Starscope Weekly Forecast November 13 1980 Aquarius to Capricorn
Week reads as Aquarius to Capricorn with guidance on management issues shared finances and personal relations. Highlights include ambitious Pisces handling big tasks, Leo leadership, Virgo financial ideas during relaxed stretches, Libra favorable finance, Scorpio romance after Sunday, and Capricorn presenting a pet project while noting a potential Taurus-driven mini crisis. Birthdays this week list notable figures born November 13–19.
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Capricorn
Taurus
Budget Reaction from Employers' Council of BC
The Employers' Council of BC backs Finance Minister Allan MacEachen's moderate budget while noting energy costs rise. President William Hamilton says forestry and mining face no major negatives, energy measures require more review, and reliance on private sector funding for unemployment insurance shifts costs away from government. He lauds no tax increases and welcomes the energy pipeline encouragement for Vancouver Island.
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Allan MacEachen
British Columbia
Employers’ Council of
Council
William Hamilton
Hamilton
Western Canada
Central Canada
Vancouver Island
Western Development Fund
Council of BC
Across and Down Word Fit Puzzle Clues
A compact listing of crossword style clues including Across and Down entries such as Lost 8 Female parent 10 Court decision Fruit drink Printing measure Garret At this time Greek letter Muscle twitch Exist Change position To curdle Rave Great lake Rail bird Pasteboard Pathway over engine room Ooze Bone Racetrack circuit Beverage Pig pen Pertaining to the car Jumbled type Golf mound Predicted Sun God Mental strain Down 1 Wise councelor Within Musical direction Lithuanian Caper Hanging ice Winter month Adult male Sun dried brick Appear to be ide mouthed for Stop Enough poetical Circle part Oblique French jam Music syllable Attract Darken Price Fall flower Girl's name Settled a debt Go by Affirmative
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Great Lake
Executives call for higher profile in public affairs
CN Rail official Jean G. Cormier told Toronto business communicators that the era of faceless executives is ending. He urged corporate heads to be visible and accountable, with separate officers handling government relations and public dealings to rebuild credibility amid rising consumer influence.
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Toronto
Hotels and Tower
Canadian National Railways
International Association of Business Communicators
Jean G. Cormier
Cormier
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Leo
VIRGO
Sagittarius
Paul Simon
Brian Keith
Petula Clark
Burgess Meredith
Rock Hudsott
Bresida Vaccaro
Dick’ ‘Cavett
Employers'‘council
Lie Xia
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Wise
Councelor
Chase
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CMGS
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CA Foon
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Mich
B. Bolt
Europe
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Hart
R.V
B.C
T.V
Peace River
Dawson Creek
FT. ST. John
Kmart
K-Mart Canada
Dawson Mall
8Th Street
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