Autozone has a service where you can use their tools for free with a security deposit.
What you need is a "pilot bushing" removal tool...they have them.
looks like a gear puller but the claws are pointing outward, slip the tool into the hole of the bushing, tighten the tool to get the claws snug against the bushing and use the slide hammer to get it out.
To get pilot bushings out that you don't need to reuse I simply find the appropriate size tap and run it into the bushing (threading it) until it bottoms out on the back of the crank.....then I proceed carefully until the bushing simply pops out.