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          The Panthers played their first regular-season game at
     the new National Car Rental Center on Friday.  NHL
     Commissioner Gary Bettman, on the arena: "It's a spectacular
     arena.  Well laid-out, spacious, comfortable.  One of the
     best in the league" (Ft. Lauderdale SUN-SENTINEL, 10/12). 
     At the arena, 63 suites have been leased to individuals and
     corporations for $70,000-$120,000.  Six suites went to
     sponsors of the arena and one suite went to Sunrise, FL,
     which city leaders said that they "will use strictly to woo
     developers and corporations" (MIAMI HERALD, 10/11).  Also,  
     13 companies paid an estimated $750,000-$1M a year for
     category sponsorships at the arena: National Car Rental,
     BellSouth, Coca-Cola, Lexus, A-B, NationsBank, Lucent
     Technologies, Cleveland Clinic, Geico, Seminole Indian
     Tribe, Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, U.S. Postal Service and
     Pro Player (SPORTSBUSINESS JOURNAL, 10/12 issue).
          LOST SHAKER OF SALT: Gloria Estefan, Jimmy Buffett and
     Magic Johnson "have signed letters of intent to build
     signature commercial developments" next to the Heat's 
     American Airlines Arena.  Estefan's Bongo Cuban Cafe,
     Buffett's Margaritaville and Johnson's movie theater complex
     are set to open in late '99/early '00 (SUN-SENTINEL, 10/12).





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