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SENATORS SAYS THAT AFTER STRONG PUSH, TEAM WILL BREAK EVEN

          After losing money last year, the Senators reported
     this week that "they expect to break even this coming
     season," according to Andrew Seymour of the OTTAWA SUN.   A
     statement released by the team stated, "Thanks to some tax
     relief and the response of fans, we expect to break even or
     at least come close to that."  The statement added that
     losses last season were "slightly less" than forecast.  Team
     Chair Rod Bryden "has reported losses" in the C$5-7M range
     each season for the past several years (OTTAWA SUN, 7/15).

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