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Tim Hagan: As a Cuyahoga County Commissioner, was one of the chief political architects, alongside Cleveland Mayor Michael R. White, of the 'Gateway' sin-tax initiative that persuaded voters to approve a county tax on alcohol and cigarettes to finance the Gateway Sports and Entertainment Complex, resulting in the construction of Jacobs Field (now Progressive Field) and Gund Arena (now Rocket Arena).
Action · May 1990
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- As a Cuyahoga County Commissioner, was one of the chief political architects, alongside Cleveland Mayor Michael R. White, of the 'Gateway' sin-tax initiative that persuaded voters to approve a county tax on alcohol and cigarettes to finance the Gateway Sports and Entertainment Complex, resulting in the construction of Jacobs Field (now Progressive Field) and Gund Arena (now Rocket Arena).
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