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NFL Owners Approve Falcons' Stadium Funding; Team Granted Maximum $200M05 / 21 / 13NFL owners this morning at their spring meetings in Boston approved the Falcons for $200M in G-4 financing toward construction of a new stadium. The Falcons are the third team, following the 49ers and Vikings, to tap into the full amount that is available to teams through the league's current stadi... Tags: Facilities, Atlanta Falcons, NFL |
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SI EXAMINES THE CONTINUING TREND OF HOLDING CITIES HOSTAGE
In the current issue of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, Tim Crothers examines the plight of the Devils and their possible move to Nashville along with "at least 38 other franchises across North America" who are "
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PLAN TO PAIR CLEVELAND STADIUM TAX WITH SCHOOL FUNDS
Any financing plan for the renovation of Cleveland Stadium "will probably be paired with a financial package to help city schools," according to the PLAIN DEALER. Stephen Koff reports that such a plan
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WHAT ABOUT US? VIKES AND TWINS WANT BETTER DEALS
As a result of a "state-backed" $15M effort to help bring an NHL franchise to MN, the Vikings and the Twins are left asking, "What about us?," writes Jay Weiner in the Minneapolis STAR- TRIBUNE. Due t
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GOVERNOR WARNS CLEVELAND THEY MAY LOOSE TEAM OVER FINANCING
OH Gov. George Voinovich said Monday that if Cleveland Mayor Michael White and the City Council "don''t stop arguing over how to pay for fixing up the Stadium, the city will find itself without a foot
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CORPORATE HELP COULD BE NEAR FOR MEGAPLEX
A special commission drafting legislation to construct the megaplex in Boston is "nearing agreements with several corporations" that could bring $90M or more to the project, according to Richard Kindl
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OMNI RULED OUT: SPECULATION OVER LOCATION OF NEW HAWKS ARENA
Turner Broadcasting executives have "narrowed their options" to three locations for a new arena for the Hawks and possibly an NHL franchise, according to the ATLANTA CONSTITUTION. Henry Unger and Mari
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A NEW HOME FOR BREWERS BY '98 A "PIPE DREAM"?
Brewers VP/Corporate Affairs Laurel Prieb said the chances of having a new County Stadium by the opening of the ''98 season are a "pipe dream." Prieb said Thursday that even if the team can win approv
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PLAN FOR A NEW TIGER STADIUM SEEMS TO GAIN MOMENTUM
"Plans for a new Tiger Stadium have progressed to the point that the builders have been chosen," according to Barkholz & Goodin of CRAIN''S DETROIT BUSINESS. Pending "successful financing," the Southf
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BULLETS AND CAPITALS OWNER POLLIN ANNOUNCES ARENA DEAL
Bullets and Capitals Owner Abe Pollin announced yesterday the new $175M arena to be built in downtown Washington will be called the MCI Center. The WASHINGTON POST''s Ken Denlinger writes that the adv
DID MEGAPLEX COMMISSION GIVE PATS TOO GOOD OF A DEAL?
A survey of NFL lease deals by the BOSTON HERALD shows that while the Patriots "will make bigger annual payments than other teams to play in a new megaplex, the team could also reap far greater revenu
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