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  • Letters

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  • Computer Catalog Errata

    Following are additions and corrections to the listings in “The Second Ski Industry Computer Software Catalog” (pages 30-36, July SAM 1992).

  • Ski Reports

    Vail and Beaver Creek came out of bankruptcy with George Gillett no longer owning them (see also page 24).

  • Ski Industry Focus

    Ski Industry Focus

    The recent drop in interest rates means ski areas with “rated” credit can take advantage of low-rate loans. But non-rated resorts, even very large…

  • Letters

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  • Memo from the Publisher

    My place of work is wherever my business travels take me — at least that is the line I will insist on if the…

  • Ski Reports

    USIA Board reorganizes area operations in association; moderates dues increase In the wake of the discontent expressed by several members at the USIA convention,…

  • Ski Industry Focus

    Ski Industry Focus

    The Forest Service has confirmed reports Aspen Highlands, with 3,186 permit-acres and the greatest vertical drop in Colorado, is for sale. Reported asking price…

  • Conventional Wisdom

    The 1992 Annual USIA National Convention takes place in Orlando, Florida, from June 1st through the 4th. As usual, the site is a great…

  • Ski Industry Focus

    Ski Industry Focus

    SKI INDUSTRY BOUNCES OFF BOTTOM What’s the deepest recession experienced by the ski industry in the last 20 years? You might be inclined to…

  • Ski Reports

    Ski Reports

    W. David Judson — Founding president of National Ski Areas Association (NSAA), David Judson, died at his South Lyme, Conn., home on April 18,…

  • Getting Involved with USIA

    We have a short message to the 82 ski areas which allowed their USIA memberships to lapse this past season: Come back, we need…

  • Hoist by her own petard

    The March 22nd issue of the “Boston Globe” contained a long article headlined “A water war over snow making’s toll.” Needless to say, it…

  • James B. VanderKelen

    James B. VanderKelen

    On January 31, 1992, Jim VanderKelen died of cancer. A strong ski industry leader, he was a principled man of strong convictions, ready to…

  • Letters

    Letters

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  • Ski Industry Focus

    Ski Industry Focus

    LAS VEGAS SHOW CONTINUES SLIDE An earlier trade show date — urged by large suppliers and some retailers — was expected to do little…

  • The Six-Seater Has Arrived

    The Six-Seater Has Arrived

    Another chapter of state-of-the-art engineering entered the annals of ski industry history this winter with the unveiling of the world’s first six-passenger Doppelmayr detachable…