Geraldine A. Ferraro... I'm just sayin' ...

[Ian David]

pay article FERRARO DENIES ANY WRONGDOING; 2D LOAN BY ZACCARO FROM ESTATE
By JEFF GERTH

John A. Zaccaro lent an additional $75,000 earlier this year from an estate he was managing as a court-appointed conservator to the Manhattan real estate management company owned by him and his wife, Geraldine A. Ferraro, according to a lawyer for the couple. Mrs. Ferraro, the Democratic Vice- Presidential candidate, declined at a news conference yesterday to discuss dealings between the estate and the company. She pointed to a hearing in open court tomorrow concerning an earlier $100,000 loan ...
August 22, 1984
http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F60D10FE385C0C718EDDA10894DC484D81


JUDGE IN VERMONT UPHOLDS COCAINE CHARGES AGAINST FERRARO'S SON
By MATTHEW L. WALD, SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TIMES


A Vermont judge refused today to dismiss cocaine charges against John A. Zaccaro Jr., the son of Geraldine A. Ferraro, the 1984 Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate, and said that evidence of cocaine found in his apartment could be used against him. The judge ruled, however, that the police did not have ''probable cause'' to search Mr. Zaccaro's car, and thus he held that the six to eight grams of cocaine seized from the vehicle was not admissible as evidence. The prosecutor, John Quinn, said...
August 30, 1986
MORE ON AUTOMOBILES AND: SEARCH AND SEIZURE, DRUG TRAFFIC, VERMONT, MCCAFFREY, FRANCIS B, ZACCARO, JOHN JR, FERRARO, GERALDINE A
http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F50712F7345E0C738FDDA10894DE484D81


NEW YORK; THE MONDARO CREDIBILITY GAP
By SYDNEY H. SCHANBERG

Every time Geraldine Ferraro issues another comment in her frantic attempt to put out the fire over her and her husband's finances, she seems instead to send the flames higher. There she was again, on Monday's front pages, telling us that something her husband had done was O.K. when clearly it was something a teen-ager would know he shouldn't do. Her husband, John Zaccaro, had borrowed $100,000 from the monies of an elderly, incapacitated woman whose estate he was overseeing as a conservator ap...
August 21, 1984
MORE ON PERSONAL FINANCES AND: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1984, ETHICS, INCOME, FERRARO, GERALDINE A, MONDALE, WALTER F, ZACCARO, JOHN
http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F70E13F9395C0C728EDDA10894DC484D81

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