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\ First AU Women Police Class Slated

n»«* Herald And Tl»e l.aniern

Thursday^ September 20. ia?ft

(kivernor Brendan Byrne recently announced the intention of the New Jersey State Police to'■recruit, select and train an all female class in a demon stratmn effort to increase the number of female State

the Division entered into a will be, in effect, a consent decree with the. demonstration project, ,a CWil Bights Division of the learning experiencMor us

and will provide

trooper*

"Tnis

initiative by the

State Itolice reflects an Mggres#e and innovative approach designed to help break down long standing barriers to entry into the organization," the

Governorsaid

"It does not mean a lowering of the high standards lonfradhered to by the State Police. The women selected for this 1 special class will have to Undergo the same rigorous training as men have On graduation, the female tfloper will be fully irv tergrated into the ranks of the State Police," Byrne

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Attorney General John J Deg nan noted that the special class "will be a one time infusion of women into the State Police in the hope that, by proving them selves in the training program. they can demonstrate the ultimate acceptability of women as troopers ' We will be working with women's groups during the course of. the recruiting probes* both to insure the integrity of the selection and training and to make ret tain the women get the same chahce to succeed as men have had." . the Attorney (Jerteralsaid Colonel Clinton L Pagano. Superintendent of State Poljcc. noted that it lias been four years since

United Stated Department of Justice under which the Stall I’"'ice wai to seak to improve its female and minority representation "Despite our continuing

aggressive efforts, we havei

failed to recruit and train sufficient female applicants." Pagano said "We are proud that our training is physically tough." the Superintendent said "But it* may be that because of the total male atmosphere and influence at the-sAcademy, our training may also*'be

a If

opportunity for the State Police to evaluate and develop new training techniques for female

applicants

"We are going to learn

how to train women and they are going to learn to be troopers," Pagano said.

Deg nan noted that the

idea for the all female cabs originated with the State Police without any external pressure He said the Department of Justice did

not object to the idea. There are now only two.

psychologically tough on wqmen troopers in the women State Police out of a total of -Mb-- the Attorney 1.943 sworn personnel. One General stated, this class graduated from the

Academy before the

__ Consertt Decree, the other

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CAPE MAY - Dance A Thon. sponsored by the Cape May County Jayceeettes will be held on October 21 afthe Two Mile Inn from 9a.m, -9p.m Fun for everyone, door prizes and plenty of dance; A $100 gift certificate from Seashore Sereo will be awarded to the person who bring! in the most pledge

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Porceeds will go to .Brudette Tomlin Hospital’s new Pediatric Ward. * For free registration call B8fi 28I2. 886 0441 or contact . your local school office.

class is expected to begin February 13, 1980 with graduation scheduled for June 27. Initial written exams are scheduled to be given October 13. 1979 at three locations in the State. Announcements will be sent to the neWs media next week giving details concerning the time and

location of the exams.

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