Titanic wreck explorer eyes book deal amid rising costs
Boston AP reports chief Titanic scientist Robert Ballard may profit from his submarine dives to the 1912 wreck. At 44, he plans a book and holds about 25 speeches this year and next, earning from fifty to seventy five thousand dollars per appearance, according to a source close to Ballard.
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Black and Jewish teens study differences and attitudes
In Washington, six Black and six Jewish Philadelphia high school students spent three weeks touring New Orleans, Mississippi, and New York City to explore shared history and attitudes. They met Mayor Koch, debated stereotypes with Mayor Young, and reflected on commonalities despite past oppression.
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Wyeth Reveals Helga Paintings Secretive Creation
Artist Andrew Wyeth discusses unveiled Helga works kept secret 15 years to protect creativity. He cites fear of public reaction shaping his art and notes Betsy Wyeth never saw the pieces until later. The collection totals about 240 works, mostly Helga as model, sparking art world debate.
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