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  • Changes Coming in Wire Rope Standard

    This is a table of the proposed new standards submitted to the ASTM by the Wire Rope Technical Board for review.

  • The End Page

    Vail Trail’s inquiring photog asked “What is a Funicular?” and got some funny responses; A summer sign leads chair riders to syat on for…

  • Blue Pages

    Buying and Selling: Gillett purchases Seven Springs, Pa., Mount Abram, Maine, sold and rumors of others; Canadian Resorts Revel in Dollar Gap; Choppy Seas…

  • Idea File

    Timberline, W.V. uses scrap rebar to fashion a hanger for excess wire rope; Labrador Mountain, N.Y. uses PVC pipe to create footrests on chairs;…

  • Construction Site

    Snowbasin lifts, terrain and snowmaking; Sunday River quad, snowmaking and ticket concourse; Crystal Mountain, Wash., six-pack; Mount Washington, B.C., quad; Copper Mountain lifts, snowmaking…

  • What’s New?

    Opening glass wall system from Nnana Wall Systems, Inc; Truck-mounted sidewalk sweeper from TrynEx International; electronically controlled window tint from Technology Solutions; heated portable…

  • Hot-Selling Helmets Still Provoke Controversy

    Iseult’s article profiles the rising sales of helmets despite the wrangling over standards. She also explores the possibility of state mandates based on recommendations…

  • Industry Reports

    IBM drops Olympic sponsorship for 2002; Papers selected for presentation at OITAF ’99; Olympian Ned Gillette killed in Pakistan; $57 million marketing initiative revised;…

  • Cost vs. Time: Which is the Key Restraint?

    The debate over whether skiers are staying away because of time or cost is reviewed by two authors. Mike Shirley, pointing to his decision…

  • Season Pass Sales Success

    A simple plan eliminating an assortment of discount plans and reducing the season pass price at Bogus Basin, Idaho, from $550 to $199 for…