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Published May 6, 1998
NJ Gov. Christie Whitman yesterday put her state "back
in the hunt for Yankee Stadium." Whitman said that her
administration will "help prepare a plan for moving the
Yankees" to NJ if Yankees Owner George Steinbrenner's "soon-
to-be-named advisory panel requests it." However, Whitman
"repeated her promise" not to offer the team any benefits
not offered to "all employers who move jobs to New Jersey."
(N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 5/6)....MA-based Arnold Communications has
developed a pro bono advocacy campaign for the Save Fenway
Park organization. The effort will include TV, radio and
print ads, along with other material. TV spots feature
interviews with Yankees fans in NYC on why Fenway is
special, while print ads focus on the park's history
(ADWEEK, 5/4)....In Houston, Dale Robertson writes that IHL
Aeros Owner/Compaq Center manager Chuck Watson's decision to
pull out of his NFL partnership with Bob McNair "bodes
badly" for any compromise solution regarding the Rockets'
Compaq Center lease. Now removed from the football mix,
Watson will be "disinclined to discuss football stadium tax
breaks as a tradeoff for [Rockets Owner Les] Alexander's
lease becoming less airtight" (HOUSTON CHRONICLE, 5/6).




