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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1976

Page

6

Barred beauty returns to Saratoga Casino in Shaftsbury

The Saratoga Casino, once falling into disrepair after city purchase in 1911, is being restored under the Saratoga Historical Society. A 35 foot African Cherry bar built in Shaftsbury by Bill Boehm dominates the interior, with other renovations highlighting the building’s historic engineering marvels and stories of Canfield, Morrissey, and famed guests of the past.

Saratoga N.Y Saratoga Casino Saratoga Historical Society Shaftsbury Bill Boehm Union College Boehm South Shaftsbury Route 7 Bennington and Rutland Depot Street Bennington South Street Friendly Issac Witkin Richard Canfield John Morrissey Saratoga Race Track Morrissey New York Tammany Hall Canfield Newport R.I Jim’’ Brady Lilian Russell Monte Carlo Brady

Spotlight on BOC Agency reports Bennington County poverty figures

Anne Senf outlines Bennington County income data from 1974 tax returns showing 40 percent under 6000 dollars. Breakdowns include 65 and over and under 65 groups with thousands of returns under 4000 and between 4000 and 6000. Notes about 500 families on Aid to Needy Families with Children and basic-need calculations.

Anne Senf Bennington County Bennington Opportunity Council ANFC

Healthy executives show improved health and risks

New York reports executives are healthier than workers and the general public, aided by regular checkups and preventive medicine. The Life Extension Institute cites reduced smoking and drinking among top leaders, yet stresses ongoing heart disease and cancer risks, with broader societal costs and tensions.

New York UPI Donald C. Kent Life Extension Institute William Kent Institute

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