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New Information Bulletin
Issued By Cooperstown
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The Cooperstown Council has
published an Information bulletin
for residents and new tenants moving into the project.
The bulletin includes an introductory letter by Mayor Jere B.
Noe and general rules and information. It is the first in Coopers-town- 's
history.
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pamphlet's cover
The
is a
map of Cooperstown.
The
round! said a bulletin would help
new residents adjust better to the
project.
The council sent a letter to Gov.
A. B. Chandler last month protesting the proposed rent increase.
The governor said he was not
aware of the situation and was on
the. residents' side. He also asked
for additional information on the
situation.
The council investigated student
housing at Purdue and Indiana
and Noe said the rent at these
universities is much cheaper.
The council also voted to continue circulation of a petition protesting the rent increase. The petition was started several days ago
and over 100 names have been
acquired in three buildings.
Also approved was a proposal to
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Patty Harper, this work's Krrnrl Sweetheart, is a frequent spectator
at t'K baseball games although her boyfriend doesn't always take
her. Tatty, a home erononiies major, said she could hardly wait
for the major league baseball season to begin today.

Two Grad Students Get
Government Fellowships
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National Defense

Dean L. L. Martin asking for a
stop light at the intersection of
Columbia and Woodland. It was
brought out there have been three
accidents in less than two months
at this location.
Last month, the council voted to
have an election in Shawncctown
to s.art a council-therbut no
nominations turned up at the project. A committee will be selected
to take the place of the council
there.
The council also discussed the
possibility of a dance for L'K married students. If held, it would take
place in the SL'B Ballroom.

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TheMEMPHIS, Tcnn. (AP)
atrical producers run into untold
numbers of complaints, but one
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them all. She informed the man- agement that an actor in the play,
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said that since the setting is in
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