GIANTS AND JETS LOOK FOR WINDFALL WITH NEW LUXURY SUITES

          Construction on 46 new luxury boxes in Giants Stadium     was completed yesterday, according to Richard Wilner of the     N.Y. POST.  Beginning in '98, the Jets and Giants stand to     take in "more than" $1M in added annual revenue from the     boxes, which will be among the "priciest" in sports.  The     Jets, Giants, and the N.J. Sports and Exposition Authority     are partners in the deal to build and sell the boxes.  The     suites will rent for "up to" $350,000 per year, which     includes up to 22 tickets to both Jets and Giants games and     parking passes.  Food and beverage costs, "about" $600 per     event, will be extra.  The new suites are 85% sold.  Still to     be completed are 26 Tower Suites, located above the upper     deck which will rent for $140,000 a year, and 120 club seats,     leased tickets which cost $5,000 apiece (N.Y. POST, 9/10).          MEANWHILE, BACK ON THE GROUND: The NJSEA announced that     despite drainage problems, the $1.3M Astroturf field     installed in Giants Stadium this year "will remain throughout     the pro football season" (N.Y. TIMES, 9/10).