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When the end comes and access roads to Scott Meadows are dynamited, what happens to the members of the Doomsday Club [Aug. 4] who have been delayed en route? If they don't make it inside before the explosion are they refunded their "modest" $12,500 membership fee...
...Maine woods, a braw land of pristine lakes, cathedral-quiet woodlands and rushing trout streams that sprawls over 2.5 million acres and contains the famed Allagash and St. John white-water canoeing streams. Inside the ten check-in points, where out-of-state visitors pay a $2-per-night fee, there are no rangers, gas stations, restaurants or stores. Scattered through the woods are some 500 campsites, none with "facilities." The lumber companies that own most of the woods have built dirt roads for their logging trucks, but few camping vehicles penetrate the fastnesses...
...about $30 million, Marion failed to line up financing in the U.S. The Soviets then turned to Marion's Japanese licensee, which had been able to arrange a low-interest government loan for the Soviets. All that Marion will get from the deal is a relatively modest licensing fee...
Camping, Canoeing. Across the nation, about 15 alumni colleges have been in session this summer; most recruit alumni, but accept other adults as well. The cost varies widely. Indiana, for example, charges adults a $40 registration fee plus $46 for room and board for a week; the fee for children is only half. At the higher end of the scale, Dartmouth's twelve-day program costs $345 for adults and $220 for children-but the children have a special vacation of their own with camping, sailing and canoeing off campus...
...HALDEMAN. After digging deeply into accumulated wealth from inheritance and savings, Haldeman is now living off the controversial fee, estimated at up to $150,000, that he received from CBS Television News for a Mike Wallace interview last fall. He still owes at least two-thirds of his legal fees, which, he says, have reached "about $400,000 and the meter is still running." He tried to sell a book outline to New York publishers last spring, but it was rejected because he concentrated on Nixon's foreign policy, with only one chapter on Watergate. Now he is working...