European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 12, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday june 12, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 9 larger roles for servicewomen urged by William j. Bartman inn Bureau Washington concerns that a dwindling youth population will Hurt the military s ability 10 find Quality recruits have Ltd a Pentagon advisory Council 10 cautiously encourage broader utilization or women in each of the  defense department officials said they interpreted the carefully worded recommendation by the defense advis Ory committee on women in the serv ices As a suggestion to place women in More military positions including perhaps combat positions As the Pool of available Young people declines. In a period of projected diminishing manpower shortages and with troop Lim its imposed by Congress the civilian panel said the Quality of our military services must not suffer and the Best people must be recruited in View of the increased technical requirements of the  the panel said the defense depart ment should Noi accept less qualified men to meet manpower requirements in an Era of Adverse demographics but Rath it explore systematically the broader utilization of women in each of the serv  the committee s recommendation resulted from a briefing in May by Steve Syllman the Pentagon s director for accession policy. Sellman said he told the committee that while the Quality of Mili Lary personnel will surely drop As there Are fewer youths to choose from it should still remain Well within the limits established by the services. The re cruising chief said he did t Sec any reason for alarm on the manpower Issue. Sellman said tha while the declining youth population would make recruiting harder it should not create a crisis As Long As Congress appropriates enough Money for increased recruiting Advertis ing. He added thai a weak labor Market has so far been mitigating against inc lower manpower Levels by forcing some youths who can t readily find employ ment to join the service. A spokeswoman for the advisory panel declined to define the committee s Man Power recommendation saying it Al ready is As Clear bins All with he come . Army element Allied forces Central Europe and sol. Raymond c. Cullen or. With the 11th area finance support Center were All found guilty of Possession and distribution of cocaine. All four As part of their sentences were reduced in rank to Al Dishon Orab by discharged and ordered to forfeit All pay and allowances. Bass was found guilty on Sis counts of Possession and distribution of cocaine and was sentenced March 25 to eight years and fined $5,000. Bass sentence also stated that if the Fine were not paid she would serve iw2 inon1 years confine ment. Hamilton was found guilty on seven counts of Possession and distribution of the drug und was shiite need maj i h 10 a Arsand fined s5.000. Co bins was found guilty of three counts of Possession and distribution of cocaine and sentenced june 2 to five Jears Cullen was found guilty of seven counts of Possession and distribution of cocaine and sentenced March 25 to three years and fined $200 a month for three Jears. A the soldiers involved in the two drug busts know each other an j were sell ing the drugs to the same customers. Fur Row said