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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1977
Page
12
A reader cites Ann Landers and notes Dallas police seek two nearly dressed females who allegedly raped a man, suggesting the act contradicts stated biological reasoning.
A police spokesman details a brutal assault in which two middle aged women lured a 37 year old accountant to his office, forced him into a parking lot, and made him have sex after one woman brandished a pistol. They threatened his life if he told anyone and fled in a cream colored 10 year old sedan.
A home craft feature explains making a dusting mitt from a gardening glove, red felt nails, and yarn pompons. Steps cover gluing nails, tying pompons, and attaching them for improved cleaning reach. Also includes dye-setting tips using vinegar or salt to prevent color run in fabrics.
The Chaspe Theater opens Michael Weller's Moonchildren tomorrow in the Cellar at the University of Arizona Student Union. The play follows college students sharing a house and their tangled lives. Runs tomorrow through Sunday with tickets 3 dollars general public 2.40 dollars students. Reservations at 884-9292.
Hershey Foods alleges Cerreta Candy Co and Londons Candies Inc imitate the Hershey kiss, claiming cone shaped foil wrapped chocolates with a paper plume confuse consumers. The suit seeks to halt production citing lost sales and irreparable damage. Londons Candies denies confusion noting the Super Kiss is 25 times larger.
A traffic jam on a Los Angeles freeway was caused by 250 gallons of chocolate syrup spilling from 50 drums on a Popsicle Industries truck. The syrup coated the road between the San Bernardino and Hollywood Freeways, prompting drivers to slow and skid as the mess spread.
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