men on April 23 and promised to have their records "We're glad with what we got," Albasti told the Evansville Courier Press for an article today.

"We got our dignity back, and it cleared our reputation with certain people. "But it's kind of like too late," he said. "It's kind of like you can't do anything about it anymore." Garrison said removing their. n9moc romnlintpH hpranse fata- oases at the 1151, the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration are linked for entering names, but the same link does not exist for removing them. "I've spent some not insignificant time doing that," Garrison said.

"We're almost at the end of the process." "For tje weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God" NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 462-3732 BOOK RACK Used Book Sale EVERYDAY BUY -SELL -TRADE Will Buy Audio Books Located at 858 S. State St. (8 Blocks South of Courthouse) 468-1960 TEe "Bread siinr i (js Coffeehouse 1 Block S. of 40 in the Center Street Shops Tues-Sat 7am-3pm, Thur Fri Until 5pm Scones, Cinnamon Rolls, Coffee Cakes Fresh Breads (imim-iMiimjimjSb Lattes Cappuccinos Espresso Iced Coffees E. I Survivors include his wife Joan (Getha) Cruzan; daughters Leslie Noakes and Karla Lockhart; brother Charles Cruzan; sister Mildred McBride; and one grandchild.

There will be no services and no calling. A.R.N. Cremation Services in Indianapolis is in charge of arrangements. Albert G. Kinnaman Albert Gough Kinnaman, 94, of New Castle, formerly of North Vernon, died June 3, 2003, at The Waters of New Castle.

Survivors include his sons Russell Kinnaman of New Castle and Leon Kinnaman of Knightstown; daughters Betty Hill of New Castle and Ruth. Pilarski of North Vernon; 15 grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Bernice Kinnaman, in 1970; second'wife Johnque Kinnaman in 1986; three brothers; and three sisters. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Condo 8c Son Funeral Home in Wilkinson with the Rev.

Steve Brackney officiating. Burial will follow at Glen Cove Cemetery in Knightstown. Friends may call from 5-8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of the donor's choice.

Woodrow W. Lunsford Woodrow Wilson "Woody" Lunsford, 84, of Indianapolis died June 3, 2003, at Lawrence Manor Nursing Home. 0 Survivors include his wife, Wiltna "Gerry" (Raney) Lunsford; daughter Barbara Kauchalcof Nineveh; two grandchildren, including Carol Roland of Greenfield; one great-grandchild; and one niece. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Flanner Buchanan Funeral Center at Washington Park North in Indianapolis.

Entombment will follow at Washington Park North Cemetery in Indianapolis friends may call from 4-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Raymond O'Bannon Raymond O'Bannon, 93, of Shelbyville died June 3, 2003. Survivors include his wife, Martha Leota O'Bannon; daughters Phyllis Weaver of Shelbyville and Darlene Mount of Summerville, S.C.; seven grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; and One great-great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Jessie O'Bannon; nine brothers; wo sisters; and one grandchild.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Murphy-Parks Funeral Service in Shelbyville with the Rev. David Humphrey officiating. Burial will follow at Forest Hill Cemetery in Shelbyville. Friends may call from 4-8 p.m.

Thursday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Shelby County, 110 S. Harrison Shelbyville, Ind. 46176. Wilmer R.

Tompkins Wilmer R. Tompkins, 78, ofj'Fort Wayne, formerly of Cohnersville, died June 3, 2003, at Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne. Survivors include his brother Thomas Li Tompkins of Greenfield; sister Marilyn Leny of Shirley; six nieces; one nephew; five cousins; and several great-nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his brother Earl Lemoine Tompkins. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m.

Friday at Union Cemetery in Fayette County. Burial will follow. Friends may call from 4-8 p.m. Thursday at Miller, Moster, Robbins Funeral Home in Connersville. Leonard Pressley Leonard Pressley, 74, of Greenfield died June 3, 2003, at Brandywine Nursing Home.

Arrangements are pending Erlewein Mortuary, Greenfield Chapel. More Indiana drivers using seat belts Government calendar Today 7 p.m. Cumberland Town Council, Municipal Building. 7 p.m. Hancock County Council, public hearing to establish Local Option Highway User Tax and wheel tax for Hancock County, conference room at 110 S.

State St. former Greenfield City Hall). Thursday 7:30 a.m. Hancock County Drainage County Courthouse. 4 p.m.

Greenfield Historic Board of Review. Hospital Monday dismissals JoAnna Pike and infant, New Palestine Tuesday admissions Crissie Boothroyd, Greenfield Tuesday births Crissie Boothroyd, Greenfield, boy Lottery Winning numbers selected Tuesday in the lottery: Daily Three-Midday 8-8-5 Daily Three-Evening 1 -2-0 -Daily Four-Midday 0-5-8-1 Daily Four-Evening 0-0-3-6 Lucky 5-Midday 10-11-31-32-35 Lucky 5-Evening 10-13-1 7-1 9-27 Grains Ag One Emporia Current corn, 2.42; new corn, 2.16; cur- i.25; July wheat. 2.8a Indiana Grain Beech Grove Current corn, 2.46; new corn, 2.20; current soybeans, 6.11; new soybeans, 5.28; current wheat, 3.04; July wheat, 3.04. Morrtstown Current-corn, 2.49; new corn, 2.21; Central Soya direct current soybeans, 6.16; Central Soya direct new soybeans, 5.33'; July wheat, 2.96. Rushville Current corn, 2.49; new corn, 2.21;.

