In Baltimore, Jon Morgan profiles MD Stadium Authority
Chair JOHN BROWN, who has served on the authority since '95.
Brown's predecessor JOHN MOAG: "John's more easygoing than I
am. I'm more of a Bill Parcells, and he's a Tom Landry"
(Baltimore SUN, 3/10)....ILIE NASTASE has been nominated to
succeed Australian BRIAN TOBIN as head of the Int'l Tennis
Federation (ITF), along with France's CHRISTIAN BIMES,
Sweden's JAN FRANCKE, Switzerland's HEINZ GRIMM, Britain's
IAN KING, Australia's GEOFF POLLARD, Italy's FRANCESCO RICCI
BITTI and the U.S.'s HARRY MARMION. The election is in July
(Mult., 3/10)....JACK NICKLAUS, who was an outspoken critic
of the PGA Tour allowing players to use carts during the
CASEY MARTIN case, says that he "might use one on the Senior
Tour" during the early stages of his return from hip
replacement surgery. Martin: "I hope he uses one. I would
feel really bad if the best player of all time didn't play
because he testified against me. Swallow your pride and
ride" (WASHINGTON POST, 3/10)....CTV is producing a two-hour
movie about SHELDON KENNEDY which will air this fall (Van.
PROVINCE, 3/9)....The Orange County D.A. issued an arrest
warrant for MARIE BOGUSZEWSKI, charging her with "making
terrorist threats" to the office of DENNIS RODMAN's former
agent, DWIGHT MANLEY. The woman "allegedly" e-mailed and
called the office "hundreds of times to request a date" with
Rodman, which "tied up" the firm's phones and forced AOL to
"shut off" her account (L.A. DAILY NEWS, 3/10).
