Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 9

9 Rutland Daily Herald "Saturday Morning, October 3, 1992 State Judge Will Accept Reprimand For Misleading Jury About TV Leahy Rips OMB Ruling on Funds WASHINGTON Sen. Patrick Leahy, addressed a womens rally outside the Capitol building Friday, attacking a government ruling that cuts more than $200 million from breast cancer research. Leahy expressed anger at a ruling by the Office of Management and Budget that breast cancer research funds could not be included in a defense appropriations bills, even though funds for research on prostate cancer were allowed by the OMB. That decision, the senator said, was an act of cruel, mean sexism, and reasoned that generals are more likely to contract prostate cancer than breast cancer. John H.

Dewey Runs for Congress BURLINGTON John H. Dewey, the great-grand nephew of educator John Dewey, has announced he will run for Congress on the platform of the Natural Law Party. Dewey, 46, was the director of flight training at Florida Institute of Technology. He will be on the Vermont ballot for the U.S. House because the Natural Law Party fulfilled the state's ballot access requirements this summer.

Dewey said he strongly endorses the Natural Law Partys policies on energy conservation and efficiency. Technologies exist now to cut energy consumption by 50 percent. This alone would save taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars and our dependence on foreign oil. The Associntod Pres MONTPELIER A Vermont superior court judge has agreed to be publicly reprimanded for misleading jurors about television coverage of a sexual assault trial. The Judicial Conduct Board has recommended the reprimand for Judge Alden Bryan to the Vermont Supreme Court.

This has been a heartrending case for me, Bryan said Thursday. I felt awfully bad I offended people. Im certainly sorry I offended the jurors. Bryan allowed CBS to set up television equipment in court during last years trial of Todd Streich, 26, of Burlington. St-reich was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman at ward Cashman during the jury selection for another trial: I am dismayed the prosecutor and defense attorney were in collusion about it.

I am dismayed about that this bastion of truth has been violated The 12 jurors in the Streich case signed a written complaint to the Judicial Conduct Board. The jurors also filed complaints with the board about Chittenden County States Attorney William Sorrell, who prosecuted the case, and Burlington lawyer Robert Andres, who defended Streich. The board took no action against them. Bryan and the judicial board agreed that he failed to promote confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary. But the board also found Bryans explanation believable.

The case won national attention because it involved the use of DNA evidence. Bryan told jurors the cameras were part of an experiment to determine courtroom design for the media. According to court documents, Bryan was concerned that telling the jurors the reason for CBSs interest the DNA evidence would give more credence to it. The judge had decided that it was crucial in protecting the defendants right to a fair trial, court documents said. Many jurors felt that the judge had lied to them and were troubled by the message that this incident sends to the public regarding the importance of the truth, the complaint said.

A juror not identified in the court documents told Judge Ed Vermont Digest Ledge Protester Runs for Office The Starks-bqro man who led the protest qgainst removal of rock ledges Vermonts interstates said Friday he will run for lieutenant Dyhan Nirmegh, 39, said spending recent weeks trying to saye the ledges gave him a firsthand view of how government operates. "I think I can do just about as good a job, he said. Nirmegh said he chose the lieu- tenant governors race because the office that really suits me bpst. He said he could spend four months presiding over the Sen-, ate, and then return to his job for ffye remainder of the year. Nirmegh is a logger.

He has worked in the ski industry. Running for lieutenant governor are Republican Barbara Snel-ling, Democrat David Wolk, Randall Johnson of the Natural Law New Alliance party, and Liberty Union candidate Annette Larson. Nirmegh gained notoriety this summer with a daylong occupation of one of the towering granite piles in the median just north of I-89s Waterbury interchange. He continued to fight the states removal of the rocks until officials halted the project. Some ledges will be spared, and pther removal decisions are being reviewed.

UVMs Presidential Search Criticized Some said university trustees were concerned about the appearances that Salmon is a shoo-in. Tom will be the winner of the mtemal search, but the trustees dont want to be open to the charge that they structured the selection process so that Tom was the only choice, said political science professor Garrison Davis, Kelpinski Named to Posts MONTPELIER Vermont Gov. Howard Dean has named Alan Davis of South Strafford to be Deputy Commissioner of Economic Development, replacing Patricia Moulton who was promoted to Commissioner of Economic Development last month. Davis is the founder of Catamount Brewing in White River Junction. Prior to starting the brewery, Davis coordinated the Artists in Residence program for the Vermont Council on the Arts.

He also performs and composes music. Development Secretary Frank McDougall said Davis has extensive administrative experience and knows first-hand the challenges of starting a new business. These are important attributes for this position. Also on Friday, the governor approved of the appointment of Donald Kelpinski to head Vermonts Small Business Development Center, which will be headquartered at Vermont Technical College in Randolph. Kelpinski currently serves as chief operating executive for the U.S.

Postal Service in Vermont. courses. Insiders say UVM doesnt have the time for a year-long search and then another year for a new president to settle in. They feel that UVM cannot remain competitive with other universities while continuing to increase tuition beyond inflation rates. Interim president Thomas Salmon is the only serious internal candidate who has expressed interest in the job.

Salmon is seen as someone who has learned the job and is prepared to carry out needed budget cuts. versity of Vermont, an inside search really negates the possibility of any affirmative action or cultural diversity, said H. Lawrence McCrorey, dean of the College of Allied Sciences. The chance of a person of color being in the pool goes down to near zero. In the spring of 1991, the issue of cultural diversity at UVM caused an uproar when student protestors took over the offices of then-President George Davis.

Student activists demanded that UVM take steps to recruit minority studdhts and faculty in addition to adding more multicultural The Associated Press BURLINGTON A University of Vermont committee is recommending that the search for a new school president be expanded to candidates nationwide. Luther Hackett, chairman of the board of trustees, said limiting the search to internal candidates, as proposed last month, might violate university and federal laws. We need to know about all the implications, Hackett said. There are laws and regulations that apply to searches that we must obviously comply with. The executive committee of the board of trustees made the recommendation Thursday to the full board to expand the search.

Some trustees and faculty members said limiting the search could hamper the Universitys quest for cultural diversity. Given the makeup of the Uni- IAVELLINi Seven oclock Saturday Square Special One Large Plain 17 Square Pizza 5 AH Toppings 1 each Must Call Between (Fresh Italian Bread Abo Available) Belden Road Casella's) 4-9 PM 773-7976 DONT WINTER TODAYI Precast Steps Walks, Custom Railings Concrete Repairs Immediate Delivery Installation The Step Shop (802) 773-1741 Boys Life October 2, 3, 7, 8 8PM Fine Arts Center Castleton State College Free Estimates EYES Lounge Nam A Cover "Plenmifoled But Never Duplicated" Vermont ETV Guts Five Jobs COLCHESTER Vermont Television announced Friday it will lay off five full-time employees, reorganize its staff and make deep cuts in expenses to cope with a decline in income sources. In announcing the layoffs and reorganization, Vermont ETV President Hope Green said the stations goal is to maintain program quality and broadcast hours. Weve had to cut so many things over the past three years that we are really down to fixed costs, she said. This time we could not avoid the very painfiil choice of staff reduction.

But we believe this reorganization, pain- ful though it is, will put Vermont ETV in a good position to respond to. the coming recovery. The five layoffs represent nine percent of the ETV workforce. TONIGHT A modem, romantic sex comedy. A bitingly funny postmodern comedy of manners, which follows the fortunes of a group of urban male yuppies as they attempt to come to terms with life and women.

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