49ERS OFFER CITY RESIDENTS 5,000 TIX IN LATEST ELECTION MOVE

          The 49ers, "in its latest move to win voter support in
     Tuesday's election," said that about 5,000 tickets to 49ers
     games at the proposed Candlestick Point stadium "will be
     sold solely to San Francisco residents," according to Edward
     Epstein of the S.F. CHRONICLE.  The plan was announced as
     U.S. Senators Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer "and just
     about every other female elected official in the city"
     called on women to support Propositions D and F.  Only 14-
     15% of the team's season-ticket holders reside in the city
     and 49ers President Carmen Policy said the idea is to set
     aside a 5,000-seat section and designate it for city
     residents (S.F. CHRONICLE, 5/30).  Today's CHRONICLE front
     page features "Still Undecided?  Stadium Issue In A
     Nutshell" with a Q&A on some of the "volatile" issues (S.F.
     CHRONICLE, 5/30).