"Heartbeat of the Nation" editor John Ian Fitzwilliam was arrested early this morning in the gibbon house of the Baltimore Zoo. Sources in the prosecutors office indicate, however, that there is some confusion over the exact nature of the charges but that they are leaning toward "animal cruelty". Mr. Fitzwilliam was found early this morning by a janitorial crew member who stated that he was seated in a full lotus position, wearing only a purple shag fur thong and a bullwinkle mask, and making obscure gestures at a jello mold. The gibbons were reportedly cowering near the cieling. "Shaking and rolling their eyes and trying to claw their way out they was," claimed Geoffrey Chaucer (no relation), a student exchange worker from the Glasgow zoo. Upon closer questioning, Mr. Chaucer finally conceded, "Lime, with fruit cocktail and those little marshmallows."