“This is supposed to be the melting pot — it’s Queens! But when you are living in Jamaica Estates, it’s more secluded. There are kids I know who are 16 who can’t go down the block to the subway. It depends on what you are exposed to.”
August 1990 — A Casino Too Far: Pages from the Donald J. Trump Scrapbook, by Jamie Malanowski
"In the previous installment of the Donald J. Trump Scrapbook the following events transpired: Trump attempted to slough off his glamorous, reconditioned wife, Ivana, in favor of young, pliable nineties edition Marla Maples; he opened the horrifically kitschy and monumentally leveraged Taj Mahal casino; he saw his net worth devalued by 70 percent in Forbes magazine.
January 9, 1988 — Trump bid could come in a decade, by Glenn Singer
Will the $3 billion man Donald Trump run for president? Probably, but not for perhaps a decade. And that’s from as good an authority as there can be — his wife, Ivana.
February 6, 1986 — Closing arguments: Roy Cohn still battling the bar — and for his life, by Philip Lentz
"Scrapper Roy Cohn fights to the finish, and this time he's likely to lose."
Donald J. Trump — A Russian Agent, Wrecker, and Traitor 