[at-l] Maps

[Carla & Dave Hicks]

Art

Rather curious as to the source of the 1966 figures.  Not challenging you. 
Just looking for a source for reference for nationwide cost.

I have bookmarked http://www.gti.net/mocolib1/prices/1966.html, which is a 
record of how much things cost in Morris County, New Jersey.

Chainsaw

BTW -- That was the first year that Carla taught and she made $5,200.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Art Cloutman" <Art at crystalacresnh.com>
To: "Jim Bullard" <jim.bullard at gmail.com>; <at-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 7:58 AM
Subject: Re: [at-l] Maps


Wow, that seems out of range with my experience.
Movies were about $1.00 in 1966 now they are $8.
Houses averaged $15,000 in 1966 now $250,00.
Teacher's starting salary was $6,000 in 66 now
it's around $35,000.  I bought a brand new Chevy
in 66 for $2,000.  The same quality car would be
closer to $18,000.  Teacher's salaries seem
consistent with government stats but my other
examples seem to be off.  Maybe that is how we
have managed to hold public employee salaries
down?

Sure is going to be a beautiful day in the
mountains.   The sun is shining and temps around
35 degrees in NH.  I'm sure I'll be able to spot
Mt Washington and Franconia Ridge from the top of
Gunstock.  (Had to throw in something close to
trail related.)




>Your figures are off Skylander. I just ran a
>comparison on the Bureau of Labor Statistics
>Inflation calculator
><<http://stats.bls.gov/>http://stats.bls.gov/>
>and click on "Inflation Calculator". When I got
>married in 1966 regular gas was 23¢/gal. If gas
>had gone up only as much as inflation, regular
>gas today would be $1.50/gallon but regular gas
>around here is $3.50/gallon and according to the
>news will be going up about 16¢/gallon in the
>next week or two. If our gas goes to $8/gallon
>Bermudans will be paying $14-16.
>
>Side note: If minimum wage had gone up in
>relation to inflation it would now be $8.15/hr.
>
>2008/3/12 <<mailto:Bror8588 at aol.com>Bror8588 at aol.com>:
>
>Well, in Bermuda they have been paying $6.00
>plus for years for a gallon of fuel,  Europe
>also has been paying high prices.  If the
>inflation of Gasoline kept pace with salaries
>since the 1960s we might be paying close to
>$30.00 per gallon or more,   When ALDHA met in
>Hanover, NH, it was possible to attend using
>public transportation as the bus went there, but
>now the alternate year meeting is in Gettysburg,
>PA and there is no public transportation
>available.  There does not seem to be much
>enthusiasm for using "Green" methods of
>transportation.
>
>Of course, I could get to a nearby town and then hike to Gettysburg.
>
>Nah!
>
>Jack Skylander
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