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MINNESOTA SET TO TAKE UP FINAL ACTION TO KEEP TWINS
Published January 6, 1998
MN State Senator Roy Terwilliger said he expects to
announce a new Twins stadium finance package next week which
"would limit the stadium's cost to" $250M, include a
community ownership component and rely on user fees,
according to Weiner & Whereatt of the Minneapolis STAR
TRIBUNE. Weiner & Whereatt also report that MN's Attorney
General's office has begun examining the legal means to keep
the Twins in the state. Lawyers in the office reportedly
have been "contacting attorneys general in other states to
brainstorm on possible actions to take against baseball's
federal antitrust exemption" (STAR TRIBUNE, 1/6).




