National League to expand by two teams in three years
The National League will add two franchises in 1993 built from an expansion draft in November 1992. Final city choices are due by late summer next year after committees review dozens of metropolitan bids, with final board approval expected by September 1991. Expansion costs are likely $50 to $75 million per team, with Buffalo, Denver, and St. Petersburg Tampa among leading candidates.
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Cleveland
Bill White
White
Pittsburgh Pirates
Douglas Danforth
Danforth
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Denver
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Buffalo
Peoria
Seattle Mariners
Toronto Blue Jays
Mariners
Blue Jays
Yea
Montreal
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Bob Rich
Buffalo Bisons
Chicago White Sox
Atlanta Braves
Oakland revisits Raiders move with reduced risk plan
Oakland officials revive bids to lure the Los Angeles Raiders back to the Coliseum by 1992 with a revamped deal that drops guaranteed ticket income, reduces city risk, and finances stadium renovation with 120 million in bonds while boosting luxury boxes and a stadium club.
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Oakland
Calif
Los Angeles Raiders
Raiders
Bay Area
Jack Brooks
Oakland Coliseum
Henry Gardner
Paterno reacts to Penn State joining the Big Ten
Joe Paterno responds to Penn State's Big Ten invitation with optimism about university benefits and football competitiveness while noting travel costs and scheduling concerns for Big Ten members. He emphasizes being a "company man" and doubts some misconceptions about Penn State's paths to the conference.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Paterno
Nittany Lions
Big Ten
State College
Foreman steals show at Tyson's conference
LAS VEGAS AP Foreman headlines the Tyson press event for his bout with Adilson Rodrigues and Tyson's comeback against Henry Tillman. Foreman, billed as The Rip Van Winkle fighter, weighs about 260 pounds for his 22nd comeback fight as Tyson earns 3 million for his return. Tillman 350000 Rodrigues 175000. Tyson aims to rebound after loss to Douglas.
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Las Vegas
George Foreman
Adilson Rodrigues
Foreman
Don King
Rodrigues
Mike Tyson
Henry Tillman
Tyson
James
Buster” Douglas
Tokyo
Tillman
Los Angeles
Douglas
Let’s Fight Reduced Delivery Standards
APWA plans to oppose a Postal Rate Commission proposal to change delivery standards. If adopted, the change would shift mail to processing centers, reducing small-office distribution and threatening local postal jobs. The commission is expected to rule before June 30, 1990, so letters of protest should be sent promptly. A sample opposition letter is provided for individuals and families to use.
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Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
APWA
Commission
Setrakian
United States Postal Service
USPS
Postmaster General
New York
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