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LScollegium of ?ourt, which gh treason in sssaid. y report gave lev's alleged id did not say ixecution oc-ition showed )f selfish ends astile attitude d maintained nth U.S. in-had been in uise of U.S.mes, quoting eportea from lis year that ;n executed 1 disclosed bys fired by the ;ptember 1985 veillance. He n the United ecrets to theoviet Union in ven political his life was in as being per-y forces.•st CIA agent d to the SovietnthdentFF WRITERurel County onday in his toad — has nt by Laurel awling.1. of Route 3, last seen rom carbon-after his car . about eight i. accordingnearby farm t 10 p.m.. henot been d apparently on the car's dio — its und in his ut of gas and . the coronerPhoto byMurder suspects escorted back to jail after hearingCharles Wayne Bray, left, Larry D. Harville and Isaac Jackson along with Timothy Pohlschneider and Sam Rose, in thePhoto by Drew TarterCharles Wayne Bray, left, Larry D. Harville and Isaac Jackson are escorted to the Whitley County Jail by Roger Garrett and Troy Sharp, following arraignment on murder charges in Whitley District Court, Tuesday. District Court Judge C.B. Upton placed each man under $500,000 cash bond. The three are chargedalong with Timothy Pohlschneider and Sam Rose, in the July murder of Gregory Hill, 27, of Mulberry. Warrants were issued in the investigation Monday. Rose and Pohlschneider were arrested during the day Tuesday and both were to face arraignment on the charges Wednesday morning.Two more arrests made in Hill murderBy DAVID PERRY Tiines-Tribuni* Staff WriterBonds were set on three Whitley County men and two more persons were arrested Tuesday in con-of Hill. Charles Wayne Bray, 33, Larry D Harville. 37 and Isaac Jackson. 27 each entered not guilty pleas Tuesday morning inthe charges be!arraignment on the charg Whitley District Judge C.B. Uptonforenection with state police and local igideath of Greg Hill, 27, of Mulberryinvestigations into tlie July shootingA $500,000 fully secured cash bond was set for each of three men charged Monday with capital murder and conspiracy in the deathNo preliminary hearing date has been set for the case, until Harville can get an attorney, Bray was assigned public defender Gary Hudson and Jackson was represented at the 10 a.m. arraignment by Williamsburg attorney Bill Rose Rose termed the bond amount absolutely ridiculous.Also arrested before the end of the day were Timothy Pohlschneider. 28. of Sidney. Ohio and Samuel W Rose, Jr . 38, of Nevisdale Pohlschneider was picked up at 3 a m Tuesday at his residence by Ohio authorities Extraditionproceedings continued during theday and he was brought to the Whitley County Jail around 10:50p.m.Rose was picked up at his residence in Whitley County around 11 a.m. by Kentucky State Police detective Colan Harrell and Whitley County .Sheriff's deputy Jim Brimm.Hill s body was found July 8. lying on a strip mine road near the Mulberry Community Church Cemetery about 14 nii. east o! Williamsburg He had been shot once in the head(Continued To Page 2aiming and Zoning Commission actsInside...nit apartment council in its sion received ), Housing and it favorablyadditional information is needed will be returned to the applicant with notations on what is additionally needed before action can be taken on the request.or questions by newly appointed members.In lieu of no building inspector, the commission will meet when needed. Applications need to be acted ont »S it n • i i • i • I * •st ruction in Highland Park.Tbe items reviewed were submitted earlier in the year and several were already in place, according to members©imps uJribun?
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Corbin Times Tribune
Corbin, Kentucky, US
Wed, Oct 22, 1986
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