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Man pleads not guilty in river rock case
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — An historian who pulled an 8-ton rock from the Ohio River has pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of removing a protected archaeological object.
Steve Shaffer of Ironton, Ohio, appeared Thursday in a Kentucky courtroom. A trial in Greenup County was scheduled for Oct. 16.
The rock, known as the Indian Head Rock, was once a navigation marker and an attraction for locals.
The rock’s removal caused a dispute with officials in Kentucky who insist it belongs in their state. Shaffer says he saved it from being damaged or lost forever. It now sits in a city garage in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Also Thursday, a diver who helped Shaffer raise the rock was indicted on the same felony charge.
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