Central Soya direct current soybeans, 6.16; Central Soya direct, new soy-; beans, 5.33; July wheat, 2.91. "Prices quoted for Morristown and Rushville soybeans are for beans delivered directly to Central Soya in Morristown Grain's name. The price is one cent higher than Central Soya's price and higher than that paid for beans delivered to Morristown or Rushville. Livestock Eastern Combelt Lean Value Direct Hogs report for Tuesday: Trend: Barrows and gilts were 2.00 higher compared with previous day's close. Base-market carcass basis plant-delivered: 0.9 to 1.1 square inches of back fat, average $60.79.

Net prices, including premiums: 0.9-1.0, 1.0-1.1, 1.1-1.2, Daily movement estimate: 12,240. Cattle Indianapolis Livestock Market prices at close on June 3, 2003: Prime and choice steers, 1250-1425, steady at $80-83; Choice and select steers, 1200-1400, steady at $78-79; Select 1050-1350, steady at $74-77; Prime and choice heifers, 1100-1350, steady at $79-81 Choice and select heifers, 1000-1400, steady at $77-79; Select heifers, 900-1100, steady at $71-76; Prime and choice holstein steers, 1 250-1 650 steady at $69-76; Choice and select holstein steers, 1.100-1400 steady at $62-69; Canner and cutter cows, steady at $35-45; Utility and commercial cows, steady at $42-49 High dressing cows, steady at $52-57; Butcher bulls, 1250-2000, steady at $50-57; High dressing bulls, steady at $59. State Officials: Woman stood on coaster before fatal fall Associated Press Santa Claus Witnesses saw a woman "virtually standing up" while riding a roller coaster at Holiday World amusement park moments before she fell to her death, investigators said Tuesday. Authorities had already said they believed the death of Tamar Fellner of New York City was an accident, and the Spencer County coroner's office officially ruled the death aft accident Tuesday. Fellner, 32, was among a group of roller coaster enthusiasts at Holiday World Saturday night when she fell from The Raven.

Park officials said Fellner fell from the ride while it was in the midst of a 69-foot drop. Fellner was seated in the last row of the six-car train on the wooden roller coaster, and. a preliminary investigation showed her seat belt and lap bar were buckled and locked when she started the ride. Witnesses told investigators that her seat belt was unbuckled when the car returned to the station, said a statement issued by Spencer County Prosecutor Ion Dartt. Witnesses also said that just before the accident a person matching Fellner's description "was seen in the last car of the roller coaster virtually standing up while the ride was in progress," the statement said.

Indianapolis Archdiocese to consolidate churches Associated Press Indianapolis The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis said it is cutting 26 jobs and ihay consolidate churches and schools to reduce a $1.8 million deticit. "We're suffering like everyone else is from the economy," archdiocese "spokesman Greg Otolski said Tuesday. "Cutting jobs was a last resort." CLASSIFIEDS 467-6000 YOU WOULDN'T TRUST JUST ANYONE TO DRIVE YOUR CAR, v. SO WHY TRUST JUST ANY COMPANY TO INSURE IT? Don't trust just nyhrif' in. insure vour car, sec me: Chris Rohr, Agent 1 787 Slate Slrcci Orccnfiold.

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Across Indiana, police officers issued fewer tickets during this FOR THE RECORD Arrests The following people were recently arrested and booked Into the Hancock County Tuesday Robin Haynes, 35; 500 block of North State Street, arrested by Hancock County Sheriff's Department on an outstanding warrant, released on $200 cash bond. Rohelle Madden, 40, Indianapolis, arrested by sheriff's department on a charge of probation violation, held this Darlene Ball, 39, 10500 block of East U.S. 40, Charlottesville, arrested by Greenfield police on charges of possession of marijuana and public intoxication, held this morning. Harold Carter, 43, London, arrested by sheriff's department on an outstanding warrant for failure to pay child support, held this morning. Richard Clark, 30, 100 block of East Main Street, New Palestine, arrested by sheriff's department on an outstanding warrant for probation violation, held this morning.

Ashley T. Moore, 20, Indianapolis, arrested by Greenfield police on charge of illegal consumption of alcohol, released on recognizance. Today Jack C. Schwab, 43, Knightstown, arrested by Greenfield police on charge of driving under the influflnnR. held this morning.

James A. Hanson, 25, 4000 block of West Potomac Drive, arrested by Greenfield police on charge of possession of marijuana, held this morning. Keith A. Moore, 22, Indianapolis, arrested by sheriff's department on' charge of public intoxication and posses- 2nd Package for Only second package apply to the same account) sion of marijuana, held this morning. Lee A.

Elliott, 21, Westfield, arrested by Indiana State Police on a charge of driving under the influence, held this morning. Glenn Gilbert, 37, 1000 block of Briar Court, New Palestine, arrested by sheriff's department on charge of driving with a suspended license and fleeing law enforcement, held this morning. Incidents Tuesday 1:09 p.m. 10500 block of East Broadway Street: Domestic disturbance. p.m.

300 block of South Carthage Road: Theft. 8:38 p.m. 100. block of Ellis Drive: Domestic disturbance. Today 2 a.m.

6000 block of West CR 100S: Police pursuit. Ended with arrest of reckless driver. Rescue Tuesday 11:20 a.m. 200 block of South Washington Street, Morristown: Fountaintown rescue. 1 3:05 p.m.

300 block of West New Road: Greenfield rescue. 5:28 p.m. 300 block of West Green Meadows Drive: Greenfield rescue. 9:18 p.m. 700 block of West Park Avenue: Greenfield rescue.

Accident Tuesday 7:57 p.m. Ind. '9 and New Road: Briana Yater, 16, 2000 block of North East Bay Drive, and Janice Rutledge, 40, 900 block of Ariel Way. Rutledge taken to Hancock Memorial Hospital where she was treated for minor injuries and later released. Get A (First w.

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