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WISCONSIN GOV. SAYS "NO" TO EXPANDED GAMING FOR STADIUM CASH
Published February 8, 1995
Gov. Tommy Thompson has refused to push for more Indian
gaming in exchange for money that could help build a new stadium
for the Brewers. However, Thompson "propped the door open" for
discussions on "revenue sharing" -- having the tribes give up a
share of their growing profits to the state (Steve Schultze,
MILWAUKEE JOURNAL, 2/7).
NO PROPERTY TAX: Milwaukee Common Council President John
Kalwitz predicts any stadium financing plan that includes
sizeable contributions from the city thorough increased property
taxes would be "dead-on-arrival" (Nichols & Enriquez, MILWAUKEE
JOURNAL, 2/7).
