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L.A. CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS TO HOLDEN: YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN
Published February 2, 1998
Six members of the L.A. City Council on Friday "joined
in a motion calling for a legal review to ensure that"
Council member Nate Holden's "quixotic quest" to bring the
Raiders back to L.A. doesn't provoke a lawsuit against the
city, according to Beth Shuster of the L.A. TIMES. Holden:
"Six councilmen are not going to shut me up. The people
have the right to know the truth." Holden argues that
Raiders Owner Al Davis "is close to settling a lawsuit with
the NFL, which will grant him rights to any pro football
franchise in the Los Angeles media market." But NFL Dir of
Communications Greg Aiello said, "The idea that a settlement
was imminent was not the opinion of our attorneys. I don't
believe there's been any change in that" (L.A. TIMES, 1/31).




