How Do People Become Filthy Rich
A passenger explains paying his doctor's fees during a Bolivia trip and ponders how 40,000 U.S. millionaires accumulate large fortunes. He questions taxation, savings, and tax shelters as paths to wealth in a high earning economy.
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Bolivia
United States
If 80 smart why'sn't my doctor in Bolivia
The speaker riffs on wealth and confusion about money in America. He notes rich but dull chiefs, global travel by workers, and opaque finance behind millionaires and ordinary people. He jokes about a paunch of dime finds and asks why a doctor isn’t in Bolivia.
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Bolivia
Steven Spielberg
Bali
Greece
France
Spain
America
Los Angeles
Korea
New York
Safe but uneasy as storms trigger alarms on Long Island
In Hicksville Nassau County storms set off burglar alarms, exposing the security boom. Homes panic as up to 300 calls in five minutes flood precincts while weather and pets trigger false alerts. Security firms report rapid growth and high tech systems, but police urge basic safeguards.
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Hicksville
N.Y
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
Nassau County
Nassau
United States
Bill Cathers
Nassau County Police
Elliot Leibowitz
Brooklyn
Leibowitz
Hiway-Zimco
Rollins Protective Services
Atlanta
Network Security Inc
Ken Synar
Nassau Police
Mace Parties Reflect California Crime Fear Boom
Reporter recalls a Malibu cookie and Mace party where neighbors learned to carry licensed self defense spray. The piece traces the rise and decline of civilian Mace permits from 1979 to 1982 amid crime fears, noting little safety gain.
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Price
Mace
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