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  • Letters

    With reference to the article by Abby Rand in your October issue, “Pied Piper of the Promo Set,” I would like to suggest that…

  • In Court

    In the Fall 1970 issue we discussed the New York case of a novice skier who rented all of his equipment from a ski…

  • Marketing

    For some reason, ski area publicists nearly always seem to focus on print media when cranking out news of their resort. A recent random…

  • Speak Out

    Stop running your ski school like a classroom. Heresy? Hardly. Fact of the matter is that new skiers are plain fed up with what…

  • Technology

    Innsbruck Diary The second International Congress on Ski Slopes and Trails was held at Innsbruck, Austria, September 29-October 2 this year. Sponsored by the…

  • Equipment

    Equipment

    Hot and cold packs, designed to replace conventional ice packs, heat lamps and hot water bottles, are Wyeth Laboratories’ answer to quick treatment of…

  • Report

    Report

    Controversy New facts filed in fray over Mineral King The Far West and U.S. Ski Associations, in an attempt to stem a court appeal…

  • Marketing

    Generally, publicity must be considered a gamble, for unlike advertising, which is paid for, there’s no guarantee that it will be used. Furthermore, often…

  • Speak Out

    Ski instructor. Drop-out. Ski bum. Shiftless. Sabbatical from life. The put-down is heard too often.

  • NSAA Newsletter

    NSAA Newsletter

    Bills urge improvements, compensation on U.S.F.S. lands The National Forest Recreation Association is urging public support of three bills introduced to the first session…

  • Equipment

    Equipment

    The Globe Ticket Company has announced the development of a new lift-ticket issuing machine capable of issuing up to 60 tickets per minute. The…

  • Technology

    Technology

    Reviewing the B77.1 Standard While most ski area administrators are aware of the American National Standards Institute’s “Safety Requirements for Aerial Passenger Tramways,” commonly…

  • Report

    Report

    The U. S. Forest Service has given its approval to plans for a new ski resort at Copper Mountain, near Wheeler Junction, Colo., a…

  • In Court

    Smith, a certified ski instructor, claimed that two large area operators, substantial portions of whose trails were located on forest service property and who…

  • NSAA Newsletter

    NSAA Newsletter

    Action on the anti-rollback device At the NSAA Directors’ Meeting in Hyannis, Mass., it was resolved that the stand taken by American Home Assurance…

  • Equipment

    Equipment

    Research and Trading Corp. has introduced a self-controlled system designed to lower stranded passengers from a cable or gondola.

  • Speak Out

    Speak Out

    Those low European fares If the U.S. Government one day were to make it cheaper for people to deliver a letter to Europe than…

  • Report

    Report

    Red Lodge Mountain Ski Resort has announced an extensive, ten-year expansion plan that the area’s management hopes will boost the Montana resort into national…