Co-op charges high prices
according to student survey
A price survey taken Iwo »trk« ago by two
t diversity students reveals that tH«* University (’o
>p charge* the higl*-st price* for most commodities
Among Km* items priced in the Kugene area
were soap shampoo and mouthwash In addition to
the Coop two additional stores in the immediate
i .impus area were studied Also surveyed were two
downtown stores and two small stores l>etwi-en
downtown and the campus
According to student* lanell Barries and Marry
It km prices varied more than at per cent from
viol I- to store on some items with the Coop at the
high end tattle s and I be Mini! Market shared high
price honors on several products
I'or the items ami stores studied, tin- theory that
i uiii|M-iih'Mi kis'ps prices down appear* sfiakv, the
two si in krits commented
Ph« lust two columns of tfie survey chart are
.iIIim ated to the t o op The lirst is the regular price.
the second is the approximate price to (o-op
mcmlxTs who receive a rebate at the end of the
year Six [ier cent was deducted from the regular
price to find the adjusted price The six per cent was
last \e.ir s figure the Coop has not yet announced
the amount of the 1971 refund
Kor fifty cents any University student may join
the Co (ip and receive a kick back at the end of the
sear tinl\ one third of the University's 15,000
students have taken advantage of this offer,
however and the rest are subject to the consistently
higher prices at the Co-op. itkin and Barnes said
I ’rices were sampled at the follow ing stores
Coop Safeway IH40 K 13th, Tiffany’s. 1950
Franklin Blvd Mini! Market. 536 K 11th,
Wool worth '» 930 Willamette; Newberry’s, 966
Willamette. Ijttle's Market, 54-t K rtth
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