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  • Investor Group Buys Lmc

    Investor Group Buys Lmc

    The purchase by an investor group of Logan Manufacturing Co., manufacturers of LMC snow grooming vehicles and associated implements, was announced in early January,…

  • Reach Out And Touch At&T

    Reach out and touch AT&T Warning: You will probably find this a mean-spirited editorial. So be it. There is a need to purge a…

  • The Important, But Difficult, Future Of Usia

    Face it, the fate of our industry association hangs in the balance, its survivability in question. It is not negative or disloyal to point…

  • Convention ’92

    Riddle: What is 118 hours long but fits into a 36-hour time slot? Answer: the 32 information-packed seminars, workshops, panel sessions and presentations and…

  • Quality Assurance Program

    In the face of ever-increasing competition for the leisure time and discretionary dollars of recreating Americans, the need to provide a consistent, and consistently…

  • Landmark Legislation Introduced

    A package of remarkable bills was introduced in Congress in April, including HR 4970 and HR 4971 in the House and S 2606 in…

  • Usia- Unfulfilled And In Need Of Something

    USIA — Unfulfilled And In Need of Something! Not everyone in the industry remembers, but this is the year when United Ski Industries Association…

  • Is Ski Equipment A Barrier To Market Growth?- Six Lively Opinions.

    Is Ski Equipment A Barrier To Market Growth?- Six Lively Opinions.

    In the January issue I wrote an editorial entitled, “Ski Equipment: Barrier to Market Growth?” In it I expressed the opinion that ski equipment…

  • Spring Showcase Of New Products

    Spring Showcase Of New Products

    Gilman’s “postless posts” Gilman Corporation’s risk management line now offers posts to attach netting, fencing and signs that need no padding, since they themselves…

  • How Many Skiers Are There Anyway?

    In the July 1991 issue of SAM we ran an Issues piece by Jim Spring, partner in the research service of Leisure Trends/Gallup (LT/G),…

  • Lifts 1989

    Lifts 1989

    Well, let’s face it, 1989 did not set records in lift construction in North America. Having said that, the flip side must also be…

  • Lifts 1978

    Lifts 1978

    No matter how you slice it, 1978 has been a big year in new lift construction, and although this index is not ideal as…

  • Safety Through Ski Schools

    Safety Through Ski Schools

    Heavenly Valley in California is very safety-conscious, and tries to make this a matter of area-wide awareness. Safety education is specially intense in the…

  • Issues

    Automatic application of emergency brakes One of the hottest topics this summer has been a provision of the addendum to the ANSI B77.1A standards…

  • NSAA Newsletter

    NSAA Newsletter

    The Future of Skiing Several years of court action has prevented Disney from developing skiing facilities at Mineral King, Calif. Developers of Ski Yellowstone…

  • Lifts 1977

    Lifts 1977

    As an index of industry health and growth, new lift construction has its limitations. For instance, a great deal of the lift work being…

  • 6 Industry Crystal Balls

    6 Industry Crystal Balls

    As an accompaniment to Steve Bradley’s seriocomic fantasy beginning on Page 38, we asked a number of professionals in our field to project their…

  • Construction ’78

    Construction ’78

    On the heels of that record-breaking season of 1977-78, many had assumed that the industry would go on a big expansion binge. But this…