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SAN DIEGO TASK FORCE RECOMMENDS A PUBLIC STADIUM VOTE IN '98
Published September 22, 1997
The San Diego mayor's Padres task force "recommended
the public vote on a baseball-only stadium by the end of
next year," according to Barry Bloom of the SAN DIEGO UNION-
TRIBUNE. In its "long-awaited" report released Friday, the
task force "agreed that the Padres are losing so much money
playing at Qualcomm Stadium that a park tailored to baseball
may be the team's only salvation" in San Diego. Mayor Susan
Golding said that she "definitely plans to put the question
on the ballot." Padres President & Minority Owner Larry
Lucchino: "The report says we are having a financial
dilemma. I wouldn't call it a dilemma. It's more like a
crisis. A serious crisis" (SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE, 9/20).




