Again, No Ticker-Tape Parade in N.Y.
The Super Bowl champion New York Giants, for the second time in five years, will have no ticker-tape parade in Manhattan.
The office of Mayor David N. Dinkins said the city’s severe financial problems forestalled any chance of a parade. However, the city does want to salute the Giants with a more modest celebration Wednesday.
“Unfortunately, the city cannot afford a ticker-tape parade but the city will honor the Giants,” said Ruby Ryles, a spokeswoman for the mayor. “There will be a presentation on the steps of City Hall and the public is invited.”
When the Giants, who play their home games in East Rutherford, N.J., won the Super Bowl in 1987, then-Mayor Ed Koch refused to celebrate a championship for a team that does not play in New York City.
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