Barrios and Five Officers Quit South Tucson Police
South Tucson police chief Frank V. Barrios resigned at the request of most of the town council. He and five officers including Sgt. Fernando Romero and Lt. David Monteil handed in their resignations, with Barrios hoping to join Sheriff Burr as a deputy. The move, described as for administration purposes, followed a Sunday meeting with Police Commissioner Anthony J. Gallo who had council support.
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Children's Arts Classes Start at The Workshop Center
The Workshop Center for the Arts at 1402 N. Alvernon Way opens registrations for a six week summer program. The program runs Monday to Friday from 9 to 12, offering instruction in art dance drama and music.
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Navy Eyed 11000 Boost by Prolonging Enlistments
The Navy, strained by Viet Nam demands, seeks to add about 11,000 personnel by extending enlistments and active duty tours for skilled officers and sailors for six months. Pentagon officials declined to comment. The move aims to raise total manpower to 674,115, filling Pacific fleet shortages and keeping 7th and 1st Fleet operations fully staffed.
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