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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
5
Tulsa AP reports no suspects in the Good Body health food store robbery though manager Alan Spooner suspects a troubled love life. An inventory shows 12 cans of ginseng tea, several quarts of unsweetened papaya juice, vitamin C bottles, one container of cashew fulter and a small cash amount. He notes the ginseng may be an aphrodisiac.
In Bern the Swiss federal mint will produce two million copper one centime coins this year, total face value 20 000 francs or 8 000 dollars. It costs 26 600 dollars to mint them. An official said citizens rarely use the tiny coin as prices are rounded to five or ten centimes.
In Ohio Put-In-Bay officials say they will ship five pounds of flat skipping stones to Mackinac Island in an effort to attract Mackinac tourists. Chamber of Commerce secretary Kendra Larcey notes Put-In-Bay has stones but fewer visitors and hopes Mackinac will respond with tourists.
Massachusetts seeks cosmopolitan appeal by courting Arab oil money and presenting a film at a Boston reception. Governor Dukakis unveiled a business brochure update while a bagel scene sparked ecumenical remarks, but Arab guests skipped the bagels at the 1500 guest event.
Bill Leppien, an advertising salesman from Madison, turns into Uncle Sam on weekends and holidays. Wearing a red white and blue suit and top hat, he makes up to 80 parade appearances yearly, shaking hands, handing out flags, and embodying a patriotic figure for crowds nationwide.
Sacramento AP reports the California State Assembly unanimously approved a resolution to redefine livestock to include honey bees. The measure cites that fruit and nut crops, forage crops, and vegetables rely on bees for pollination and seeks federal help through redefinition. it passed the Senate 68 to 0.
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