The Michigan Daily -Thursday, September 20, 1990 - Page 7
Financial experts offer
advice for lottery jackpot '

 winners
NEW YORK (AP) - Winning a
lottery jackpot such as Florida's
$106.5 million bonanza can be a
sweet dream, but the temptations and
mysteries of new-found wealth can
become a nightmare. The advice
from most financial experts: take
things slow.
"Preserving your capital is the
first thing you've got to do. You'll
have plenty of time to invest it,"
David McLaughlin, a financial ad-
viser with Chase Investment Coun-
sel in Charlottesville, Va., said
Monday. "You must make sure your
money is safe and earning some-
thing."
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former adviser and ally, also is con-
sidering running.
As Communist Party leader in
1981, Jaruzelski imposed martial
law but peacefully transferred power
to a Solidarity-led government eight
years later. He was named president
by Parliament in July 1989 for a
-six-year term.
Jaruzelski sent a letter yesterday
to the Sejm, or lower house of Par-
liament, asking it to name a date for

Such is the "problem" for at least
half a dozen Florida lottery players.
Six tickets matched the winning
numbers drawn in Florida on Satur-
day for a jackpot estimated at $106.5
million, the second largest in U.S.
history behind Pennsylvania's $115
million prize last year.
Charles Clough, chief investment
strategist for Merrill Lynch & Co.,
would recommend that 45 percent of
the winnings go into intermediate-
and long-term bonds, 10 percent to
15 percent in cash or 90-day T-bills,
and 40 percent to 45 percent in
stocks.
"But stay away from stocks that
depend on cyclical consumer spend-
ing," he warned.

Past lottery winners from other
states have often found it difficult to
hold onto their newly acquired
wealth.
Such was the case for a middle-
aged construction worker who won
$4 million in the New York lottery
four years ago.
After receiving a check for about
$148,000 - the first of his 20 an-
nual after-tax installments - he
quit his $38,000-a-year job, threw a
party and put $10,000 down on each
of 10 new Cadillacs, said Michael
Naste, an independent financial plan-
ner from Deland, Fla., who special-
izes in helping lottery winners in-
vest their money.


ending his term.
Jaruzelski announced his planned
resignation after a six-hour meeting
at which the nation's feuding politi-
cal leaders agreed in principle to hold
early elections for both the presi-
dency and Parliament. No date was
set for what would be post-
Communist Poland's first fully
democratic elections for president and
Parliament.
The current Parliament was
elected in June 1989, but 65 percent
of the seats were guaranteed to the
now-dissolved Communists and their
allies.

CLASSIFIED ADS

The president wants Parliament
"to enable him to transfer the office
he holds to a president chosen in a
general election," a Jaruzelski
spokesperson said in a statement.
Jaruzelski is "concerned about
preventing unnecessary social emo-
tions and willing to develop democ-
racy," according to the statement,
carried by the official PAP news
agency.
Elections are expected as early as
this fall and no later than spring.
Participants in a meeting Tuesday
suggested that Jaruzelski should re-
sign no later than Dec. 13, the ninth
anniversary of the day he declared
martial law to crush the Solidarity
movement, according to sources con-
tacted by the Gazeta Wyborcza
newspaper.
Jaruzelski's election as president
in 1989 came about with some sup-
port from Solidarity parliament
members. It was meant to guarantee
good relations with the Soviet
Union in the first month of Poland's
democratic reforms.
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