TWINS OWNER SAYS TEAM WILL MOVE OR BE SOLD WITHOUT SESSION

          Twins Owner Carl Pohlad and his sons said yesterday
     that unless there's a special legislative session this year
     that approves a new ballpark the team will be put up for
     sale "in the open market" or the Pohlads will seek to move
     the team on their own, according to Jay Weiner in the
     Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE.  At a news conference, Jim Pohlad
     was "challenging" the MN Legislature to act before October
     1, when the Twins can give notice on their stadium escape
     clause.  A spokesperson for MN Gov. Arne Carlson said the
     Governor, who has the power to call special sessions, would
     be "agreeable" to one.  The Pohlads also yesterday withdrew
     "any proposal or implied proposal" made previously in
     stadium talks, including a 49% stake in the team, or $15M in
     cash (Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE, 5/28).