Oregon Forest Products Demand Rise Seen Through 1974 Outlook
Oregon forest industry executives cite net income surpassing 160 million in 1973 with sales totaling 1.7 billion and 97.8 million earnings. They forecast 1974 gains in pulp and paper capacity and new plywood panel production as energy shortages push efficiency and alternative energy use across mills and construction.
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The piece notes 1975 cars will need about 150 for catalytic converters to meet interim EPA standards plus ongoing maintenance and fuel costs. NAS estimates 1977 vehicles cost 270 yearly for five years, including purchase, upkeep, and fuel. Drivers of 1973 cars pay roughly 16 percent more annually due to higher fuel use and gas prices.
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