REDSKINS HAVE HIGH-PRICED SEATS AVAILABLE AT NEW STADIUM

          The Redskins have not sold approximately 4,000 of the
     highest-priced seats in the new 78,600-seat Jack Kent Cooke
     Stadium, according to Richard Justice in the WASHINGTON
     POST.  The 60,000 general seating tickets in the new
     stadium, priced from $55-$60 per game, are sold out.  The
     unsold seats, ranging in price from $1,395 to $2,495 for the
     eight-game home season, or $174-$312 per game, are the
     tickets the Redskins have had "trouble" selling, "even to
     long-suffering fans who have been on the waiting list for
     decades."  In order to purchase the seats, fans must sign a
     lease for five, seven or ten years.  Also, the Redskins are
     charging $15 per game for parking.  Justice adds that not
     all of the 208 luxury suites in the new stadium have been
     leased.  The team has purchased full-page ads in five area
     Sunday newspapers telling fans a limited number of seats are
     still available.  Team President John Kent Cooke said he
     remains "confident" all the remaining seats will sell
     (WASHINGTON POST, 5/30).