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Atbury Park Press. Wed. Oct. 24, 1979 A13 8 Recruiters May Be Court-Martialed; 12 Others Punished State News Digest The Associated Press ordered to forfeit up to $250 a month in salary for two months, he said, adding the base pay for an enlisted person Is about $1,000 month. courts-martial and 12 others have received punishments ranging from verbal reprimands to suspension, said Gillies.

Some of the enlisted recruiters have been District in Newark, covering North Jersey, was launched In March into allegations that documents and educational records had been falsified by the recruiters, said Lt. Cmdr. Dugald Gillies, public affairs officer in Newark. Eight unidentified recruiters face trial by NEWARK (AP) Eight Navy recruiters face possible courts-martial and 12 more have been punished on charges they falsified enlistment records for new recruits. The charges, which were filed by the Navy last week, were released yesterday.

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His shot struck Gordon in the head. An Atlantic County grand jury refused to bring criminal charges against Widder. Black Students Plan Rally NEW BflUNSWICK Black students at Rutgers Unlwrsity sty they will rally Tuesday against what thy call Institutional racism by the rhool's administration. The Black Studeit Congress planned the march as a protest against the university's report on minorits concerns, which was released in August, said Jack Britt, a member of the The report caled (or recruiting more black faculty menters, hiring more counselors and teachers basic skills and for Improving cultural jrogramming for black students. Administrates requested the report last spring after protts about university policies drew hundreds of demonstrators to rallies here and in Pisrataway.

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