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6B THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1993 VERMONT BURLINGTON FIRERESCUE LOG SUNDAY Former head of troopers' union accused of lying to get license 4:28: Assault victim on Intervale Avenue; medical assist, transported to detox. 4:32: Hand laceration on North Street; medical assist, transported. 6:01: Cardiac problems on Ptattsburg Avenue; medical assist, transported. 6:43: Smoke on North Winooski Avenue; trouble with hot water heater. 10:55: Unconscious man on Church Street; intoxicated, medical assist.

11:43: Radio box alarm on comer of Main and Church streets; false alarm. Heights; medical assist, transported. TUESDAY 6:18 a.m.: 69-year-old woman with difficulty breathing on North Prospect Street; medical assist, transported. 6:32: 51 -year-old man passed out on North Union Street; medical assist, transported. 9:18: Chest pains on Northview Drive; medical assist, transported.

1:27 p.m.: Box alarm at Vermont Railway; power surge. mmm iti mm allegedly helped Kennedy get a new license. The newspaper said Vermont investigators began looking into Kennedy's conduct in September 1989, after he was stopped by police in Brattleboro for allegedly driving in an erratic manner. There was evidence of drinking in that case, but the patrolman did not seek a breath test and released Kennedy without any charges, officials said. Windham County State's Attorney Dan M.

Davis said that in December 1989 he ordered Kennedy into court on a careless and negligent driving charge after learning about the internal state police probe. Kennedy had been stopped after driving in the oncoming lane on U.S. 5 in Brattleboro, records indicate. Kennedy denied the reckless driving charge and was later found innocent by a jury. Meanwhile, state police determined Kennedy had a Massachusetts license, according to the internal report cited by the newspaper.

Walton would not comment on what he said was a personnel investigation. I V- 1 I I IVj KV- dercover agent and did not need the license for that purpose, the newspaper said. Kennedy last week pleaded innocent to his second charge of driving while intoxicated. According to court records, Kennedy, 37, was found passed out in his private car in Brattleboro in February. Kennedy went to a Florida alcohol rehabilitation center that specializes in police and could not be reached for comment.

In his first drunken driving arrest, the 15-year police veteran was found slumped over the wheel of his cruiser in a Berlin parking lot. He pleaded no contest to the charge in 1988 and was fined $300. Walton said he suspended Kennedy without pay after the latest drunken driving charge. He said state police are conducting an investigation to determine the proper disciplinary action. Kennedy has stepped down as head of the state police union.

The earlier investigation led police to a Greenfield, bar south of Brattleboro on Interstate 91, which is owned by now-retired Lt. David Baker of the Massachusetts State Police. Baker DAY IN COURT court without prejudice. Judy A. Myers, 43, Colchester charged with two counts of false pretense in South Burlington on March 19; both counts dismissed by state; charged with passing a bad check in Winooski on Feb.

26; dismissed by state; charged with false pretense in South Burlington on March 28; dismissed by state; charged with false pretense in South Burlington on March 28; pleaded guilty; sentenced to six months to two years, all suspended but 120 days, placed on probation. Mark D. Lavigne, 40, Burlington charged with operating without owner's consent in Burlington on Feb. 10; dismissed by state; charged with driving while intoxicated, first offense, in Burlington on Feb. 10; pleaded guilty; sentenced to six months; charged with petty larceny in Burlington on Feb.

10; dismissed by state; charged with attempted escape in Shelburne on Feb. 22; pleaded guilty; sentenced to six months; charged with violation of abuse prevention order in Shelburne on Feb. 22; pleaded guilty; sentenced to six months. Benjamin Rodriguez, 19, Underhill charged with retail theft from Ames in South Burlington on Feb. pleaded innocent.

Irman L. Munson, 19, Winooski charged with possession of stolen property in Essex on Sept. 24; charged with unlawful mischief in Essex on July 30; both counts dismissed by court without An additional bonus of 10 off our regular SALE price during our super storewide Spring SALE. The entire fine collection of solid maple HITCHCOCK hand crafted hand stencilled in the HITCHCOCK tradition! The Associated Press MONTPELIER The former head of the Vermont State Police union, who is facing his second drunken driving charge, allegedly lied to obtain a Massachusetts driving license in 1989, a newspaper has reported. Sgt.

