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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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PANTHERS TAKE ARENA PROPOSAL TO BROWARD COUNCIL
Aides to FL Panthers Owner Wayne Huizenga received "cautious support" for its arena proposal yesterday from the Broward County Tourist Development Council. Council members were "particularly sensitive
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NEW CROSSROADS ARENA IN BUFFALO GETS GREEN LIGHT
The Public Authorities Control Board, made up of NY state leaders, yesterday approved a $25M loan for the new Crossroads Arena in Buffalo, ending weeks of "backroom wrangling" over stadium projects th
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NOW BATTING, PLAYING SHORTSTOP...PETER PAN
Walt Disney is reportedly "trying to cut a deal" with a MLB team to conduct spring training in Orlando. Disney officials have been talking "recently" with the Braves about "luring" them to Tinker Fiel
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STADIUM TASK FORCE IN CINCINNATI MAY DROP SOME OHIO COUNTIES
"Surprising several task force members," Regional Stadium Task Force Co-Chair Guy Guckenberger said yesterday that he "expects Cincinnati, Hamilton County and Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties in Ke
BUCS GET NAMING RIGHTS AS INCENTIVE TO STAY IN TAMPA
In an effort to try and keep the Bucs from leaving, the Tampa Sports Authority (TSA) yesterday approved a stadium agreement turning over the naming rights for Tampa Stadium to the team. According to T
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FOOTBALL INCLUDED IN RENOVATIONS TO OAKLAND COLISEUM
Oakland Alameda County Coliseum officials "are privately looking" at about $50-70M in renovations to the stadium," according to this morning''s SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE. The renovations will be "comple
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NEW ANGEL STADIUM MAY WAIT
Due to the Angels'' dissatisfaction with the city of Anaheim''s last proposal, it appears a deal to build a new stadium "will not be completed" in time for the ''98 season. Negotiations are now slated
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BRONCOS OWNER LIKES IDEA OF PSL'S
Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen "might have found a way that''ll help him get" a new stadium, according to Adam Schefter in Saturday''s ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS. Schefter notes that Bowlen has "studied" St. Louis
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WAC CONSIDERS SITES FOR FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS
The WAC is considering the Cotton Bowl along with three other sites, for its football championship game in ''96. El Paso, Las Vegas and San Diego are also under consideration. WAC Commissioner Karl Be
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DC'S AMAZING SHRINKING ARENA -- PLANS CALL FOR 20,000 SEATS
Plans for the new arena in downtown Washington call for the facility to seat 20,000, less than the 23,000-24,000 originally expected. Bullets/Capitals owner Abe Pollin unveiled plans for the new $180M
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