4-A I THE PLAIN DEALER, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1979 Three Mile Island 'hero' gets doctorate and a survivor suit shows off his Dr. Denton pajamas. Mary Strassmeyer Square restaurant is dubious. Now, I hear Larry Albert, who runs the square, has been huddling with John Barr, owner of Nighttown in Cleveland Heights and the Raintree in Chagrin Falls, about opening a third restaurant in Stouffer's location. Also, look for a Revco drugstore to open on or near the square.
WHAT A WONDERFUL WORD, HELLO Consider this, all of you out there who get turned off at the recorded messages and music ordered by Ma Bell's subscribers. Herman Kammerman, director of the Cleveland Office of Consumer Affairs, has o1 one of the most unusual messages in town. It goes like this: "Hello. I know you don't like talking to a machine because I don't like talking to a machine. But I'm not home now.
I'm out hunting elephants. No, that's not really true. I'm really not out hunting elephants. But it is true that I'm not home now. But I would like to hear from you and I will return your call Kammerman, we can tell, is not a man of few words.
WHAT A WAY TO LEARN Owner Eddie Khouri and chef Jose- Abraham opened the Middle East Restaurant in the Carter Manor for a special lesson yesterday. They fed Lebanese specialties to 90 Western Reserve Academy seniors who are studying the Middle East under the guidance of Tom HOW YOU CAN BECOME FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT BY INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE Albert J. Lowry The duch*ess of Windsor, hospitalized because of a minor blood infection, was reported doing well yesterday by a spokesman for the American Hospital in Paris. It was the second hospitalization this year for the duch*ess, 82. She Associated Press suffered an intestinal blockage that required surgery on Feb.
24. The duch*ess, for whom King Edward VIII gave up the British throne and became the Duke Davis, their teacher, who lived in Istanbul for seven years. SPRING CONTINUES TO SPRING The usual seasonal sightings of strange birds and beasts are with us once again. Now, the youngsters who play around Horsehoe Lake of the Shaker Lakes swear they have seen an alligator swimming around. 1 Others say it's not an 'alligator, but may be the Loch Ness monster.
From wire reports Harold Denton, President Carter's representative at Three Mile Island and the "hero" of the crisis received an honorary doctorate of science yesterday from Lebanon Valley College at Annville, and a personalized pair of Dr. Denton's pajamas. Denton was the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's chief of operations at the scene 17 miles from the college. Area residents and officials have praised him, saying he told the truth and reassured the public about the accident after misleading statements were issued by plant operators. The pajamas, presented by senior class president Cindy Daneluzzi, were inscribed "I'm a nuke survivor," a popular slogan on T-shirts sold in the area.
They were the gift of Denton Mills, manufacturers of the traditional Dr. Denton's pajamas. Denton is not related to the manufacturers. of Windsor, has lived in suburban Neuilly since the duke died in 1972. People British rock star Elton John began an eight-performance Soviet concert tour yesterday, as the most popular western pop singer ever visit the country that used to frown upon rock 'n' roll.
John, 32, strode into Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport wearing black patent leather boots, a yellow muffler despite unseasonably warm temperatures in th 80s and a gray satin coat over balloon-like trousers. He will have shows in Leningrad at the Oktyabrsky Hall today through Thursday, then return to Moscow for shows at the Rossiya Hall on May 27-30. He will sing his older hit songs and several from his recent album, "A Single Man." The Secret Service has asked the Standing Committee of Correspondents of Congress to discipline Detroit News reporter Gary C. Schuster, 37, who posed as a congressman to crack the supposedly tight security at the signing of the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty on the White House lawn on March 26. Schuster wrote about his action, saying he was trying to point out lax security.
He said he got a police-escorted ride to a first-class seat on the Executive Mansion's lawn, 50 feet from the table where the documents were signed. Benjamin C. West, superintendent of the House press gallery, said Schuster's gate-crashing could have "collective repercussions" against all reporters accredited by Congress. Inc A Nuke Harold Denton A EYESORE NO MORE to spruce up Playhouse Square a bit. A HANDY GUY TO HAVE AROUND George Latshaw, the Macedonia puppeteer, is in Washington for a month-long stint as artist-in-residence at the Smithsonian Institution.
Latshaw, who was featured in the April 14 edition of Look magazine on 'his work with retarded children, is the artistic director for the National of Puppeteers of America, which will be held at Kent State University Aug. 12-17. MEANWHILE, AT SHAKER SQUARE As was reported here earlier, the future of Stouffer's Shaker Something is finally going to be done about one of Playhouse Square's ugliest attractions, the marquee of the Old Allen Restaurant. The restaurant, which closed earlier this year, is being taken over by Leslie R. Evans, owner of the Bagel Nosh in Mayfield Heights, and Rick Ley, president of Ace Consolidated which operates the G.R.
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