SUPER SHOW FINDS GA WORLD CONGRESS CENTER A TIGHT FIT

          The Super Show sporting goods trade show, held annually
     in Atlanta, "may be leaving town by the turn of the
     century," according to Saporta & Unger in the ATLANTA
     CONSTITUTION.  The show is put on by SGMA, and its President
     John Riddle says, "We are actively looking at other
     locations.  We have to.  We need more space."  The
     CONSTITUTION's Saporta & Unger report that the SGMA is
     looking at Orlando, New Orleans and Las Vegas as new sites. 
     During its last legislative session, the GA General Assembly
     did not approve funds to expand the GA World Congress
     Center, where the Super Show is held.  Even if funding is
     approved in '98, Riddle says that, by then, the SGMA
     "already will have made a decision" about moving.  Riddle
     adds the Super Show will "definitely" stay in Atlanta in '98
     and "probably" return in '99 (ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, 7/11).