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o you think the ad-ig to cover up all the ian arms deal?” most ip. Sixty-nine percentEven more of those questioned in the poll do not believe White House Chief of Staff Donald T. Regan’s denials of knowledge of the sending of money to the Contras. Sixty-government of Nicaragua.The sampling error in the poll was plus or minus 4 percentage points.Three of six suspects in Hill murder released on bond MonBv DAVID PERKY Times-Tribune Staff WriterThree of six suspects charged in the July shooting death of a Whitley County man have been released on bond following preliminary hearing action in Wnitley Circuit Court Monday.Charges against a fourth man were dismissed, and a fifth man was expected to be released on bondTuesdayIn a circuit court preliminary hearing before special Judge Don Ward, bond was reduced from $500,000 to $25,000 property or 10 percent cash against the six, charged in the snooting death of Greg Hill. 27, of Mulberry.Isaac Jackson, 27, Gary Willhite, 29, and Samuel Rose, Jr’, 38, were released on bond Monday. Charges against Timothy Pohlschneider, 28. of Sidney, Ohio were dismissed.Larry D. Harville, 37, of Rockholds, is in Texas awaiting sentencing on federal charges of conspiracy to distribute mariiuana.Charles Wayne Bray, 33, Nevisdale, was expected to released Tuesday.According to’Attorney Jerry evidence will beofbeCommonwealth's Winchester, the submitted to thegrand jury again on Friday. Charges against Pohlschneider were dismissed, according to Winchester, after a state's witness admitted that the Ohio man was not involved in the shooting.Hill’s body was found July 8 along a stripmine’road near the Mulberry Community Church Cemetery, about 12 miles east of Williamsburg. A .38 caliber pistol was found at the scene the following day after the Whitley County Sheriff’s Department was tipped to its discovery. No gun was found at the site the day the body was discovered.Hill had been shot once in the head.Police have declined to name the owner of the handgun found at the scene.Harville and Willhite were charged with ‘‘capital murder bysoliciting and agreeing to pay Isaac Jackson to kill Greg Hill,” according to indictments from the October session of the Whitley County Grand Jury. Jackson is 'charged with capital murder.Bray and Pohlschneider were each charged with ‘‘capital murder by aiding in the planning and committing the offense of capital murder for pay.”Whitley County Circuit Judge Emby McKeehar. had dismissed himself from the case because of his acquaintance with the Jackson family. *Isaac Jackson’s father Howard Jackson is the owner and operator of Jackson Mall in Williamsburg.‘‘My daughter has been a secretary for Howard Jackson and my sons grew up with his son and have spent the night at their house while growing up, McKeehan said regarding his disqualification in the case.Monday’s preliminary hearing was conducted by special Judge Don Ward of Barbourville.
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Corbin Times Tribune
Corbin, Kentucky, US
Tue, Dec 02, 1986
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