RIVERFRONT CASH FLOW: SUPPORTERS SPENDING FREELY ON TV ADS

          Supporters of a riverfront ballpark for the Reds "are
     outspending backers of Broadway Commons by a nearly 3-to-1
     margin" on TV advertising, according to Barry Horstman of
     the CINCINNATI POST.  Proponents of the riverfront "wedge"
     site have purchased $283,377 worth of ads on local network
     and cable stations, compared to $99,225 bought by supporters
     of downtown's Broadway Commons.  The pro-riverfront 30-
     second ads, titled "Move Greater Cincinnati Forward!," show
     color images of the "wedge" site next to Cinergy Field and
     call Broadway Commons proponents a "small group of
     landowners" pushing for the downtown site.  Broadway
     Commons' ads "contend" that a Broadway ballpark could cost
     up to $80M less and be built two years earlier than a
     stadium on the riverfront (CINCINNATI POST, 10/21).  The
     Reds have contributed $50,000 toward the pro-riverfront
     campaign, while the Greater Cincinnati Chamber has spent
     $25,000, constituting the two largest contributions on
     record (Lucy May, CINCINNATI ENQUIRER, 10/22).