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 JAMES BOND’S BACK:
Roger Moore (right) is escorted at the Dan Tel Aviv by hotel manager
Etai Eliaz. At the Fifth Eilat Chamber Music Festival, Sir Roger, a
UNICEF ambassador since 1991, gave a concert dedicated to the UNICEF
fight against AIDS in Africa.
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 STILL EATING:
Morton Zuckerman (left), owner of the New York Daily News,
congratulates Jason Epstein on getting the Poor Richard Award from
the New York Center for Independent Publishing. The award is named
for Benjamin Franklin’s Poor Richard’s Almanack. Epstein, a
legend in the publishing world, created Anchor Books, launched the
paperback revolution, cofounded the New York Review of Books,
started the Library of America, and served as editorial director of
Random House. His latest book is Eating: A Memoir.
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Pulling Teeth, Repairing Fixtures
All The Same For Uncle Milton
ILTON
E. RAPPAPORT, a beloved
orthodontist of Garden City, N.Y., died at age 89 on March 27 of
Parkinson’s. He left countless relatives, friends and fellow World
War Two veterans at the American Legion to grieve for him.
His nephew, James Joseph, an
attorney, was quite eloquent, and funny, at the funeral. He was
impressed with his uncle’s skills as "Mister Fixit."
As soon as he entered your home, Joseph
related, Uncle Milton would instantly identify something that needed
repair—and he’d get to work and fix it.
"He was a plumber, electrician, carpenter,
landscaper and locksmith. It’s amazing what you learn at dental
school."
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