THESE PENS FULL OF RED INK: GET SECOND LOAN FROM MARINO

          U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Bernard Markovitz approved a new
     "emergency loan" allowing Penguins co-Owner Roger Marino to
     write another $2.5M check, "with the promise that his money
     will be the first repaid with 8 percent interest," according
     to Ann Belser of the PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE.  This is
     Marino's second loan to be approved, with interest, in order
     to make team payroll payments.  Pittsburgh Hockey Associates
     Attorney Robert Sable said that the team "needs to secure a
     long-term loan of about" $20M to cover its operating losses
     for the season (PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE, 10/30).  
          THE ARENA WITH NO NAME: Also in Pittsburgh, Tom Barnes
     writes that a six-year, $5M deal to sell Civic Arena naming
     rights to Allegheny Energy Inc. is "in danger of slipping
     away."  Allegheny Energy spokesperson Debra Beck said that
     the deal "is in doubt because of the team's filing for
     bankruptcy protection" and is in a "wait-and-see mode"  
     (Tom Barnes, PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE, 10/30).