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Monday, November 13, 1995
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Rams find a new home under the dome
ST. LOUIS — The nomadic St. Louis Rams finally are home.
The Trans World Dome opened to mostly rave reviews yesterday as the Rams hosted the Carolina Panthers. The $280 million downtown stadium was supposed to open three weeks ago for a game against San Francisco, but construction delays forced one final game at their temporary home, Busch Stadium.
The Associated Press
Fans seemed to agree the new place was worth the wait — and the taxpayer money that built it.
"It's big, but there's not a bad sight line here." John Bayer said as he sat in the back row over the corner of the end zone. "I mean, this is spectacular.
it costs way too much money, but I'm going to be able to take my 7-year-old to a football game." The city, county and state spent money to build the stadium, which adjoins the America's Center
Without it, the Rams wouldn't have abandoned Los Angeles for the Midwest this past offseason. With it, St. Louis now is home to three of the four major team sports.
and can be converted into a convention hall. The 205-foot-high dome covers four city blocks.
"I think it says St. Louis has turned the corner," said Thomas Eagleton, the former U.S. senator who heads the civic group that lured the Rams. "When we lost football we became a second-class city. As of today, we're first-class again."
Bruce Sommer, director of the America's Center, called the stadium mega-fantastic. St. Louis County Executive George "Buzz" Westfall went one step further.
"There's not a nicer sporting venue in the entire world," he said.
Stadium officials said that the dome was about 99 percent complete, and that a few minor glitches remained. One escalator wasn't working. Signs throughout the building read "Please pardon our dust as we put the finishing touches
on the Trans World Dome." Construction workers continued to work even as game time neared.
But the dark green field looked good, the restrooms were functional and the indoor temperature was 72 degrees while the temperature outside hovered in the 30s.
As far as 14-year-old Joshua Clark was concerned, the amenities took a backseat to what was happening on the field.
"We had tickets for the old Cardinals," said Steve Grote, who brought his two boys and a nephew to the game. "I remember sitting through a lot of games when it was 30 degrees and sleeeting. This is great."
Players from both teams glanced around the stadium as they entered. The place is still new to the Rams — because of on-going work, they weren't allowed to work out inside except for a brief walk-through Saturday.
"The Rams better win, they haven't been looking so good," he said.
Canucks' star out for the season with bad knee
The Associated Press
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Vancouver Canucks realized their worst fears Saturday.
They will be without scoring star Pavel Bure for the rest of the NHL season because of a knee injury that requires surgery.
"Pavel is 24 years old ... For his career and for the state of his knee we feel that it's best if we proceed to try and correct the problem and not just live with it," said Ross Davidson, the Camucks' team physician.
Bure will be operated on soon to repair his right knee.
no other damage to the major structures in his knee, apart from the anterior cruciate ligament," Davidson said.
"Luckily, from the (tests), there's
Bure was injured Thursday in Chicago when cuffed to the ice by defenseman Steve Smith of the Blackhawks.
Smith grabbed Bure around the head in the first period, and when Bure fell behind the Chicago net, he caught his skate at the base of the boards, and his knee bent at an unusual angle.
Bure said that he was leaining one way and twisting the other. Smith said that he was trying to shield Bure from the puck during a Vancouver power play.
The Moscow-born Bure had a slow start to the regular season with 13 points in 15 games, including six goals.
In 44 games last season, when the schedule was shortened by a 105-day players' strike, Bure led the Canucks in scoring with 20 goals and 23 assists for 43 points.
Bure was a standout for Vancouver in the 1994 Stanley Cup playoffs when he scored 16 times in 24 games to spark the Canucks to the finals against the New York Rangers.
His most memorable goal came in the second overtime period in the seventh game against the Calgary
Flames in the opening round in 1994. Bure took a breakaway pass from Jeff Brown and slipped it in behind goalie Mike Vernon.
The Canucks rewarded Bure with a five-year $22.5 million contract following that season.
Bure joined the Canucks in November 1991 and scored 34 goals in 65 games in his rookie season to win the Calder Trophy as the NHL's top first-year player.
The Canucks rely on Bure's entertainment value to fill seats at the new GM Place arena that opened this year.
Bure followed with consecutive 60-goal seasons.
APARTMENT & SUBLEASE
1 Bdrm Jan sublease
12th and Tennessee
2nd floor house, wood floors, walk to KU/Downtown, $325/mo + 1/4 utilities. Ask for Jon 841-2694
2BR, 2 bath, near campus On bus route. $435/mo. Water & trash paid. 838-9213
GREAT APARTMENT
Sublease 1 br, 932 Mississippi#3 upstres
wood floors, ceiling fan, big closets.
Avail mid-Dec.
865-0817 841-1074
paid. $330/mo. Dec. rent free.
