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FACILITY NOTES
Published March 10, 1998
The city of Denver is "lobbying to remove" the $100M
cap on the Broncos' contribution to the team's proposed new
stadium. City Projects Dir Liz Orr said that the city wants
the Broncos to "share responsibility for cost overruns with
the public" (DENVER POST, 3/10). The Broncos announced that
they would not raise ticket prices next season. Owner Pat
Bowlen: "A ticket increase is not going to solve our
financial problems. A new stadium is going to solve our
financial problems" (DENVER POST, 3/10)....Beginning today,
the Padres will hold a series of monthly workshops at
Qualcomm Stadium, where "as many as" 30 members of the
public can make suggestions about features for the team's
proposed new ballpark (SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE, 3/8).




