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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1967
Page
7
A deaf mute man in his 30s tied to a Idaho school for mentally retarded children has an IQ of 135. Dr John Marks says he may someday be released if diagnosed and treated, noting lack of community facilities affects outcomes. He has lived there many years and may leave if intensive training succeeds.
Mount Airy North Carolina. Jeff Hemric, 13, found a turtle near his home carved with his name and address, released it, and later received a postcard from Ohio saying a turtle bearing his details was headed north on U.S. 35. A local detective notes that determining mental capacity is complex, citing Helen Keller as an example of progress with early treatment.
The Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce official said industry is making progress in air pollution control and should be repaid for its efforts. William B. Halladay urged meaningful and equitable reimbursement and supported stronger regional controls, a bigger pollution commission, better warning systems, public education, and uniform federal exhaust rules. A penny-per-horsepower tax on auto engines was proposed to raise funds for control and research. Governor Shafer planned amendments to a proposed interstate air pollution compact with New York and New Jersey.
MAYVILLE An area woman, Mabel J. Beltron, 45, pleaded innocent in Chautauqua County Court at arraignment on a murder indictment. She is charged in the September 10 shooting death of her husband, John W. Beltron, 37, at their Mayville-Sherman road home. Judge Edwin G. O Connor set the case on the trial calendar. She was remanded to jail. District Attorney Robert J. Sullivan said he plans to try the case at the November term.
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