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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1979

Page

11

Kenny Benoit keeps wild lions and tigers as trusted show partners

Berryville trainer Kenny Benoit, 21, speaks of his four teased-experience with lions and tigers at Circus Genoa in Clarke County. He trains from age 15, works seven days a week for eight months, cares for beasts at his Dallas home, and notes he has been attacked three times with a notable arm injury. Samson the lion and Bee the lioness feature in a 15 to 20 minute routine amid circus activity.

Star Berryville Kenny Benoit Benoit Genoa Clarke County Raritan Fairgrounds Tun Wsap Gaper Luray Tigers Lions Clarke County Bee Samson Sam Dallas

Explosive Blasts Kill Lieutenant in Bessemer Office

Public Safety Commissioner Max Williams had threats for eight months. A shoe box sized package exploded in Williams office killing Police Lt. Clifford Hill and wounding Williams and two others. Hill died instantly as Williams suffered severe chest and abdominal wounds and was treated in ICU. Mayor Porter expressed shock and Gov. For James was asked to offer a reward to aid the investigation.

Bessemer Ala Public Safety Max Williams Williams George Barron Clifford T. Hill Ed Porter Barron James Hill

Akron Kidnap Slay Suspect Surrenders to Police

Akron Ohio AP One of two men sought in the kidnapping and slaying of Cleveland businessman Julius Kravitz surrendered to police. John A File 26 of Cleveland turned himself in after arranging a 3 am meeting at a school with Detective Sgt Joe Bosco. Michael G Levine 35 Lyndhurst remained at large.

Akron, Ohio Cleveland Julius Kravitz Akron Joe Bosco John A. File Richard Reese Bosco Reese File Michael G. Levine Lyndhurst Shaker Heights Kravitz Georgene Kravitz Enet Aur Heights

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