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Show 6 1 DESERET NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, B turned a $650,000 profit, says Badami "Until a couple of weeks ago, the word was out that California had no snow That basic fact is the het advertising you can get," he said Real estate development at Park City, reflecting a slow trend in the whole real estate business, has practically stopped, says Dennis O'Brien, geneiul company manager for Moana, a San Francisco-basethat last year took over managment of the resort's condominiums. Gi eater Park City which formerly managed the room rentals lost more than $200,000 in the hotel business last year, said UBnen We 11 probably make $20,000 to $.30,000 this year. 1976 A record year for Utah ski resorts By Dean Lokken Vxsoeiated Press water This has been a record year for the ski business tn hv e or die on tourist trade Utah, where m.iior !t took a bit of lurk with t he weather re'-or- While California resorts lamented the lack of and now, the white stuff kept piling up m Utah J.jrned into ereen stuff tor the resorts. The Utah Travel Council estimates skiing was V? nnl'inn hie mes in Utah last tear, with about 75 ninner oimmf Irum eof of stolo rv Cer'l,f ?'f 4 -- rears increases estimated in the percent that figure near or above $30 million, saj s one staff member of the state agency That contrasts with several recent years when skiing was a loser Viator resorts like Park City and Snowbird alreadv report or predict piofits, con mats should i (tj, sium 30-4- j at jih mm Suit v hi n ML cirnung pushed huge results mm l.u rtd poktsmui for Park City the state's largest sort and one of the larger ski areas in the West, said he resort lost SIOmimio over tie PCI Thanksgiving 1 i weekend .done This sa.isnn vt as dilfei ent Snow began falling Xml as owners of lesoits m the Sierra o, rle r tWiiId ol ( .llifoioia laoa tiled thllf ih.'lftOgU uf he pov tier kept piling up in I tab m ow in a cooperative The Utah Tiavel Cooneil ventuie with an airline, took to the radio airwaves m ft could he better, but its southern Culiloiuii said a commercial better than anyhodv else messugt prepaied bv I t di n hwiMnn weafn reaster M Fob mk and sent out in cr six stations m tile Los ngtdes ai ea Rub, ink told simtnern (alifoimaiis ill early December theie wue only tv 12 inches of snow at Lake Tahoe east oi San Fi inuseo, none on the I o-- mountains east of Los Angeles Snowbird already had inches and some of the other Utah resorts had even more, he boasted By mid February he was telling southern Cdhhimia skiers that Los Vngeios weather records show neiriy a lho pem nt chance of rain during February There s a Psi percent i fiance of snow at ala 44 h soils and as the home of the National Ski Team Training Center, ran in the red for at least the past four years, say s Craig Badami, marketirg director for Greater Park This year, with help from the weather and of Californians, the company already has "swarms in Utah " There was the usual amount of advertising agging but Cahioi ru i rr sort uwnei s agree the early pai t of their season w s gloomy "The worst snow in 100 years," said Hugh Killehrew on Feb 20 after th' World C up races were cancelled at his Heavenly Vnlky resort and moved to Copper Mountain, C oio Weather officials agreed, saying at the time that the northern Sierra Nevada had its thinnest snow-narsince l.fUv" Snowbird, which opened in 1471 1972 season, had lost money every year It is an ultra modern resort built about IV miles from Salt Lake City at a cost of some $.to million It, Vita and Park City are the major Utah resorts drawing out-o- t state skiers, and all are within minute drives of Salt Lake City The state has 10 other ski areas, mo-- of them in northern Utah, but they depend on loi al skim Snowbird, for insUnee, savs 10 15 percent of its skiers are Iron) out of state and neaily of the out ot st, t'ers ai e fi orn California f RICHFIELD Midnight theme Richfield High Schools annual Junior Prom here Friday night. 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