NEW POLL SHOWS PACKERS HAVE UPHILL CLIMB TO WIN SUPPORT

          A Journal Sentinel poll shows that 64% of WI residents
     "are opposed to taxation" to help the Packers pay for a
     renovated Lambeau Field or a new stadium, according to Don
     Walker of the MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL.   If there was
     some form of subsidy, the survey of 615 residents taken from
     January 4-7 showed that 36% preferred a sports lottery and
     17% preferred a local or county-only sales tax.  Also, 15%
     preferred a statewide sales tax, 13% a state loan, and 6%
     favored a regional tax, while 9% "repeated their opposition
     to any form of public subsidy."  In addition, 70% of WI
     residents preferred to renovate Lambeau, "rather than to
     build a new stadium," 16% favor a new stadium and 14% said
     they didn't know.  The survey showed that 40% of men and 23%
     of women supported some form of public subsidy.  The poll
     had a margin of error of +/- 4% (JOURNAL SENTINEL, 1/8).