Call 842-4200 or 843-2707 and ask about apartment UU-112.
Furnished studio available mid-Dec.
Clean & quiet location. Water & cable
Two Bedroom Apartment
Avail. Jan 1st, 1 BR, bsmt apt,
9th & Miss, dishwasher, use of
washer/dryer, gas pd, no dogs.
$330/mo. 842-4326 or 841-1074
close to KU campus.
Newly renovated, $400/mo.
Please call 913-963-1106
Apartment for sublet.
Spaces are still available. For more info call 864-4358 or stop by 119 Stauffer-Flint.
Look for the next Apartment & Sublease Guide in the Kansan on Thursday, Nov. 16.
**Apartment for sublet.**
10th & Arkansas. One bedroom, quiet, $255 + 1/4 utilities.
Call 843-9492
The deadline is Tuesday, Nov. 14 by 4PM.
**Perfect studio apt.** - Ohio & 13th
near Kansas Union. You won't find a
better location. Furnished, tons of
close/storage space, $305/month.
Available late Dec. 838-9282
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
*Restrictions Apply
- Swimming Pool
- On KU Bus Route
- Sand volleyball court
- Water & trash paid
- 1,2,3 & 4 bedroom
apts. available
9th & Avalon 842-3040
- Close to campus
• Spacious 2 bedrooms
• On Bus Route
• Ask about our rental bonus!
HEATHERWOOD VALLEY APARTMENTS
843-4754 (call for appt.)
Fall special. 1/2 month free rent.
While supplies last.
- On the bus route
- Quiet location
- 2 bedroom (1&1/2baths)
* 2 bedroom (2baths)
SOUTH POINTE ParkVilla
- 24 hour Emergency maintenance
While supplies last
Fall Move in Special - Leasing for Fall of '95
- Procedureally designed furniture
- Three bedrooms, two full baths
- Professionally designed interior
Three bedrooms, two full baths
1 BR Studio
Sublease - $345/mo
water and trash paid
843-0766
Leanna Mar Townhomes
Leanna Mar townhomes
Dishwasher
Gas fireplace
Washer & dryer
One carport space
Microwave
Trash compactor
Cable TV paid
Walk-in closets
Available January 5th, 1996
4501 Wimbledon Dr.
841-7849
SouthPointe Park Villas
Brand New 3bdm., 2 bath apt, balcony with park view. W/D. micro. Available **Jan 1**. Lease runs through 8/1/96. Call 842-3705 for more info.
- Washers/array not needed
* On KU bus route - Great Location!
$400 per month. 2 bdrm
2 bath area. Sublease.
NO deposit required.
Call 749-2215
Sunny Apartments
415 W. 17th
$350 - water paid
Apartments Available NOW
or Spring Semester
843-6446
Argo Apartments
1030 Missouri
$410 - gas, water &
basic cable paid
2310 West 26th St
- laundry facilities
NOW
- close to KU
- 841-5797
- central air
- control air
(no pets)
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
w/Porch. Av. Dec.jan. NO pets.
Call Stacey 841-3517
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
For 2-4. 2 Bath, new kitchen,
W/A/C, Great Back Yard,
w/Portable Floor,
W/O pets.
Pollination 941 3517
2 BR, $ 1^{1/2} $bath townhouse.
9th & Michigan, close to campus.
Jan 1st to July 31st. $460/month.
Cable paid. Call Mark at 832-1952.
1BR Sublet mid-Dec. to May (neg) 24 & Ousdahl $360. New carpet, balcony, on KU bus route. Partially furn. or unfurn. Water &
trash pd. 865-3801 Pets OK.
and make the move.
Call KATHY or MICHELE at 842-4200 and make the move
15th & Crestline Dr.
Meadowbrook Apartments
IT'S YOUR MOVE
Roommate needed for 2 bed/1 bath apt. Spacious.
Close to bus route. Pets welcome.
$225/mo + 1/2 utilities.
Call 842-5495. Leave message.
Gas Heat & Air Cond.
Low Utilities
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Wake Up To CEDARWOOD APTS
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$ _{1/2} $ block from campus. Studio and 2 Bedroom apartments available immediately. Call 842-7644
1 Block from KU Bus route
Roommate needed
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Call Pat today 843-1116
Call Pat today 843-1116
2411 Cedarwood Ave
Looking for M/E, NS, quiet, clean roommate to share nice 2 bdrm apartment with female grad student. $225 + 1/2 utilities. A/C, DW, micro.. Large kitchen-841-8630
Roommate needed to share
2BR apartment starting Jan. 1st
at 10th & Mississippi. NO pets.
$220/mo. 843-6122
Spanish Grant Apartments
Extra Nice 2 bedrooms
1/2 block east of 27th & Iowa
Starting at $345
841-8668
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