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OAKLAND AUTHORITY MEMBERS WANT TO SETTLE SUIT WITH RAIDERS
Published May 6, 1998
Although Oakland city and Alameda county officials
"haven't spoken to the Raiders" since they filed suit
against them in September, "now -- just a month before
Election Day -- two mayoral candidates say an olive branch
has been extended to the team," according to Laura Counts of
the OAKLAND TRIBUNE. Ignacio De La Fuente, a city council
member who serves on the Coliseum Authority, said he has
crafted "a comprehensive proposal" to resolve the lawsuit if
a meeting with the Raiders can be arranged. County
Supervisor Mary King, who chairs the Authority, said that a
letter has been sent to the Raiders requesting a settlement
meeting before a May 15 court date. Both candidates deny
that any "settlement proposal" is timed to coincide with the
election (Laura Counts, OAKLAND TRIBUNE, 5/5).




