Three of the top five picks were high school seniors. The Indiana Pacers traded for Jamaal Tinsley and drafted Jamison Brewer with their 41st pick. June 28 - Gov. Frank O'Bannon ordered a temporary halt to spending from the Build Indiana Fund following an Indianapolis Star investigation that showed millions of dollars being spent in violation of the law. Lawmakers also called for a review of distribution of money from the fund. June 28 - A federal appeals court struck down an order to break up Microsoft Corp., but ruled the company did violate antitrust law.
Further hearings are to be held to determine a remedy.
June 29 - The conviction and sentence of Walter Dye was set aside by a Marion County judge. He was convicted of the 1996 murder of three children to get back at his estranged wife, and was sent to Indiana's death row. June 30 - Kim A. Gandy of Washington D.C., was elected president of the National Organization for Women. June 30 - Vice President Dick Cheney had a pacemaker implanted to guard against bouts of dangerously rapid heartbeats. This file was created by librarians at The Indianapolis Star based on published articles.