In This Issue
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X-Country Connection, Search & Rescue
Search and rescue: a Mind-Boggler.
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Rental Shop
When To Retire Bindings
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Wind– A Tramway Derailment
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Real Estate And Skiing
Chuck Lewis draws on his experience and knowledge to provide provocative opinions on this vital topic.
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New Tax Law-Coming Down The Pike
It may be tax simplification to some, but the fingers indicate tough consequences. Richard Houlihan gives an accounting.
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Second Homes Still Going Strong
Buyers are still buying according to a survey, but they are selective. By Dana Gatlin.
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The Vermonters Are Restless
Groups are mobilizing to impose restrictions on real estate expansion. Paul Robbins examines the conflicts.
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The Doppelmayr Dream Machine
The new gondola at Kitzbuehel is a dramatic example of what the future holds in dimensions and capacities. By Paul Janoff.
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Moving To Monocables
One of the world’s most innovative lift engineers says lift technology is on the brink. An interview qith Denis Creissels.
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Keystone’s Avant Garde Gondola
A lift that is both inovative and controversal may result in major changes in the industry. By David Rowan with illustrations by…
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Skier Safety Act Is Together
Organizations and individuals in the ski industry are firmly addressing this crucial problem. Lew Cuyler looks at the results.
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Lift Ticket Prices
using customer research, Deer Valley applies economic theory to make vital decisions as explained by Jim Whitteron.
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Deer Valley’s Service Sector
Call it service or call it pampering, the extras are mostly people. By Janet Nelson.
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1985 Roundup Of Over-Snow Vehicles
There may be few totally new machines on the market this year, but the improvements have made the standards better than ever.…
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Payroll Prisoners-Conscious Competents?
Guest relations skills do make a difference, both to customers and employees according to Jack Bogart.
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People Movers Meet
Advances in systems and technology are showing up in mnay places besides the ski slopes as revealed by Charles F. Dwyer.
