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Article: Stadium Deal Must Be 2-Sided, Fenty Says; Venue Explored For D.C. United
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- February 15, 2008
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D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty said yesterday that he would support a
public subsidy for a new professional soccer stadium if the team
also invested in the project, stating that he opposed spending
public money on the Washington Nationals' $611 million ballpark
because the deal was too "one-sided."
Fenty (D) made his comments at a news conference near the site
where the project would be built along the Anacostia River. He
sought to temper expectations about his administration's commitment
to creating a new home for D.C. United, saying no deal had been
struck for a proposed 27,000-seat stadium at Poplar Point, a 110-
acre swath of neglected parkland.
Yet talk of a new stadium brought swift and ...
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