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He became ire different receive!toca uiown pass forthefe eason...Saturday'satB .■ of 84.082 at the Teas aska was the largestoi er watch a footballgan ate of Texas. taxes Doug Shilling is t agricultural joumalm Newarem on wish for team SAN ANTONIO (AP) San Antonio Spurs wani arena to go with their new! NBA championship. Bexar County residenis decide this Tuesday whe ? it to them whenthi raising hotel and ret help fund a $1 lion basketball arena. Meanwhile, Harris Count ers are being asked whethetj want to commit existing lion rental car taxes to fund hall $160 million downtown the Houston Rockets. Campaigns sum arena plans in both Texas are hotly contested and financed, with supporters ing that the basketball team modern, more lucrativebul while opponents complain 1 the deals are basically lat subsidies of private businf If the Spurs get building — one they with the rodeo three weeks)! — they will have an 18,51 state-of-the-art arena to 2002 and control over most revenue generated at the silt] San Antonio arena are working against the city] tory of rejecting big-money' items, including the addili fluoride to the local watersif Even with then Mayor Cisneros forcefully campail for it, a half-cent sales tax to struct the Alamodome 1 passed in 1989. “Our momentum is gi Spurs chairman Peter “Our big push has been M out the vote.” The Spurs and their rc business allies, working a “Saddles and Spurs” carol committee, have spent mott $2 million. Arena critics spent nearly $400,000. “Let’s send this bad back to the locker room; get a better deal where the ers pay their fair share,” claims a television ad h? anti-arena group Citizen; Responsible Spending. The Spurs have pledged f million toward the arena's 5 ] struction. The rest would 1# ed by bonds paid forbyinctf* on car and hotel rental taxf through facility user fees. If voters approve, hotel 15 ' would increase from 15 pff] to 16.75 percent and car $ taxes would from 10 perceo 1 15 percent.