Word: jerseyed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Frost, 38, touched off a whistle-blowing donnybrook about a year ago by advising supervisors not to place $100 million in district funds with a shaky New Jersey securities firm. When the company collapsed, Frost embarrassed Mayor Marion Barry's administration with an "I told you so" city council appearance. Earlier this month someone gained access to Frost's computer data, extracted a letter he had written to Barry charging the city's top financial managers with "incompetence, mismanagement . . . intimidation and indifference," and leaked it to local newspapers. After Frost's electronic lockout, his superiors announced they had bypassed...
That way, the Crimson could avoid the delayed planes and absurd lighting situations which the squad experienced Friday night in New Jersey, en route to being massacred by Princeton...
...track meets don't work like exams, and the Crimson had no choice but to travel to New Jersey over the weekend, where it was run off the track by the Elis and the host Tigers...
...busy weekend whose schedule included two matches on Saturday and another on Sunday, the Harvard men's volleyball team opened its home season with a dramatic win over Yale, but then dropped contests to Dartmouth and the New Jersey Institute of Technology...
...cost oil could help the Federal Government deal with its debilitating budget deficit. As long as crude prices are falling, increased energy taxes would be a relatively painless way of raising money. In the Senate, New Jersey Democrat Bill Bradley has proposed tripling the current 9 cents-per-gal. gasoline tax, a move that he estimates would bring the Government an extra $15 billion a year. President Reagan conceded for the first time last week that he would listen to proposals for an energy tax, but only if it would be used for reducing other levies rather than purely...