Stephen Kennedy made the license application just weeks before his driver's license was suspended in Vermont for a 1988 drunken driving incident, according to an internal state police investigation reported in the Rutland Herald-Times Argus. Kennedy, who is stationed at the Williston barracks, was promoted by Public Safety Commissioner James Walton to sergeant late last year. But in 1989, Kennedy was the subject of an internal police investigation that he obtained a Massachusetts driver's license under false pretenses. He allegedly listed a Greenfield, bar as his residence and told the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles that he needed a Massachusetts driver's license to work under cover, according to the report cited by the newspaper last week. But Kennedy was not an un- Franklin Circuit Judge Michael Kupersmith March 25-29 Maurice J.

Bechard, 45, St. Albans charged with driving while intoxicated, first offense, in Swanton on Sept. pleaded no contest to amended charge of careless and negligent operation of a motor vehicle; fined $250. Lynda I. Hemingway, 45, St.

Albans charged with false pretense in St. Albans on Dec. 24; pleaded no contest to amended charge of passing a bad check; fined $20. Terry L. Kempton, 19, Swanton charged with accessory to burglary in Fairfield on Jan.

16; pleaded no contest; sentence deferred for three years; charged with petty larceny in Swanton on Nov. 15; pleaded no contest; sentenced to up to 60 days; suspended; placed on probation; restitution of $100. Monique R. Teague, 20, Swanton charged with retail theft in St. Albans on Aug.

17; pleaded innocent; dismissed by state. Clyde C. Tucker, 43, Fairfax charged with attempted simple assault in Fairfax on Dec. 14; pleaded no contest; sentenced to up to 10 days; suspended; placed on probation. Louis A.

Cardinal, 38, Fairfax charged with grand larceny in Georgia on July pleaded innocent; dismissed by court. Adam L. Blaney, 19, Richford charged with unlawful mischief in Rich-ford on Oct. 15; pleaded innocent; dismissed by court. Kelly A.

Froelich, 26, St. Albans charged with unlawful restraint, second degree, in St. Albans on Feb. 20; no plea entered; dismissed by state. Walter D.

Black, 30, Colchester charged with driving while intoxicated in Georgia on Jan. no plea entered; dismissed by state. Stacy M. Peterson. 16, Alburg charged with leaving the scene of an accident in Highgate on Feb.

pleaded no contest; fined $140; restitution of 40 hours of community service. Chittenden Circuit March 25 Tony A. Rhodes, 25, Burlington charged with simple assault in Burlington on Oct. 24, 1990; charged with grand larceny in Burlington on Sept. 14, 1989; charged with three counts of burglary in Burlington on Feb.

24, 1990; charged with burglary in Burlington on Feb. 23, 1 990; charged with two counts of violating conditions of release in Burlington on Oct. 24, 1990; charged with violating conditions of release in Burlington on June 11, 1990; charged with violating conditions of release in Burlington on April 12, 1991; charged with violating conditions of release in Burlington on March 30, 1991; charged with violating conditions of release in Burlington on June 30, 1990; all counts dismissed by LEGAL NOTICES Sale Thru April 10 Spring Special save 35 only $1.49 a game every Saturday. 9 a.m. -5 p.m.

Live it Co bowling Oneco Dropleaf Table Sugg. Retail 73500 Sale 46300 Higganum End Table Sugg. Retail 6 3000 Sale39700 NOTICES 1 LEGAL NOTICES 1 10:02 a.m.: 44-year-old man with chest pains on Church Street; medical assistance, transported. 12:25 p.m.: 86-year-old woman fell on Crescent Road; medical assistance for leg injury, transported. 12:39: Motor vehicle accident with motorcyclist on Beltline; medical assistance, transported.

1:22: Unintentional false fire alarm on South Street. 2:29: 30-year-old man with seizure on South Champlain Street; refused treatment. 7:22: 47-year-old woman with difficulty breathing on Maple Street; medical assistance, transported. 9:27: 74-year-old woman with cardiac problems on Laurel Court; medical assistance, transported. 11:19: 71 -year-old man fell at Green Acres Drive; not needed.

11:34: Audible alarm on Hildred Drive; false. MONDAY 12:56 a.m.: Electrical problems on Austin Drive; reported in good intent, but not needed. 6:55: 62-year-old woman fell at Barley Road; service call. 8:08: Vehicle leaking gas, gas accumulation, on Marble Avenue. 9:57: Difficulty breathing, flu-like symptoms, on Wells Street; medical assist, transported.

