Mr. Buckley was lying along the railroad tracks just south of the Woodson Road crossing, according to state troopers, and didn't try to avoid the train. Trooper Mike Keeney said police were still investigating the incident, and that an autopsy would be performed. He was wanted by Cincinnati police on two counts of robbery and one count of being a felon in possession of a weapon. He had been on the Tristate's most-wanted list, compiled by Crime Stoppers. The series consists of six tournaments held April through August.
Competitors fish for carp and catfish, and can win gift certificates.
Registrations for all tournaments begin one hour before the start. There is a 10-fish per team limit. The greatest total weight wins. Mr. Carroll's lecture is part of Holocaust Awareness Weeks presented by the Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Mr. Carroll's book explores anti-Semitism in the Catholic Church.