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Pair Of Towers Proposed As Gateway To TD Garden Shopping District

05 / 17 / 13

A Boston development team “wants to build a pair of towers in front of TD Garden that could reach 600 feet in height, creating a gateway for the arena with stores and restaurants, 500 residences, offices, and a 200-room hotel,” according to Casey Ross of the BOSTON GLOBE. The project, by...

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06/23/95
OFFICIALS AGREE ON A PLAN TO FINANCE CLEVELAND STADIUM

Elected officials in Cleveland have agreed on a $154M plan to renovate Cleveland Stadium that would include "slightly higher prices for parking, going to concerts, plays or sporting events, and rentin

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06/23/95
OMNI APPRAISAL A KEY FOR ARENA NEGOTIATIONS IN ATLANTA

The public board that owns the Omni ordered an appraisal of the 23-year-old facility because the appraisal will help the city negotiate with the Hawks and Owner Ted Turner, according to the ATLANTA CO

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06/22/95
DOMED STADIUM IS ANOTHER OPTION FOR THE METS

Mets Co-Owner Fred Wilpon has a "much more advanced" plan than his partner Nelson Doubleday''s desire to replace Shea Stadium with a retractable dome ball park and construct an adjacent futuristic ent

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06/22/95
NEW STADIUM COULD TRANSLATE INTO A $100M BILL FOR TAMPA

Tampa Stadium Authority Chair Chuck Davis said Wednesday that local business told him the TSA "probably" won''t be able to raise half of the estimated $168M stadium cost through the sale of PSLs, as t

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06/22/95
ATLANTA MAYOR HOPEFUL HAWKS LOCATE NEW ARENA DOWNTOWN

Atlanta Mayor Bill Campbell is "optimistic" the Hawks will build their new arena downtown and spark a "renaissance" in the area, according to Maria Sapota and Henry Unger of the ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.

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06/22/95
REDS AND BENGALS MAY GET NEW STADIUMS UNDER TAX PROPOSAL

The Reds and Bengals may get new stadiums under a $540M proposal to raise the Hamilton County sales tax but reduce property taxes, according to the CINCINNATI ENQUIRER. The 20- year tax increase, from

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06/21/95
METS MAY MOVE TO BELMONT PARK; COULD TAKE JETS WITH THEM

Mets Co-Owner Nelson Doubleday said yesterday the club has had "discussions" with the Nassau County Sports Commission about the Mets moving to a new multi-purpose sports complex on the site of Belmont

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06/21/95
BENGALS NOT SUPPORTIVE OF CITY PLAZA DOMED STADIUM PROJECT

In a statement released by the Bengals, team President Mike Brown said the franchise does not support the proposed City Plaza domed stadium project. Brown: "We appreciate the effort put forth on this

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06/21/95
PATRIOTS OWNER KRAFT WILLING TO INVEST $90M IN MEGAPLEX

In a move that Boston megaplex backers said "gives a boost" to their hopes for a domed stadium, Patriots Owner Robert Kraft said yesterday that he is willing to invest up to $90M and play a "developme

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06/21/95
"THROW THE BUMS OUT? PADRES MAY HIT THE ROAD FOR THE GOP

The Republican Party, realizing that the San Diego Convention Center could be a "tight fit" for its national convention, is considering an idea to move the final night of the convention into Jack Murp

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