12:01 p.m.: 84-year-old woman fell, unknown injuries, on St. Paul Street; medical assist, transported. 3:14: Box alarm on North Union Street; false alarm. 8:08: Woman in labor on Sherman Street; medical assist, transported. 8:44: Chest pain on Howard Street; medical assist.

11:55: Fall with injury at University 9 Tcev The Country Best Ybgurh 1 1 1 St. Paul Street, next to Carbur's Downtown Burlington 658-5430 Because it makes sense. As low as $96,000 Option lo expand Choice of single-family or town home Ideal location on Route 2 between Tafts Corners and Williston Village LEGAL NOTICES 1 LEGAL NOTICES Intersted landowners, local officials and highway users are welcome and will be given the opportunity to express their feelings relative to the location. The testimony will be recorded. This project will impact wetlands and floodplains.

Maps, plans, the environmental studies and other pertinent information developed by the Department, along with written views received as a result of the coordination with other agencies is available at the Department of Transportation at the John O. Morton Building, Hazen Drive, Concord, New Hampshire (or inspection and copying. It is suggested you call Robert T. Barry at (603) 271-2107 in advance for appointment. Written statements and other exhibits may be submitted to the Chairman of the Special Committee, co Robert W.

Greer, Director of Project Development, State of New Hampshire, PO Box 483, Concord, N.H. 03302-0483 up to ten (10) days after the date of the hearing for inclusion in the offical record. This project is tentatively scheduled for advertising for bid in the Fall of 1995, with right of way acquisitions to be undertaken in the Spring-Summer 1995. Any individuals needing assistance or auxiliary Continued Next Column uuiriS iflMEi'fcsjsiiiwiSiwti rj mm fcsVt I communication to sensory impairment other disability, contact Carol A. Administrator, Right of Way, New Hampshire, of P.O.

Box 483, N.H. 03302-0483 access: Relay N.H. Notification the need for must be made than 7 days hearing. Given under our this 12th day ol A.D., 1993. Raymond S.

Robert C. Hayes Earl A. Rinker, A true copy attest: Linda M. Clifford, Notary Public My commission April 5, 1994 March 24, 1993 April 3, 1993 NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING Shelburne Board of Adjustment Notice is hereby a Public Hearing held by the Zoning Board of on Monday, 1993, 7:30 p.m. Shelburne Town to hear the following Continued Next Inn Side Chair Sugg.

Retail 37000 Sale 23300 Hitchcock Bench Sugg. Retail 73500 Sale 46300 Centerbrook Coffee Table Mark C. Clark, 24, Shelburne charged with escape in Burlington on Dec. 1 dismissed by state. Franklin J.

Dunshee, 17, Richmond charged with leaving the scene of an accident in Hinesburg on Nov. pleaded no contest; fined $100. March 26 Gary W. Conger, 40, Essex Junction charged with felony DWI, third offense, in South Burlington on Feb. 25; sentenced to six months; charged with driving while license suspended, first offense, in South Burlington on Feb.

25; sentenced to maximum of a year, minimum of six months; charged with careless and negligent operation of a motor vehicle in South Burlington on Feb. 25; sentenced to 30 days; charged with attempting to elude police officers in South Burlington on Feb. 25; sentenced to 30 days; charged with two counts of violating conditions of release in South Burlington on Feb. 25; sentenced to 30 days on both counts. Kent D.

Eaton, 35, Essex Junction charged with simple assault, domestic, in Jericho on March 20; pleaded no contest; sentence deferred for two years. Brian C. Foy, 17, Burlington charged with retail theft from Ames in Essex on Dec. 18; pleaded no contest; sentenced to 30 days, suspended, placed on probation; charged with retail theft from Grand Union in Burlington on Feb. dismissed by state.

Kevin S. Martell, 25, Burlington charged with misdemeanor retail theft from Ames in South Burlington on Dec. amended to felony retail theft; dismissed by court without prejudice. Gary W. Conger, 40, Essex Junction charged with driving while intoxicated, third offense, in South Burlington on Oct.

pleaded guilty; sentenced to six months; charged with driving while license suspended, first offense, in South Burlington on Oct. pleaded guilty: sentenced to six to 18 months; charged with operating without owner's consent in South Burlington on Oct. pleaded guilty; sentenced to 30 days. Scott Cookingham, 28, St. Albans charged with open container in Burlington on May pleaded guilty; fined $60.

