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NCAA NARROWS SEARCH FOR NEW HOME TO INDY AND KANSAS CITY
Published April 9, 1997
The NCAA has narrowed its search for a new home to
Indianapolis and Kansas City, according to Kathleen Johnston
of the INDIANAPOLIS STAR-NEWS. The NCAA eliminated Denver
and the Dallas-Ft. Worth area from contention. The STAR-
NEWS' Johnston notes Indianapolis' $50M incentive package
"might have been the real show-stealer for the NCAA group of
college presidents and athletic administrators deciding on
the move." Lilly Endowment, the Indianapolis-based
philanthropic organization, has said it would provide a $10M
grant to the project if the private sector here raises $15M.
(INDIANAPOLIS STAR-NEWS, 4/8). A final decision on the site
is expected in May or early June (K.C. STAR, 4/9).




