Word: jerseyed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Jersey school keeps secret how much each manager has and how well each is doing, and doesn't let the seven interact. About 60 percent of the portfolio is in stocks, and the managers come from as far away as Pasadena, Calif, and Boston. Princeton has done the best of the major universities over the last five years, with an annual average growth of about 19 percent...
...Putnam seems to have come into moneymaking as an afterthought. At Harvard, where he wore the number 54 jersey on Eliot House's intramural football team and yukked it up with the Lampoon, Putnam majored in biochemistry...
Such an alliance, however, could be effective only if Mondale were first stopped in California and New Jersey. While the conventional wisdom once rated Hart the likely winner in California and Mondale a breeze in New Jersey, veteran pols now consider each state close. The picture in detail...
...Donovan and White House aides have denied that they had any contacts with private investigators hired by Schiavone Construction Co. to spy on those who were investigating Donovan's alleged ties to organized crime. The Labor Secretary is a major stockholder and former vice president of the New Jersey firm. Allegations against Donovan have been investigated by a special prosecutor, a Senate committee and a Brooklyn grand jury, none of which accused him of having committed any crime. However, papers found in the files of the construction company's chief investigator raise serious doubts about the denials...
Even after these cuts, said Rivlin, annual tax revenues would have to be raised by about $100 billion to balance the budget. She favors a tax reform of the type proposed by Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey and Representative Richard Gephardt of Missouri. Their plan, which would eliminate many loopholes, could raise revenue and also lower tax rates. Said Rivlin: "I am fairly optimistic that Congress, realizing it needs a lot of revenue, will go for a major reform...