Timothy C. Barton, 35, Burlington charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious conduct with a child in Burlington on Oct. 10; both counts amended to prohibited acts; pleaded guilty; sentenced to a year, suspended, on each count, placed on probation. Mark R. Porter, 33, Burlington charged with driving while intoxicated, third offense, in Burlington on July 30; pleaded guilty; sentenced to one to two years, all suspended but 150 days, placed on probation.

Christopher E. Brown, 32, Burlington charged with violation of abuse prevention order in Burlington on Jan. 1 1 pleaded guilty; sentenced to three to six months, suspended, placed on probation. NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES 231:15 and RSA 230:13, have set a public hearing thereon to be held in the Hanover High School Gymnasium, 41 Lebanon Straat, In Hanover, New Hampshire on Tuesday, April 13, 1993 at 7:00 p.m. Tha Hanovar High School Gymnasium will bs open ona-half ('( hour prior to tha tima of hearing for tha Inspection ol Plana by any Interested persons.

We, the undersigned Special Committee, appointed by Governor and Council on January 27, 1993. hereby give written Notice to said Petitioner and the owners ot land over which said highway may pass, and to all others interested by posting a like copy In at least two (2) public places in the Town of Hanover, New Hampshire and leaving a like copy with both Town Clerk and Tax Collector of the said Town of Hanover, New Hampshire at least (14) days before the said day of hearing. Relocation assistance will be furnished each owner or tenant whose improvements or business will be taken lor this project, prior to negotiations for the property. The assistance shall include a list of other available property or rents In the area. Continued Next Column P.

at Concord, N.H. of January, A.D., Governor and Council on January 27, appointed: Raymond S. Robert C. Earl A. Rinker, Committee to a hearing to whether there is occasion (or the of the highway.

OF HEARING Special Committee in with RSA Ntl Column prejudice. James Lepisto, 22, Brattleboro charged with petty larceny in Burlington on July 15; pleaded guilty; fined $100. Gerald L. Gonyea, 19, Burlington charged with disorderly conduct in Burlington on March 24; pleaded no contest; fined $100. Angela M.

Morrill, 33, Colchester charged with felony welfare fraud in Berlin on July pleaded guilty to amended charge of misdemeanor welfare fraud; sentenced to a year, suspended, placed on probation. Tony A. Rhodes, 25, Burlington charged with violation of conditions of release in Burlington on June 30; dismissed by court without prejudice. Robert 0. Lafountain, 26, Williston charged with driving while intoxicated, first offense, in Burlington on Dec.

24; pleaded no contest; fined $200. Tony A. Rhodes, 25, Burlington charged with retail theft from Pompanoo-suc Mills in Burlington on March 16, 1990; dismissed by court without prejudice. Michael Kirby, 32, South Burlington charged with delivery of hashish in Colchester on Oct. 1 dismissed by state; charged with two counts of delivery of cocaine in Colchester on Oct.

16; pleaded no contest to both counts; fined $335, sentenced to maximum three years, minimum one year, all suspended but 30 days, placed on probation on both counts. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL or national origin in consideration for an award. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, to waive any formality and any and all technicalities in bids and to accept such bid as may be deemed in the best interest of the awarding agency. Montpelier, Vermont March 27, 1993 April 3, 1993 new Westerly Street approaches 10-A Street). Therefore, with RSA 230:13, Leary, of the Department Sugg.

Retail 62500 Sale 39300 Award Winning DEFORCE HQS, Fine Furniture Store 655-3730 Hours: 9-5, Sat. 76 HEGEMAN AVE. FORT ETHAN ALLEN COLCHESTER, VT bridge over the Connecticut River and reconstruction of the Tuck Drive. Drive, West and School Street to N.H. Route (West Wheelock in accordance 231:15 and RSA I Charles P.

Commissioner New Hampshire of Transportation, propose that such alteration be made to N.H. Route 1 0-A in the Town of Hanover. aids due or should Murray, Bureau of State of Department Transportation, Concord TDD 1-800-735-2964. of assistance no later before the hands March, Burton III Expires Signed: Charles Leary, Jr. Commissioner 1 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL 1.

