Newsday (Nassau Edition) from Hempstead, New York • 76

May 6 1990 Robert Reno 73 Funny Money 72 Investing 70 BUSINESS Donald Trump He's trying to sell assets to become king of cash but the kingdom could be smaller than he imagined DONALD TRUMP cocky self-promoter arid high-flying developer is spending a lot of time these days trying to convince the world that he's as rich as liquid and as bankable as ever King of cash That's his newest goal Trump says as he makes the rounds of television newspaper and magazine interviews trying to staunch doubts about his solvency even as he puts his assets up for sale He says he doesn't have to have the cash He just wants it to hunt for bargains And he claims he'll end up with $2 billion in hand maybe more when the dust clears on deals in the works But the familiar Trump bluster has started sounding hollow especially over the last week Contractors on his newest casino the Taj Mahal claimed in public that Trump owes them $35 million in unpaid bills New Jersey gambling authorities announced they would start Please see TRUMP on Page 68 'Razzmatazz' Is New Hope OftheABT Surprise At the Derby.