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by David Morris, Institute for Local Self-Reliance.
http://www.ilsr.org/columns/1996/123196.html
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Financing Professional Sports Facilities
Resources on Minnesota Legislative Issues Financing Professional Sports Facilities.
http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/issues/sports.htm
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Squeeze Play: The Campaign for a New Twins Stadium
University of Minnesota, Dept. of Speech Communications.
http://www.comm.umn.edu/twinsreport/contents.htm
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Minnesota Stadium Issue
A discussion message board about the stadium issue in Minnesota. Forums include the Twins new
ballpark, Vikings new stadium, the Gophers new stadium, and bringing MLS to Minnesota
http://pub12.ezboard.com/bminnesotastadiumissue
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Public Funded Fresno Stadium
Gross Overestimate Of Economic Benefits Understated Economic Costs. By Howard Hobbs, Fresno Daily
Republican Contributing Editor.
http://www.dailyrepublican.com/stadium-understated-cost.html
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Stadium Funding in the Communist State of Pennsylvania
An extensive collection of opinions on the 1997 Pittsburgh Baseball Stadium controversy, and the
Regional Renaissance Initiative to finance it through a stadium tax.
http://web.english.by.net/~english/ridge.html
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A League of Their Own - Eat the State!
Seattle's shamelessly biased political newspaper and environmental scandal sheet.
http://eatthestate.org/01-27/LeagueTheirOwn.htm
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Stadium Game Not Worth Playing
David Maull of the Delmarva coast site Cafe Locale writes a weekly sports column including this one
about owners holding taxpayers hostage for new stadiums.
http://www.cafelocale.com/sports/bullpen/stadium.html
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Playing the Stadium Game: Financing Professional Sports Stadiums in the '90s
By Mandy Rafool. The love affair between the American public and professional sports dates back
more than 100 years, to the origins of major league baseball. Although rocky at times, professional
sports enjoy a special relationship between fans and their teams that has prevailed through many a
heartbreak.
http://ncsl.org/programs/fiscal/lfp106.htm
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Are New Stadiums Worth the Cost?
Bread Not Circuses is a coalition of community groups concerned about the impact of Toronto's Bid
for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
http://www.breadnotcircuses.org/brooking.html
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Field of Schemes: News Updates
The Sports Swindle Ticker. A very outspoken website opposed to the public financing of sports
stadiums.
http://www.fieldofschemes.com/news/
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