Request of Gilbert and Barbara Church for a conditional use permit under Section 1420.2 additions to non-complying structures, (or the purpose of adding an addition to their single family home at 2 Beach Road. A Variance is also requested under Section 330.2 in order to permit the addition to be within the required 75 foot (rant yard setback. Property is located in the Agricultural I District. Reasonable accommodations may be provided upon request to ensure that the Hearing is accessible to all individuals regardless ol disability. The above application may be reviewed in the Zoning Office between the hours of 7:30 a.m.

and 4:00 p.m. Jean Clark Assistant Zoning Administrator April 3, 1993 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS VERGENNES UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Vergennes Union Elementary School 44 requests proposals to study the adequacy of the existing elementary school lor housing current and future educational programs Continued Next Column and utilization, buiding needed. description the Office AN WD, Vergennes telephone Letter submitted 4:00 P.M., 1993. A site (or 1993. Proposals not later Friday, Submit and Business Addison 185 Vergennes right to any informalities errors, school to accept that it serve school.

process the April 1, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS VERGENNES UNION HIGH SCHOOL Vergennes Union High School 5 requests proposals for building renovations. A written project description is available at the Office of the Superintendent of Schools. AN WD, 185 Main Street. Vergennes VT 05491 telephone 877-3332. Letter of interest to be submitted not later than 4:00 P.M., Friday, April 9, 1993.

A site visit is scheduled for Monday, April 19. 1993. Proposals to be submitted not later than 4:00 P.M. Friday, May 7, 1993. Submit letter of interest and proposals to: Michael Doran Business Administrator Addison Northwest District 165 Main Street Vergennes, VT 05491 Vergennes Union High School reserves the right to accept or reject any proposals, to waive Informalities and technical errors, and to request additional proposals.

The school reserves the right to accept any proposal that it deems will best serve the interest of the school. April 1,2, 3,1993 lier, VT and may be seen at the office of J.E. Wood. District Transportation Administrator 5, Colchester, Vermont. Minimum wage rates predetermined by the Secretary of Labor for the Project are set out in the advertised specifications and bid proposals, and such rates are part of the Contract covering the Project in accordance with Section 115 of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956.

This contract is subject to the Work Hours Act of 1962, PL 87-581, an implementing regulations. Contractors must perform this work under the (air Labor Standards Act (Federal Wage-Hour Law) as well as all other applicable labor laws. Mmimun labor and truck rates have been predetermined by the State Transportation Board and are set out in the Bid Proposal. Contractors bidding on this project must be qualified in accordance with Agency Regulations. The Vermont Agency ot Transportation hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively insure that In any contract entered Into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business enterprises will be a(-fordrd full opportunity to submit bids in response to this Invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, Continued Next Column prepare recommendations regarding space including preliminary cost estimates lor modifications as A written project is available at of the Superintendent of Schools, 185 Main Street, VT 05491, 877-3332.

of interest to be not later than Friday, April 9, visit is scheduled Monday, April 19, to be submitted than 4:00 P.M. May 7, 1993. letter of interest proposals to: Michael Doran Administrator Northwest District Main Street Vergennes, VT 05491 Union Elementary School reserves the accept or reject proposals, to waive and technical and to request additional proposals. The reserves the right any proposal deems will best the interest of the All costs associated with the proposal will be borne by consultant. 2, 3, 1993 LEGAL NOTICES AGENCY OF TRANSPORTATION MONTPELIER INVITATION FOR BIOS Sealed bids, on forms fur nished by the State, will be received until 11:00 a.m.

prevailing time on Friday. April 9. 1993, at 133 State Street, Room 336, Montpelier, VT (or the construction of the project hereinafter described. The time of re- ceivina and opening bids may be postponed due to emergencies or uniore seen conditions. LOCATION: Jericho BRZ 1443(10); In the town of Jericho on TH 13, beginning approximately 0 50 mile east of tne junc Hon with VT 15 and ex tending easterly 0.085 mile.

CONSTRUCTION BEING: Construct a new rolled beam bridge and related channel work. Plans and Bid Proposals may be seen and obtained at the Agency of Transportation, Montpe-Continued Next Column NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Petition To his Excelllency. the Governor, and the Honorable Council: In accordance with RSA 231:15 and RSA 230:13, 1, Charles P. O'Leary, Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Transportation, propose an alteration be made to N.H. Route 10-A in the Town of Hanover at the location given below: Hanover, NH- Norwich, VT BRM-5203(4), 10029-A: Beginning at a point in the existing travelled way of N.H.

Route 10-A (West Wheelock Street) at the intersection with Main Street; then running westerly a distance of about 0 6 of a mile to the New Hampshire-Vermont state line. The layout to Include a Continued Next Column Dated this 14th day 1993 The assembled 1993 Honorable Burton Honorable Haves Honorable III A special conduct determine the laying out NOTICE The accordance Continued Zoning given of to be Shelburne Adjustment April 19, at the Offices request: Column.