U S Business Ending 73 on Uncertain Note
U S business started 1973 strong on demand but ended with oil cuts and energy worries. Profits may reach near 80 billion after tax in 1973, while 1974 could see some slip. Oil shortages hit autos airlines and chemicals, with foreign investment rising and antitrust actions shaping the year.
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Winter Festival Ottawa draws 30000 athletes in BC event
More than 30,000 athletes accepted invitations to compete in British Columbia's third province wide Festival of Winter Sports. The January 17 to February 4 event features figure skating volleyball fencing ice hockey synchronized swimming boxing weight lifting judo and other activities across multiple venues.
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