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Rising Tide: Daytona Int'l Speedway Gets Go-Ahead For Major Track Renovation06 / 18 / 13Daytona Int’l Speedway has been given the green light for a major facelift. The ISC BOD on Friday approved a $375-400M renovation of the track, and ISC officially announced the project this morning with the tagline “Daytona Rising, Reimagining an American Icon.” Construction starts... |
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GIANTS IN THE POLITICAL SCENE? TEAM HIRES LOBBYISTS
The S.F. Giants and the developer of a possible ballpark in the city''s Mission Bay area have been paying two "well-known" lobbyists "big bucks" to advance plans for a new ballpark, according to a rep
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PATRIOTS MAY GET WISH; COMMISSION FAVORS STADIUM & MEGAPLEX
The 13-member MA Convention Center Commission will vote today to include a 70,000-seat domed stadium for the Patriots with a downtown convention center, according to reports in Boston this morning. Th
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STADIUM RENOVATION PLANS IN TAMPA FOR RAYS AND BUCS
Pinellas County commissioners met with Devil Rays Owner Vince Namoli about his request for $20M to reconfigure the Thunderdome for baseball. Namoli said approximately $50M in Dome improvements is requ
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THE PALACE TO BUILD NEW ENTRANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
Palace Sports and Entertainment President Tom Wilson said yesterday they will spend $15M to build a new entrance for The Palace at Auburn Hills. The plan features a 100,000-square-foot, glass-walled a
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REACTION NEGATIVE TO BEARS' DESIRES FOR NEW 'BURB HOME
The latest issue of CRAIN''S CHICAGO BUSINESS examines Bears Owner Michael McCaskey''s desire for $185M in state funding for a new $285M home for the team in suburban Chicago. Jeff Borden reports that
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BANKS ASK CONGRESS TO ASSURE THAT DC CAN REPAY ARENA LOANS
Crestar and NationsBank, who have offered the cash-strapped DC government $53M to buy the land and make improvements on the site of a proposed new arena, have asked Congress for assurances the city wi
DETROIT MAYOR COMES OUT WITH NEW PLAN FOR TIGER STADIUM
Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer says this year''s version of a new Tiger Stadium will be "smaller, less costly and better defined than last year''s." When it is unveiled before the end of May, the plan wi
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IS MARINERS STADIUM SUPPORT IN JEOPARDY IF JOHNSON TRADED?
State legislators in favor of a new retractable-roof facility for the Mariners got a boost when House representatives voted in favor of sending a stadium finance bill back to committee. State Rep. Mar
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WEST COAST NBA TEAMS DEAL WITH ARENA ISSUES
CLIPPERS AT THE POND: The Clippers have submitted an application with the NBA Board of Governors to add two games at Anaheim''s Arrowhead Pond for ''95-96. The team played six games in Orange County t
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NEW HOME FOR MARINERS COULD BE CLOSER
In Seattle, the "logjam stalling legislation" to finance a $250M stadium for the Mariners may have been broken this week as the state House took steps closer to passing the Stadium Bill. On Tuesday, a
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