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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1970

Page

9

2,400-year-old ship raised off Kyrenia to revive history

Oberlin College professor Michael Katzev and his wife Susan led an expedition that raised a 60-foot Greek merchant ship sunk circa 300 B.C. near Kyrenia. The crew, including 50 divers and volunteers, recovered amphorae, coins, and hull sections, planning a museum display after Carbon-14 dating set the hull at 389 B.C. plus or minus 44 years.

Oberlin College Cyprus Michael Katzev Susan Kyrenia Mediterranean Sea Katzev Columbia University University of Pennsylvania Turkey United States Katzer

Father’s Day reflections on family growth and guidance

A personal essay recalls Father’s Day moments across a blended family. The narrator notes five children from natural and adopted ties, with daughters achieving nursing and marriage, stepsons pursuing aviation work, and active youth in school and clubs, all shaping a lasting paternal influence.

Hiller Aviation

End pollution forever say ecology expert in New York

Dr Elvis J. Stahl Jr of the National Audubon Society warns that survival alone is not enough and urges repairing damage and preventing pollution. He stresses environmental education as the society's key role in conservation and ecology.

New York UPI Elvis J. Stahl Jr National Audubon Society Stahr Army John F. Kennedy Audubon Society

Sojourner Truth a Pioneer for Abolition and Women’s Rights

The life of Sojourner Truth, born around 1797 near Kingston New York, who adopted the name Truth in 1843, her abolition and suffrage work, famed Akron Ohio speech on gender equality, Civil War nursing, and later years in Battle Creek Michigan culminating in her death in 1682 and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.

Isabella Baumtree Sojourner Truth Sojourner Akron Ohio Lincoln White House Kingston Battle Creek Mich Oak Hill Cemetery

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