| Show - - - ' i f ''''' — Mt0i2t1E1 ) - The Salt Lake Tribune 0 D9 Friday May 24 1991 NFL Awards 1995 Super Bowl to Miami THE ASSOCIATED PRESS t Mtuml 1?95 game n in the Super Bowl in Miami" Tagliabue said Several days before the 1989 Super Bowl at Joe Bobbie Stadium riots broke out near the Miami Arena iu the Overtown district League owners obviously were not swayed by the riots in voting on the site of the '95 game The 26 teams supporting the WLAF committed another $13 million to running the league 6500000 per team for next season Two NFL clubs the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Raiders are not backing the league which this week plays its final games of its first regular season Tagliabne said of the NFL meetings The three significant accomplishments were the decision to expand the commitment to support the WIAF and the awarding of the Super Bowl through 1995" MINNEAPOLIS — Miami was awarded the 1995 Super Bowl NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue said Thursday 'The game to be played Jan at Joe Robbie Stadi- 20 Super Bowl Sites 1will be the second Super 4992 tun minneopolis Bowl in that stadium It will be the seventh time Miami has 1993 Pasadena Coa Ationici played host to the NFL title 4994 Miami was selected on the fourth ballot over Tampa which had the !Arne this year aud Houston which was considered the favorite Houston last had the Soper Bowl in 1974 !"Maybe it will work out so Tampa Bay will play Houston s' THE ASSOCIATED ' i ) l'7:1 ' PRESS 4-it- SALE HIGHLIGHTS: - wOutlet e''s n — 1 -- CONTENTS OF SEVERAL ' fti - 1 -- ct(0) r 0 A - - 1 I ':: '''Vr i 0 soktv - —: 4i' 4 l ' A Nkt' ? 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ROOM SET 12 CHIPPENDALE CARVED CHAIRS SELECTION OF BRONZE SCULPTURES-WESTERAND EUROPEAN MATCHED COFFEE AND END TABLES COLLECTOR PLATES UPHOLSTERED COUCHES CAST IRON LAWN FURNiTURE PANTINGS LARGE HONEY PINE BOOK CASE AND CURIO CABINET CAST FIVE ARM YARD LAMPS DUNCAN PHYPH BEDROOM SUITE CRYSTAL STEMWARE GERMAN FIGURINES : sA7 Outlet Sugg Retail Guide Jackets Fall Line Insulated Jackets insulated Drop Seat Pants 1 ' - ' Friday May 24 - Monday May 27 flAY 25TH SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1 PM LIAY 26TH SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1 Phi now-defun- ct : iii H i MEMORIAL WEEKEND SALE! (slissesteti Williams who formerly played for US ampa Bay and the football League was the MVP of the 988 Super Bowl when down 10-- 0 le led the Redskins on an offensive ar that swamped Denver 42-1- 0 He as the only black quarterback ever start a Super Bowl game Now athletic director and football ach at Point Coupee High School in Ilew Roads La Williams 35 would eceive $513 a week for the rest of his If e under a decision earlier this week ly District of Columbia Hearings and ppeals Examiner Rodney P Ruffin 'le weekly benefit would be tenni'Wed only if Williams should again stain the $11 million annual salary le was paid in 1989 Williams told The Washington Jost that "This is a satisfying victory lir me It shows I'm not the only one Iho feels this was football-relatelithink they knew it but it was juzt a atter of fighting it to see if I would On This should have been taken care when it came up but business is t -- 1 0 C) te - - The Redskins had fought the compensation — which could be worth $1 dllion or more — on grounds that le injury was not incurred during e course of employment and that otball is not a lifetime occupation injured his back in 1989 on rilliams at his home in Zachary 'l 1 1 rtr-- 1 1 140 lareer 4A 1(1 i : i :r1 off-seas- r ' 1 WASHINGTON — Former Washington Redskins quarterback Doug Williams has won a lifetime stipend of 1513 weekly from the team as com- back injupensation for an ' (3 ) that Ex-Skin- ly 0 i ts-- - QB Wins Lifetime Pay From Club The - - 1 - -' Set - per household Neese 1 - 1 1 |
