Enron is being prosecuted for creating a monopolistic situation and unethically schemeing and exploiting to extract unreasonable prices from the utility customers of California. The same laws the apply there are not restricted to utility monopolies. Anytime, citizens are restricted from free market prices, the same laws are suppose to apply. Monopoly prices are controlled. Price-Fixing schemes are felonies. The sad thing is, the Kansas Coliseum and the Expo center were built with tax-payer revenue, were they not? They are accountable to some level of govenment regarding their policies and business results. They contract out to private companies and extract unfair percentages from these private contractors, who in return agree to the high percentages if they restrict competition from outside sources for food and drink. So, it appears to me that the greed starts with the very people who, on one hand opperate in such a way to insure fiscal solvency at whatever ethical or unethical means to make the venue solvent; and, on the other hand, should be accountable to the citizens of the community to protect them from the very monopolistic and price-fixing extraction they initiated. Their are historical laws to protect citizens from being victomized in this manner. What we need is enforcement of those laws in these particular situations.