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<text id=90TT0911>
<title>
Apr. 09, 1990: Winner Of The Week
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<history>
TIME--The Weekly Newsmagazine--1990
Apr. 09, 1990 America's Changing Colors
</history>
<article>
<source>Time Magazine</source>
<hdr>
GRAPEVINE, Page 27
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<body>
<p>By Paul Gray/Reported by David Ellis
</p>
<p>WINNER OF THE WEEK: Peter Lynch
</p>
<p> At 46, he retires after 13 years of managing the Fidelity
Magellan fund, with bank account and reputation intact. Wildly
outperforming the market, he never succumbed to the showy
excesses or the sleazy morals of the Age of Milken.
</p>
<p>LOSER OF THE WEEK: Mario Cuomo
</p>
<p> New York's bond ratings tumbled to 48th in the nation, a
survey ranked the state 43rd in financial management, and a
budget crunch has prompted talk of tax hikes. Cuomo is only one
polluted harbor away from becoming the next Michael Dukakis.
</p>
<p>BEST CAREER MOVE: Vaclav Havel
</p>
<p> He once said he wanted to be Czechoslovakia's President
only temporarily, then return to playwriting. But he likes the
job and wants a full term. Now that his plays are not
suppressed, they get polite reviews; but his leadership is
drawing raves.
</p>
<p>WORST CAREER MOVE: Jack Lawn
</p>
<p> He quit as chief of the Drug Enforcement Administration
because of weariness with bureaucratic wars, among other
reasons. For a man who values his independence, though, he made
an odd choice. His new boss: George Steinbrenner of the New
York Yankees.
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